john bennett reports. of nations bronze medalfor nigeria and some consolation after losing in the semi—final to an injury time free kick. they flew out of the blocks the lead on three minutes after another mistake by tunisian keeper. he could only punch across onto the defender and it was tapped into an empty net. all three keepers in the tunisian squad have now made errors. that goal gave the striker a total of five. to clear of his closest rivals for the golden brew —— but he did go off injured just after halftime. tunisia worked hard but hardly tested the goalkeeper. meanwhile two players came close to doubling the lead. it stayed 1—0 and the super eagles maintain their record of never losing a third place pay record of never losing a third place pay " record of never losing a third place pay —— play—off. they pick up yet another africa cup of nations bronze. in other football news... matthijs de ligt is expected to be confirmed as a juventus player on thursday. the 19—year—old dutch defender has had a

john bennett is a business owner. he's very liberal on social issues. you saw that during the debate. they represented the uniqueness of the colorado liberal that tends to have libertarian tendencies. they will generally support the free market. when you compare them with other people like bernie sanders or elizabeth warren who want to embrace a socialist agenda, we saw john hickenlooper booed for rejecting socialism. about theeness democrats, they stand out on the stage. the national is democratic party has embraced socialism to appoint where john hickenlooper and michael bennet don't have a chance. i think the polls reflect that reality. host: let's see if we can get a couple of more callers in. good morning. i wanted to ask this religious conservative if he liees with president trump about pain of cornstarch. does he agree about he's immigrants and how he's separating families from their kids. does is religion tolerate that? -- is religion tolerate that? guest: it's all about coalition building. they need to put together coalitions. for many years, p

would hope that you see some of the more moderate democrats, people like steve bullock, john hickenlooper, bennetthat senator from colorado. these are the more moderate candidates. maybe they will say we cannot be irresponsible and there still has to be some check on what we are spending. david: let's talk a bit about monetary policy. the dollar, because we have a president who is lobbying for further rate cuts as a candidate for the fed who is now lobbying for the fed to cut it. u.s. treasury might likely intervene to weaken the dollar. does that make sense? is that possible? lanhee: it is concerning in the sense that we have always valued to the independence of the federal reserve and their policymaking was driven by economic data and the experience and expertise of a pointy's to thatbody -- appointees to body, not political motivations. the concern is mixing the politics with what should be policy data-driven decisions. it is concerning that you see this intervention in the political process. i would hope we can the way from that in the coming years. stats of aknow the lot of the candidates. as

john bennett is a business owner. he's very liberal on social issues. saw that during the debate. they represented the uniqueness of the colorado liberal that tends to have libertarian tendencies. they will generally support the free market. when you compare them with other people like bernie sanders or elizabeth warren who want to embrace a socialist agenda, we saw john hickenlooper booed for rejecting socialism. about theeness democrats, they stand out on the stage. the national is democratic party has embraced socialism to appoint where john hickenlooper and michael bennet don't have a chance. i think the polls reflect that reality. host: let's see if we can get a couple of more callers in. good morning. i wanted to ask this religious conservative if he liees with president trump about pain of cornstarch. does he agree about he's immigrants and how he's separating families from their kids. does is religion tolerate that? -- is religion tolerate that? guest: it's all about coalition building. they need to put together coalitions. for many years, peopl

candidates in the 1% club, all of these candidates are at 1%, amy klobuchar, cory booker, michael bennett, john delaney, they're all at 1%. and then there is a 0% club, as well. kiersten gill wiibrand at gooseg in the new nbc poll. this is just one poll. it's early on. strategically right now, basically the most important thing is that all the candidates are trying to hit at least 1% or 2%, since those are the thresholds that will help them get into the next two debates. but as i said, there are a couple of -- there are a couple of things i want to show you about this top tier of candidates, as they rate in the new nbc poll. and it's sort of on the subject of senator harris and her standing right now, since she's going to be our guest tonight in just a moment. also, honestly, because of that top tier of candidates, senator harris is the one who turned in the lowest fund-raising numbers in this last quarter that ended right after the first debate. mayor pete buttigieg was only at 7%, ranked fifth in the poll, but in the last quarter, he was first in fund raising, he was up around 25 million. bid

