one liners and insults are not going >> john phillips, helping lower expectations.campaign work for him even though he is a hillary clinton supporter. the trump people saying he's looking at this like wrestlemania. do you really believe that? because the flip side of that possibility would be that if he shows he can be presidential, if he goes on that stage and holds his own with hillary clinton on the issues, he appears to the country like he could do the job, but isn't that a very important thing for this candidate in particular? >> well, if it's wrestlemania, i think he'll do just fine. as a point of fact trump has hosted two different wrestlemanias at his hotel in atlantic city. the only debate coach better is roger ales who is helping him here. if you look at who he has helped in the past, roger has coached them to be extremely aggressive in debates. go back to the 1988 election when george h.w. bush just lost iowa. he not only lost iowa, he came in third behind pat robertson and bob dole. it looked like it was coming to an end. he went in and got aggressive. h

john phillips, first you. as we said by our count, it's been about 12 hours since donald trump has commented on the feud with the gold star family. he did not talk about this from the stump yesterday. do you get any sense that donald trump in the campaign is trying to move on from this? >> yes, as soon as he stops talking about it, it's going to go away. i've never been more of the belief that melania should tell him it's time to go on vacation. that's go on one of these kathie lee cruises, let this thing blow over and talk about something else. he's the guy making sure this story stays in the news. i was on with john in the morning, the day after the father spoke at the democratic convention. we talked about it. but it didn't become the story until donald kept talking about it. i would advice him to shush. >> alex, eric trump said on cbs today saying this is something blown hugely out of proportion, the trump campaign saying it's all the media making this up right now. josh hill, a trump supporter saying trum

that pass to john phillips tying the game at 17-17.ners turn to the quarterback who was painting his house, christian ponde, runs it in from 22 yards out and later in the fourth, another touchdown. and the 49ers win 39-24. >>> the giants have been so up and down in the second half it's been painful to watch. starting pitching and the bull pen for a no-show. third inning, this is crushed left center, matt moore allowed three runs in five innings. 3-0, new york. bartolo colon here. 3-1 mets. and this guy goes for a swim. jake peavy gave up two home runs. the mets take game three of this four-game set 9-5. >>> a's are in chicago, facing the white sox. bottom first, jose abreu, deep shot here. at the wall, looks like he has it in his glove, hits the wall, goes off. home run. melky cabrera roughing up the a's. rbi double in the third. then an rbi single in the fourth. debt wiler allowed six runs and the white sox win it 6-2. >>> coming up, more preseason football and olympic updates. back to you. >>> the trump campaign has a new ♪ sleep num

trump supporter john phillips. pete seat, the former communications director for the indiana republican party and cnn political analyst and washington bureau chief for the daily beast jackie kucinich. i love the brady bunch. we are back here. >> hit us with your best shot, kate. >> thank you so much, hilary. pete, of all the things that concern republicans, one thing chief among them is donald trump dragging on the ticket, hurting senate races, hurting congressional races and so on and so forth. these numbers, how concerning are they to you? >> certainly i think hillary clinton got a bounce from her convention. i think that's where president obama's higher approval rating is coming from as well, a bounce from the convention. people thought he did a very decent job. these numbers are going to be volatile. they're going to go up and down. but senate races, congressional races, gubernatorial races, they're going to focus on their home turf, they're going to focus on their own voters. he's not concerned about people en

rosenkranz, a democratic strategist and hillary clinton supporter and cnn political commentator john phillips, he backs trump. john, let me start with you. we saw the list of problems that donald trump has projected and said exist within the african-american community. he may not have offered too many solutions and you know, he made a rather indirect plea of what the hell have you got to lose. is this really going to work when making an outreach to this kind of community? >> look, i think he should be doing it. the fact of the matter is that america's big cities have been under one party rule for decades now. and they are a complete and total disaster. baltimore has seen race riots, you see people murdered in chicago -- >> let me stop you there. i get the argument. the point could be valid. but the slogan of just what the hell have you got to lose is not a step by step breakdown of how life could be better with me in the office. >> anyone living under one party rule is being taken advantage of by their government. when two par itties are going ar your vote, you have a better chance of good go

