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joe johns is on the convention floor right now. know it's still early out there in the hall, but what's the feeling, the expectation, for example from the bernie sanders supporters, some of whom are still showing some disapproval? >> reporter: right, there were concerns especially after last night when the former dod secretary as well as the intelligence director was speaking, and there were chants of "no more war" over top of his speech, ruining an important part of this convention for leon panetta and for the campaign. so the question tonight, of course, is whether, when retired general john allen appears here at the podium, a former deputy director of central command in the united states, whether he's also going to get the same kind of treatment to leon panetta did. there's concern here on the floor about that, also concern about the fact that a number of bernie sanders supporters actually disrupted a breakfast this morning with the california delegation. i've talked to people here on the floor who are expressing hope that those

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joe johns, appreciate it so much. thank you. >>> joining me now to discuss, former chairman of the democratic party there in washington, d.c. he is a hillary clinton supporter. and we have a supporter for bernie sanders during the primary. scott, i want to start with you. limited wasserman schultz to gaveling in, gaveling out, no major speaking role here. it's said to be an effort to keep the peace s. that from your perspective going to keep the peace? >> it certainly is a good start. this certainly isn't the way the democratic party wanted to start its convention. we certainly knew there were going to be issues between hillary and bernie sanders supporters. even though bernie sanders has endorsed hillary clinton, hillary is going to be the nominee along with tim kaine. there are bigger tasks to be addressed in defeating donald trump. the lack of her having a significant speaking role is an important concession. at the same time, what happens behind the scenes and what she's saying to bernie sanders supporters and wha

joining me mao from her first campaign stop in orlando, joe johns. joe, what are we expecting? ere to build at least a little bit of anticipation in order to try to take the spotlight away from the end of the republican convention. the leading contender we're told from democratic sources including some in the democratic leadership is tim kaine, the senator from virginia, also a former governor of that state, which will be critical in the november election. he's a former chair of the democratic national committee. he's also been vetted for this job before by then senator barack obama in '08 before he decided on joe biden. among the others mentioned in the very top tier, that would be tom vilsack, the agriculture secretary, currently, under president obama, who is also a former governor of ohio, very close with both bill and hillary clinton. the hope would be that he would be able to bring in small town america to vote for that ticket. a lot of questions remain of course. we did get to see the senator from virginia, kaine, earlier today, a brief video by our crew that was staking

joe johns, thank you for that. i'm going to turn things over to wolf blitzer who continues our coverage. >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer in washington. wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. we start with breaking news. the fbi's assessment that there should be no charges, no criminal charges against hillary clinton in the investigation into her use of a private e-mail server during her four years as secretary of state. but while that would seem like very good news for the clinton campaign, the fbi director james comey did not go easy on her at all when he laid out the case to the american people. listen to this. >> although we did not find clear evidee

joe johns is following the story for us this morning. hi, joe. >> hi, carol.lary clinton spent three and a half hours in that interview with the fbi over the weekend. the message from her campaign is that she was happy to get it over with and hopes she is on the road to putting the issue behind her. our reporting from the cnn justice unit before the interview suggested there is no evidence to warrant charges in the case. so long as no evidence of wrongdoing turned up in the interview. the expectation has been something conclusive on this case from the justice department is likely to be released before the democratic convention. meanwhile, a bit more buzz about the optics and times of that meeting last week between hillary clinton's husband, the former president, and attorney general loretta lynch, who runs the department that will have the final say in the investigation. it was an impromptu conversation on the tarmac at an airport in phoenix, pa liern apparently lat 30 minutes. an aide to bill clinton said it was unplanned. the attorney general said she wouldn

let's bring in senior washington political correspondent joe johns. we seem to know pretty much where she is on that short list. >> that's true. as you said, wolf, this really speaks to the contrast in styles between the trump and clinton campaigns. the trump campaign teasing this out with tidbits, some information, nothing dispositive and, yes, very much like a reality show. i was on the elevator just a little while ago with senator ted cruz who also ran for president. i asked him about it. he said he had no clue what was going to happen here. he said he was watching television just like everybody else. meanwhile, on the clinton side, they're handling it much as a policy wonk would, looking for individuals whose background and history matches the story hillary clinton is going to try to tell in the race for november. again on that side, the democratic side as well, no idea which way she's going to go. i saw senator harry reid, the democratic leader at a news conference, i asked him if he had any advice for hillary clinton and what they planned to tal

