reunited with my family would be in the courts but by the grace of god and the compassion of donald john trump before you tonight and assure you i am not a ghost. i am alive. and most importantly i am free. >> reporter: the biden campaign responding, kamala harris had this rebuttal. >> donald trump has failed at the most basic and important job of a president of the united states. he failed to protect the american people. plain and simple. >> major twitter storm from joe biden. more than a dozen tweets in real time, you won't be safe and joe biden's america, look around and ask yourself how safety of feeling donald trump's america? protesters took to the streets, senator rand paul surrounded by an angry mob, thinking dc police for making sure he was escorted out and was unharmed so now it is all over. what is next? the president will head to manchester, new hampshire to deliver remarks, an organized march in dc later this morning. >> thank you very much. >> lindsey graham said the president used to speech well to draw a stark contrast between him and the left. >> laid out the clearest choice t

john: we have a problem with garrett. let's go to the biden camp. joe biden said president trump is visiting ohio. team coverage with peter doocy and the president has a fundraiser in ohio tonight. >> i can hear you, john. the vp from his delaware house is doing whatever he can to tailor a message to voters in ohio he might not get to visit before the election. this is what the campaign put out about trump's visit: donald trump will need to answer to ohio about his failed leadership and his horrific mismanagement of this crisis that has too many workers out of a job and unable to make ends meet." joe biden sits at home today to work on a convention speech and figure out who he wants as a running mate. including kamala harris, who our crews caught up with on capitol hill. >> what do you know? >> no more than i do. >> biden said kamala harris is contention and doesn't hold grudges. no hard feelings about the first democratic debate when she surprised him with a take down of his record on race relations. from a final decision for who he wants to put a heart beat away from the presidency, biden said he

solemnly swear i told john trump do you solemnly swear that. the work of the wages of living standards of working. or declined since the late seventy's. the numbers of people. because of their. in the population the supply is not up to it to nearly the same extent so somebody is going to get squeezed out and some of the most people the moment the people over the country have been squeezed of the bottom. so now there's a new public housing so the shelter system is like a public housing so because housing is not treated as even right in the title names which it should be the country is both yours as well. and order for us to get. and be back to society and company as you try to buy solve this issue it's gone on far too long. it's a fundamental right like having food it's finished. i think anybody care to. take a look at the universal declaration of human rights. as the peoples of the united nations have in the charter reaffirmed their faith in fundamental human rights in the dignity and worth of the human person and in equal rights. education it

president donald john trump. [applause] secretary drummond: pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules and procedures of this convention, maryland casts 38 votes, president trump. massachusetts. 41 delegates. 41, president trump. i am surechairwoman, watson, chairman of the trump reelection campaign, the cochairman of america sheriffs for trump. [applause] massachusettsman, is the home of the mighty minutemen and paul revere, who bravely and courageously helped create our republic. second,he home of the sixth, 35th, and 41st presidents of the united states. and we are the home of a long history of patriots. like samuel adams and benjamin franklin. who acted to preserve our liberties and our constitution of the united states. in keeping with our long history of patriots defending and preserving our liberties and our constitution, massachusetts proudly and enthusiastically casts our 41 votes for one of the greatest patriots in the history of this nation, our president, donald trump. [applause] secr

donald john trump do solemnly swear and i was slightly covering my bad spot saying that it was a coup d'etat in slow motion because i was feeling my way into no one ever said anything like that. when i sign this bill into law america will have the lowest marginal tax rates and the most modern tax code among major industrialized nations . where i guess i was wrong was that it wasn't so most it's really very fast when you think about it's really a matter of a couple. donald trump to solidly swear i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states also this president of the united states. and there's no question that. we're well into that world we're well into corporatist world but this crisis there were is maybe we want to call it a legitimacy crisis right the status quo or the legitimating framework of capitalism right that has sort of guided us over the past 3 decades in this kind of organizing system has really lost legitimacy the main reason is simply that it's been a project that has benefited elites enormously and despite all of the kind of rhetoric of how much