. >> paxton lynch got out on the corner, ended the play and found john phillips for the touchdown, one of many by paxton lynch tonight. >> 1:51 left. niners have a 2nd and 13. broncos out of time-outs. the handoff to taylor again, the hit with brandon and now, oyqvt7zpvwb? 3rd and ck rolls. 14. >> end of the game situation where is wade phillips, you are selling out. you want to throw deep? go ahead. no free safety middle. we will try and bring everyone to stop the clock and limit the yardage and bring the ball back and give the yardage one more trying to get outside. lowry and run out of bounds by norman but he'll be just shore of -- short of the 1st down. >> what the young running back will learn, don't go out of bounds. the running back coach, the great niner -- there he is, giving it to him right there saying [laughter] >> so that stops the clock with 1:02 to go so the broncos will get one last crack at this. they don't have anybody deep, the broncos. they are selling out. here they come. and the punt goes into the end zone. so the broncos will have it seconds left. down by a touch

then he hit john phillips for an 8 yard touchdown. he tied the game at 17 of piece. later in the fourth quarter christian ponder gets a little revenge. he is raising 22 yards for the score. after bein this one ends with the 49ers victory. 31-24. sanchez, 10-17. he was sacked 3 times. the competition still close between them. paxson lynch separating himself. 2 touchdown today but he threw timber seven ports team a little later. we have troy rank inside the locker room. who will be field level. and gary kubiak will give us a little more insight on the quarterback situation. >>> next up for the broncos, the la rams. are coomng to town this weekend. there have been no hard knocks is preseason. those guys are >>> today in la, todd gurley seems to be in midseason form. he punches it in front 4 yards out. the second quarter, he hit pharaoh cooper for a touchdown. they beat this one 21-20 late in the fourth quarter. >>> were taking our first intermission. with the come back we will head up the mile high. the denver outlaws try to add to the trophy case tonight and >>> gary k

john phillips, cnn political commentator and a donald trump supporter. former representative becari sellers, also a political commentator, supports hillary clinton. cnn political commentator margaret hoover who is the veteran of two presidential campaigns. and matt latch, now the chairman of the american conservative union. guys, thank you so much. a lot to go through. was that corey lewandowski taking a victory lap, margaret hoov, without calling it a victory lap? >> look, i've been on a political staff, these things are heartfelt. but of course it was. honestly, yes, of course it was, kate. i think corey was -- we couldn't even see corey's visual, i'm sure he was smiling. >> maybe that's why he called in. john phillips, are you surprised by -- as david chalian said, this is maybe the least surprise, the least big surprise of the week, but are you surprised? are you happy to see manafort out? >> i'm not surprised, and i don't think any of us really are surprised. i'm not going to try to pretend to be clairvoyant here. if your boss goes out and hires som

hit john phillips enter on nail for touchdowns of two tds and ended up turning the ball over at the end of the ball game seven turnovers in the contest three for san francisco for now for the denver broncos all of them coming from their three sports director nick is standing by. a lot of turnovers certainly and of course the big question the quarterback play bruce just mention neither simeon or sanchez did a lot to separate themselves what's become all-important race to see he starts the regular season and 20 days. carolinas here to open up the entire nfl season kind of weird i have to tell you the losing games. in pittsburgh since the broncos lost a game and take that to consideration the postseason run in the first preseason went and chicago last week. certainly a ho-hum game out here one other note to pass along but there had a really nice game the running back position he played the second running back into spells cj anderson tonight. further down the depth chart. right now is pretty it's pretty obvious he has job is in doubt. locker room coming up on the big subject of the quarterb

things that came up, talking to sarah huckabee sanders and i was asking, you are talking about john phillipspartment and what about the line between the trump family business and potential trump white house. and kids who are central to donald trump's political campaign are running the business, john avalon, doesn't it leave it to foreign actors, anyone doing business with the trump kids? >> sure. two key differences. one this is for profit, not nonprofit. and obviously trump organization has a lot of foreign money. there are a lot of questions around the business connections. the for profit part takes the pe tina of charity off of it. the biggest difference is that's a hypothetical and hillary clinton's campaign has come under justified scrutiny because as secretary of state there weren't the kind of sort of absolute firewall separation there should have been. if we want to get into the alternative future of a president trump and his complicated relationships with money and foreign powers, good god, that would get weird quick. >> all right. i have time for yes or no answers. literally nothin

