john: labor just hatches. >> no disagreement, john. no argument.re plierts and if but for the epa they would still be polluting. the government needs to exert force to literally clean up the environment. >> preventing people from injuring each other is a proper role of government. john: hud. >> that's on my list. kill it. john: the democrats are offering popular things. free college. >> there is an unlimited demands for anything that's free. when we get in the habit of offering free anything, that budget will go through the roof. >> pointing out that the high cost of college tuition has anything to do with guaraned government student loans. john: but people say we have a right to healthcare and a right to an education including college. what do you say? >> you as an individual can contribute. >> i remember when frank o'connor ran against governor rockefeller way back in the 60s in new york state. and o'connor said subways should be free. so rockefeller ran this ad upstate. franker connor from new york city says the subway should be free. the screen

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john: how? >> a lot of legislation gave an unfair advantage to business as opposed to legislation that could have treated everyone equally. >> one of the most depressing things i've seen lately both senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts and president obama saying to small business owners, paid you have a company here and you think you have created a lot of jobs. you didn't create those jobs, the government created those jobs. please, gag me with a spoon. john: let's go back to politics for a moment. governor johnson you are polling at around 9% in most polls and the commission on presidential debates insists you must get 15% to be allowed in the debate. you say this is a conspiracy to exclude outsiders? >> we are okay with 15%. we think we will get to the 15%. the issue for us right now is not appearing on the topline of the polls. if we were to appear on the top one of the polls i believe we'd be at 20% tomorrow. john: they put trump and hillary on top. >> 99% of media reports that top line

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absent that it won't help. >> john: take a look at john mccain who had difficulty answering this and contributes to the question. take a look at parts of it. >> are you comfortable with donald trump possibly having control of the nuclear >> anyone who we choose to be commander in chief, the president of the united states, therefore can lead this country, and will lead in a responsible fashion if elected president of the country. that's the wayorski that our democratic system works. that's the way our government works. the american public know full well what the role of the therefore, i have the utmost respect. >> that wasn't exactly straight up question. senator cotton said he would be okay. and he added congress will be there as a check. what do you make of that? >> there are moments. this week, it wasn't just the content. donald trump says that the race is rigged. that raises another question judgment. and the campaign a lot of politicians about taxes and the trade system, and how the economy benefits. and trump put the actual voting and choosing the election on the table and says

john: yeah.he fitness argument has always been, and the trump people acknowledge it, there has been the key hurdle for him. charlie: in terms of character. there have been a lot of times in which we have found people who we believed did a lot of very good things as a public leader, but we did not have a huge appreciation of them or approval of their character. john: well sure. another guy comes to mind -- john: if you look at fdr's private character, people would find some flaws in another guy o his -- charlie: philandering. i am talking about other kinds of things. philandering is just one thing. we could all be in trouble. john: even so, let's talk about honesty. you think of honesty being central to the presidency, the story, the apocryphal story of washington, i do not tell a lie, about the cherry tree honest , abe, so honest that was his central characteristic -- lincoln and fdr used dishonesty dealing with candidates all the time. charlie: what he did in terms of trying to get through the e

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john: i am john heilemann. with all due respect to donald trump's campaign that everything in his campaign is hunky-dory, there is someone you might want to call. >> reince priebus is unhappy now. >> incredibly upset with trump. >> quote apoplectic. >> apoplectic. >> quote apoplectic. >> apoplectic. >> apoplectic. >> well, you know, a couple of things bother me. ♪ john: happy apocalypse now, or at least apo

john: no. mike: i agree. john: in terms of this mattering to anybody out there in america who is determining who the next president should be, and it does not matter. mike: we will move on. john: ok, everything colin kaepernick related. stay tuned. ♪ ♪ john: there are few events in the annals of american politics, where people will not forget where they were. when man landed on the mood, when barack obama was elected, and when colin kaepernick refused to stand during the national anthem. touching up, here is what he said about his protest about the treatment of african-americans, when the press asked if the elections played into this. >> it was not something that was planned, but i think the two presidential candidates that we have also represent the issues that we have in this country right now. i mean, you have hillary, who has called black teens or black kids super predators. you have donald trump who is racist. we have a presidential candidate who has delete e-mails and done things illegally and is a pres

