democratic consultant bob beckel and national political correspondent for "the new york times," jonathan martin. the jonathan, we've talked already about donald trump's arrival in scotland and that which he discussed and that which he didn't discuss. let's talk about hillary. she issued a statement as soon as the brexit vote was tallied. and what i noted is that she said nothing about immigration, really didn't comment on that which is driving all of this angst. doesn't she need to pivot and address some of what's causing all of that discontent worldwide? >> i was struck, in that statement, and the conference call that her staff had, you know, they basically ignored the kind of populist angst that was driving this vote, that obviously has shaped american politics this past year with the rise of donald trump and to a lesser degree bernie sanders. i think the reason they're doing that, michael, is because they want to focus this election on which of these two candidates is a more stable, steady, reliable figure, who in uncertain economic times across the globe, can be a kind of steady hand at the

. >> with us molly ball, jonathan martin, manu raju and jackie kusinich. in a moment, a speech making the case donald trump is unfit to be president and a threat to america's security if he's allowed to become commander in chief. >> you know, there's no risk of people losing their lives if you blow up a golf course deal. but it doesn't work like that in world affairs. so the stakes in global state craft are infinitely higher and more complex than in the world of luxury hotels. >> first the urgency and the uncertainty of the giant 72 hours ahead. puerto ricos that a democratic primary today and six states vote tuesday in the last big night of the presidential plim mare season. hillary clinton will lay claim to the democratic nomination shortly after the first polls closed tuesday in new jersey. she needs just 63 delegates to reach the democratic magic number of 2,383. >> starting next tuesday, we're on our way to breaking the highest and hardest glass ceiling. >> but bernie sanders just won't accept that math, at least not yet. clinton crossed the finish li

and jonathan martin, national political correspondent. of the "new york times." i am pleased to have all of them here. let me begin with you, gerald. trump's press concerns, what did he chief? >> an attack on the press which for a republican candidate is not a bad idea and managed to take the oxygen out of the room one more time. it's remarkable the press conference and controversy he was addressing might have been a problem for some other politics, maybe him as well. but the one thing that happens every time he gets out of the box is he takes attention away from everybody else and the whole day was discussing and parsing donald trump and the veterans question. that's worked for him. maybe at some point it won't work but right now it works for rose: all the questions answered? no. no, not really. the point was to take offense to the fact the questions were raised at all. that was kind of the posture that was taken. i think some of the journalists there and those around the room were acing go at that because -- agog at that. >> rose: jonathan? he wants to make it

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they're increasingly relying on the rnc for bare bones basics, my colleagues jonathan martin, alex burns did a story about a top hispanic leader -- >> rnc. >> rnc. she left because she said she had issues with trump and didn't want to go and defend him. you would hear complaints from younger staffers privately that they're concerned about him as their nominee, so when you start with that, when he is looking to the party apparatus already not cohesive behind the nominee, it is a problem. he just fired his national political director that was caught in the crossfire of a fight between two top aides but also gave enough complaints to trump to legitimately fire him. trump it is not clear saw why he needed this person. he thinks he can manage some of this himself. they hired a polster, never had an announcement. talked about hiring other polster. didn't have a coms director. these are sort of basics. you can rely on the party apparatus to a point. when you're just fund-raising now to race initially supposed to be a billion, now trump says $500 million. these are real issues. you have a large

joining me here in new york is gerald seib,ank luntz and and jonathan martin, the national political correspondent at "the new york times." let me begin with this question. press performance at this conference, what did he achieve? achieved an attack on the press. he managed to take the oxygen out of the room one more time. the pressarkable that conference and the controversy that he was addressing my have been a problem for some other politician. the one thing that happens every time he gets out of the box like this is he takes the attention away from everybody else on the whole day was spent discussing theparsing donald trump and veterans' question. maybe at some point it will not work but right now it works for him. charlie: are all the questions answered? >> not really. that was not the point. the point was to be -- take offense at the fact that the questions had been raised at all. that was the posture that was taken. i think some of the journalists who were there and others beyond the room were somewhat agog, because is and that the point of journalism is to ask questions and d