i want to thank president donald john trump. >> almost all people said that criminal justice reform would never pass. but we came together as a group and worked across party lines and we got it done. >> i'm an example of a woman who has been given a second chance in life. god bless you and god bless america. >> good i was once told that the only way i would ever be reunited with my family would be up by the grace of god and the compassion by donald john trump, i stand before you tonight, and i assure you, i am alive, i am well, and most importantly, i am free. in 1996, i began serving time in prison life plus 25 years. i had never been in trouble. i was a first time non- violent offender. what i did was wrong i made decisions that i regret some say you do the crime, you do the time, however, that time should be fair and just we have all made mistakes. none of us want to be defined forever based on our worst decision. while in prison, i became a playwright, a mentor, and certified hospice volunteer, an ordained minister, and rece

donald john trump do solemnly swear and i was slightly covering my bets by saying that it was a coup d'etat in slow motion because i was feeling my way into no one ever said anything like that. when i sign this bill into law america will have the lowest marginal tax rates and the most modern tax code among major industrialized nations . where i guess i was wrong was that it wasn't slow motion it's really very fast when you think about it's really a matter of a couple. donald trump to solidly swear i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states he also is president of the united states. and there's no question that. we're well into that world we're well into the corporatist world but this crisis there were is maybe we want to call it a legitimacy crisis right the status quo or the legitimating framework of capitalism right that has sort of guided us over the past 3 decades and this kind of organizing system has really lost legitimacy the main reason is simply that it's been a project that has benefited elites enormously and despite all of the kind of rhetoric o

the transition of these black lives matter protests to being anti-trump protests. >> john: there was shortage of protests against donald trump in 2016. there was a fierce one in san jose. how does it bode for the 2020 game as we get into the thick of it? >> it puts joe biden in a position where a boiler plate comment condemning violence won't be enough. you have to come out and say obvious things, do not curse at people. do not corner people. do not demand people do salutes. the anarchists together with the blm marchers that's not a huge part of biden's base. that might bring protests on him. it would be good for him to clearly say these guys are not my guys. >> john: it will be an interesting fall. tim, thank you very much. coming up next the trump campaign starting some important groups of voters. did they hit the mark? our panel debates it. that's a buffalo flatbread bullseye for my mouth to aim at. oh, hiding, huh? the new grilled buffalo chicken papadia - tangy buffalo sauce, grilled chicken, and melty cheese for just six bucks. papa john's. >> john: the president went hard afte

all of idaho's 32 votes to donald john trump. of iowa fully sends, full sent, unanimously, all of our votes to renominate you to lead our country, america, under god, for four more years. mr president and vice president, you're rehired. well, one of the battle ground states is pennsylvania, and my colleaguejane o'brien reports from bethlehem. troubling polls haven't dampened enthusiasm. voters in bethlehem turned from barack obama to propel donald trump to victory in 2016. his supporters say they're on track to do it again. yes! trump! you know what? we don't have jesus christ in the office, so nobody's perfect. and i'm not condoning some of the stuff that he has done and said, ok? you know, but i look at results. promises made, promises kept. if you look at his record, almost everything that he promised, he actually fought for or actually got through. 0n dayi of the republican party convention, the president touted his economic record. there's never been three months where we've put more people to work — over 9 million people. a

president john trump is to demand that all united nations sanctions be reimposed against iran follows america's defeat of the plans to extend an arms embargo against tehran trump says secretary mike compared the travels of the u.n. to start the process of restoring its but ever since president alexander lukashenko has ordered security forces to clear the streets after nearly 2 weeks of mass rallies over disputed election results the e.u. is rejecting the poll and its imposing sanctions on government leaders and mollie's coup leaders a promising democratic elections within a reasonable amount of time without giving an actual timeline for president and senior government leaders were forced from power on tuesday. u.s. presidential nominee joe biden has said. they received some of his most powerful endorsements yet on day 3 of the democratic national convention former president barack obama sold bus and biden's running mate come to harris will address supporters in what's become a virtual event because of the coronavirus biden was formally nominated by the party on tuesday to take on dona

