i think maybe no, ma'am one is jonathan allen -- maybem in one is jonathan allen. he is expected to be immediate impact. so seeing jonathan allen and what he brings to the table. will he be the immediate impact. i'm curious. if the folks are college football fan you know the name jonathan allen. local guy. who the redskins were able to grab in the fourth round from oklahoma, pejrone, he is the single season record holder for yards in a game. set back to the freshman season. the all-time rushing leader. how much is he going to push robert kelly for starting role? >> jackson, garcon gone. terrell pryor and josh docson in. how is kirk cousins going to adjust to the dar get -- targets? this year. we expect terrell pryor, the numbers were fantastic but he was a main target. so you expect him to continue to go in the right direction. remember josh is a first round pick and he has to hit. he has to contribute for them to be successful. the loss of jackson and garcon is noticeable. but to limit that blow you need josh docson in the sophomore campaign to be a contributor. e

♪ tonight i had the distinct pleasure of introducing jonathan allen and amy. nathan has covered national politics for politico, bloomberg. he's the head of community content for sidewinder and writes the weekly political column for roll call. amy is a senior white house correspondent for the newspaper in washington. she covered hillary clinton during the campaign and the trump administration. tonight they bring the new book shattered inside hillary clinton's doomed campaign. through deep access have reconstructed the key decisions and on seized opportunities. the well-intentioned misfires that turned the contest into a devastating loss. "the new york times" writes although the clinton campaign was widely covered and many have been conducted in the last several months, the details offered here in the campaigns and democratic party insiders are nothing less than devastating. sure to dismay not just the supporters but also everyone who cares about the outcome and the momentous consequences of the election. without further ado please help me in welcoming jonathan a

jonathan allen covered politics for "politico," bloomberg and vosss. he write as weekly political column for roll call. amy is senior correspondent for "the hill" newspaper in washington. she covered hillary clinton during the campaign and will cover the trump administration. they have written aclaimed biography, hrc. they brings us their new book, "shattered." inside hillary clinton campaign. jonathan and amy reconstructed key decisions and unseized opportunities, well-intentioned misfires and hidden thorns that turn ad winnable contest into a devastating loss. "new york times" write, although the clinton campaign was widely covered and many autopsies covered in the last several months, the blow by blow details in "shattered" and observations made lear by campaign and democratic party insiders are nothing less than devastating. sure to dismay not just her supporters but everyone who cares about the outcome and momentous consequences of election. without further adieu, let me welcome jonathan allen and amie parnes. >> good evening. thank you for coming

. >>> let's bring in jonathan allen and ozzie paberra. thank you both for joining me this morning. >> good morning. >> jonathan, "the new york times" has this headline this morning, once dominant, the united states finds itself isolated at g20. i want to play for you part of president trump's weekly address. >> we have also sent a clear message to the world that we will not allow other nations to take advantage of us any longer. that's why i withdrew from the one-sided paris climate accord, and believe me, it was one-sided, not a good deal for our country. and the job-killing transpacific partnership. and that's why we are pursuing a total renegotiation of nafta. and if we don't get it, we will terminate, that is end nafta forever. >> jonathan, did president trump miss opportunities this week to rebuild relationships with our allies? and what impression did he leave on them, some of them who he just met at the g7 summit? >> i think president trump not only campaigned but continues to pursue a policy of withdrawing the united states from th

training camp for the rookies, a lot of jonathan allen from alabama.e is just looking to play his part. he is a hometown kid. richmond should be home. he says there are still a long way to go before it is completely home. >> i definitely feel the support of fans. i don't focus on the fact am from here because this is a new environment for me, a new team. it's still a new experience and i'm excited. i'm loving it, just being part of the washington redskins. just want to get better and help this team win games. robert: and this is where you earn your spot come in richmond, where it is 100 degrees all day every day. how bad do you want it? guys fighting for the number one spot every day. it is too early to name starters, though. coach gruden: judgments cannot be made in shorts the first couple days. you have to have a process together in see how they do with pads after a gooda day, see how they bounce back, learn new plays, put it all together, see who the most consistent players are, the toughest players mentally and physically, and make your decisions.