cnn's joe john's in charlotte, north carolina, where clinton is due to speak just minutes from now. oe. >> hi, carol. hillary clinton is expected to come here to charlotte, north carolina, to address the veterans of foreign wars convention in just a little while. she comes to the city at a time when she is expected to talk about issues of nato, of veterans affairs, but also of national security, at a time her campaign is suggesting there may be a national security element embedded in the compromise of democratic national committee e-mail. no word from the campaign at all on whether she will address that question that is out there, whether russia might be trying to influence the united states' presidential campaign. meanwhile, we do know, donald trump is also appearing at this very same convention tomorrow morning. he will be arriving here at a time when he's already got be a post convention bounce from the democratic republican national convention i should say. a six point bounce, which is certainly significant. we can also see through the latest cnn/roc poll that hillary clinton con

joe johns live in orlando. hi, joe. >> reporter: hi, carol. we are using a lot of qualifier words today, and the key qualifier is likely. she is, we're told, likely to reveal her choice for a vice-presidential nominee today by text message to her supporters. she is likely, we're told, to appear in florida international university here in florida. tomorrow with that vice-presidential pick. and we're also told the most likely choice is tim kaine of virginia. the senator we got a little bit of video of him this morning. kaine didn't say anything. he is a former governor of the state of virginia. also a former chair of the democratic national committee. he has been vetted for this job before, back in 2008, president obama was looking for someone to run with him, of course, and eventually settled on joe biden the other individual we've heard is tomorrow vilsa vill sicsackv. another name mentioned more and more over the last 48 hours or so, cory booker, the former mayor and the senator from new jersey. we also staked out his house. haven't seen him

let's begin with cnn's joe johns live at the convention hall in philadelphia. joe? >> reporter: chris, you know when you look at a speech like this by hillary clinton or anybody else, you look at the setting, the goals, the words the candidate uses, the reception of the audience, of course. by all accounts, i think people can say hillary clinton accomplished what she set out to do with this speech. it was not soaring rhetoric, but it was reintroducing herself to an audience that has known her for decades. it was also about stressing the shared responsibilities and electing someone to highest office, and of course tearing into donald trump. >> it is with humility, determination, and boundless confidence in america' promise that i accept your no, ma'am nation for president of the united states. >> reporter: hillary clinton drawing a sharp contrast with donald trump's vision for america. >> don't believe anyone who says i alone can fix it. those were actually donald trump's words in cleveland. and they should set off alarm bells for all of us. really? i alone can fix i

let's start with joe johns live inside the convention hall in philadelphia. john, give us the highlights. >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. they are cleaning up in philadelphia as i speak. hillary clinton's speech last night was a lot of things, but i don't think you can call it soaring rhetoric. you can say it was a retelling of her life story. a reintroduction of a woman who has been in the public eye for decades. and, of course, she laid out a sharp contrast between herself and donald trump. >> it is with humility, determination and boundless confidence in america's promise that i accept your nomination for president of the united states. >> reporter: hillary clinton drawing a sharp contrast with donald trump's vision for america. >> don't believe anyone who says i alone can fix it. those were actually donald trump's words in cleveland. and they should set off alarm bells for all of us. really? i, alone, can fix it. he's forgetting every last one of us. americans say i alone can fix it. we say we'll fix it together. >> reporter: repeatedly slamming donald

cnn's senior washington correspondent joe johns live in orlando, where clinton's campaigning today. do we think it's going to happen today, joe? >> reporter: that's anybody's guess, quite frankly, alisyn. i can tell you her day will get off to a solemn start here in orlando, florida. she's coming here to meet with the mayor and others to talk about the recent massacre at the pulse nightclub. the expectation is that she will make an announcement on a vp selection either today or tomorrow during campaign swings here in this state. among the people who have been mentioned right up at the top is senator tim kaine of virginia. this is a guy who conceivably would bring a lot to the hillary clinton campaign. he's a former governor of the state of virginia, a state that will be very important in the upcoming november election. he's also a former chair of the democratic national committee, a fluent spanish speaker. all of those things would mitigate in his favor. among the others mentioned right in the top tier, that is agriculture secretary tom vilsack. he also comes from a very important st

