i i i think after josh well juan's appearance a flurry of activity breaks out protesters decide to march to carry lymes office and demand an answer. zach puts on a t. shirt. cover the school logo on his uniform face masks are a crucial gear for protesters in case of clashes they not only make it harder to identify them but also offer minimal protection against tear gas. or paint was. a lot of their lot but the march gets stuck a few meters from the starting point a heavy shower dredges the protesters zack and his friends decide to head back. sacks middle class parents prefer to stay out of politics he says that nevertheless they approve of his commitment but they're also worried about his safety and his performance in school. i'm just up. over case. because this was right i like her oh god right from a high 5 and off day they were 5 that. before calling it a day he takes a small stroll in nearby tame our park a green spot that stretches from the parliament to the shore. sometimes i come here just as i like. like sunlight. for family day. and my paycheck that. the protests take place amid

josh. >>> well there might be a fox guarding the hen house. and that's where we begin tonight's market focus with bloomberg saying the justice department is looking into claims of potential price fixing of poultry at tyson and pilgrim's pride. pilgrim's pride told cnbc i strongly denies those alleges. they the stocks were down b about more than 1% today.> erkshire hathaway way's ceo warren buffett says despite report, there he been no conflicts with 3g capital, which iss berkshirwnership partner, kraft hines. he report said there were tensions, the result of the chronkronfo underpance and accounting problems. they were both up a fraction in today's trade. zblncht bauch health said it will help paybt down learing its mandatory payment for the first quaeyer of 2020. also launched a new treatment for plaque. 24.33.ares rose to >>> today, aeroenvironment reported profit below wall street expectations. the company cited a decrease in product sales and weaker growth parn margins. the stock fell sharply in afterhours trading initiall it finishe eed t

hey, josh. >> well, salesforce reporting eps of 93 cents. that's versus expectations of 61 cents..74 billion. that is a beat the street was looking for 3.86 billion. q2 revenue guidance, 3.94 to 3.95 billion the street was at 3.94 billion they also raised their 2020 eps guidance here. 288 to 290 in a press release here mark benioff, chairman, co-ceo of the company, knowing they delivered record revenue in q1, operating cash flow almost $2 billion. he says is up more than 30% year over year. he says we're well positioned for long-term growth as the world's number one crm conference call kicks off soon and we'll be on it guys, back to you. >> tremendous demand we're seeing from customers according to keith block, the other co-ceo josh lipton, thank you very much this will do it. this was a beat. >> this will at least get salesforce back up into that range. 10% off its highs. chopping around for a long time before that. i think lost a little bit of momentum on the stock side but yes, right now affirming guidance or even lifting revenue guidance down the road is probably enough to hav

josh? >> reporter: well, richard, here a lot of the folks are focused on the fact that the accomplishment thath president trump and kim jong-un cited today seem to be cosmetic. they're the aesthetic things, talking about potential visits between the two leaders to washington and pyongyang. talking about restarting talks that had been taking place in the past and had stalled. the fact of of the matter is, when it comes to the nuclear issue, the differences between the countries are pretty well hashed out at this point. we didn't hear either of the leaders talk about any specific progress on those. we didn't hear them, for instance talk about narrowing the definition of what denuke learization needs to mean or what, if all facility of the north korean nuclear program would be addressed by a nuclear deal. i think that for national security officials who have been skeptical about the value of having this photo opportunity absent some type of concrete progress, they're going to be looking for the two nations to relatively quickly come up with some specifics that show that on the actual difficult to

>> that both democrats have actually been willing to negotiate on immigration -- josh will well rememberen a year and a half ago there was the proposal that schumer laid out to deal with immigration he thought he had a deal that actually supported a wall, the white house wouldn't do it. so the idea that democrats are negotiating is i think patently false. of most important and think motivated the president to make what seems to be a very weak deal was the job numbers on friday. his tariffs are ready. the existing tariffs with china seem to be producing the weakening in manufacturing and retail and obviously in agriculture and then this idea that the second round of tariffs, use on not just congressional republicans, but the chamber of commerce, business leaders say this is going to be an economic shock not to mexicans, but to americans anything the president saw the job numbers, 75,000, very disappointing, and recognized that he had took a bad deal. a deal that really does not have any new enforcement and if you do care but immigration as a top issue, then you should do those things that