everyone watching jonathan allen from alabama.s part, we know that he will play his role, a hometown kid. he feels the support, but still has a long way to go before it is completely home for him. >> i definitely feel the support from fans. i don't focus on the fact am from here. even though i'm home, it is still a new experience for me and i'm excited just being part of the washington redski. better and help the team win games. robert: and this is where you earn your spot come in richmond, where it is 95 degrees every day. how bad do you want it? everybody fighting for the number one spot. a little too early to name starters. you have to put a process of days together, see how they do with pads after they have a good day, bad day, see how the recover, bounceback, learn new plays, put it together, see who the most consistent players are, who the toughest players are, and then you make your decision. after a after -- asking after a day like today, i'm just being nice. robert: in baseball, the nationals rained out last night. tonigh

jay gruden is trying to get to know them jonathan allen isn't making that easy for his head coach. >> he's a good guy obviously. and very strong. very strong. and wants to work. which is good. really mature. it comes to a big time program and that i don't think they have any choice being mature coming from alabama. so great work ethic and good players. >> second year running back keith marshall was carted off the field during practice today. he missed his entire rookie season with an elbow injury and also tore his a xrchltcl in col. there is no indication of the severity of his injury, but he's already on the bubble to make the roster. >>> so joe flacco is going to be out of the entire preseason possibly miss the first week or two of the regular season with a back issue. his backup ryan mallett tossed during a practice session this week. the ravens are clearly in the market for an upgrade. so could colin kaepernick be on the radar? the controversial should be in the mix. >> i feel like i'm the quarterback and it didn't really matter. i'd like to see colin get back in. maybe not here,

joining me now is jonathan allen. and josh barrow. a senior editor at "business insider."ill start with both of you now. your reaction to what he said there, is it too far? >> what he said was that collusion is not a specific legal offense and that it is collusion and that donald trump junior was told he would be given information to sport donald trump, and he said i love it. so he was in some form trying to lewd with the russians. blornt other things were done around that, what is the important question here is not whether or not it was a crime, but it was serious wrong doing to the united states. more than it is a legal matter. >> i want to get to the headlines, why do we assume nothing came from donald trump junior's meeting. why do we assume nothing came of the meeting and they would want us to be think nothing cage from the meeting. so go on further, at the end, you say. the music publicist, a meeting, this is part of russian government efforts to support trump, and he doesn't blink at that, he doesn't even seem surprised. what efforts are you talking about, seeming t

guys like defensive lineman jonathan allen and look to help improve the d. more on jay gruden's plate. in addition to being the head coach he is going to call the plays, too, this year. it's like when you volunteer to run pta on top of everything else you are doing. did i say that out loud. we'll see what kind of impact he has. working parents know what i'm talking about. it's too much sometimes. he says he is up t didn't expect to have my running shoes on today but i am going to run in there and see if i can figure out more and come back to you. >> you are getting a workout. good thing you are in great shape. >>> one of the league's best football players took a big hit before his team opened training camp. wide receiver julio jones lost a diamond earring while jet skiing on this lake in georgia yesterday. this diamond is worth about $150,000. >> i don't have sympathy for this. this is a bad idea. >> it was a rescue mission trying to find that sunken treasure. divers hit the water to try to catch what the star receiver dropped. they didn't pick up what he pu

. >> jonathan allen was a stand out in high school. he stepped up his gape in college and ended up being the 17th overall pick in the nfl draft this spring. carol maloney tells us he's hoping to make a difference with the redskins. >> just a few years ago, he was a kid watching training camp from the sidelines, now he's redskins top draft pick and he's here to help turn around one of the worst defenses in the league. he doesn't shy away from the pressure to perform. >> no one puts more pressure on myself than me. the expectations they me aren't as great as what i have on myself. most pressure comes from within and i use that to try to better myself every day. >> congratulations that you're getting married in the summer, and -- funny reaction from one of your teammates. >> searching for a hashtag, and will compton tweet out, so we've got a good laugh out of that. >> you said to me at camp, you were nervous about the rookie skit, but you'll play the trombone. >> i haven't played in over ten years. i miss band. >> how long has it been? >>