. >> cnn washington correspondent joe johns. joe is live in charlotte, north carolina. hillary clinton about to take the stage very shortly there. tell us what's going on. >> well, i got to tell you, things are changing here a little bit too. the speaker at the podium said that hillary clinton was essentially -- that they're going to move on with the program. suggesting there was some type of travel delays. there was a problem with the plane at the airport landing. we asked the vfw here in town what was going on. they said hillary clinton was having some travel delays. they don't know exactly what time she's going to get here. hoping to see her around 11:00 eastern time. the convention continues today. we expect hillary clinton to talk about veterans issues before this crowd. also certainly about national security issues. and it comes at a time when donald trump appears to have gotten a pretty sizable post-republican national convention bounce, if you look at the latest cnn/roc poll, it appears she's got a 5% to 6% bounce there coming out of the convention. if you look

joe johns, thank you very much.rtly after comey issued his statement today president obama was out on the campaign trail for the first time with hillary clinton, and charlotte, north carolina, and brianna, they didn't talk about it. no mention of the fbi at all? >> reporter: no mention, erin. if you only were here at this event where president obama and secretary clinton were, you wouldn't have even known that this announcement came by fbi director comey, but at the same time this trust gap that we're seeing, this email controversy in part has caused, polls showing many voters don't think hillary clinton is trustworthy. that's one of the big reasons that the president was here vouching for her character. he took on donald trump. he essentially said that donald trump was lying. he didn't use his name, but it was so clear who he was talking about and he implored north carolinians to value hillary clinton's experience and her steady temperament. >> we like new things, and i benefited from that culture, let's face it. w

joe johns, thank you very much. david gergen is back with me now.half hours standing by that she didn't break the law. this issue of intent, but he couldn't say she didn't lie and that obviously could be very crucial. is this a win for her or not? >> listen, i think this is one man's opinion, but my sense was that director comey held both sides. i think he made a compelling case why she should not be prosecuted and no reasonable prosecutor would go forward based on these facts. at the same time, he made it clear if this had occurred by one of his employees had done t what she did and there would be severe sanctions and that plays into the republican argument that there are two standards. one for clinton and one for all of the working people. the second point is, to go to your point, that there are significant discrepancies in what the fbi has found and what mrs. clinton and others around her have told the country over the last year, and so i do think it's still imperative that she face questions and not regard this as a closed door. i would note tha

let's start with joe johns live inside the convention hall in philadelphia. hn, give us the highlights. >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. they are cleaning up in philadelphia as i speak. hillary clinton's speech last night was a lot of

. >> joe smithson and john carol, both from rural kentucky, have been charged with a litany of crimes which they say all stem from their addictions to prescription pills. >> hillbilly crack. >> hillbilly crack. >> hillbilly crack. >> that's what they call it. >> hillbilly heroin. just like heroin, but, you know, stick it up your nose. >> carroll has been sentenced to five years for theft and giving false information to a police officer. >> smithson was recently sentenced to one year for carrying a concealed weapon. possession of a controlled substance. >> he don't have no peace. >> for years. looking over your back. >> got 11 kids. i got eight boys and three girls. my oldest will be 19. i was real promiscuous when i was younger. >> wow. >> prior to pill addiction, both men used to rely on a substance more traditional to the towns they come from, moonshine. >> i'm from harlan county, kentucky. i got uncles down there bootleggers. i'm talking about like 190 proof, one shot, you're on fire. >> last time it was like $10 a jar. i ain't bought none in a while. i don't drink no more, because

carol. >> all right, joe johns, reporting live from the floor of the convention. come on home, joe. 's time. thanks so much. >> you bet. >> see you soon. >>> with me now, political analyst, john avalon. democratic strategist, robert zimmerman. mickey kahn, a radio host and platform committee member. she was also a big supporter of bernie sanders. and amy cremor, chair of the super pac, welcome to all of you. all right, robert, i'm going to start with you. >> good morning, robert. >> good morning. clinton was not the poet. she campaigned in pros. it was good enough? >> actually i think it was particularly powerful and moving, because she was true to herself. i think that is what really defines a great speech. the authenticity of it. you saw a woman who was i think aed awed by the historic moment and believes deeply in public service. what was most important to me is it was a speech and a convention of optimism, a faith in america, and a very dramatic difference from the trump convention. and what that represented. >> mickey, i couldn't help but notice what hillary was wearing. shonda

