s funeral, lisa trump goes into labor. baby william trump is born june '99. the family as of june and july 1999 was explicitly and in writing promising to pay through the family business health plan 100% of all of the health care needs for this little boy and their family. in the meantime, though, there was the matter of grandfather trump's will. remember he had passed away in june '99 and there ended up being a dispute in the family as to whether or not all five of his kids, including the descendants of his eldest son freddy, who had died -- there was a dispute as to whether or not all five of fred trump's kids would receive equal shares of the grandfather's will or would only the surviving four kids split the estate. well, donald trump, the current president, was one of the surviving four kids, and from what you know about him, you can imagine how he felt about that dispute, right? if you cut out the descendants of his deceased elder brother, freddy, well, donald's share of the inheritance would be that much larger. it would only be split four ways instead

lisa trump goes into labor baby william trump is born june '99. the family as of june and july 1999 was explicitly and in writing promising to pay through the family business health plan 100% of all of the health care needs for this little boy in their family in the meantime, though, there was the matter of grandfather trump's will remember, he had passed away in june '99 and there ended up being a dispute in the family as to whether or not all five of his kids, including the descendants of his eldest son, freddy, who died, a dispute as to whether or not all five of fred trump's kids would receive equal shares of the grandfather's will. or would only the surviving four kids split the estate. well, donald trump, the current president, was one of the surviving four kids and from what you know about him, you can imagine how he felt about that dispute. right? if you cut out the descendants of his deceased elder brother, freddy, well, donald's sir hare the inheritance would be that much larger, split four ways instead of five. as that dispute percolate

august 8th, lisa page texts, trump's not ever going to be president, right in and strzok says, no, he'sop it. then strzok texts lisa page about that insurance policy because they cannot take the risk that trump wins. next day the fbi opens the probe into general flynn. and the day after that, the fbi uses this briefing to spy on trump and flynn. in the context of that, you can see what's going on, right, kt? >> sure. and at the same time, liz, they were also leaking to their favorite newspaper reporters. you know, at that same period of time there were anonymous sources saying donald trump is an agent of the russians, general flynn was working with vladimir putin. donald trump never would have won the election if it hadn't been for russian interference. they were spying on the trump people, not only during the campaign but, frankly, into the administration. they were leaking anonymous sources, and then the intelligence community would point to those articles in the press and say, see? anonymous sources. we really better investigate further. it was a circular thing. they planted the stor

trump. i think it could very well happen with kanye west. i think it's part of his purpose here. >> lisaou mentioned jill stein. she was a spoiler in 2016. do you think kanye has the opportunity to do the same thing and who would it impact? joe biden or donald trump? >> that's a tough question. i think he can absolutely be a spoiler. we have to remember in wisconsin, i think it was decided by 77,000 votes. if he's able to get onto lee's ballot and it's going to be a razor-thin election. it's going to be very similar to 2016. we see the national polls and there is a separation by double digits but i think that's going to narrow. advocates going to be a close election. i think joe biden will probably, on top but you never know. i think you know this could be a situation where kanye west takes youth voters from joe biden and takes, you know, some voters from donald trump as well. it's going to be a toss-up. he's a very interesting character. this is a very interesting time where living it and i am excited to see how it shakes out. >> lisa: i mean, that is for sure. he supports policies like

the protest voters could really shift to the election. >> lisa: it'll be interesting and criminal justice reform happened under president trump administration it'll be hard for anybody else to claim that mental but professor, watching it and i appreciate you joining us tonight. great to see you. >> lisa: great senior. >> lisa: that's about it for us tonight and so much fun. if tuning in each night to the show that's the sworn enemy of line, line, smugness, pomposity, and groupthink. >> congress and civil rights leader don lewis died, 80-year-old announced that he had advanced pancreatic cancer and illness prevented him from going to capitol hill so he used to posses to use his vote in congress made the civil icon remained vocal during the recent george floyd protest and released a statement in late may saying that his heart is broken for the men, women, families and during systemic racism in the u.s. lewis, activist during the civil rights movement and arrested after he was in a white restroom in 1961, he