president donald john trump. lause] secretary drummond: pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules and procedures of this convention, maryland casts 38 votes, president trump. massachusetts. 41 delegates. 41, president trump. i am surechairwoman, watson, chairman of the trump reelection campaign, the cochairman of america sheriffs for trump. [applause] massachusettsman, is the home of the mighty minutemen and paul revere, who bravely and courageously helped create our republic. second,he home of the sixth, 35th, and 41st presidents of the united states. and we are the home of a long history of patriots. like samuel adams and benjamin franklin. who acted to preserve our liberties and our constitution of the united states. in keeping with our long history of patriots defending and preserving our liberties and our constitution, massachusetts proudly and enthusiastically casts our 41 votes for one of the greatest patriots in the history of this nation, our president, donald trump. [applause] secretar

on just like we all agree on -- >> there is no room for that in america. >> john: let me ask you, mo, how is president trump going on in portland as is ted wheeler? >> what we saw in portland weeks ago is a president who sent in federal officials, who did come front. >> john: but they are long gone, long gone. >> well, my point is, the president used rhetoric that endorses one side while not necessarily the other. he has sent in officials that have exacerbated the situation at times. what we really need is measured leadership that takes that very, very strong line that says we support the peaceful protesters who have a right to protest, who have a very legitimate concern with the way that the police have handled certain instances, but there is no room for violent domestic violence, whether those to co-opt the protest or vigilante is one. >> john: mo, we have to run but we will see you soon. investigating the investigators the national intelligence says he will declassify more documents related to john terms and the russian investigation. andrew mccarthy on that posting until the chief pulling the plug on so

trump administration heading into th this election. i think we are going to hear more about it from possibly other countries in the region. >> john: all f the program to put pressure on iran as well. let's go to what we'r we were tg to lara trump about, the president's refusal to approve $3.5 billion to give to the u.s. postal service for mail in voting. his refusal to do it, will it kill mail-in voting or do you think governors and states who want to do mass mail in voting will go ahead and do it regardless which could cause enormous bottlenecks in the system? >> i think the governors will probably step up in a lot of the states. but you're already seeing on capitol hill the negotiations which are stalled and kind of going nowhere on this big a deal, are trying to figure out a way to get a post office as a part of this to get back on the table. i think it's a long shot but this is an issue and you've got states going out with ballots in just a matter of weeks. i think there is 28 states that send out ballots in, by the end of september. it's a huge deal and when you talk about trying to get an answer on election night, more and more i

. >> and in 2016, you voted for a man named donald john trump. >> yes, i did. i didn't tell anybody that. >> the only administration has really done something in the last 20 years against the dictatorship is donald j. trump. whether you like him or not, i do like the way this administration has worked against the dictatorship. i'm always going to be very grateful for it. >> to so what has trump done? he expanded sanctions started by president obama and president bush before him. remember presidents imposing bans on certain individuals and stopping all business with v venezuela state oil company. the goal, pressure the president to step down. besides the sanctions and photo ops, trump does a lot of talking. >> all options are on the table. zblfr strong ones and less than strong ones. and you know what i mean by strong. >> i have no idea what you mean. i'm begt you don't either. as we all know, talking tough and doing something are different. sanctions against the rich and powerful in venezuela do not trickle down to help the people fighting for basic needs. it n

this president, donald john trump, has instigated a race war in america. portland, oregon, is ground zero. this president has basically stoke the flames for racist extremists, neonazis, and the alt-right. this president is even defending kyle rittenhouse who went to wisconsin and killed two protesters. at the end of the day, the mayor of portland are absolutely right. today people are calling for help from the president. there is a race war in america right now because of this president. people are calling me, asking if there indeed is a way to get the international crimes court to come in to deal with this. you know, i've talked to some people who are in intelligence and they're saying he's done heinous things, but they have to say we don't know for sure. people are now afraid of this president, because he's stoke the flames. he's now begun a race war in america in 2020. >> commissioner ramsey, do you feel as strongly as april? is a race war playing out? i don't want to get into the politics. i'm here for the policing part. this is dangerous. wherever you