and her political career that was josh earlier today in hong kong well the world's largest social network is reportedly unveiling the digital coing that it plans to roll out next year for opponents say it could revolutionize digital payments under a system streamlined a single streamlined currency the project is called believe now over a dozen global firms will invest in government the currency maybe we can show that to you there such as master card vodafone and. this group will supposedly wall for control of the currency from facebook itself the coin will be pegged to a basket of global currencies a such as the us dollar the euro and the british pound and they will shield them from fluctuation that has hit the bitcoin for example so will it catch on facebook bets that the scale of the social network with its services was 2400000000 monthly users will forge a new marketplace for a streamlined purchases and exchanges of facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg already had this to say about the project which will officially be officially announced later on today i believe that it should be as easy t

industry's biggest event under way right now in los angeles, and so josh lipton wrapping up an interview with one of the industry's biggest names as wells zellic of take two josh >> so brian, here at e-3 one big theme this year is these new video game streaming services. so technology that's going to allow gamers to stream these complex high-level graphics-rich games over the internet into your mobile device that's a big deal. it means you can enjoy these games anytime, anywhere. no need for that pc or game console. microsoft, google, reportedly amazon too all pursuing this market i did catch up with take two's strauss zellnik. he does see potential in this market by also has questions take a listen. >> we have to see what the experience is like, what the business model is like but anything that broadens the market, anything that brings more opportunities to consumers will be a good thing for the industry >> another theme at e-3, those free to play games so fortnite and apex legends the fortnite rival from electronic arts. here at e-3, ea did say the next season of apex legends will debut on july 2nd. guys, back to you. zblrpt josh lip

well, josh rogen at "the washington post" reports tonight that maria butina also turned up at the wedding of mike pence's national security adviser. what? yeah. this was june 2017. mike pence's national security adviser, a woman named andrea thompson, she got married that summer of 2017, first summer of the trump administration. she's got that awesome new job. she's getting married. maria butina was at the wedding. why was maria butina at that wedding? because u.s. person 1, her boyfriend, paul erickson, he was officiating the wedding. oh. it also turns out the man who mike pence's national security adviser, the man who andrea thompson was marrying at their wedding that day, he had recently given paul erickson $100,000. now just quick looky lou at the timeline. trump administration comes into office beginning 2017. the summer of 2017, vice president pence's national security adviser gets married and her wedding is officiated by maria butina's boyfriend. by the end of 2017, there's these news reports about maria butina and her boyfriend, including her boyfriend offering to be the kremlin c

josh mankiewicz: but if peggy thomas married well, she divorced even better. allen says he gave her money and an 80-foot houseboat just to go away. the divorce took way longer than the marriage did. josh mankiewicz: looking back, mark allen says he should have known better. he says a few days before their wedding, peggy let him in on a little secret. mark allen: she said that she was accused of being involved in a murder, and that her ex-boyfriend had killed a guy. she said, but i didn't have nothing to do with it. and i said, well, did you take a lie detector? she said, no, my lawyer told me not to. and i went, if you're innocent, why wouldn't you take a lie detector? and she never gave me a good answer. josh mankiewicz: it should be noted that although mark allen says his brief marriage to peggy thomas cost him dearly, she did give him at least one chuckle. in 2009, after one of his horses won the kentucky derby, allen says he saw peggy quoted in the press. mark allen: well, she said she was done here training horses and breeding horses. [chuckles] peggy can'

we're back now with laura coats, josh cambuand michael deantonio as well.you hear the president tonight, president trump's undercutting his own fbi director, christopher ray, who he appointed. this was last month. watch this. >> my view is if any public official or campaign is contacted by any nation state or anybody acting on behalf off a nation state about influencing or interfering with with our election, then that's something that the fbi would want to know about. >> what is it with him going after his own intelligence? >> it's a puzzling thing he continues to do. the fact he came out on abc news really to the world, this is his fbi director undercan cutting him, telling him he's wrong. the fbi has said we have a lot of concern the russians are going toing continue to try to interfere, others may try. and the fact he would undercut his fbi director, to me, is one of the most sniff can can't parts of what went on today with this interview. the fact he went out on national television in the public and said that his fbi director is wrong. that is very, ver