back with me now, john phillips, maria cardona, matt lewis and bakari sellers will be back in a momenthad a little technical problem. john, i want to put up this poll, hillary clinton leading donald trump, this can't be what the trump campaign was hoping for coming out of the conventions, right? >> it's a convention bounce we knew she would get. she's not blowing him out by any stretch of the imagination. now, that being said, i think one of the key plays for trump here is to try to do everything he possibly can to get gary johnson on the debate stage when they debate in the fall. when you add gary johnson and add jill stein to the question, trump does better and i think that's really the play here. >> yeah. matt, this same poll shows 64% of registered voters don't believe that clinton is honest and trustworthy. the clinton campaign can't figure out how to address this issue, can they? >> no, because she's not honest, because she goes on a sunday show, you know, just yesterday, and says, fbi director comey said that i was telling the truth. no, he didn't. he said you were lying. hillar

john phillips, let me begin with you.s whole couching it "people are saying," "many people are saying," why does he do that? i mean is that responsible? had. >> look. any time you get into the word on the street argument you go off message. we are looking for the leader of the free world. we're not looking for a town crier. i thought trump was best yesterday when he was on message, he was focused. he gave his economic speech in detroit. not only -- >> he was on teleprompter so he wasn't ad libbing and saying "people are saying." you liked him on message, yes? >> in fact he stayed away from "word on the street." but he hit on traditional republican themes and he also showed why he's different from the previous nominees that lost not only the general election but in the rust belt. he talked about tax cuts but he also came out against tpp which many people in the rust belt, many people in that region of the country think destroyed their economy. >> i hear you. on the issues, you are saying props to him. he hit on it, he was

kevin madden is here, john phill phillips, betsy mccaughey, symone sanders.adden, we're using 2016 standards is what i think he's saying, for 2008 e-mail and server and the way it was operated back then. did you understand what he was saying? do you agree? >> well, no, i don't agree. he has a certain level of expertise on the technology, but the e-mail controversy is pretty clear on why it's damaging to hillary clinton. look, first, we had an i.g. report from the state department make two very clear facts. or make two facts clear to the american public. the first was that using an outside e-mail system was against the state department's procedu procedures. hillary clinton violated that. the second was that national security was put at risk because she used that. that was very clear. the fbi director when doing a review of the case said that hillary clinton acted with extreme carelessness. all of those are demonstrably true statements from the folks who were tasked with looking at the e-mails. so i think mark cuban definitely has a -- definitely has an experti

in the second half, paxton lynnh, keeping the drive alive and rolling out to get john phillips for the 8 yard touchdown strike, the third man in and tying the game at 17. christian ponder getting some revenge for the 49ers, and he does this, raising 22 yards for a score for the 49ers. after being dominated all week in practice, he did this for the 49ers victory, 31-24 for the final, sanchez 10 for 17, 120 yards and two bumbles along paxton lynch getting that late interception, and the quarterback picture is it cloudy. -- it is a bit cloudy and we will be on this all week. >>> and winning the title in 2014, taking on the ohio machine, and sticking it to the former team, and check this out. going behind the back, and getting silly playing with us. leading 14-7 at intermission and the rally as greg downin ties it and rallying all the way back, and a hat trick, improbable comeback and what a way to win. the outlaws coming back 19-18. the franchise second title in history and congratulations as they end the season on an eight game winning streak.>>> ttat is a look at your morning county aft

then john phillips gets an 8 yard touchdown. third man and, quietly winning this job. tied at 17 a piece. christian ponder getting revenge. he had a cup of coffee as a bronco and then he does this, races 22 yardssto score forrthe niners. after being numbed -- dominated in practice, this one ended with a 49ers victoryy 31-24. simeon gutman 10 for 12. paxton lynch separating himself. he threw for two scores, past 15 for 26 and had that late interception. the quarterback picture is a >>> lacrosse. the outlaws win this title. taking on the ohio machine, john grant junior sticking it to his former team. check that out. goes behind the back. now he's just getting silly. the machine led 14-7 at the intermission but here comes the rally. greg downing ties it and they score 7 unanswered. they rallied all the way baak. ann then he hat in probable. what a way to win. the outllws come back 19-18. they get the franchise's second title in history. congrats and they end their season on an eight game winning streak. i'm jahmai webster with a look at your morning sports. hope you enjoy