. >> by the grace of god and the the compassion of president donald john trump, i am free president trump will fight with all his might. >> you are the reason he is going to keep fighting for four more years. >> this is the most important election in the history of our country. and when i'm reelected, the best is yet to come. ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ in the back it says u.s.a. ♪ ainsley: all right. well last night was the last night of the ramsey clark. we saw the dnc last week. >> now you have all the facts. can you make your decision. it's official president trump is the republican nominee for the ticket this year. and you saw it right there. first convention ever at the white house and ended with the fireworks that said trump 2020. brian: i don't know how they do that i can't even get a bottle rocket to go in the air. this is pretty amazing. took the back drop and put the crowd there critics say why weren't they wearing masks and social distanced? that's fine. that's a criticism, perhaps. but it was real. if you compare the two conventions in terms of production and in terms of cont

i want to thank president donald john trump. >> and she's speaking next week.the president and his allies who point to her as a case of someone that he helped and she's going to be effectively making the case for his re-election next week? >> well, i have so much respect for alice and all that she's been through in our criminal justice system. there's so men people who have been locked up for far too long. and anytime any one of those folks can become free and go back to their families i think it's a cause for celebration. but you have to weigh the entire record of a president when you're deciding to re-elect them and give them another four years in control. and part of donald trump's record is releasing a certain number of prisoners last year, however another part of his record is that 170,000 people have died from covid-19 under his watch. another part of his record is that he said there were good people on both sides when nazis and hate mongerers were marching through charlottesville. and so when you weigh the good and bad of donald trump, the bad far outwei

this president, donald john trump, came out and had to say what he had heard about barack hussein obama was not true. when he tried to claim that then president obama was illegitimate, he was born in kenya, we can also say the same thing about donald j. trumped. president trump's mother was born in scotland. if he wants to play that game, we can play it as well. but at the end of the day there's so many lies that even the basement of his base is now questions him. and going back to birtherism, trying to create fired at a base that's leery of him, he's trying to rev up the base, and he's going to more so hurt the base, people in red states will be hurt more so. you get medicine from the mail, you get your money from the mail. people are having problems with their bills in the mail. this is bad. this post office thing is bad. covid is horrific. it's deadly, and then the economic downturn, trying to stave off a depression, he's going done. it doesn't look good for november. >> the president didn't start this particular rumor. it was an op-ed in "newsweek." but he's not stating the fact whe

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negotiating tactics if they are not going to act and care for the american people, he would. >> john: trump administration met for two weeks. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell blamed democrats for not helping those out of work. >> over the weekend, president trump took steps to soften the blow of the democrat's hostage tactics on american families who need help most. >> republicans used to rail against president obama for executive orders, in particular when president bypassed congress with daca, now democrats are smarting after this weekend. >> reason we want to meet in the middle is that getting major legislation through congress is the only way to achieve something significant for the american people. rather than compromise, republican counterparts said, take a hike. >> on the senate floor, chuck schumer was critical of what the president did over the weekend, calling executive orders "a disaster and as pertains to evikz, that was all sizzle and no stink," neil. >> neil: thank you, ted. quickly tours, ted, what is your sense about whether or not the two sides will meet? could it be

president trump has failed to reach out to anyone besides his base and that's going to hurt him next week and into november. >> johnicking with the "star wars" theme, will there be a new hope articulated at the rnc next week? >> i think what's great about president trump's he's already going around to these battleground states and telling us what he told the american people he intended to do, what he did, and why the job still needs to be completed. there's so much to the trump agenda that he needs more time to fulfill. when i hear joe biden talking about character and hope, if you actually look at the policy which he spent no time talking about, it doesn't give anybody hope when you take away their fracking job. is not compassionate when you say you will take nuns back to court to make them pay for abortions or when you won't have any single regulation on abortion even after that child is born. there's no compassion for the inner city and no condemnation of the violence of black lives matter and antifa where young black kids are being killed on the streets including chicago and these murder statistics are terrible