bennett. steve bullock. bill de blasio. john delaney. tulsi gabbard. kirsten gillibrand. john hik enlooker. jay ensley. tim ryan is. and maryann williamson. let's go back to brianna to begin with the first draw. >> wolf, we are all set. i have a name card for every candidate in the first draw. so i am going to take them and mix them up so that we can then draw from the candidate box. and match them with the date. so i have all ten of these names here. i'm going to give them a good shuffle. and because we are being very open about this process, we have multiple camera views, including an overhead camera. we want you to see everything that we are doing. you, the viewer at home, can actually see the inside of this debate night box and this presidential candidate box. we cannot. so breaking my candidate pile into three here. as i put these in the presidential candidate box, i'm going to give these names, which are name side down, a stir in the box. keeping them flat there. and now the dates. as you can see, we have five for the first night. and five for the second night. july 30th and july 31st

john delaney. senator mike bennett from colorado, who tried to push back, and keep the party in the center and so is this wave of left-wing populism just so powerful that it's going to run everybody in the power over and is then the democratic party so far to the left that there's no chance of them kind of, you know, working with republicans anymore on a policy side, then where does wall street go? there are populists in the republican party, populists in the democratic party it winds up being a tough place for wall street. we saw in the last -- in the past congress, congress passed a bank deregulatory bill there was nothing in there for the biggest banks. so wall street is in a tough spot right now they don't have a lot of friends on capitol hill, in congress so i want to see, you know, can the centrists get any kind of traction in trying to keep the democratic party from moving left and causing more problems for wall street. >> you mentioned earlier there is at least some overlap observable between the democrats and the white house on trade another area where there's at least some bipartisan agree

inc.mentum change, not the big, bold, more expensive progressive change -- amy klobuchar, michael bennett, governor john hickenlooper, none of those folks are polling near the top, they're in e single digits. i think the challenge is not just who the voters are but who are the candidates in thola s and who fights to be at the top and how many voters are left once you split the folks up. >> reporter: speaking of divisions within the democratic party, tam, a few days ago there was a big story we were talki about the division between speaker pelosi and some of thefr youngeshmen members of congress, the women of four whoe to call themselves the squad. where are we now? >> so president trumphouse an credible ability to unit democrats against him. that said, in the press concerns that "the quad" held, there were some veiled comments directed wards nancy pelosi, i think it was ayanna pressley who said something to the effect that our squad is bigger than four people. so there were little subtle jabs there, too. but, you know,president trump used racist language in a treat tweet and then has couentto follow up.

bennett is not getting any traction i love that guy. >> your buddy in colorado, hickenlooper -- >> which buddy of mine >> john malone. >> i'll ask john met bennett originally, actually >> all right, well, anyway -- >> at dinner >> just to go back to the market, this is historically a bountiful time, david. >> it is >> july 4th. can you imagine peter navarro comes on and says we're about to receive, our country, is about to receive one of the biggest buys ever in the next five days from china. >> okay. sounds like you may know something. >> that's going to shock the bears. it is going to send them running. >> okay. >> what was that call? was that news? yes, yes, possibly that's going -- >> i don't know if it will move stocks i think we'll do a faber report. that's news to my producer who is hopefully listening now during the break, we'll be busy. still to come -- >> boeing downgraded from jeffries nordstrom, that's the evidence lab, that csi, u.p.s. >> other stocks. >> westlake. >> don't waste the entire list we have 49 minutes of show left. we are also going it talk a bit more about tim cook. he did blast that report, on the wall str

senator bennett, biden, cory booker, mayor pete buttigieg, pete castro, senator camera harris, john hicken looper, senator klobuchar, senator o'rourke, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and andrew yang all made the cut. candidates needed to get support from at least 1% of voters and three national polls or raising money by 65,000 unique donors. most qualified by meeting both, six, bennett, bullock and others qualified through polling only. >>in speaking of polls, a poll shows kamala harris has taken a lead. california, the poll has harris on top at 23%, up six points since april when she was in third place after the first debates. former vice president joe biden has dropped five points to 21%. sanders is at 18. senator warren up nine points to 16%.to mayor pete is down to 3% with andrew yang at two and no other candidate cracking 1%. the vote by mail period begins november 3, 2020 the day beginning the iowa caucuses as well. >>> still ahead, it was the judgement day for guzman. >>> and a new report that the pentagon is sending additional troops to the border. more on that and a check on wea