. >> as jonathan martin said on "inside politics" this morning, for trump the primary is still goingn and hasn't made that pivot to the general. >> he's still talking about jeb bush and john kasich, no longer entities he needs to worry about it. >> olivia, thank you for being here. the article will be online on gq's website tomorrow morning >>> up next, what is it like for a local journalist in orlando after this nonstop week and tragedy? we'll talk .. .. leading broadband network, and cloud and hosting services - all with dedicated, responsive support. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you're free to focus on growing your business. centurylink. your link to what's next. to be taken care of. in good hands? like finding new ways home, car, life insurance obviously, ohhh... but with added touches you can't get everywhere else, like claim free rewards... or safe driving bonus checks. even a claim satisfaction guaranteeeeeeeeeee! in means protection plus unique extras only from an expert allstate agent. it's good to be in, good hands. if you have moderate to severe pla

jonathan martin, this key question, right, of whether it will help him back off this ban, paul ryans of the world, mitch mcconnells of the world will hurt him with his base, demoralizing his base, as you said, steve, which way does it go? >> in a primary, especially for republicans, are so vastly different than a general election. this is the challenge that he has now. this played really well in the primary. but he has pressure now from his own party to move off this issue that he really has no choice. in doing so, he does risk turning off his own base. look, i think the fact is that he will be seen as a hard liner on immigration. hillary will attack him as one. he will bring up the issue over and over again. he does risk raising the question with some of his really hard-core supporters about why he's doing this. this proposal was off the charts popular. >> yes, it was. yes, it was. >> base of the party really likes this. the fact that he's backing off but now does tell you that somebody has gotten to him and said, look. >> it doesn't work. >> quick point, does this have something to

. >> i think he was quoted by jonathan martin earlier this year that they dropped him like a hot rockt going to sit by and easily lose the majority. i think they have some real problems hanging onto their majority. he'll make a move if he has to. >> john, you're a great student of mccain's body language. do you think he's worried about losing this race or being cautious? >> i think he's worried. he always runs like he could lose. he is doing that. maybe that's something that may wind up saving mccain in the end is the fact he took this serious from the very start even before trump. >> what kind of candidate skills does congresswoman kirkpatrick have? she's not well known yet statewide, i don't think. slepts a large rule arizona district. several indian communities in her district. she's got to get herself known a little bit more where most of the voters are. she's a three-term house member. she was elected. she got defeated in 2010 and been reelected two more times since then. she supported the affordable care act which is a mccain issue. >> that's what mccain is after her on and she'

. >> with us maggie haberman, jonathan martin and cnn's m.j. lee.he murderer who called 911 touring his senseless massacre in orlando pledged loyalty to islamic state, a gay flight club this terrorist was looking to make more than one statement and also an election year. no surprise politics entered the conversation. donald trump as only donald trump feeling the need to tweet about himself while dozens of families were trying to find out if their sons, daughters, partners and friends were alive. that was a week ago in the immediate wake of the pulse nightclub nightmare. since then mr. trump suggested president obama somehow feels kinship who those who kill americans. >> something else in mind. people can't believe it. people cannot -- they cannot believe that president obama is acting the way he acts and can't mention the words radical islamic terrorism. there's something going on. >> there's a long list of republicans who called that statement and other statements like it out of bounds. then president obama calls trump a demagogue and fearmongerer.

. >> with us to share their reporting and insights, nia-malika henderson, jonathan martin, jeff zeleny and alyse with the associated press. britain is breaking from the european union and the prime minister who bet his career that the vote would be different is resigning, here, across the pond. the donald trump says he saw it coming and he campaigns against what he calls the false promiless prom il promiless promise of globalism. >> i felt what happened was going to happen. it was sad for david cameron, it was very pathetic for president obama and it was certainly pathetic for hillary clinton. i think the worst is when president obama said to the uk if it doesn't happen the way he wanted that they go to the back of the line. now he's trying to bring that back. we have a president and we have somebody running for president, hillary clinton, honestly look at their record. they don't know what they're doing. >> a week that began with the trump campaign in chaos ended with the presumptive nominee visiting his golf properties in the uk calling the brexit vote proof he's on to something and