i want to thank president donald john trump. >> she's speaking next week.dent and his allies who point to her as a case of someone that he helped and that she's going to be effectively making the case for his re-election next week? >> i have so much respect for alice and all that she's been through in our criminal justice system. there's so many people who have been locked up for far too long, and any time any one of those folks can become free and go back to their families, i think it's a cause for celebration. but you have to weigh the entire record of a president when you're deciding to re-elect them and give them another four years and control. and part of president trump's record is releasing a certain number of prisoners last year. however, another part of his record is that 170,000 people have died from covid-19 under his watch. another part of his record is that he said there were good people on both sides when nazis and hatemongerers were marching through charlottesville. he's been a misogynist and big got his entire career. the bad outweighs the g

papa john's. >> trump and mike pence are running on this and i find it interesting "you won't be safe joe biden's america." and what is the proof? the violence we are seeing in donald trump's america. he keeps telling you if only he was president it wouldn't happen? if he was president. he keeps telling us if he was president, you would feel safe, well, he is president. whether he knows it or not. >> dana: moments ago joe biden slamming president trump over his handling of violence across america. responding to the president's attacks on the same issue. now much of the violence we hear about is in big cities, but both campaigns are also fighting to win over the suburbs. especially suburban women. and hillary vaughn lee mack hillary vaughn live in d.c. virginia. hillary. >> hey, dana, well, suburban voters make up half of all voters. more than rural or urban voting box, so in the suburbs could be where the 2020 election is won or loss. and president trump is pitching himself as a candidate with that will control the chaos in the streets and is courting the suburban housewife who suppor

president has left it up to everyone else to fight the dragon that the democratic party calls donald john trump, but now tonight is for him to have a speech that unites, that talks about this moment. this historic moment, but yet has this futuristic view of hope that we can do it. what barack obama won on was yes, we can and change. firing up the american spirit. what joe biden has to do in this moment, in this moment, in this virtual moment, without the claps and the signs is to fire the american public up. not just the democrats, but the republicans who are on the fence and those independents who are on the fence. he has to show he's a man of strength. he is not barack obama, but he's joe biden who has his own unique way of touching the part and making people feel like they matter so he has to bring it on 1,000 times on steroids tonight. >> we'll be watching, april, thank you. ron, so nice to have you both back. it's been a minute. thanks so much. >> good to be here. >> thank you. >>> still to come, the white house is warning of expanding community spread of covid-19 in georgia. the question

it is quite interesting to listen to president donald john trump talk about being the law and order presidentwhen no one has violated the law in 2020 more than he has. we're talking about a president who just had his kickoff for his re-election on the grounds of the white house, and we all know that that was a violation of law. clearly, again, those who obey the law should be able to peacefully demonstrate and exercise their first amendment right. those who do not, up to and including the president of the united states, regardless of the circumstances, should be and must be held accountable. >> brennan: the white house argues they got permission from the office of special council for that. i want to move on to ask you about what is happening in wisconsin. president trump is going to visit kenosha, wisconsin, tuesday. should senator kamala harris and vice president biden -- should they go to kenosha as well? >> i'm not sure what vice president biden's plans are, but what i can say is there is a lot going on the grounds in wisconsin right now. and every time a high-profile visit is made, there

my family would be as a corpse, but by the grace of god and the compassion of president donald john trumpbefore you tonight, and i assure you i am not a ghost. i am alive. i am well. and most importantly, i am free. in 1996, i began serving time in prison. life plus 25 years. i had never been in trouble. i was a first-time nonviolent offender. what i did was wrong. i made decisions that i regret. some say you do the crime, you do the time. however, that time should be fair and just. we've all made mistakes. none of us want to be defined forever based on our worst decision. while in prison, i became a playwright, a mentor, a certified hospice volunteer, an ordained minister, and received the special olympics event coordinator of the year award for my work with disabled women. because the only thing worse than unjustly imprisoning my body is trying to imprison my mind. my transformation was described as extraordinary. truth is, there are thousands of people just like me who deserve the opportunity to come home. i never stopped fighting for my freedom. my christian faith and the prayers of s