>> nawaz: as we reported earlier, president trump's decision to commute the prison sentence of his long-time ally roger stone is raising questions. our lisa desjardins has this report. >> desjardins: roger stone, political strategist, lobbyist and frnd and adviser to president trump, friday night, celebrated becoming a free man, after mister trump commuted his upcoming three-year prison sentence. al>> i had a very gracious from the president of united states who told me thahe had decided to use his extraordinary powers of clemency to commute my sentence at what he called a full commutation of my sentence. >> desjardins: stone was convicted by a federal jury of seven felonies, five counts of ing to congress, and one each of witness tampering andin obsta congressionalig inveation, all part of the investigation into how he and the trump campaign gotold of damaging emails about hillaryn, clinhat investigators found were part of a russian attempt to sway the election. >> roger stone was brought into this witch hunt, this whole political witch hunt and the mueller sc. >> desjardins: president trump maintains the probe by special counsel robert

lisa: why is she making it political? >> this is what you do when you start with anti-trump fires.nd i want to say this for the president. the president when he was a private citizen long before elect a president spoke to me when i was talking to him at length about china. he has been very much the hard-liner. said his predecessors weren't doing the job. the idea that this is suddenly some political move on his part is absurd. he is not going to be taken advantage of here, and he feels certainly in the current circumstances that is what has happened and he will not put up with it. >> lisa: rachel, weigh in on this msnbc joy reid found her favorite word of the day. >> he's using that trumped up charge to justify what any other can country, particularly authoritarian what would be called the secret police. he needs to have a secret police. there is a secret police. these federal secret police, the employing of secret police. the secret police sort of vibe. using his own secret police. >> lisa: we kept count and secret police with said a total of seven times at night, rachel. >> it is

but this is a resetting this week for president trump. lisawhen it is a reset for president trump, does that mean there's going to be more unity or less unity among republicans as they try to come up with some agreement and get reelected themselves? kevin: i think from the standpoint of unity, republicans are just as unified as democrats on economic issues. while the president yesterday backing off of the short from the payroll tax cut, he also essentially is embracing much more government spending than the conservative ideological base of his party would like to see. they have to iron this out, but as they have had to shut down and states have had to look at the data of the influx of cases come up they have come to the realization that more economic stimulus is not just needed. it was needed yesterday. jonathan: in ambassador bolton's book, i think you referred to secretary mnuchin -- i think he referred to secretary mnuchin as a panda hugger. i think he would not say that about secretary pompeo. what happens going into the weekend? kevin: th

lisa: but president trump even in washington today.is traveling to texas to raise money for his campaign, as well as talk about energy policy in the united states and the permian basin. how helpful is it to republicans for the trump campaign to say they disagree with many aspects of the republican bill, and then leave town? kevin: i think it shows the political reality of the moment, in a state that should be a shoo-in for the president to carry on november 3, the he is campaigning there and fundraising. i think the dynamics of the contrast of him trying to talk about energy policy during a week where the biden campaign has continued to roll out their economic agenda as it relates to energy is a contrast that republicans want to have area they want to draw a contrast with energy, especially in states like texas, pennsylvania, and other battleground states. tom: i want to rip up the script and just take a vignette of late july into august, which is not in my backyard. the fact is the good senator from south carolina, mr. graham, has the

there road leads to socialism -- their road lisa socialism and decline. president trumpet us on a path of freedom and opportunity from the first day of this administration. [applause] joe biden would set america on the path of socialism and decline. america is a blessed and exceptional country, unique among the nations. we have been an asylum of hope for millions around the world yearning to breathe free, as the words on the statue of liberty declare. many of our greatest citizens have come from corners of the ruled -- of the world ruled by socialist regimes. if you ever doubt whether this country is special and unique, just talk to one of them. pandemic, president trump set our nation on that path read him an opportunity for every american regardless of race, creed or color. america's families enjoyed record low crime rates, record high prosperity, the safety and security of a government devoted to law-abiding citizens in this country. all of that is under threat. joe biden has referred to himself as a transition candidate. across thise asking country -- a transition to

obviously mitt romney was the one republican senator who voted to impeach trump. lisa have spoken out against the president on issues like health care. mitch mcconnell is also treading lightly on this, so it kind of speaks to the concern that might be going on behind the scenes with republican senators. i think politically it cause as little bit of a dilemma for them because so many have spoken out strongly and supported the president's, you know, action on controlling the pandemic, and so when you have members of your own party who are saying, you know, we're going to skip this convention where we're nominating the president as a republican nominee, it kind of speaks to the discrepancy between what we're hearing publicly on the way the virus is being handled and what we're hearing behind the scenes. >> in in this case, action speaks louder than words. thank you so much. >>> the state of florida remains locked in a brutal fight over the coronavirus. there were over 100 deaths yesterday. it brings the state's death count to above 4,000. that's the highest tally in the n