jonathan, love having you. thank you so much. >>> coming up today, trump's attorney, jill martin, will join brooke baldwin at 3:00 p.m.ime. stay tuned for that. >>> the anger, the yelling, the scandals, the scuffles, the controversy, the tv. long before the 2016 presidential race, my next guest was giving daytime drama a whole new meaning and now jerry springer is out on the tirades of donald trump is better for your skin than wearing no makeup at all? neutrogena® cosmetics. with vitamins and antioxidants. now with foundations in shades for more skin tones. . >>> never one to shy away from a ruckus. jerry springer waging in on donald trump and hillary clinton. jerry took a jab at the presumptive gop nominee after criticized what he called clinton's bad temperament and here was the tweet. come on, donald. you complaining about hillary's temperament is like me complaining about the quality of television. the anger and the frustration and seen most recently. this was something out of a studio brawl and it actually could have been seen on a daytime talk show. listen to that. joining me now live from sarasota, florida, jer

jonathan but good michelle has your back. she kept silent there. they are reopening martin luther king avenue between talbert and howard. it was scheduled to wrap up at 4:00. in the teens right now traveling from springfield closer to woodrow wilson bridge. take a live look here. you can see how much heavy traffic we have on the inner loop and the outer loop right now. no crashes associated with this. this is just slowing. in the district you can see the red spots popping up. spot we have is on the beltway. crash reported on the g.w. parkway. this is just before you get to the capital beltway. we may start to see the volume building in as you head north from spout run. keep in mind that it's just a crash reported. 66; same thing. we had an earlier accident but it's gone. you have the great green arrows heading outbound but still slow traffic and quite a bit of sun glare, too, this afternoon. that is a look at traffic. back to you. jonathan: thanks. i'm still -- i can't get over the cookie dough thing. hereherecan't eat eggs, can't dk wine and now no cookie dough. doug: it's just bags of flour. they'll figure it out. ali

martin has not been charged with anything. the police say the circumstances are still under investigation. reporting live in gaithersburg, tom roussey, abc 7 news. jonathan tom, thank you. still ahead, giving up the dream of going for the gold. one u.s. athlete is backing out of the summer games. will others follow suit? plus -- richard: two very different approaches in stroand restoring aing a newbfather's faith. it's standing tall after one surgery... not six. cal kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is finding it earlier... and coming home sooner. stronger is seeking answers... and not giving up, until you find them. because we don't just want your kids to grow up, we want them to grow up stronger. vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me jonathan: 7 on your side with health matters

jonathan: what does it mean with politics. ,oming up, jacob kirkegaard senior fellow from athens. ♪ david: this is "bloomberg ." i am david gura. coming up, martinis reaction to this historic day. ♪ jonathan: this is bloomberg." joining us now is jacob kirkegaard. rates have you with us on the program. us onat to have you with the program. the conversation is what is next . i want you to put that in some context for us. his next even a conversation worth having? jacob: no. i do not believe it is. we have so many floating variables at the moment. we just heard that the scottish nationalist party is going to onk another referendum scottish independence. we had the resignation of the prime minister. we are likely to see the ouster of the leader of the british labour party. what point theat u.k. government will launch the article 50 process to actually leave the european union. we may have an early election in the u.k. we still do not know what the rest of the eu will do. guy: should this be negotiated quickly or slowly? judging by political reaction, the u.k. seems to want to go for the slow approach. we have already heard from angola merkel and we

jonathan antonio vega 24, >>chavez martinez 25, [inaudible]27,juan ramon guerrero 22 and 32. >>louisa marr, 37. martin bonitas torres 33, [inaudible] 30. >> paul terrel henry 41, peter gonzalez cruise >>this legislation inspired by our civil grand jury and the ethics commission and by doing so would inspire the tax patent dollars and the collective confidence of our taxpaying government. the city employees failing to employee their duties and the gross waste of city resources in the city's conflict of interest in ethics and lobbying and campaign laws have been violated in these activities need to come to light. the person reporting them should not suffer retaliation for doing so. our laws should encourage people to report such abuse and protect them while they do. unfortunately, and it is in its 2015 reports the san francisco protection ordinance is in need of change. the city grand jury found the opposite. that existing city law is failing to provide adequate protection for the whistle blowers. the ethics commission carefully reviewed and approved them as law i was happy to bring them before the boar