the point is well made >> i don't think you are going to get a trade deal before the fed meeting. >> that's fine >> the market is hoping for the minimum. that wrecks the whole thing. >> josh makes a good point your analogy is very well made my comment back to you is that's what it hack for the last literally one year it was last summer when the tariffs on steel started to pick up that's when tariffs started to gain momentum. i think we're running out of runway to get this plane off the ground i don't think you can keep going with that. >> ron said buy industrials if you get the kind developments that i sort of laid out as the dream scenario for the time being. we will take that. >> day dream scenario. >> that's good that's a better way to put it. >> caterpillar is one of my favorites. let's also think about this. for the same reason that semis have been bad, because everybody stuffed the channel. everybody got their orders in. beginning of first quarter because the tariffs will go into affect you need tariffs pushed off and progress towards a deal. >> give me other names on the fence. >> 3m. john deere caterpillar that jim and i are in those are definitely ones that are g

like licensed spas or something like that. >> i'm big into wellness candles and oils >> lulu shares up after market here liz dunn, thank you. joshris, thanks for joining us as well >> earnings alert on rh. seema mody has the details >> a strong report from rh, the parent of restoration hardware reporting earnings of $1.85 adjusted versus the estimate of $1.55. revenues coming in higher than wall street consensus at $598 million. the estimate, 584. it's also raising its full-year guidance just looking through the earnings transcript, rh says it's becoming one of the few retailers that is growing revenues, expanding margins, increasing operating earnings, and driving significantly higher returns on invested capital. on the topic of tariffs, the company says we remain cautiously optimistic that business momentum will continue despite negative macro trends and increased tariffs. the stock is up 21% coming into this report. shares were down about 20% on the year the two big risks for the stock has really been tariffs, according to web bush securities 25% of merchandise value they sell is imported from china. the other concern has bee

what do you think, josh, this means to south korea? >> reporter: yeah, wellsouth korea, especially president moon, was very invested in this u.s.-naep nuclear negotiation process. they wanted to succeeds. president moon has put a lot of his own capital into this process. it stands to reason that he would be very much in five of a meeting, why not? that's a good photo opportunity. it means the talks are still alive. it means there's a prospect for nuclear -- a nuclear deal. however, it's totally clear that he was caught offguard. when you have the president of south korea talking about a meeting between the american president and the north korean leader in his own country and he's not aware of it, that can't be good. >> right, what is the trustworthy factor here? for moon and for -- president moon and for trump? >> reporter: i mean, there is nobody in the world including president trump who knows what president trump is going to do from minute to minute. that's a hugely destabilizing factor in all of american farm policy and for all these of these countries. t

amazon reportedly is charging after this opportunity as well melissa, back to you. >> josh, thank you do you trade this one? >> i think they have more credibility than google if they go in here it is already in your house and already on an xbox. my boys are always on xbox or play station it's a win for the game makers i think you need that type of content. quur going to need i think ea is the top performer. i think all of them ultimately rally. >> any new console introduction is going to spur, right, huge sales for games as well as just retail sales for game stop >> yeah. >> so all of those are the obvious plays. i'm going to go a little off and say i think disney is the way. they're going to benefit if this espn the you'll have a lot of people watching this i think that is kind of another fuel for disney. >> we always talk about the cloud. we talk about everything else. everybody forgets about gaming every quarter you see some of the gaming numbers they're actually staggering numbers that no one pays attention to but it's one more vertical that adds to microsoft. >> he's leader he's

well. very quickly. joshple either trade with quick speculation to gain money. second, they want to park money outside the financial system, at least for a while. rishaad: gold can do the same thing. josh: exactly. that's why crypto may be the new gold. rishaad: intrinsic value to gold as there is no intrinsic value for bitcoin, but the interesting value for gold has been a story value. 2018, thatwe saw in was a good example. all the markets went down. from s&p, 7% gold went down the list, around 2% down. bitcoin went down 87%. the last quarter, when markets are going down, gold cap your money safe. you lost your money on bitcoin. it's good if you want high-risk diversification, but gold is safety. rishaad: thank you so much. it is time for battle of the charts now. to pit their best charts against each other. look at the functions at the bottom of your screen. let's look at michelle and what you have. michelle: good morning. taking it back home to the u.s. and the federal reserve. my chart shows something, g