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. >> for more we turn to jonathan allen, columnist of "roll call." good morning. >> good morning. >> we're still not entirely sure who was there. >> right. the list of attendees is growing by the minute. obviously not 40, 50, but we're up two people to six or seven. it's not going away. number one, it really is the smoking gun to the allegations of collusion or the exhibit that looks like collusion. but number two, because donald trump jr. said he went out and told everyone everything, and it was not the case. >> plus the president praising his transparency. >> it turnses out -- transparency is sort of doublesided. transparency when it comes to lying. >> it's got to be a huge frustration for them. >> it is. i think there's two sep ratd deals. i think the reason they're struggling with building the health care bill is for other reasons. it's typical to blame them but i think republicans actually need right now to pass something more than they otherwise would because of what's going on with the russian scandal. so if anything, i think it augers well fo

for more on russian investigation, we turn to jonathan allen, columnist for role call. >> good morning. >> it seems like this meeting story just won't settle. we are still not entirely sure who was there. >> the list of attendees is growing with each passing minute. obviously, it wasn't 40 or 50 people but it was not two or three people. we are up to six, seven, e people. it is not going away for a couple reasons. it really is the smoking gun connecting the allegations of collusion to an actual exhibit or something that looks like collusion. number two, because donald trump jr. said he had shown everybody else. it turned out it wasn't the case. >> and then the president praised his transparency which was not entirely transparent. >> it turns out transparency is kind of a double-sided word. it was transparent he was lying pretty quickly z . >> it has raised questions of credibility. trying to move forward has to be a huge frustration for them. >> i think these are two separate issues. >> you don't think there is an impact. >> i think the reason the republicans are struggling with the he

. >> jonathan allen is my answer to the question. who went to stone bridge high school out in the ashburn area will then played at alabama was drafted outside of the top 15 bite redskins this year a lot of people felt like he was going to be a top five pick even on the even of the draft there was speculation he could go third, fourth overall. he fell into the red skins lap possibly because some teams were worried about a shoulder injury that washington hasn't been worried about. but he's a dominant pass rusher in college. he's a good run stopper, complete player on the d line he's got as much talent as anyone they've had in that position as year. they hadn't drafted down defense lineman to play with his hannity dirt really since 1996 when they drafted kinnard lange. there's high hopes that he can help cure an evil over the years that they haven't really addressed with the draft the way to they >> speaking of a crazy stat, grant, dan snyder and his tenure has had eight head coaches none of them have lasted more than four seasons and t

. >> defense we had good draft pick in jonathan allen.anderson helped our defensive out a little bit. we added zac brown approval bowler. breeland, dunbar in the secondary. added dj at safety. we feel real good about defense. he's got them going. it will be interesting to see them play. >> from coaching >> great coaches. i'll telling you. [ laughter ] >> best coaches you can probably have. >> maybe not the best. but they're up there. >> wisdom, i knew coach had a personality. you could tell by his facial expressions on the side lines but meeting him in person, you have huge personality, and the two of of you are a powerful here in the dmv. we want to thank you so much. power couple right here and they stopped by the lot of give you all some love. we appreciate you guys so much. >> i got one more question. >> ut-oh. >> coach, i coach a basketball team. >> oh, gosh. >> fifth graders. >> oh right in there. >> i'm two and 15. i need some advice. i need some help. how do i reach them and get them to do what i want them to do. >> starts on defe

joining us now is jonathan allen, co-author of the book, "shattered: inside hillary clinton's doomedcampaign what what blame should she ascribe to herself? what say yousome. >> i think, first of all, the e-mail server that tracked her through the entirety of the campaign from even before she jumped in in march of 2015 all the way through the end, she puts a lot of blame on the fbi. the fbi would not have been involved if it wasn't for that server. she was unable to put together a message that a lot of voters felt was about them rather than about her. i think that was a huge flaw in her campaign. she gave the speeches to wall street banks at a time of rising populism and then refused to release the transcripts for months and months and months. this was a candidate who put herself in a position to lose the presidency, and what my co-author, amie parnes, and i are hearing about a what will be in her book suggests she's going to double down on russia and jim comey and leave out a lot of other things. kind of like she's describing a baseball game but only talking about a couple of the innings. st

inside hillary clinton's doomed campaign jonathan allen and amy patterns who join from us l.a.rt with you. there she is on tv blaming the fbi and james comey. but doesn't she -- she apparently still is not taking responsibility that she invited the fbi into her life. >> that's right. i mean, any depressio interprett james comey had affect on outcome. once the fbi was aware server they had to do an investigation. that's the thing that set off the chain reaction. to set there and saying james comey coming out a week before the election or whatever is the reason she lost without that email server explanation seems pretty i didn't know complete to me. steve: amy, you have done some original reporting on this and you say from what have you heard it's unlike anything she has ever written before. it is a bombshell as well. why? >> yeah, i reported in the hill the other day, we kind of made news on this. you know, she feels like this is a book that because she is not going to run for office again, she has -- she can kind of let her hair down a little bit and kind of tell the full story