john: ok, indeed.morning, donald trump took n address in the confusion and the clinton campaign is working hard to remind voters about his previous statements. policy speech in colorado they talked about happening for thursday has been postponed for reasons as yet unknown. alex, assuming donald trump wants to shift, if he wants to shift and pivot, how much room to see have to do that given the nature of his campaign and what he has said in the past? alex: not a lot of room. this is different than nafta and arming japan with nuclear weapons. this is an issue he has been public on using language like "we are going to round people up." , what heike eisenhower did in the 1950's, operation went back. that is the kind of stuff american, hispanic americans remember. that is a big flag he has planted into the ground. the campaign, there has been a discussion about this for rememberme and people off the record conversation talking about his lack of seriousness toward the wall. no, he has said he will build the

john: and i am john heilemann.ike: with all due respect. >> it is good to know. ♪ ♪ john: an old man. finale of the night. the summer is almost over, sports fans. after more than a week of extensive outreach to african-american voters in front of mostly white voters, there will be a speech at an effort -- at ann african-american church, his first in front of a mainly black audience, for donald, but this is against some contrasting evidence and some problems for donald trump when it comes to race relations. they've posted a case against donald trump and his bother, where trump management was accused of discriminating against housing, and that another comes from donald trump on saturday, a suite after cousin was shot. shot while walking her baby in chicago, just what i have been saying. today, i am joined by the legendary mike barnicle. trump'sven donald history, given everything that tweetppened, given that and all that has happened, and now he is going to talk to african-american voters, is he expected to do well f

that john q public and john britain are entirely different.here of these miners? wales or west virginia? these farmers, devonshire or wisconsin? these steelworkers, sheffield or pittsburgh? these children, american or british? they live in lands which share the same hope the same ideals, , and unlike the poor children of germany, in lands where the truth is free. ♪ narrator: but let's not kid ourselves, great britain is not the united states. and the united states is not britain. for instance, we do not go for this kind of thing. they do. but there is no mystery about that. remember our grandmother's house? it was old-fashioned and out of date, passed down by generations, and filled with relics even grandmother could not understand. well, john britain has been living in his house for a long time. that is why to us that live in the modern house that we built ourselves to suit ourselves, in great britain, there are traditions, like the king for instance. the present king road to the same coronation in the same coach to the same church that his a

john: mr., let's discuss the question if you whether no -- if you know what isis is. what do those letters stand for? donny: our president then know because he always throws in the isil. constantlyccuse me of having profiteer from my speeches and foundations. i think the american people know we have saved millions of lives, we worked on aids and malaria. if i happen to get a little rich in the process, at least i'm actually rich. donny: can i speak about foreign policy question mark john: of the various countries that border france, which is the greatest threat to american security. can you name the countries that border france? donny: this is not a quiz. i'm not here to answer quizzes. we sailed them out in world war ii and we will do it again if we have to. joe: i would like to ask another question. hillary clinton as alleged that you lack the temperament to be president. how do you respond to that accusation? donny: we've heard a lot about my temperament and the keyword his temper. when i th

john: in a shambles. made the point that barack obama is trying to drive a wedge between donald trump and his party. he was doing that. unnecessary at this point. donald trump has said repeatedly, he does not care about party unity. the way he behaves, everything else that he has been doing, suggested that is what he really believes. he does not think he needs the republican party in increasingly, the republican party thinks they will be a threat to their political futures in there are a lot of conservatives and republicans that think he is emotionally and mentally unstable and this is a nightmare until november. for him and for them. mark: president obama and the clinton campaign are trying to break the back of the republican operation. they are trying to drive a wedge so strong that republicans will believe they are better off abandoning trump. donald trump, rather than fighting back, he loses chris christie today partially. chris christie's communications director announcing that she is voting for hill

john: i john heilemann. with all due respect to donald trump, the first rule of business is, it's not what you know, but who you know. >> i have no relationship with putin. i've never met him. i don't even know the president. charles cross is a totally overrated person. >they had a general named john allen, and he -- i never met him. >> michael bloomberg knows nothing about me. he's never been to my office. ♪ john: happy national respect for parents day, sports fans. we are just 98 full rotations of from electionway day as we enter this post-convention phase, team clinton his enjoying a healthy post-philadelphia boost in the polls. a cbs news national survey shows the democratic nominee leading her republican, rival a seven-point swing from a week ago. cnn has a full that just came out that has clinton up 52% to trump's 43%, another seven-point the bounce coming as donald trump is enduring one of the worst news cycles in a campaign that has seen more than its share of them, as trump grapples with the fallout