josh, it was a free clinic. they got me coverage. i'm doing well today. i'm still in therapy. it's ten years, from 2007. i'm still in therapy and doing well, but i still have my bad days. if it wasn't for the insurance coverage i get now through the mill tears from my husband passing away, god rest his soul, i don't know where i would be light now. trump is talking about cutting all these programs out. we can't let that happen. yes, i'm a democrat, but it's not about being a democrat or a republican anymore if we don't this country is going to fall. we're going to be -- >> thanks, michelle in pennsylvania. >> michelle, thank you so much. some of the things you want resonated with me so strongly. i am so sorry for the loss of your husband to suicide. unfortunately that is a tragedy -- it's actually a crisis in our country. we have well over 40,000 people a year who are dying about i suicide. the vast majority who have lived with mental health conditions, and that is just not something we should accept. i'm glad you brought up our nation's service members and veterans and their families. those serving our

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year you see the same top actors typically named to russia, china, iran, north korea, as well as cyber criminals. josh -- john: and by north korea, you mean the director of national intelligence? tonya: yes. but as we look at threats currently at the fbi, we are also looking beyond individual actors and types of threats to something that are analysts referred to as the convergence. if you look at that threat we are seeing across the cyber community this period of a that weale data theft have all experienced, probably every american citizen through , the data breach of equifax, millions of government employees through the breach of opm, as well as to many other different type of breaches to name nearly , all of us have been the victims of some theft of our personally identifiable information. so if you add that to a broadening attack surface by , which i mean many millions of potential points that are connected globally through which a determined adversary could achieve an intrusion. so think about how many items you have in your home today that are connected to the internet and how many you had even j

>> yeah, well, we're also neighbors. so he's ke, "josh >> no. >> jimmy: he talked through the walls of your bedroom. >> wre not next -- >> jimmy: "josh, josh, it's me, alec [ laughter ] don't be alarmed i have a role for you. [ laughter ] i think it's juicy." >> it was actually -- it was actually just really on the telephone. he's like, "you ask me if i have a god complex let me tell you something. i am god." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: man, did he transform himself. >> he looks -- yeahyeah, do you have a -- yeah, he looks - >> jimmy: creepily like john delorean. >> yeah, we all did. i mean, jodi and - >> jimmy: louie. >> -- lou from "snl" did all the hair and makeup. >> jim: talent >> and those guys were the best >> jimmy: that's bizarre >> so, i g to come here and -- >> jimmy: holy moly. >> play with that. >> jimmy: wow. >> put on my own wig and ball cap. it was fun >> jimmy: you're greatp. i want to show a cli here is a clip from "framing john deloreake look at this. >> there it is what we always talked about. what do you thinabout being na

. >> thanks so much, larry, josh appreciate you coming on the show. happy friday. >>> well right now escalating tensions in the middle east. now there is new video of the oil tanker attack that the u.s. said directly links iran. we're live in tehran with the latest warning from both sides. >>> plus new video out of the dominican republic. what a suspect in the shooting of david ortiz had to say to reporters through the window of his jail cell. >>> and senator elizabeth warren is moments away from talking to voters in new hampshire. what it looks like -- why it looks like her i-got-a-plan strategy is gaining traction. we'll be back. at the end of a long day, it's the last thing i want to do. well i switched to swiffer wet jet and its awesome. it's an all-in-one so it's ready to go when i am. the cleaning solution actually breaks down dirt and grime. and the pad absorbs it deep inside. so, it prevents streaks and haze better than my old mop. plus, it's safe to use on all my floors, even wood. glad i got that off my chest and the day off my floor. try wet jet with a moneyback

fed and the stock market just thinks it does. >> yeah, but josh, in hearing that, many times in the last couple months, i've heard you say, well, technically the market appears to have a particular direction and i agree with you and to validate your point, isn't it that the federal reserve is just coming out, communicating something specifically, and there it is, the s&p is changing direction. to your point, the top of the s&p was may. chairman powell said, oh, we're just going to stay on hold, he took away that potential cut tuesday, he comes around and says, okay, we're open to the cut, to your point -- >> so let me ask this question and steve, i'd love to hear your take or stephanie, i'd love to your take. from your experience being in the markets all these years, what do you think is more likely, a ceo and a cfo signing off on a major expansion with their stock at an all-time high or with their stock at an all-time low which is more likely >> i think it's obvious. >> isn't that obvious to everyone so now, say to yourself, okay, we're in a situation where ever since greenspan and every fed chairman after has had to pay more