joe maddon. let's take a look at this pitch. that is just not a strike. >> john across the plate. and i'm a pitcher. so i'm a little biased. so for you to say that -- >> joe: carries a lot of weight. here is david ross. one out, nobody on, familia, strike one, no doubt about that. write down the middle at 96. >> john: in these playoffs last year and the world series, familia was put in some pretty tough situations, and he did not save some of those games. so that regular-season stretch and streak is a little different than the postseason. some tough luck. >> joe: strike two. >> john: but i'm telling you right now, the way he throws that sinker, when it is down like this, i'm telling you, hitters, especially coming off the bench, good luck. >> joe: easy for cabrera, two outs. tonight's is fireworks night at citi field. familia would like to end it's right here and let them set the stage for that. the mets are trying to win their third straight or it the batter is zobrist, he homered his last time up, he of is the tying rut the plate. going into last year's and lcs

joe john: do you think she is a favorite? >> yes. mark: what would make you rethink that?ake and you could say something you shouldn't, but with the olympics going on and all the other stuff that happens in august, the end of summer, i think that the only real game-changing thing, if i could borrow a phrase. >> sure. >> you interviewed me for the book, so i think i'll borrow the phrase. the only real game changer here for trump positively could be those debates. and it is complicated for clinton, because they have to have debate prep for crazy trump, kind of normal trump and somewhere in-between trump. and those debates are going to have one of the biggest audiences. mark: should trump give policy speeches in august? >> they said they were going to be doing policy speeches all through the campaign. the race is going to be relatively stable until the debates. it locks into place. you might see some bouncing around by a preponderance point or two. when we see those numbers on wednesday, they will be stable until we move into the first debates. should he give policy speeches

cnn's joe johns inside the convention hall with more on that. hi, joe. >> good morning, carol.a bit of a treat here on the floor even at this early stage. a number of democrats senators have come out here for a walk-through. apparently some of them are going to be speaking tonight. if you take a look up there. among the louminaries on the stage, senator warren of massachusetts, barbara boxer of california, maria cantwell of washington state. debbie stabenow of michigan. and some others i see back there as well. so just on the stage talking and expected to show up. hillary clinton expected to be introduced this evening by senator barbara mikulski of maryland. so we're not expecting, at least it's not likely right now, that we will see hillary clinton. there had been expectation earlier she might do a walk-through. the campaign tells us that's not likely. as far as the speech goes, we know it's still a work in progress. as they say. she's still working on that speech. it is expected to include, among other things, some bio graph call anecdotes, delving a bit into her personal lif

with me now, cnn washington koesht joe johns.joe. >> hey, carol, two at the top of the list for the campaign making sure to say this election process is not over or at least if mrs. clinton has made a decision she hasn't disclosed it. now we're taking a closer look at the travels and statements of people who have been mentioned. multiple sources told me and my colleagues at cnn that virginia governor tim kaine is right up at the top of the list. today, kaine making an appearance in his home state virginia. potentially a good choice, a member of the senate foreign relations committee which means he has foreign policy experience and he's been vetted at the highest levels already. the other democrat we're told at the top of hillary clinton's list is agriculture secretary and former iowa governor tom vilsack. today, he's expected to be here in washington for the white house summit on global development. vilsack has a close relationship with hillary clinton that goes back year, and years. coming from iowa, it's hoped he cab he can hel

