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. >> let's talk about your democratic colleague, jamie raskin, who is floating a bill to create an oversightmission on presidential capacity. the clause in the constitution was adopted after president kennedy was assassinated, to establish a procedure in case a president is incapacitated. do you think some might perceive this as some sort of cynical partisan act, if there's no actual proof that the president is incapacitated? >> i think the question is really what is the standard. and, you know, the more the president puts out tweets or conducts foreign policy just on a whim, the more he sort of engages the american public in actions that doesn't befit a president, i think it brings up these questions of, is he actually fit to be the president of the united states, and do we need to have independent assessment of that fitness or unfitness. i think that, you know, these are all pieces of how we expect a president to behave. and i think the big question here is still the question of obstruction of justice. did he do something that is really going to, you know, threaten the democracy of the ame

, more than 20 democratic lawmakers are now backing a bill, introduced by maryland congressman jamie raskinthat would create a commission to determine if the president is mentally or physically unfit for office. the bill has gained support over the last week, after trump issued sexist tweets attacking msnbc's mika brzezinski, calling her "crazy" and falsely claiming she was "bleeding badly from a facelift." on s sunday, trump again spapard outrage when he tweeted a doctored video of himself body slamming and punching a figure whose head has been replaced by the cnn logo. the video was an edited clip off eventp appearing g at an called wrestlemania in 2007. the video ends with the words "fnn: fraud news network." it was posted to trump's personal account, then retweeted by the official presidential account. the reddit user who created the doctored video has made racist, islamophobic, anti-semitic and violent comments in the past online, including commented on a photo of refugees by writing that," in moab for reference the massive bomb the u.s. dropped on afghanistan in april. cnnlso posted p

representative jamie raskin's bill head to do committee in may.0 democratic lawmakers signed on as co sponsors. that number is increasing slightly. >> something is deeply wrong if the white house and we hope whoever is in control can get on top of it and pull back from this terrible situation. >> reporter: on thursday, the same day president trump tweeted about msnbb mika brzezsinki and joe scarborough. >> he added his name to the co sponsor. section four of the 25th amendment gives congress the power to set up a permanent body to decide whether or not the president is able to perform the responsibility of the office. to that affect raskin wants to create a quote independent non-partisan body known as the oversight commission on presidential capacity. for this president, and future ones. >> i think this is a matter of fundamental national security which is why the framers of the 25th amendment put it in. we've got to make sure that we have a president who is able, faithfully to discharge the duties of office. >> reporter: trump supporters say it's

than0 democratic lawmakers expressed support for a bill introduced by maryland congress member jamie raskin that would create a commission to determine if the president is mentally or physicalally unfit for office. palestinians have vowed to continue protesting the new israeli security measures being imposed at the holy al-aqsa mosque in jerusalem, saying the new proposal to install surveillance cameras is just as bad as the metal detectors israel installed earlier this month, sparking massive protests. palestinian activist mohammad abu al-hommos said -- "above all else, this is an issue of control and power. i want to go in and out of al-aqsa as i please -- who are they to surveil me?" israelel was forced to remove te metal detectctors after widesprd protests and violence, which killed seven people -- four palestinians and three israelis. israeli troops have also injured more than 1000 palestinians protesters by shooting them with live fire, rubber-coated steel bullets, tear gas, and stun grenades. amnesty international says heavily armed israeli troops also raided a palestinian hospital t

tomorrow, but there's a set of serious issues that the bill, which is sponsored by congressman jamie raskinutional scholar raises. number one, i and others have looked at some of the president's inappropriate and bizarre behavior, like the famous cnn attack video tweet, and really wondered if he's operating at full capacity. so, there are reasons to ask these questions, and then -- >> i understand that. but unless we are treating president trump as m.d.s, how are these members of congress able to say, this man is mental ly unfit? >> that's the second point, brooke. they're not jumping to that conclusion. what they're saying is -- and it's important to have the conversation and the bill is out there to raise these issues. we ought to let professionals look at the question. i think it's a legitimate question. and if i may answer paris's question, that is something to be afraid of when you question a president's capacities, and indeed, the president's claim that there were 3 million voters who fraudulently voted, nobody accepts that. that's an example of the kind of bizarre assertions that i t

jamie raskin, "prayers and thoughts with congressman scalise and his family." scalise's staff is downplaying the gravity of the situation being moved back to the icu insisting it's really a precautionary move. doctors at medstar washington hospital are expected to release more information later today. guys, back to you. >> tom costello, thank you. >>> this morning we're learning new information about the man who shot and killed a female new york city police officer in an unprovoked attack after this city's fourth of july celebrations. nbc's ron allen is outside that officer's precinct where there's been an outpouring of support. ron, good morning to you. >> good morning, 46th precinct was the home away from home, especially respected and well-known because she grew up in the neighborhood she protected and where she gave her life. can you see the tribute, cards and flowers left in her honor at the doorstep in a community that is heart broken. >> no officer should ever be ambushed trying to do his or her job. >> prayers of comfort for the distraught family. so de

charles: charles, i want to talk to you about this, democratic congressman jamie raskin is leading a's mental fitness. the findings could be used to seek his removal from office. about two dozen democrat lawmakers backed this bill including debbie wasserman schultz and sheila lee jackson. what is the point of this? i feel like another embarassment to the democrats? >> i could not agree more, charles. talk about questions about fitness to lead or do anything else? i think it is just part of this donald trump derangement syndrome where people, they simply can not fathom the fact that you had some american voters who, you know, who really are fed up with politics, fed up with washington. they want something drastically different to happen. they understand that you know, that donald trump isn't perfect. they take those imperfections. none of these imperfections in these people's minds amount to nearly as much baggage and recklessness as we have in all of these elected officials who are behind this thing. people are sick and tired of these people. charles: i remember, it is a long time ag

clayton: representative jamie raskin. >> i want to tell my son that he should never leak at this presidenttes as any kind of role model. he is no gentleman, and he seems increasingly like a barbarian in terms of his treatment of his fellow citizens. something is deeply wrong at the white house and we hope whoever is in control over there can get on top of it and pull back from this terrible situation. clayton: his argument the president is not a role model for his kids. pete: that's the qualification for being president of the united states? clayton: because the president is not a role model, then, therefore, you should pass this mental incapacity. pete: impeachment to mental incapacity. you pointed it out. i thought it was a great point. look at the people supporting this bill versus the very common sense kate's law or sanctuary cities law. broke it down. 25 democrats support the president being incapable while only 24 support kate's law. three supported the sanctuary cities bill that would simply deny some federal funding to cities that won't uphold the rule of law. abby: pretty i couldn