allowed russia to show its true colors and americans know it. >> thank you to jonathan cape heart, bill kristol, michael allen and carole lee. that does it for this hour. i'm nicole wals and "mtp daily" starts now. >> nicole, how are you? i missed you when you were gone. i hope you missed me when i was gone sbloo of course i did. >> see, i had to just force that out of you even if you didn't. thank you. well done. if it's wednesday, the art of the repeal fails again. >> tonight the health care debate. the repeal only vote fails. can republican leaders come up with anything that can pass the republican senate? >>> plus, defending sessions. >> and i hope sessions doesn't quit, and if the president wants to fire him, fire him. >> republican senators forced to take sides in the trump sessions feud. >>> and why did president trump move to ban transgender people from the armed forces today? >> she's very rude. >> this is "mtp daily" and it

jonathan: yoni appelbaum of "the atlantic," mike allen of axios, megan murphy with "bloomberg businessweek thank you for being here. ♪ ♪ jonathan: president trump's relationships with russia are again in the news this week. the trump family and said -- has often said contradictory things about the trump organization's business ties to russia. here is what donald trump told nbc's lester holt in may. president trump: i have had dealings over the years where i sold a house to a wealthy russian many years ago. i had the miss universe pageant which i owned for quite a while. i had it in moscow a long time ago. other than that, i have nothing to do with russia. jonathan: in 2008, donald trump, jr. told the real estate conference, "russians make up a pretty disproportionate cross-section of a lot of our assets," and he added, "we see a lot of money pouring in from russia." as craig unger reports in this month's edition of "the new republic," the money has been pouring in for the better part of three decades. and some of that money has come from questionable sources. i'm pleased to welcome him to

. >> thank you to jonathan cape heart, bill kristol, michael allen and carole lee. that does it for this hour. i'm nicole wals and "mtp daily" starts now. >> nicole, how are you? i missed you when you were gone. i hope you missed me when i was gone sbloo of course i did. >> see, i had to just force that out of you even if you didn't. thank you. well done. if it's wednesday, the art of the repeal fails again. >> tonight the health care debate. the repeal only vote fails. can republican leaders come up with anything that can pass the republican senate? >>> plus, defending sessions. >> and i hope sessions doesn't quit, and if the president wants to fire him, fire him. >> republican senators forced to take sides in the trump sessions feud. >>> and why did president trump move to ban transgender people from the armed forces today? >> she's very rude. >> this is "mtp daily" and it starts right now. >>> good evening i'm chuck todd in washington. and welcome to "mtp daily." thank you for watching while i was gone and thank you for being here when i'm back. we're following t

i'm jonathan karl of abc news, filling in for charlie rose. we begin with politics talking to mike allengan murphy and yoni applebaum. >> some of the things that are happening, the antics that are happening. this is the personal lawyer of the president of the united states. we talk all the time about the president's tweets and whether they're appropriate or not, whether we're dealing with mika or some of the other things. i do get worried that we are becoming so inured. this is something in the next 24 news cycle, the next event, the next thing we brush off. are we becoming inured as

i'm jonathan karl of abc news, filling in for charlie rose. we begin with politics talking to mike allen, megan murphy and yoni applebaum. >> some of the things that are happening, the antics that are happening. this is the personal lawyer of the president of the united states. we talk all the time about the president's tweets and whether they're appropriate or not, whether we're dealing with mika or some of the other things. i do get worried that we are becoming so inured. this is something in the next 24 news cycle, the next event, the next thing we brush off. are we becoming inured as voters and society. but some of this is unacceptable. >> we continue with craig unger, a new republic discussing trump's russian laundromat. >> where you can go through all of the purchases for example at trump tower. whenever you get a name you google it. he sold many apartments there in florida, he had developments where about a third of the units were sold to russians. in panama city panama, he has a trump towers and dozen and dozen of the units were sold to russians. this was a fire sale in a way to

i'm jonathan karl of abc news, filling in for charlie rose. we begin with politics talking to mike allen murphy and yoni applebaum. >> some of the things that are happening, the antics that are happening. this is the personal lawyer of the president of the united states. we talk all the time about the president's tweets and whether they're appropriate or not, whether we're dealing with mika or some of the other things. i do get worried that we are becoming so inured. this is something in the next 24 news cycle, the next event, the next thing we brush off. are we becoming inured as