trump this is a republican party in full-scale panic. jonathan: congress returning to work. a $2 trillion spread between democrats and republicans going into these negotiations. lisa: it will be really interesting to see what president trump is demanding and what he is willing to give up. let's start with what tom already laid out. 4:00 a.m. eastern time or p.m. brussels time, we get the eu leaders reconvening to try to get some kind of agreement. the signal is positive. the question is in the details, as you were talking about earlier today. we will hear from the white house meeting with mcconnell, as well as treasury secretary steven mnuchin, to discuss a new stimulus package. very curious about the payroll tax cuts president trump is demanding that has bipartisan opposition. aftermarket, we get to kick of tech earnings ibm leading the charge. then we get later microsoft come on wednesday, google, amazon and facebook. jonathan: some real tech week this and underperform this -- real tech weakness and underperformance coming into this. tom: you saw it. mike wilson had a really smart note at morgan stanley talking about when they finally coalesce. one time, it is t

lisa and with barr insisting any decisions were his alone, not mr. trump's he told me from the star that he expects me to exercise my independent judgment to make whatever call i think is right, and that is precisely what i have done. li: the hearing covered well-known flathpoints, among the case of president trump's friend and advisor roger stone, convicted of obstruction and lybag to congress. overruled prosecutors in the case to recommend a lower sentence than they h barr told democrats it was the only time he's done that in this administration, but that it was because the original recommendation was way out of line with norm >> the judge agreed with me. >> i am not asking you that. i know. >> the issue here is whether roger stone was treated differently because he was friends with the president. lisa: democrats sometimes spo over the attorney general, and often republicans, ke mike johnson of louisiana, gave him their time to answer and defend himself.su >> i'osedly punishing the president's enemies and helping his friends. what enemiesave i indicted? wh

donald trump scenes -- seems much more worried about denying -- story and lisa: the republican leadershipen a backseat when it comes to putting trump in check or contradicting what he said. is that changing this time around? >> we are seeing some changes. houserson who runs the armed services committee says we need to get to the bottom of this. staunch republicans who generally marched in line with trump are troubled and want answers. when you see jim inhofe come out, but down the line republican who has been with trump every step of the way, and now he says, not good enough. we also have to remember all the people in congress also run for reelection. a third of the senate is on the ballot. people are putting their finger in the wind and deciding and saying, will this hurt me if i do not challenge trump? we are starting to see slippage and we will see more. tom: thank you for briefing on this. an eventful day in washington. our full us for coverage on a very movable story on russia and the president. it is simple. 1, the first day of the third quarter, has been extraordinary -- it has bee

>> lisa, thank you. president trump is back in washington, d.c. after a visit to mount rushmore. his event was billed as a celebration of freedom and liberty for july fourth. the blue angels flew over the monument for the first fireworks display there in 11 years. thousands of people stood shoulder to shoulder to see the president. it was his third largest event -- his third large event, excuse me, in the last two weekends even as coronavirus cases are on the rise. face masks were optional at the evnlt. the president addressed the crowd yesterday and he took aim at what he called a, quote, left wing cultural revolution amid racial injustice protests. >> our nation is witnessing a merciless campaign to wipeout our history, defame our heroes, erase our values indoctrinate our children they will not allow our people and all its values, history and culture to be taken from them. >> leaders of native-american tribes protested the event. they are concerned it could lead to virus outbreaks among their members. at least 15 people were arrested after police imposed a deadline for them to

lisa, thank you. >>> president trump celebrated this holiday weekend big first with fireworks at mt.ushmore and salute to america event yesterday in washington, d.c., all pushing the virus out of mind. here is rachael scott with more. >> reporter: with coronavirus cases on the rise, the president pushing forward with back-to-back fourth of july celebrations. >> happy fourth of july to everyone. >> reporter: kicking off salute to america with remarks at the white house. spectators filing into the national mall, awaiting fireworks and fly-overs >> obviously we wore our mask and brought one with us. >> i don't wear a mask. i am not even one iota concerned about getting the coronavirus. >> reporter: despite warnings from d.c.'s mayor to stay home. >> we want to send a message to our residents to enjoy the fourth of july, to celebrate according to our guidance, and to do it at home. >> reporter: the president just back from mt. rushmore. ♪ come to america >> reporter: he delivered a divisive speech railing against the toppling of controversial monuments. >> our nation is witnessing a mers