trump pulled the u.s. out of it. some security council members and has no legal grounds. even harsh iran critics oppose , like former defense secretary john bolton. trump says the u.s. could still start the procedure because it is one of the participanants cid at the top of the deal. if other security councilmembers trying to pass a resolution to extend sanction relief, washington threatens to use its veto right to block it. genie: several countries and international bodies have reacted to the unfolding military coup in mali unanimously condemning what they see as an illegitimate power grab. arrested and was forced to resign two days ago. some m : while have talkedeveral down on the coup that forced him out. country spendnds $1.2 billion a year on peacekeeping missions. >> the secretary-general calls for an immediate restoraration f constitutional order and rule of law to mali. we reiterate it. reporter: france joined the core for order. tweeted aboutn civil rule. france has the power grab jeopardizes the fight in the north of thehe countryry. [speaking french] reporter: the eu urged the soldiers to release the outgoing president and memb

the president of the united states, donald john trump, responded this way moments ago. >> i think thatia wants to see in office is donald trump, because nobody's been tougher on russia than i have, ever. >> that's not what -- >> well, i don't care what anybody says. >> that's the problem. you don't care what anybody says. because you're only focusing on what you think looks good for you. if they wanted you to be president. why would they go after your opponent? and who cares if they want you to be president, your job is to stop their efforts. let's get some perspective from pulitzer prize winning "new york times" columnist, the author of the best selling book "thank you for being late," not a bad title for the president and russia threat, tom friedman. good to see you, young man. >> good to be with you. >> so what is the obvious move right now? >> well, you know, chris, i've been waiting for this move for a long time. if i were advising the president, the administration, i would simply tell him to call up putin and tell him the following. if we catch russia in any way, any place interf

said about the impact john lewis will have on history is simply disgraceful. president trumppted to reduce the legacy of john lewis to a single act, that the congressman refused to attend his 2017 inauguration. throughout the interview, the president repeated the lie that he has done more for the african-american community than anybody else in history. in history. including one extraordinary answer where he questioned the importance of the civil rights act, signed by lyndon johnson. that john lewis fought for and almost died for. >> you believe you did more than lyndon johnson that passed the civil rights -- >> i think i did, yeah. >> how? >> i got prison reform done. i've done things -- well, he -- >> he passed the civil rights act. >> how has it worked out if you take a look at what lyndon johnson did? how has it worked out? frankly, it took a long time, but for african-americans -- under my administration, african-americans were doing better than they have ever done in the history of this country. so i did a lot. >> joining us now is the reverend al sharpton, the host of "

john. >> donald trump highlighting joe biden's campaign strategy of staying at home, the president wingingis way through two important battleground states and picking up a big endorsement. >> joe biden has nothing but rhetoric, donald trump has a policy. >> in the battleground state of arizona donald trump picking up second endorsement from the national border patrol council slamming his opponent as soft on illegal immigration. >> biden's plan would unleash a flood of illegal creation like the world has never seen. biden's plan is the most radical, extreme, reckless, dangerous and deadly immigration plan ever put forward by a major party candidate. it must be defeated and it will be to feast on november 3rd. >> he won arizona 53 and have points with democrat see an opportunity to flip the state. joe biden leading by two points in the real clear politics average. the president suggesting biden doesn't have the stamina for the grand canyon state. >> this is like a test. you think joe biden could do this? >> taking questions before this afternoon's event president trump said he knew nothing a

john kasich republicans. when asked who they were supporting they would almost never say donald trump they would say i'm a johnrepublican. when i said if it comes down to donald trump or secretary clinton, who are you going to go with? they said i'm a john kasich republican but i'll probably go with trump. they were maybe conservative socially, maybe moderate, but it was about a temperament. these are voters that the trump campaign and biden campaign know are out there. i sat down with the biden campaign manager, and talked about how the biden coalition is trying to reach out to these john kasich republicans, people like meg whitman, whether they're from a suburb or a city have a business type mind, careers, and do believe in norms. last night, beyond the first lady's speech and senator sanders trying to unite the left, this is an overture to those types of voters and trying to give them an excuse, a reason to turn around from president trump. >> jonathan lemire, just this morning in the last hour or so we've seen more strategy from the trump campaign as it tries to get its arms around running against joe bide