john delaney and steve bowman. here's how it is on the second night, july 31st. michael bennettten gillibrand, julian castro, joe biden, kamala harris, andrew yang, tulsa gabbard, j inslee and bill diblasio. the first democrat primary debate things were decided to for me, nbc drew names from two boxes, dnc and campaign representative there for that behind closed doors. executives reportedly decided which group would debate on the first night in which group would debate on the second. campaign officials made the decision to maximize viewership, the dnc criticized it. >> what the dnc wanted was more randomization. we wanted a little more transparency and we were clear about that. >> they drew their lineup on air mixing cards with candidates names, placing them in a box and having multiple boxes show different camera angles as hosts picked out names one by one. stakes are high, the third debate has tougher qualifications than this one. for some candidates the second debate is a last chance to make their name and jump in. remember this moment, senator harris and vp biden in the firs

john delany and marianne williamson. on the second night senator kamala harris and former vice president joe biden will face off again. also on the stage will be senators cory booker, kirsten gillibrand, michael bennett, julian castro, jay inslee and andrew yang. >>> house democrats are asking capitol hill police to hold an emergency meeting to discuss increasing security for lawmakers targeted by president trump. one of the congressional members is ilhan omar who returned home last night. her supporters were there in force, cheered when she arrived at the minneapolis airport. came a day after president trump's rally in north carolina where many supporters chanted send her back. thnow distancing himself from the crowd's chant. >> i would say that i was not happy with it. i it. but again, i didn't say -- i didn't say that. they did. >> he is threatened because we are inspiring people to dream about a country that recognizes their dignity and their -- >> congresswoman omar immigrated to the u.s. from somali as a child and is an american citizen. kevin mccarthy says the chants have no place in the g.o.p. or in the country. >>> the house passed a bill to double the federal minimum wage to $15, a total of

bennett, good to have you with us. so much emotions today as we saw that little clip. many responders including johnve been advocating for this for a long time. there were not any new york democrats. many were key supporters of that legislation in the crowd at the rose garden today. what happened? >> reporter: i noticed it the same thing as we watch lawmakers filing in. didn't notice a single democrats as you pointed out. those were the folks who sponsoring and supporting this legislation. none of them were on hand and there has been some reporting to suggest that the white house did not invite those democrats to come. the white house official i spoke to in the last hour is pushing back on that entirely. i am told the white house invited every single member of congress by way of an e-mail that was sent to the legislative state affairs because this event is rescheduled late last week, a number of lawmakers and republicans who are not abl ablable able -- the senate minority leader and gillibrand and both democrats tell us that they receivered the received their invitation at the white house on saturda

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. >> bennett is betting primary voters might want a moderate like several primary rivals last night with arguments against progressive policy proposals. >> throw your hands up. i can do it! >> johnickenlooper insists that wasn't personal. >> when he throws his hands up it creates this dramatic moment, it's hard not to jump in varied >> tim ryan also tried to challenge sanders on his signature issue, medicare for an members health insurance. >> second of all. >> we will come to you in a second. >> when i rode the bill. >> he didn't right the union contract so there's no way to tell what the union contract is buried >> but progressive's didn't give up any ground. >> just to clarify, would you decriminalize illegal border crossings? >> yes. >> it was tough for candidates to bring through the host network's a rigid enforcement of the rules. >> if we could all stick to the rules of the time, that would be great. please stick to the rules, we will get to you. >> but one newcomer used her time at a local connection to earn the loudest applause of the night. >> i assure you i lived in grosse pointe. what happened in flint would not have happened in grosse pointe. >> marianne williamson

bennett. joe and mika will be back on monday with "morning joe." still with us we have national pert and columnist at "usa today" tom nichols, rick tyler and editor at large from cnbc john days ago with beto o'rourke and senior advisor at moveon.org, karine jean-pierre. president trump will travel to his golf club in new jersey today after a soggy fourth of july celebration in the nation's capital. thousands of spectators turned out on the national mall for these festivities which typically draws a pretty big crowd but have not included a presidential address since 1951 when then harry truman marked the nation's 175th independence day. on the president's orders, tanks were displayed before the lincoln memorial. a series of aircraft each in tribute to a different branch of the armed forces flew over the crowd. behind rain-streaked panels the president delivered a speech about national heroes walking through american history but returning again and again and again to its military might. >> in june of 1775, the continental congress created a unified army out of the revolutionary forces encamped around boston and new york and named after the great george washington, command