watch john lewis here. >> with that, i yield back to my colleague from georgia. >> thank you. my friend, my brother, for yielding. now is the time for us to find a way to dramatize it, to make it real. we have to occupy the floor of the house. >> rise up, democrats! rise up, americans! this cannot stand! we will occupy this floor. we will no longer be denied a right to vote. i yield to our majority whip. and leader. >> we sit down -- >> the gentleman's time is expired. pursuant to clause rule 1, recess of 12 noon. >> congressman john lewis finishes speaking, gets down on the floor, and assumes the sit-in position. his fellow democrats are sort of milling at him, looking at him for what to do. he's a man who is clearly a guy who has done this before and he led them physically and spiritually and politically in what they did. you can see from the way he sat down, congressman john lewis is always described as a civil rights icon. he's always described as a legendary american civil rights activist. but if you'v

john: i am john heilemann. john: and with all due respect to donald trump's campaign that everything in his campaign is hunky-dory, there is someone you might want to call. >> reince priebus is unhappy now. >> incredibly upset with trump. >> quote apoplectic. >> apoplectic. >> quote apoplectic. >> apoplectic. >> apoplectic. >> well, you know, a couple of things bother me. ♪ john: happy apocalypse now, plectic, sports fans. three months left to unfold before november 8. this day in politics began began with frenzied reports of angst over the possibility that donald trump has shifted from the chaos candidate to the kamikaze candidate, with his campaign apparently spiraling out of control. republican national committee chairman reince priebus was in particular furious over his "washington post" interview yesterday, in which donald trump pointedly declined to endorse paul ryan and john mccain. even some of donald trump's closest allies admitted today a dramatic change of course was imperative. newt: donald trump is

john: mr. do you think it is acceptable for your party's nominee to attack the goldstar family? >> know, i think they should be off-limits. my mother was a goldstar mother. i understand that. that is something i understand in my family. i resent politicians using families and slang military in theirs pawns game. i do not think we need to be talking about that. i think was a huge mistake. john: how do you feel about your republican party posing on many refusing to endorse the highest ranking republican in the land? >> i think there are always disagreements. i think it will come together. i was pleased to see mr. pence come out with his endorsement. i think at the end of the day donald trump will support the nominee, the speaker, and i think they will work together. it is part of that pushing and shoving that is not often on stage, usually find the scenes. mark: you sound pretty optimistic. i am wondering what you would say to republicans that many of whom are in a panic over the way donald trump

john: no one ever has. mark: trump is lucky that this happened in a summer weekend when there is other stuff going on as opposed to a weekday when congress is in session. paul ryan putting that picture on the website is cute. it's cute. it's not a condemnation. my hope is that everyone is going to have to own up to it on camera. we will look to find republicans reacting on videotape. there have been almost nine. they know how horrible it is politically. i'm certain knowing a lot of people that we just talked about, they are offended by what trump said, as offended by anyone in the press talking about it or the clinton campaign, and their silence about this speaks to the fact that the election is 100 days away, and trump is their nominee. they are damaging their souls by not speaking out more clearly. john: it raises this issue that goes beyond politics. i know we talk about politics on this show. it was raised most pointedly with ryan in the past. mark: he has said, i will speak out -- john: he has not toda

that's thomas jefferson facing john marshall who is a federalist who is basically in the washington john adams camp and now actually they're at this confrontation, and we actually call that marbury versus madison. the real drama there isn't marshall invalidating -- oh, i'm sorry. before -- i should have started with washington, of course. my apologies. there's not so much of a confrontation here because washington picks john jay, okay? he is washington's guy. he doesn't inherit all these british judges. they have been tossed out in the american revolution. just so you know, in 11 of the 13 colonies, the chief judge of the colony sided with george iii against george washington in the american revolution. article 3, which is the judicial article, is third out of three for a reason. for several reasons. it's the least and last -- it's the least text associated with it. it's third out of three. politicians are supposed to pick judges. judges are not supposed to pick presidents. that's why bush versus gore is a disgrace. you see, there's -- the reason that judges were third out of three is th

john: let's be clear about this.linton met with representatives of 16 foreign governments that donated $170 million to the clinton charity. there is no quid pro quo proven or asserted, but this is what the obama administration was worried about, and now it has the potential to be a huge distraction. alex: donald trump has been largely disciplined in his new quest to keep pressure and focus on hillary clinton, which says you are grading him on a curve, he has not done anything to sideline his message in more than a week. if donald trump keeps this up, what can the clinton campaign do to flip the script? john: lalala, look over there! look over there! she will give a speech on thursday about -- the trump campaign is full of people with news reports about people on the trump staff that plays into the bad parts of this campaign. clinton is really good at misdirection. they will try to distract as quickly as possible and focus on that. alex: there was a massive new york times piece that detailed donald trump's own web of