leland: josh kimbrel, talk radio in south carolina as well about that issue. thanks, peter, appreciate it. >> and ice is set to begin immigration in raids and te-- in ten cities this sunday. and as the president touts the decision other officials are wary. christina coleman joins us with more on that. hi. >> hi, laura. president trump just spoke about the raids on the white house lawn this morning, saying again when people come to our country illegally, they will be deported. we're now just hours away from when these raids are get to begin. the feds are expected to target about 2000 families facing deportation orders in as many as ten cities, including los angeles, san francisco, houston, chicago, and miami. democratic california governor gavin newsome called trump's proposed raids cruel and misdirected and newsome putting out information informing the immigrants of their rights in case they're up for deportation. and newly elected chicago mayor laura lightfoot writing on twitter, my strong objection to any had further raids, or raids. further i reiterated tha

josh, it's 2:30 in the morning there. we appreciate it this is an incredibly important man, an incredibly important story. i know you know him. you cover apple as wellas this expected? >> this means an apple icon will leave after the end of this year apple stresses he's not complete completely gone. he plans on creating a new independent firm apple will be one of his big clients and he'll work closely with the iphonemaker on what are referred to here as exclusive projects maybe the fabled car or those much talked about ar glasses maybe no mistake, this is big news the stock did dip on it. sir jony was refeared. he was chief design officer, instrumental in the design of some of apple's most iconic products, the imac, ipod, ipad, iwatch as well as apple's new state-of-the-art headquarters. there was nobody at apple besides steve jobs himself who better embodied the design culture at the company the simple clean style and aesthetic that still defines those products today gene munster says he deserves a lot of the credit for the company's success because those products formed the backbone of apple's hardware product line. so who takes over here evans ha

josh phegley, give wheh this three-run homer. the a's roll on to crush the orioles 8-3. they also sweep the series. >>> well as we know fell short of winning the stanley cup, but there was still a lot to celebrate. in fact, the entire league celebrating tonight. vegas style. the nhl awards show. couple of sharks were up for some big-time hardware. jumbo joe, joe thornton, was a finalist for the masterson trophy. that's the award given to the player who best exemplifies perseverance, sportsmanship, and dedication. and brent burns was up for the norris trophy, which is given to the best defenseman in the league. unfortunately, neither guy won. >> they won in our hearts. >> they won in the bay area. but the national vote they didn't win. just like going for the stanley cup, there's always next year. >>> well, klay thompson on the big screen? wow. we're going to show you, next. u have the fastest internet and now the best mobile network too? yeah and get them together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. wow, that's great. oh, and this looks great. are these words for sale? no. go, go, go, go, go. now the f

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fundamentals of the business are intact and they're positioned very well for 5g, but you can clearly see the reaction right there from investors. >> josh lipton, down 8.5% rid now. dan? >> we're not seeing the tariff eshs fekt in the finished goods andwe're seeing in the disrupt chain and, and there's a big one and this is one of the rersh raisings, get ready for these announcements in july when they're get being guidance in and you may even see weak happens in the semiconductors pretty much in the after-hours session. you have work guidy hoer and then people will start are abouting about apple that puts pressure apple ask to add one more thing to a pile of concerns and wooe seeing the semiconductors reduce the inventory. they're thighing to -- i would watch the semiconductors because they're the leading indicator of the global economy >> they're set to roll out 5g, could the chips be set to be higher they're covering all things semiconductors and artificial intelligence and he joins us here with more james, great to have you with us thanks for coming back i want to first ask you about broadcom and what you think of the results and it

is there to support what we're seeing going on in the stock market >> josh, 50 or so points from the new high on the s&p. all is well in the world again >> i don't know that i would say that i'd just say that the narrative changes based on whatever the market just did over the prior three or four days the dow went up 1,000 points of course people feel better today. and they tend to emphasize the things that are positive and then if we go -- >> make it 1200 points in five days >> fine. if we go down another 1,000 points over the next week, three weeks, five weeks, whatever the case may be, people will then come back with all the negatives. that is what this machine that is the market does it drives people crazy the one big mistake, the two big mistakes you can make, number one, to get all bulled up or be beared up, everyone falls victim to that. amateurs, professionals. people that have been doing this for six months or 60 years, we all are prone to that. the other thing is, and no offense to anyone that does this as a chief strategist for a living it's to try to assign a linear meaning to any one day's action or one