. >> david chalian, joe johns, thanks very much. >> moving now to the investigation into the egyptairt that crashed into the mediterranean sea, search crews have now found human remains at the site of the crash. could that help shed new light on what exactly brought the plane down? that's right after this. >>> human remains have been recovered deep under the mediterranean sea from the egyptian air crash. the plane vanished on may 19th plunging into the mediterranean enroute from paris to cairo. all 66 people on board were killed. the cause of the crash, still a mystery. cnn aviation annal lit, mary sky voe joins me now, former inspector general for the u.s. department of transportation. mary, finding human remains enormously important to the families to have something to bury and get some closure here. in terms of the investigation, those bodies have been in the water some six weeks now. is there any forensic value in figuring out what may have brought this plane down? >> there certainly can be. i have worked on crashes in the past where even after many weeks, investigators were able

joe johns, thank you for that. i'm going to turn things over to wolf blitzer who continues our coverage. >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer in washington. wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. we start with breaking news. the fbi's assessment that there should be no charges, no criminal charges against hillary clinton in the investigation into her use of a private e-mail server during her four years as secretary of state. but while that would seem like very good news for the clinton campaign, the fbi director james comey did not go easy on her at all when he laid out the case to the american people. listen to this. >> although we did not find clear evidence that secretary clinton or her colleagues intended to violate laws governoring the handling of classified information, there is evidence that they were extremely careless in the handling of the very sensitive and highly classified evidence. we also developed evidence that the security culture of the state department, in general

joe -- john mullen. no. thinks that they are neutral anyway. they have always had preferred candidates. someone said, well, what's the difference? the republicans conspired to keep donald trump from the nomination. i can't find that gentleman's name. he thinks it's about the same thing. >> a healthy discussion to say the least happening right now on twitter as well as the ktvu facebook page. >>> we will also be covering the dnc through the hour and well beyond. in our next half hour, san francisco senior political reporter joe garofoli joins us on "the 9". >>> coming up on "mornings on 2: the 9", new trouble for alton smith stemming from a video posted on social media. what that video shows that now has the nfl investigating. >>> an oakland police officer injured on the way to a call over the weekend. her csn this morning after someone opened fire on her vehicle. you may not feel it, but some body washes can contain cleansers found in dish soap. dove body wash is different. it has only the gentlest cleansers. it just made me feel good. this is

joe johns, cnn, washington. >>> donald trump responded on twitter saying the fbi's decision proves the nominee went even further at a rally in north carolina tuesday and spent most of the attacking clinton. >> we now know that she lied to the country when she said she does not send classified information on her serve isser. she lied. she sent vast amounts of classified information, including information classified as top secret. like a criminal with a guilty conscious, clinton had her lawyers delete, destroy and wipe away forever -- except i still say there are geniuses that can fine them -- 30,000 -- think of this. 30,000 e-mails. this, again, disclaul phis her from service and just think of it. i mean, how can you have this? bill and hillary clinton raked in millions of dollars from foreign government, special interests and international corporation in exchange for favors, folk. she's crooked hillary. don't you understand that? this is one of the most cricket politicians in history. hillary clinton's policies have spread isis and made iran the dominant political power in the middle e

joe johns is in washington. th donald trump and twitter. >> reporter: good morning, john. a lot of politics over the weekend. controversy over those images tweeted by donald trump of what appeared to be a six-pointed star with pictures of hundred dollar bills, calling the former secretary of state corrupt. now, that image, which looked like a representation of a star of david, was later deleted and replaced without comment by the campaign. very similar to an image that had been posted ten days earlier on a french message board that carried anti-semitic conspiracy theories and neo-nazi ideology. critics, including the director of the anti-deaf nation leagfam calling it offensive. former campaign manager corey lewandowski said on cnn that the image was the same star sheriffs departments use and people reading something into the tweet that wasn't there calling it political correctness run amok. meanwhile, a long-awaited, long-expected moment for hillary clinton and her campaign over the weekend. that interview with

what happened with joe lieberman. john: i cannot believe that less like the men was saying, we cannot possibly have a press conference tomorrow out of respect for people in nice, and this morning he is tweeting that he made his big earlier than the scheduled press conference. that is a respectful way to treat the tragedy? mark: why would that have an impact on whether mike pence is a good pick? john: i told you that will rise or fall on substance. but i still don't think you can say this was your average conventional rollout strategy. do you think this is how they planned it? mark: to think the sarah palin or joe lieberman plan was like that, the dick cheney one? of them had me get twists and turns that the campaign could not control. john: i remember this takes, and none of them seemed quite as control at the. mark: on going to get you google for your birthday. we're going to break down donald trump's vp pick. more on what mike pence means to america after our sponsors. mark: the early returns are in on donald trump the r