john: let's talk about -- hillary clinton camp. john: let's talk about gender.other the convention needs to do is shore up your base. and women who tend to vote democratic and you've got the woman card, shall we say, that hillary clinton wanted to play up at the convention. she is up 10 points with women. she has now a strong majority, 57%, saying that they are supporting hillary clinton. she is also up with men by six points. now she did not hold those men over from trump. he stayed steady. interestingly enough. at 50 percent. so those undecided or looking at it from party who decided they have seen what they needed for now say that hillary clinton is their candidate. and after the conventions, clinton had an advantage with nonwhite voters, as democrats do. has that changed at all to account for her increase? ann: it has changed indeed and in her favor. is up 14 points with the nonwhite voter. that brings her to 80%. that is a stratospheric number, which must mean, by the complementary role, that donald trump's number is really, really lagging. he now gets 12%

. >> i am john heilemann. good luck beating this. >> rick perry ready to show off his texas two-step. >> texas two-step. >> texas two-step. ♪ john: on the dance floor tonight, donald trump's immigration so low and donny and i show off our jazz hands. less thanearsals for a month before donald trump and hillary clinton face-off in their first debate, the ritual of general debate prep. the new york times followed up with a report about how clinton's camp is tapping psychologists and donald trump's ghost writer to get under his skin on stage. has clinton folks raise expectation, joel benenson went bc.msn meanwhile, donald trump is more interested in his instincts. donald trump opted for a more straightforward discussion of debate topics to express his concern over over preparing. new ceo roger ailes showed up with a black eye. we will have fun with debate prep later in the show. for now, what are the strategic and challenges for preparing for the debate? donny: the great thing about a campaign and the process is

the question is about john roberts and obamacare and that is his john marshall moment in which he rises above partisan politics. he might be right. he might be wrong. i think he's right. but even if you don't, here's what you can't say. and if you think he's wrong, he was not a partisan about it. he doesn't like this law. his party doesn't like this law. and yet he sided with democrat appointees, good for him, because washington, d.c. almost no one ever crosses party lines, and he did. good for him. and he did it not once, but twice, because it was the -- case which he upheld obama and the king versus birdwell decision is one in which he read the statute purposefully, generously, and didn't sort of try to undermine it with clever technical lawyering that really was not faithful to the larger purposes of the law. and, again, you might disagree with him, i think he was right, but even if you disagree with him, note that he was not a partisan -- by the way, since used as a chance to say one other thing, we talked about getting on the court, other people get off the court. what i said as a

that john q public and john britain are entirely different.where of these miners? wales or west virginia? these farmers, devonshire or wisconsin? these steelworkers, sheffield or pittsburgh? these children, american or british? they live in lands which share the same hope, the same ideals, and unlike the poor children of germany, in lands where the truth is free. ♪ narrator: but let's not kid ourselves, great britain is not the united states. and the united states is not britain. for instance, we do not go for this kind of thing. they do. but there is no mystery about that. remember our grandmother's house? it was old-fashioned and out of date, passed down by generations, and filled with relics even grandmother could not understand. well, john britain has been living in his house for a long time. that is why to us that live in the modern house that we built ourselves to suit ourselves, in great britain, there are traditions, like the king for instance. the present king road to the same coronation in the same coach to the same church that his a

john, which one to choose? john: a lot of politicians try to have it both ways. is a time-honored tradition in politics. these are egregious efforts to have it both ways, to say what kellyanne conway said, well, look at both of them. they are all part of a continuum. he expressed regret in general, so anybody who has been offended should take that as an apology. then this immigration thing, which is the flip-flop to end all flip-flops. before i was against the war, it makes that look like matchsticks. i don't know which he believes. i have no idea what he believes. he may believe nothing about it, but i think that is such an egregious flip-flop that he will pay a terrible price for it. it will be on the far right in the middle who remember what he said. alex: and keep in mind, in that interview that kellyanne conway bravely did, because it is almost an impossible position, at one point, up pops the trump letterhead, the complete and total ban on muslims entering the united states, written by donald trump, released to the national press. alex: right. also, they mu