trump. thanks. john are double] trump and his wife. —— donald] trump.sary of the allied victory over]apan, which ended the second world war. in 1945, emperor hirohito announced his country's unconditional surrender in a radio broadcast, the first time the vast majority of his people had ever heard his voice. while many japanese see their country as a victim of american atom bombs, china and south korea, under japanese occupation during the war, see tokyo's later apologies as incomplete and insincere. our correspondent rupert wingfield hayes reports now from tokyo. at tokyo's yasukuni shrine, the narashino brotherhood has come to bow to the spirits of japan's wartime leaders. august is a busy month for these far right nationalists. first, they tried to get to japan's parliament, but the way is blocked. so they crank up the speakers and begin shouting abuse. "the liberal democratic party is useless," they shout. "you are idiots." with more and more of her troops landing at shanghai... japan committed many crimes during world war ii, but by far the worst w

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trump wants. he says if you are going to cut a deal, the u.s. should benefit as well. >> john: it doesn't sound like everybody at the white house is on board with this idea of microsoft buying tiktok. >> not quite yet, not surprising. white house trade peter navarro notoriously hawkish on china that he came in front of the cameras and expressed concerns he has about microsoft simply being a little bit too closely with the chinese government. listen here. >> one of the few surviving search engines from america in china is bing. if you are in china doing a skype call, they are listening in. is microsoft going to be compromised? would it be useful to have a rule if you sell it, maybe microsoft could divest its chinese holdings. >> pretty strong words from the trade advisor on a big american company and a lot of different guardrails being put in place by the trump administration for microsoft if this deal were to go forward. john, the good news for tiktok and microsoft if they want this deal is that they now have a few more weeks to sift through the details. >> john: we'll keep wa

john may have his perspective and his feelings but the american people have a choice in the choice is the trumpconomy, restoring law and order versus raising taxes, defunding police and pushing socialized medicine which frankly will be less healthcare for people. todd: we came to a crossroads, we need to end, we appreciate your time, thank you so much. jillian: it is 19 after the hour. evo long korea delivers star power to the dnc but nice one left a lot of critics wondering where is the substance. todd: is a political theater? that is next. awesome internet. it's more than just fast. it keeps all your devices running smoothly. with built-in security that protects your kids. protects your info and gives you 24/7 peace of mind that if it's connected, it's protected. even that that pet-camera thingy. can your internet do that? xfinity xfi can because it's simple, easy, awesome. get advanced security free with the xfi gateway. download the xfi app today. jillian: welcome back. nice one of the convention will again award show to some people. evo long korea and several musical guests launched the de

john lewis. president trump was asked how he thought history would remember the civil rights icon. t he said. >> i really don't know. i don't know. i don't know john lewis. he chose not to come to my inauguration. he chose -- i don't -- i never met john lewis actually, i don't believe. >> do you find him impressive? >> uh, i can't say one way or the other. he didn't come to my inauguration. he didn't come to the state of union speeches, and that's okay. that's his right. >> ayeaeesia, have you heard an reaction? >> i don't know that it's ma surprising. president trump made clear he wasn't going to go to the funerals. like so many things he personalized this. he was asked about john lewis' legacy, but instead he talked about his personality relationship with john lewis, and talked about john lewis not attending his inauguration. it was all about president trump, and not very much about john lewis. in about ten minutes. ivanka trump and a.g. barr will have a special meeting, and yet in that same axios interview, the president doubled down on his comments last month about ghislaine max

first it was a long way now he's taking aim at to talk john all trump threatens to pound the chinese video in the u.s. again he's high security concerns but we'll of those alleged rants and how far will trump go in his business more against china this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. it's one of the most downloaded apps of all times and famous for its catchy videos the chinese own video sharing app tick-tock has millions of years as in the u.s. alone and many feel disappointed by president donald trump writes to ban it is our country now tech giant microsoft says it will continue talks to buy tick tocks operations in the u.s. canada australia and new zealand the corporation says he's spoken to trump and will tackle his concerns about the social media platform washington is worried use that data could be shared with the chinese government and videos sunset tick-tock rejects that this is why the us president had to say on friday well look you don't text back we may be banning we may be doing some other things are a couple of options but a lot of things happening so we'll