. >> okay, joe johns, thank you for that report. donald trump is reacting to the decision not to seek charges against hillary clinton. the statement says she compromised the safety of the american people and suggests a conspiracy saying bill clinton did not accidentally return into the attorney general on the tarmac in phoenix. the charges were not recommended against hillary the same day that obama campaigns with her. the system is rigged. let's go to the inside of this fbi director. >> first, i think we should dress important she is being treated differently. one of the things that is different is she admitted in their questions, that he knew there was information that was classified and he gave it to his lover and girlfriend who was writing a book about him. in this case, hillary clinton said that she did not did not send classified information. and this is really at the center of how the fbi came to this decision. >> the statement that donald trump made is that the adversaries have a blackmail file on hillary clinton, and that t

and remindn google yourself what happened with sarah palin, joe lieberman. john: i cannot believe that last night the man was saying we cannot possibly have a press conference tomorrow out of thenct for the people, and this morning, he tweeted that he had made his pay. mark: why would that have some impact on why mike pence is a good pick? you just can't say this was a conventional rollout strategy. mark: do you think the palin pick was like that, lieberman, john edwards, dick cheney? them had media twists and turns that the campaign could not control. john: i remember those. none of them seemed quite as out-of-control as this one. not a particularly well-managed rollout. you: i am going to get google for your birthday. john: ok. mark: when we come back, more on mike pence after a word from our sponsors. ♪ this is bloomberg. i am mark crumpton. we interrupt "all do respect" to bring you information from turkey. the turkish prime minister said a group within the military was engaged in an uprising. there are reports of military jets flying overhead in ankara with

cnn senior washington correspondent joe johns has the latest on that. >> the fbi investigation into hillary clinton's use of private e-mail server while secretary of state may soon be nearing an end. the presumptive democratic nominee met with the agency for 3 1/2 hours at fbi headquarters in washington on saturday. afterwards she was mum on the status of the investigation. >> i am not going to comment on the process. i have no knowledge of any time line. this is entirely up to the department. >> sources tell cnn that in charges against clinton are anticipated so long as no evidence of wrongdoing emerges from the weekend interview. the inquiry cast a long shadow over clinton's presidential bid and helped fuel donald trump's attacks against her. the presumptive gop nominee tweeting today crooked hillary clinton is guilty as hell but the system is totally rigged and corrupt. where are the 33,000 missing e-mails? clinton is facing a fresh round of scrutiny in the aftermath of an unplanned meeting last week between her husband and attorney general loretta lynch which raised questions about the

joe johns, thank you very much. let's check top stories this morning. david cameron resigns.g ovation last hour as cameron closed out his final cabinet meeting as britain's prime minister. he signed off giving this advice to his successor theresa may. keeping the uk as close to the european as possible. cameron is going to head to buckingham palace where he will tender his formal resignation. north carolina's a.j. is slamming a new law that makes police body cam and dash cam video off limits to the public. under this new law, a person would have to submit a written request to even look at a recording and then petition a judge to try to get a copy or release it. the governor claims the new law will promote uniformity, transparency. critics say it deepens the mistrust that so many police involved shootings have caused. >>> the fbi is looking and closing the book on one of its longest and most exhaustive investigations. the last time anyone saw d.b. cooper he parachuted out of a seattle-bound airplane with $200,000 in ransom strapped to his body. the book is now closed. >>> the

john lovitz. to another former "snl" cast member, joe piscapo. z, he told lies and they got bigger and bigger. is that an appropriate analogy there, you think? >> one of the most brilliant characters ever on "saturday night live." that's the funniest clip that donald trump went there. i'm laughing and listening and watching. yeah, that's the ticket. i love the character. for donald to do it on an international stage, you got to love this guy, man. >> he can communicate, can't he? he's an entertainer. he knows how to grab that audience. >> can i tell you,ic he's genuinely funny. he's having fun with this. while it might irritate some people, when trump was kind enough to come on my radio show, i said, you're going in front of 20,000 people. i'd rest, prepare. he gets pumped up. he knows people tune in for this. that was genuinely funny. >> i get the impression that the political professionals and the journalists, they pick over every single word donald trump ever says. what he says actually goes right over the head of the professionals and lands on