. >> i am john heilemann.ith respect to mcdonald's and kfc, we expected that today donald trump is eating something more festive. .> burger king's new whopperito ♪ >> have you seen the whopperito in person? >> no. donald trump's immigration speech, the whole enchilada. the clintons unfavorable be of any rating is creeping up -- on favorability rating is creeping up. his address on immigration tonight in phoenix, arizona, trumps a down with the mexican president for a private discussion about that very issue, which in a statement afterwards, trump called substantive indirect before launching into a scripted comes to., but sharp warning about "is an open trade. >> in both mexico and the united states, this is a humanitarian disaster. having a secure border is a sovereign right and mutually beneficial. we recognize and respect the right of either country to build a physical barrier or wall on any of its borders to stop the illegal movement of people, drugs, and weapons. cooperation towards achieving this shared o

john britain gets at all.e of whiskey, the pub keeper glass in his face. green is needed for -- grain is needed for industrial alcohol. industrial alcohol is need for munitions. ended up -- it is all sent to america for the goods britain by fear. don't forget, britain buys and pays for vast quantities of goods. if the cash purchases that britain made before we entered the war, allowed our industry to be built up in record times. he goes to buy a pack of cigarettes, or probably aren't any. but if there are, that's $.40 for a pair of cigarettes. the pack is paid to the government. britain is going all out in taxation. nobody is making any money out of this war. industry is paying. excess profits tax is 100%. labor is paying. the man who earns $32 a week pays 35% income tax. and the rich man, if there are any of them left, pay that income tax no less than 90 half percent. there is the matter food. there are not many fat men these days. he knows that it is helping him to win the war. the british rations are the ra

john: and i'm john heilemann. and with all due respect to warren g. harding, today, your legacy was challenged by a guy who knows little bit about domes. >> the scandal you are watching will be like a teapot dome scandal in the 1920's and maybe bigger. ♪ john: oh, rudy, you may not be excessively short boards stout, but when he gets to steamed up, he tends shout, as opposed to those of us who get a handle on things before we spout off. hillary clinton path team and they are day trying to swat down questions about her family's foundation after the ap or worded half of clinton's nongovernment meetings were with donors. over the last 24 hours, her team has pointed out those 150 meetings were culled for more than 1700 sit downs. clinton help with others and officials in her tenure and many on the list like a nobel peace prize winner were hardly clinton cronies and were appropriate for her to be meeting with that secretary of state. still, republicans kept up the pressure. rallyhad claimed at his in tampa, florida, and the newly floridaed person out of sug

the john birch society and others. major bumper stickers, highways in the south land -- >> i remember. >> chief warren. you shouldn't admit this. you were an infant. so impeach earl warren. yes, remember impeachment isn't limited to the presidents or vice presidents or cabinet officers. john marshall is afraid that if he actually orders thomas jefferson to appoint in guy named william marbury to this position, so marbury comes to court saying i want you the judges to order james madison who is jefferson's wingman, secretary of state, i want you, john marshall, to order madison to give this guy a piece of paper saying he's a judge. because remember at the end of the administration, adams tried to pack the judiciary with all of these federalists types. marshall is afraid if he does that, he's going to be impeached and maybe convicted. that's actually only the second worst option -- scenario. so the best scenario is he'll just be ignored and made a fool of. second best is he's going to be impeop impeached. other possible

john holland-kaye stays with us.y coming up, including the conversation with john, and we talk about not only expansion, but things you were saying about confidence. then we talk oil. will opec deliver on the speculation hopes? then, in an interview with bloomberg radio, alan greenspan says future rate hikes could be rapid. don't miss that interview. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: how and where to expand london's airport capacity is a debate that has been raging for years. heathrow has long been regarded as a favorite. with the new mayor urging government to back gatwick, attention is focused on prime minister theresa may. i'm joined by the she fixing it if of john holland-kaye. this has been going on for years. why do we not have a plan already? why has it not been chosen? john: we have a plan. we also has a policy which says heathrow is the right solution for the u.k. that was said by the airport commission that the government set up. we have all the facts now. heathrow is the right answer. francine: the mayor is a

he criticizes john. he is all over john's bidding. john gets a speck of dust in his uniform and is horrified. tend- we forget because we 1950'snder ike from footage when he was a doddering golfer, but he was a great physical specimen. people play tackle football in the army and he once tackled jim thorpe in a game. john said that ike never hit him, but if he had he would have killed him. john said he was born standing at attention. he was terrified of his father. at the same time, he admired him. that is kind of what tiger-dad -- tiger dads do they push the , kids really hard. brian: when do you remember your own father pushing you the hardest? mr. kendall: when i was in high school and he was telling me to be in the military. when i was 16, i was fighting for hitler. pushing me to get into college and study. again johnate -- , adams was very tough on john quincy. in a weird way, that was my inspiration to be a writer. i've always wanted to be a writer. brian: how much of being in hitler's military impacted the way he was as a father?