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john phillips, kabc talk radio host and trump supporter.nd matt lewis, senior contributor to the daily caller trump's polls are making prominent republicans have been defecting. now this shake up. and the lawyer called this an expansion of winners. what's the reality here? >> the reality is that donald trump realized that what was going on with his campaign and the struggle of trump being trump and trump being a traditional politician was just not going to work. we're going to be very critical of the shake up because of the timing and the fact that we've seen two campaign managers fired in the last 60 days. but skryou have to look at it a say would it be worse had he not made a change? donald trump needs to make a change if he's going to beat hillary clinton. all the polls show he's losing specifically in the five or six battleground states he needs to win it. >> there was this whole meeting with the family and donors. and someone got in his ear or was it just the polls? >> i think the polls are a yard stick of basically the overall feeling

america practice group, he previously served as the chairman for the florida republican party and john phillips is with us, cnn political commentator, talk radio host and trump supporter. great to have you on. john, we heard trump say fair but firm. we heard kellyanne say tbd. do you know what that means. >> unless you're little kim in make, no one will get 100% of what they want. it was what james madison talked about, warring factions going for their own piece of the pie and ending up with a result we can live with. in the primary trump took the hawkish position on the border. at the time the front-runner took a position that was closer to where his brother was. republican primary voters sided with donald trump over jeb bush. >> overwhelmingly. >> that's right. he's going to push the country in that direction but he knows he'll have to take half a loaf. president obama said we'll have a public option, illegal aliens will have health care. when he started negotiating, what happened? he took the elements out. that's what happens in america. >> as i'm listening to you very, very carefully when y

back with me, symone sanders, kevin madden, john phillips, betsy mccaughey.pernick said he sat down during the national anthem to draw attention between discrimination and black communities. here it is. >> i mean, i've had times where one of my roommates was moving out of a house in college and because we were the only black people in that neighborhood, the cops got called and all of us had guns drawn on us. i mean, came in the house without knocking, guns drawn on one of my teammates and roommates. so i have experienced it. people close to me have experienced this. this isn't something that's a one-off case here, a one-off case there. this has become habitual. it's become a habit. so it's something that needs to be addressed. >> symone, i understand that you're angry that people are even questioning his patriotism. >> yes. you know what, ryan lochte is an international em barsment and nobody questioned his patriotism. protest is part of the american fabric. our country was founded via protest, and he has that -- colin has the absolute right to protest and if

greg: where is the john phillip souza music, please. rosanna we'll do it together. go to multiple choice. u.s. citizenship and immigration services website. rosanna: okay. so what happened at the constitutional convention. greg: number one, it is multiple let's go right to the source. they met, they signed it. my answer they signed it. what is the -- that is too vague. you need multiple choices. rosanna: constitution was written. greg: skip those questions. this is multiple choice test. take a look at this. name the u.s. war between the north and the south. rosanna, was it world war i, the revolutionary war, the war of 1812 or the civil war. rosanna: i was going to say the civil war. greg: i think you're right. let's go ahead and one. rosanna: it is hard to see it on your computer. greg: focus a little bit. rosanna: maybe that is a little better. greg: wait a second. rosanna: was it war of 1812. and it said i didn't. greg: we're right. we're right. keep on going here. rosanna: try another question. greg: next question. what group of people was taken to america and s

a cnn political commentator, and cnn political commentator and talk show host john phillips. scotty, you made a lot of news this week. when you talk about this on television, when you point this out on twitter, why do you think it's a winning argument for trump to assert media bias? >> first, media bias is not new. newt gingrich came out and said 82% of all those in the media probably lean left, and that's something we're going to have to address and move on with it. but that shows not only what we're talking about, but what we're not talking about. we spend so much time talking about all of the issues of trump and maybe one or two on hillary clinton amongst the panel. and not just here, it's across the board with news articles, where you look at headlines, there's usually 3, 4, 7 to one. that may represent various facets of people who are against mr. trump. one or two may be a pro trump view if we're lucky. >> do you think there's a sort of media bubble problem that so many journalists and producers and bosses are in new york and d.c. so they're not able to represent the vie

i want to talk about donald trump's remarks with john phillips, a talk radio host who is supporting donaldp, angela rye, bassil schmikel and margi margo, i know you want to weigh in quickly on donald trump's comments. >> i would caution anybody to read too much into this in terms of nationally what it means. as a victim on trump versus non-trump people. wisconsin has a republican party that went for ted cruz. the conservatives in wisconsin actually haven't been huge trump supporters. in the case of eric cantor where everybody saw this has a hashinghashing -- harbinger for the tea party successes, paul ryan's first two questions went to local press guys, his graciousness and thanks went to everybody local. he's first and foremost a representative of the first district of wisconsin tonight and secondly the speaker of the house. what he did is he really made sure that he was attentive to his local consistency, thanks the voters. >> and he did talk about it in the beginning, playing on people's fears. john, let's talk about that. i want to bring in rudy giuliani and the trump campaign. he's sa