john: but joe biden really fought, and continues to fight for a big seat at the table.nd hillary clinton made it clear, she wants a vice president who has a big seat at the table. one thing i thought was striking, i thought she looked terrific on saturday. her tone was terrific. it makes her better. she really likes him. john: we all know that tim kaine has a lot of qualities, some of what you just described. one quality that is not evident, at least, is the ability to take the wood to someone. does kaine have the capacity to be an attack dog? will he be a tough debater against mike pence? anita: tim kaine has been elected governor and senator in a genuinely purple state. in four years, we might call it a blue state, but for now it is a purple state. those were not easy elections, and he has won them. my own assessment of kaine is that he's one of the rare politicians who has the ability to deliver a negative message without sounding negative. that is an important thing. john: have you seen any data or indications that the bill clinton speech played better with real vot

so cnn's senior washington correspondent joe johns is live in cincinnati.ected to say, joe? >> reporter: among other things, alisyn, hillary clinton appearing here at the naacp convention is expected to talk about the killings of police officers in baton rouge and the need to stand against violence while at the same time standing up for criminal justice reform. as you said, donald trump has said he is not going to attend this convention, citing scheduling conflicts. this appearance in cincinnati is an attempt by the clinton campaign to capitalize on some of the free media in the southern part of this all-important battleground state, even as the donald trump republican convention continues in cleveland to the north of the buckeye state. we also know hillary clinton is expected to talk about a drive to bring 3 million voters into the roles by election day, focusing especially on african-americans as well as latinos. this, of course, a big push in a sweet spot for hillary clinton in the polls. after the speech here at the naacp, she's also expected to sort of

three days leading up to hillary clinton's speech where you had barack obama, michelle obama, joe biden and john allen going out and talking about how the united states of america is this shining city on the hill, the john winthrop rhetoric you're used to hearing from the republican party so it depends what kind of message they take out and whether in the coming months if they forgot and think we need to turn out our base areas were going to see an appeal to some of the more progressive rhetoric if they try to go to some 50 state strategy and think donald trump is going to fall apart, the proof will be in the pudding of what they talk about on the campaign trail . jon: thank you both. nice job. melissa: across the aisle, republican presidential nominee donald trump willing to campaign events today in colorado hoping to win back the key swing states for the gop in november. national correspondent john roberts is live in colorado springs with more. what does he have on this late today, john? reporter: good morning to you from colorado springs. donald trump hoping to turn this background to win the

to pay the bill for welfare reform and for the crime bill in a way that members, including joe biden and johnerry -- the idea this bill is being handed to hillary clinton who was not in elected office, but was in this ceremonial position during those years, is the way to productively, critically address the ravages of welfare reform. amy: kshama sawant? >> i don't agree she was in a ceremonial position. she was playing an active critical role. we don't need to quibble. hillary clinton has her own independent track record as secretary of state, as a warmonger. and as a lobbyist in chief for big business for multibillionaire interests. i don't see how we can in any honesty expect a woman who takes $250,000 for every speech she makes to goldman sachs, who has been a rapacious factor in t the global economic crisis, 70 who will represent the interests of ordinary people. again, we need to move away from an individualized and personalized narrative of politics to the larger context into which this is happening. the real problem here is not just her, the fact the democratic party establishment cont

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john kasich. on the democratic side, you hear from top democrats. if joet donald trump, it would be 20 points ahead. it's extraordinary where this two-party system has brought us. >> once this is all over and we're trying to make some sense of it, how did we end up with these two candidates. how did we end up with these two nominees? there's something very wrong in the system when that is the result. >> over time on both sides of the aisle. >> i hope we have a big conversation about that because probably some reforms we need to make to the way we do this. we don't end up in a situation where americans are going to the polls with no confidence about either leader we're choosing. >> chuck todd, any gut or reporting on the vp pick that we're waiting on for tomorrow? >> look, i mean, it does seem to me it's down to pence and gingrich. >> pence and gingrich. >> one thing that i've heard from folks close to the situation has to do with the kids who think this. that ultimately trump will work better and play better with gingrich than he will with pence. because t

joe: this is bloomberg. ♪ john: i'm john heilemann. mark: and i mark halperin.: hello? >> can you please keep it down? we are trying to make history here. mark: welcome to day 2 of the democratic national convention here in philadelphia. --ight's headlight headliner, the king of conventions because, former president bill clinton. vote ist, the rollcall about to happen. this is an historic moment for hillary clinton as the nation as she moves frompr