josh, i'll start with you, you were at that town hall. what was it like? >> reporter: wellnot your typical town hall meeting. you had people shouting at mayor pete and at the police chief, shouting at each other, even shouting down the local naacp chapter president. a lot of the tensions that were being vented in the room last night were not solely about this one incident a week ago when this man was shot. they were about other simmering tensions that have been going on for a while. but the fact of the matter is mayor pete is running for president, he's at the center of it and he's taking a lot of heat for it. >> josh, what do we know about the mayor's plans this week? as i understand it he's still participating in the debate in florida. do we know about any additional plans to address the controversy? >> reporter: i asked him last night whether he feels he can leave the community of south bend with everything going on to debate. he says he does plan to participate in the debate. he's flying to miami today, probably going to keep a low profile until after the debate and the

say that, you know, he's looking like he's doing really well everywhere, i just don't think anyone could make that assertion at this point. >> josh, i have to wonder. we know how much the president watches tv, multiple outlets including cnn reported these numbers. any chance they were leaked in order to get his attention about this? >> absolutely. look, i don't know why they were leaked, but that certainly makes sense. it's a device that his advisers have turned to in the past. they know that sometimes their views can't get an honest airing, but that the president watches cable tv very closely. so sometimes when his advisers want to convey a message, they'll go on tv knowing trump will probably see it. you could imagine the same thing happening here, where trump's poll numbers are alarmingly low. we see this reflected in a lot of public polling, if you look at the upper midwest. and even showing a tighter race in texas than trump might comfortably expect. this could have been a way of his advisers sending a message and saying, look, we're going to get these numbers out in a way that trump is going to have to confront in hopes of

josh lipton. >>> joining us here with his thoughts on, well this market, on the ipo market as well, an importantponent of the business that his company does, the ceo of cowan, jeff solomon we will talk about sub-billion dollars ipos today we are talking about a direct listing not raising any money, is slack, but listing its shares bob griefeld says this is something he believes we should see more of. do you agree >> as long as you don't have to raise capital. this is actually pretty small. if you have brand recognition like slack or spotify, that's probably an option for you and you don't need to raise money. the vast majority of companies in this country are unknown until they actually hit the public markets i actually think the underwriter function, which we don't talk about that much, is an important function let me ask you a question. what would happen if theranos had tried to do a direct listing? that would have been a problem there is a moment in time in which that could have been a possibility. so i think we have to focus on the fact that the function of an underwriter is actually to vali

well as casey newton of the verge. stephanie, i'll start with you the very question that josh just raised, does someone need to be in chargedesign for apple to be apple >> i think that someone does need to be in charge of design for apple to be apple, but it doesn't necessarily need to be johnny ive i think we've seen johnny move a little bit away from the day-to-day operations at apple over the course of the last couple of years. and it's really -- it's clear that his interests lie elsewhere. his interests, as you see from the things that he wants to do at love from are designing things he wants to go back to the classics and as our senior writer for design, mark wilson pointed out to me in a conversation earlier today, the things that apple is moving into, augmented reality, self-driving car systems, this is the way that the world is going. this is the world -- the world needs this kind of design leadership and it's not clear that johnny ive was the person that was going to give the design world that kind of leadership. >> so casey, maybe it's not clear that johnny ive is the person that's going to give the world that ty

well. >> miles, thank you for the analysis from this faa statement. i've got josh campbell, former fbi just on the ntsb side of the investigation. josh, what would they be looking for? >> yeah. those of us who stare at these types of incidents from a national security perspective have been waiting for this. the fa sa saying wl be in charge of the investigation. that's important because if we've received no official word from law enforcement, but ntsb saying they're in charge signals to us they don't believe this was done intentionally. there is some type of criminal or terrorist aspect, otherwise you wouldn't see ntsb as the lead agency. you'd see the fbi and jttf determining the motive and what happened. we're not seeing that now. we can start to breathe a bit of a sigh of relief as it comes to whether this was malicious. this would have been a whole lot worse. one thing that really stood out for me is former fbi agents spend countless hours aboard fixed wing and helicopter aircraft. you get out of that as it relates to security precautions and we're constantly to