. >>> i don't know if wade phillips was mad at john knocks have some fun, but phillips had the the denver defense loose! broncos didn't even play their four bro bowlers. everybody who took the field caused problems for the bears! broncos blitzing throughout the night. taled sacks, including -- tallied 7 sack, including a safety. they put on a show! >> whatever you put out on the field statement. i think we sheed today we're gonna have a pretty good team f. >> we're always gonna have people who criticize us. we don't listen to any of those things. we come out every day to practice, work together, and that's the reason is to come out and do what we did tonight. >> we asked to you grade the broncos last night. 53% gave them an a. 23% took the why are option. >>> more broncos news. safety keogh suspended. he can finish training camp and preseason with the broncos. the question will be if the team wants to add him to the roster after week 2. not i asked my dentist if an electric toothbrush was going to clean better than a manual. he said sure...but don't get just any one. get one inspired by d

. >> let's talk about all of this with john phillips, a trump supporter, rebecca burke from real cleares and crystal ball, a senior fellow at the leaders council. good morning to all of you. >> thanks for being here. let's start with the exchange you just heard. did you get what mr. trump was talking about? >> looks lick his position on crime is a lot closer to bill clinton than hillary clinton. bill clinton supported sentencing guidelines at the federal level, supported mill tirizing our police, supported the death penalty. there's a push in this country to decriminalize a lot of lower level crimes, a push to reduce the prison population. that's exactly the opposite of what worked in the 1990s to lower the crime rate when big city mayors like rudy guiliano in new york and richard rear den adopted the james q. policy of broken windows. they identified who were committing the crimes, put them in jail and ann allowed the sit teens to bounce back and lower the crime rate to the point where the people who replaced them for mayor ran on platforms dealing with the high cost of housing. >> ma

the speech applauded and after the speech, john phillip sousa leads the marine corps band in an inaugural parade with music he composed thad we still use today. the president and his family, the wife, molly, the daughter, the president garfield, irwin, harry and eliza, the mother. and it was camelot to use a phrase from kennedy's time. the president with his young family, with his wife whom he's in love with, mom is sitting there. grows up in abject poverty in a dirt floor log cabin and reads virgil in latin and reads greek and is a mathematics genius and could have been an architect and could have been the best clergyman in america. okay. he comes in and obviously the first thing he has to deal with is filling federal jobs. in those days, 100,000 federal jobs and office seekers come to the white house personally asking for jobs. he thinksthy is awful. first before he deals with the white house and cabinet, he puts together his cabinet and tries to split it between half breeds and stalwarts. he appoints james blaine to be secretary of state. blaine is a half breed and believes in civil se

the speech is applauded and people go nuts and they think it's wonderful, and after the speech, john phillip sousa leads the marine corps band with music that he composed that we still use today. the president and his family, the wife, the daughter, the president garfield, irwin, harry and liza, the mother, and it was camelot to use a phrase from kennedy's time. the president with his young family, with his wife whom he is in love with, and mom is sitting there, and grows up in poverty in a dirt floor log cabin and reads latin and greek and is a mathematics genius and could have been an architect or the best clergyman in america. the first thing he has to deal with is filling federal jobs. if those days office seekers come to the white house personally asking for jobs. he thinks this is awful. before he deals with the white house and the cabinet, he puts together his cabinet and tries to split it, and he appoints james blaine to be secretary of state. blaine is a half breed and believes in civil service reform and is probably the closest member of the cabinet to garfield. he appoints conklin

. >>> i don't know if wade phillips was mad at john knocks or just wanted to let his guys have some fun, but phillips had four bro bowlers. everybody who took the field caused problems for the bears! broncos blitzing throughout the night. taled sacks, including -- tallied 7 sack, including a safety. they put on a show! >> whatever you put out on the field in an nfl game is a statement. i think we sheed today we'reon >> we're always gonna have people who criticize us. we don't listen to any of those things. we come out every day to practice, work together, and that's the reason is to come out and do what we did tonight. >> we asked to you grade the broncos last night. 53% gave them an a. 23% took the why are we grading a preseason game keogh suspended. he can finish training camp and preseason with the broncos. the question will be if the team wants to add him to the roster after week 2. not a lock with prism on the go from centurylink, you can get your favorite shows right on your devices pretty much everywhere you go. around and watch your shows. and your delivery really evokes "the fr