jonathan antonio vega 24, >>chavez martinez 25, [inaudible]27,juan ramon guerrero 22 and 32. >>louisa marr, 37. martin bonitas torres 33, [inaudible] 30. >> paul terrel henry 41, peter gonzalez cruise >>this legislation inspired by our civil grand jury and the ethics commission and by doing so would inspire the tax patent dollars and the collective confidence of our taxpaying government. the city employees failing to employee their duties and the gross waste of city resources in the city's conflict of interest in ethics and lobbying and campaign laws have been violated in these activities need to come to light. the person reporting them should not suffer retaliation for doing so. our laws should encourage people to report such abuse and protect them while they do. unfortunately, and it is in its 2015 reports the san francisco protection ordinance is in need of change. the city grand jury found the opposite. that existing city law is failing to provide adequate protection for the whistle blowers. the ethics commission carefully reviewed and approved them as law i was happy to bring them before the boar

martin on stage. will hasn't signed on for the next "men in black" >>> also in france was martha going after did kim k.'s bestie? >> we had dinner and i didn't know who jonathan. >> stewart told us why she called out jonathan chevam tweeting, do you know this guy? he says he is well known. martha throwing shade? nah, she just had ben keeping up. >> i think he might be upset with me. >> not at all, he considered it a joke, i think it's hysterical. >> they hug the it out and we got kardashian baby talk from rob's pregnant fiancee. >> everything is normal, i'm just pregnant. >> the soon to be mrs. rob kardashian got her tongue pierced in advance of their i dos. they're slacking on other things wedding. >> one thing at a time. >> the first time i ever proposed to someone in my life, don't come at me with some [ bleep ]. >> we're all in a good place. we're excited for the addition, in my family and their family. >>> last year in cannes we got a kardashian confidential with kim and mom kris. it's time for the soon to be mrs. rob kardashian to spill all. >> welcome to the world, angela kardashian. >>> speaking of stars overseas remember all the cool locations tom ha

jonathan: by generally come economic activity will slow in an air of uncertainty. the two-year -- it is more complicated than that did -- than that. alix: we've got to leave it there. much more from sir martinrell. ♪ jon: from the city of london, the pound is down another shoe drops in the labor party. lost count but both parties, there is a lot of fragmentation for the conservatives and labour party. equity markets in london are down again. otherget through the boards. beginning with equities, they are soft. european banks are down 20% in two days on the stoxx 600 bank index led by british lenders. the pound is at $1.32. for the first time in 31 years. down by 3.5%. risk off moves are continuing. that's the market action. let's look at some of the headlines. george osborne is trying to reach financial markets. the contingency plans are in place to shore up the economy, he says. >> i want to reassure the british people and the global community that britain is ready to confront what the future holds for us from a position of strength. that is because in the last six years, the government and british people have worked hard to rebuild the british economy. we have worked systematically through

jonathan antonio vega 24, >>chavez martinez 25, [inaudible]27,juan ramon guerrero 22 and 32. >>louisa marr, 37. martin bonitas torres 33, [inaudible] 30. >> paul terrel henry 41, peter gonzalez cruise >>this legislation inspired by our civil grand jury and the ethics commission and by doing so would inspire the tax patent dollars and the collective confidence of our taxpaying government. the city employees failing to employee their duties and the gross waste of city resources in the city's conflict of interest in ethics and lobbying and campaign laws have been violated in these activities need to come to light. the person reporting them should not suffer retaliation for doing so. our laws should encourage people to report such abuse and protect them while they do. unfortunately, and it is in its 2015 reports the san francisco protection ordinance is in need of change. the city grand jury found the opposite. that existing city law is failing to provide adequate protection for the whistle blowers. the ethics commission carefully reviewed and approved them as law i was happy to bring them before the boar