well? maybe even a mourner circulating at the memorial service for rusty, sharing his condolences with the widow? josh goleb, an old college roommate, wondered just that. >> i remember looking around. i remember thinking to myself, the killer could be there. >> you had that thought? >> yeah. >> what made rusty a successful businessman, his vast network of friends and associates he was happy to put together in deals made it all the harder for homicide detectives to single out that one person who could have such rage about rusty sneiderman. he knew a lot of people. >> he was an excellent networker. he was constantly expanding his business and personal goals. >> but detectives caught a break. some of the witnesses were able to give the cops a description of the killer and his vehicle. >> it is a possible white male with a beard. he's about 5'10", 5'11", in his 30s. >> a police department sketch artist was able to render this portrait, a face with a dark beard, no mustache, and most arresting of all, two piercing eyes. the witnesses remembered those vividly. >> come forward and face justice. don't be a co

josh, tell us more about this plan and why is he making it a central part of his campaign? >> reporter: welltigieg believes all of the things that democrats want to do from immigration reform and health care to expanding abortion rights and gay rights are going to be so much more difficult to do unless there is basic structural democratic reforms which is why he's calling not only for getting rid of the electoral college, also for reforming the supreme court. in particular, the nomination process which he believes has gotten far too politicized so every single time there is an opening on the court have this knockout, drag out fight not helpful to accomplish the things the country needs to do. pete buttigieg supports a plan to expand the number of justices. you'd have these five justices who would all be rotating from the federal appellate bench and would serve one year terms, not renewable. basically they'd be the swing vote. an idea that's actually drawn from the commercial arbitration system, and the idea is you'd have some democratic judges, some republican judges but that those judges wo

josh letterman is in south bend, indiana. and i'm joined by michael steele, former rnc area, and basel schmeichel as well.is morning that the mayor has been knocked off balance, knocked off course and knocked off message here. explain that. >> yeah, hallie. it's kind of the first time we have seen pete buttigieg lose his cool in public, getting mad at them calling him a racist. on the one hand, there is no political up side to being in the middle of this mayhem. but on the other hand, he's the mayor here. this is his town. it is his job to respond to this. he got emotional when we ask about this after the townhall yesterday. let's listen. >> i'm glad we did this. it's a strange thing to say, because this was not pretty. but it is better than not doing this. i don't know if it's strategic or not. but it's my city. >> there was question whether he may try to stick around a few more days to deal with this crisis before heading on to miami. a campaign source tells us this morning he is flying to miami today ahead of that presidential debate later in the week. >> basel, pete buttigieg can't be in two places at

josh, the implications of this. you have the vice president and you also had the secretary of state weighing in yesterday. >> well, kristenere are other people who are on both sides of this issue about whether flags other than the american flag should be flying on official flag poles at embassies. but the fact of the matter is, this is a change because in the obama administration, there was blanket permission for the pride flag to fly on embassy flag poles and the trump administration is saying that something that happened before to recognize pride is no longer able to happen. and that's why a lot of lgbt groups say this flies in the face of the trump administration's claim to support lgbt pride. >> kimberly, president trump had tweeted just a few weeks ago in support of pride month touting it, calling to an end to criminalization of lgbt community worldwide. what do you make of this? does this essentially contradict that tweet? i put that question to vice president pence. he said it doesn't. what do you make of it politically speaking, how does it play? >> an example of the rhetoric not meeting the policy. we have seen t

you can't accept it and in this case, well, you know, it's okay and we're looking into the future here and we're not talking about the past. josh campbell in the previous segment made great points about that. >> i'm reminded of when candidate trump said russia, if you're out there, and the hillary clinton 30,000 e-mails and if you're listening, russia. and we know from the mueller report that hours later, you know, hackers, russian hackers made attempts. it's essentially kind of echoing that again. it's basically a clarion call, saying if a country came to me again i'd listen to it. >> the russians are doing -- they're going to repeat what they did in 2016. they're going to repeat it in 2020 and now what president trump has done is encouraging them to do so. again, it's just -- it's -- it's stunning. >> yeah. again, you know, people just kind of roll their eyes at this point and it bears repeating this is not normal behavior of a president. i'm not even sure he -- i'm not sure if he understands or doesn't care what the ramifications of this are, but if any other president had said anything resembling this, you know, republicans

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