let's bring in commentator and talk radio host john phillips and former communications director for jeb campaign and communications adviser for our principles pack tim miller. tim, i want to start with you. because you said you felt it was out of step with where republicans should be on foreign policy. how so? >> correct, i actually think it's out of step with the bipartisan consensus since world war ii, which is that america needs to stand up for our values against threats. and not face our foreign policy based on a mercenary ideology. >> he's saying he would give that idea lological toast peoplo make sure they adhere to the u.s. constitution. >> you're talking about the immigration part. i was talking to the fight against the global war on terror. basically what trump is saying is that if russia and assad want to fight isis, they are our allies. this is not how it's worked for the united states and this is extremely dangerous for us to get in lead with some of the worst people in order to fight isis and i think that frankly he's one of the most dangerous foreign policy nominees of eit

joining us cnn political commentator john phillips, radio talk show host who supports donald trump.th us a senior fellow at the center on global policy. i want to play some sound of donald trump in an interview last night with an affiliate where he talked about again this on going feud explaining why he thinks it's still going on. >> border security is very big. when you have radical islamic terrorists probably all over the place, we're allowing them to come in by the thousands and thousands and i think that's what bothered mr. khan, more than anything else. and you know, i'm not going to change my vus on that. we have radical islamic terrorists coming in that have to be stopped. we're taking them in by the thousands. >> there is no evidence that thousands and thousands of radical islamic terrorists are coming into the united states, in fact, there's evidence to the contrary of that. but specifically when he said i think that's what bothers khizr khan, the implication there is that somehow because donald trump wants to stop terrorists from coming into the united states, that bothers

john phillips, thank you very much. christine quinn, as always.na, to you. >>> team usa is off to a strong start in rio. both swim teams with major victories, one athlete even smashing her own world record. meantime, the women's gymnastics team pulling off some amazing performances in an effort to defend their title. cnn sports anchor coy wire is live in rio with more. coy? >> reporter: brianna, we had world records being broken, medals being won. the second day of games is in the books. let's look at how the medals are stacking up. on top, the u.s. of a. 12 medals in total, three gold. china has eight. italy and japan tied with seven apiece. now, one of the highlights from yesterday came from one of the greatest female swimmers the world has ever seen. i sat with her over a little over a month ago. she says she's addicted to cnn. well, katie ledecky, we can't get enough of you either. teen sensation katie ledecky shattering her own world record in the 400-meter freestyle. ledecky pulling away from the competition by nearly five seconds, blazing t

let's discuss it with political commentator and trump supporter, john phillips, and also former executivelack caucus, angela rye, and political commentator and republican strategist, ana navarro. let me begin with you, ana, on immigration. if you are jeb bush, if you are marco rubio this morning and sitting at home and watching what trump said about immigration and working with them and clearly a flip-flop in changing his stance, twofold question to you. was this his plan all along, knowing the path to 70 million plus votes in a general is much more difficult than a primary, and does it help win back folks like you, saying all right, i've learned some things, and we're going to soften up this stance? >> well, listen, i hope jeb bush is at the gym and i hope marco rubio is campaigning. he has a primary race in less than a week in florida. i think, let me start with your last question. does it help win over people like me. first of all, let me just say, i don't speak for all hispanics. i don't speak for all republicans. i speak for myself and a lot of hispanics feel the same way i do. >> ju

he would point back to jesus, to thomas jefferson, to john brown, wendell phillips. that history moves forward that starts out with people with an idea that seems deeply unpopular. but in retrospect, it's a necessary next step for moral evolution. >> we have a hoosier for the next call. this is chris on the line. welcome to the conversation. >> caller: thanks for having the conversation. it is a great surprise to see on television tonight. i wonder if your guests would be able to comment on debs' relationship with the industrial workers of the world and with general strike? seattle in 1990. >> all right. lisa phillips. the i.w.w. >> debs was a founding member of the i.w.w. which started in 1905. the i.w.w. was a clearly an industrial union movement. so it was juxtaposed against the american federation of labor which was more of a craft skilled workers based union. so the iww was like what he promoted with socialism, a movement among a working class of people. its boundaries are not as nationalist ik and it sought to work with workers in other countries, spain, france