joe: have a great evening. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i'm mark halperin. john: and i'm john heilemann. ck obama, tonight is time for the real star of the show. ♪ john: happy hillary clinton is the nominee and making her big introduction to america day sports fans. we're in the wells fargo center where the fourth and final night of the democratic national convention is underway. history will be made from the stage behind us. that is where hillary clinton will finally

john, and john dolan and joe sweeney, and all the victims and survivors, that kept me working as hard as i could in the senate on behalf of 9/11 families, and our first responders who got sick from their time at ground zero. i was thinking of lauren, debbie and all the others ten years later in the white house situation room when president obama made the courageous decision that finally brought osama bin laden to justice. [cheers] in this campaign, i've met so many people who motivate me to keep fighting for change. and, with your help, i will carry all of your voices and stories with me to the white house. [cheers] and you heard from republicans and independents were supporting our campaign, well i will be a president for democrats, republicans, independents. for the struggling, the striving and the successful. for those who vote for me and those who don't. for all americans. [cheers] together! [cheers] tonight, we've reached a milestone in our nation's march toward a more perfect union: the first time that a major party has nominated a woman for president. [cheers] standing here as

john who you saw in the movie and john dolan and joe sweeney and all the victims and survivors that kept me working hard in the senate for our families and first responders who got sick from their time at ground zero. i was thinking of lauren, debbie and all the others ten years later ith obama made the courageous decision that finally brought osama bin laden to justice. and in this campaign i've met many more people who motivate me to keep fighting for change, and with your help i will carry all of your voices and stories with and you heard, you heard from republicans and independents who are supporting our campaign. well, i will be a president for democrats, republicans, independents, for the succsful, for a those who e

and john dolan and joe sweeney and all the victims and survivors that kept me working as hard as i could in the senate on behalf of 9/11 families and our first responders who got fixed from their time in ground zero -- who got sick from ground zero. i was house room when president obama made the courageous decision that finally brought osama bin laden to justice. and in this campaign i've met many more people who need your motivation for change and with your help i will carry all of your voices and stories with me and you heard from republicans who is supporting this campaign. i'm there for the republicans, the independents, for the people who vote for me and for those who don't, for all america together. tonight we've reached a milestone in our nation's march toward a more perfect union. the first time that a major party has nominated a woman for >> standing here as my mother's daughter and my daughter's mother, i'm so happy this day has come. i'm happy for grandmothers and little girls and between, i'm happy for boys and men because wherever barrier falls in america, it clears the way

joe? >> it's like a saintly representation of john brown. >> so in the back, if you can see that framed picture on the wall that joe is calling attention to is supposed to be john brown, who is best known for the raid at harper's ferry in 1859. brown's carrying one of those pikes that he had built specifically to arm slaves after the raid at harper's ferry was the plan. he has a halo, right. so he's a sort of st. john. what message is that perhaps sending? just the fact that brown is being shown favorably? what do you think would be the significance of that? any thoughts? samantha? >> maybe like brown was sort of reckless or overly violent and didn't really consider and weigh other possibilities or options. >> brown is sort of the embodiment of violent fanaticism. can we put it that way? compare to it the previous picture where lincoln is weighing the constitution very carefully versus his moral obligation. brown doesn't do that, right? if the constitution defends slavery and the constitution is simply part of the problem and violence is the answer. anything else that you see there? yes? >> als

john, who you saw in the movie, and john dolan and joe sweeney and all the victims and survivors that kept me working as hard as i could in the senate on behalf of 9/11 families and our first responders who got sick from their time at ground zero. i was thinking of lauren, debbie and all the others, ten years later in the white house situation room when president decision that finally brought osama bin laden to justice. and in this campaign, i've met many more people who motivate me to keep fighting for change, and with your help, i will carry all of your voices and stories with and you heard from republicans and independents who are supporting our campaign. well, i will be a president for democrats, republicans, independents, for the struggling, the striving, the successful, for all those who vote for me and for those who don't. for all americans together. tonight we've reached a milestone in our nation's march toward a more perfect union. the first time that a major party has nominated a woman for standing here as my mother's daughter and my daughter's mother, i'm so happy this day