john and christy. >> i have got to believe that the phillips law people, the phone is ringing off the hook tonight. the bus was free advertising all night long. >> absolutely. >> they were the winners. >>> speaking of staying dry, didn't do it in some places. >> wow, look at that. result of that storm, prescott getting some pretty heavy rain. this video sent to us by a fox 10 viewer in dewey-humboldt. >> in prescott, hail coming down very hard. almost looks like snow there. this was pretty crazy weather that was happening in that area today, and we thank you for your pictures, gayle, thank you. . >>> and that looks like a wall of dust, but the only dust wall we saw today in the valley was here, we were tal earlier in the show, no rain but that big wall of dust moving through. and we'll look at the state forecast and talk about the chance of more dust a little bit later in the show. >>> a man sitting in handcuffs in the back of a d.p.s. car makes a break for after a trooper let the window down to let air down in the vehicle. this happened at an arco gas station this morning in sun city. the suspect

phillips law office who got a lot of free publicity earlier today. >> i know, amazing publicity up there on the roof of that bus. now, john, we have been out here about six hours now. not too much progress sin last hour. it does not look like the end of the world has one witness, it really looks more like an episode of bob the builder. because we have got a lot of machinery out here. they are starting the second phase now where they are starting to scoop up all of the rocks and debris, the asphalt scooped up underneath the bus and putting it into a city of phoenix department truck. will be cleaned up. we know from van buren on 33rd to 35th avenue, it is still shut down because there is so much water there. earlier we spoke to some eyewitnesses that told us the bus absolutely sunk when it rolled over the patch of asphalt. >> the city bus came, and as the city bus came, the asphalt you could tell was having some type of issues but i believe the weight of the bus is what triggered the pipe busting or something like that. >> reporter: now, again, only the bus driver was on board at e injuries. but as you can see, it's probabl

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but john, it's rush-hour now and there are people trying to get around here so we will check back in with you guys at 6:00. back to you. >>> the big winner is phillips coverage from the bus. there you go. >> absolutely. >> yeah. >> marcy, nice work out there. stay dry. >>> major story that we have been dealing with for several months now in the valley. catching a serial shooter in phoenix. the phoenix police chief saying that it is the department's top priority. it has been for sometime and it continues. investigators have looked into more than 1500 leads since the shootings began in they believe someone out there knows who is responsible. >> so nine shooting, seven people killed and this happening all around phoenix from camelback south to van buren and 75th avenue in the west valley all the way to 32 street. >> somebody out there knows something and we need that information. we don't want any more victims. we want to solve this thing and we want to do it by 6:00 tonight if possible. >> phoenix police holding a members of local and federal law enforcement to let the public know that solving the serial street shooter case is top priority. >> there i

phillip. >>> joining us is lieutenant number one priority? >> it's absolutely saving lives. this is a search and rescue operation while these conditions continue to get worse around us. >> governor john bell edwards called the flooding historic, unprecedented. nearly two feet of rain in almost 4 hours. what type of resources have you had to deploy so far? >> the high water vehicle, the boats are invaluable. in many cases, it's it's the only way we can get to some of these people. we have aircraft that are extremely helpful. we're hearing reports of people on the roofs of their houses in very precarious situations. the helicopters are able to pluck some people off the roofs. those are the assets we bring to the fight. they're uniquely military. it comes in handy. >> people on the roofs doing anything they can to survive. we understand a good number of you're trying to get to them as well. how soon do you think you'll get most of the folks out there out of harm's way? >> we just keep going as the situations dictate. that's the trick with water and that's the trick can storms. we're able to move assets around and try to pre-position. we can see the direction that the storm's going. the

doing now and we have seen this with john williams and his paper this past week. 4.7% unemployment you should be seeing an inflation and you should be seeing the phillipsnd the implications for monetary policy. the move fast, slow, will you be behind are not? nothing to really hang their hats on in terms of when the fed is going to move. francine: what exactly did we learn last night? the doves and the hawks, doves have more voting rights. is really expecting inflation to overshoot anytime soon in the probably understatement of the year. michael: central banks, they can move their rates to affect the inflation rate. they cannot really do much about unemployment but in unemployment still continues to go down. are you at risk of falling behind if you don't move now? that's the debate they're having. so far with inflation solo and with low growth around the world bringing more disinflation to the united states they've decided they can afford to wait for right now. we don't have any kind of got post. charlie evans of chicago suggested you wait until you see the whites of inflation size. at this point all we know is they don't seem to be ready to raise rate