lisa, thank you. >>> president trump celebrated this holiday weekend big first with fireworks at mt.hmore and salute to america event yesterday in washington, d.c., all pushing the virus out of mind. here is abc news reporter rachael scott. >> reporter: with coronavirus cases on the rise, the president pushing forward with back-to-back fourth of july celebrations. >> happy fourth of july to everyone. >> reporter: kicking off salute to america with remarks at the white house. spectators filing into the national mall, awaiting fireworks and fly-overs. >> obviously we wore our mask and brought one with us. >> i don't wear a mask. i am not even one iota concerned about getting the coronavirus. >> reporter: despite warnings from d.c.'s mayor to stay home. >> we want to send a message to our residents to enjoy the fourth of july, to celebrate according to our guidance, and to do it at home. >> reporter: the president just back from mt. rushmore. ♪ come to america >> reporter: he delivered a divisive speech railing against the toppling of controversial monuments. >> our nation is witnessing

. >> liberal lisa scheller, just another pro-china, anti-trump, fake conservative.epublican primary the against a man who accused her of not being a true conservive. it was close, but in early june, >> congratulations to all of you. this has truly been a team effort. >> lisa scheller, ashley hinson, and young kim are each in tight races with four months left to convince voters to send them to washington. ashley hinson, young kim, lisa scheller, welcome to "firing line." >> thank you for having us. >> thank you so ch for having us. >> 2018 was actually called the year of the woman because of the record numbers of women that were elected the house of representatives. who would've known that just two years later,a cord number of republican women would file for federal office and file to run for the house of representatives? the three of you have cleared those first hurdles and will be on the ballots in november. i'd like each of you to tell meh it was important for you to run in 2020. ashley, why don't you go first? >> sure. well, i looked at the chaos and dysfunction

lisa monaco. kylie, so here's a team disbanded by trump two years ago. coming back in a different form, but several months into a pandemic. >> yeah, that's right, jim. so similar motivation, different building, if you will. so the obama administration stood up a directorate at the national security council at the white house and that office as you said was disbanded in 2018. and now retrospective to the coronavirus pandemic and the inability of the trump administration to really handle it well, they are having conversations -- follow-up conversations today at the white house about standing up an office focused on pandemic response at the state department. now, a senior administration official who i spoke to about this said that there's a reason they're putting it out -- the state department. they want to focus not only on public health but also on diplomacy because as we saw during the pandemic in the early stages, one of the key issues was where are the materials, where is the health materials that other countries have that the u.s. could use in relatio

lisa: this will be a key issue as trump and joe biden take equally harsh stances against china. is a question of how far they are willing to go, especially with trump trying to keep his phase one trade deal intact. people are starting to price in election risk. wondering how different trump and former vice president joe biden are there stances when it comes to china, to international trade. it seems like the gap, the air between their views, is not so great. jonathan: when it comes to the market, it is clear on all fronts. two things this market is concerned about ahead of the election -- regulation and taxes. it comes down to those things for market participants. alwaysways -- and it comes down to a handful of things. as the weeks and months progress and the year grows older, it is seen as a risk that the senate could flip and the tax reform of the last couple years could be reversed. people are talking that maybe we could get a secretary warren as the treasury secretary. you can imagine how wall street would feel about that over the coming years. large point here is that presi

will that be countered when nothing moves them and maybe a good example today from lisa murkowski, it was sad that trump threatening to bring the military program enter police to the far left, but i have to really think about whether i support him. and to perform as you describe in the book, and audience, brett kavanaugh but what do you do to dislodge that? >> i don't know what you do to dislodge it but let me give you another example, there's so many in the last few days. i was really struck by the defense secretary's comment that he did not know that trump was going to the square when he followed him. and i thought really, this is going to be the secretary of defense defense that he followed the president blindly and asked where they're going. >> maybe they're going to starbucks. >> it's a casualness of which they give up responsibility, accountability agency, yes they perform for trump, what i write about in the book is a problem of audience where the country hasn't split into two different realities, two different audience and in the democracy politicians perform for the electorate. and i don't mean

it was between former fbi lawyer lisa page who discussed the pbi's investigation into trump's campaign into russia while having an affair. it went three times that long because the president was so into it. couldn't get enough. the president tripled the meeting time in the oval in a rising pandemic so he could hear more about a low budget musical? the president apparently had all of the time in the world for that on february 27. we also know that february 27 was the day the president didn't have time to read his intelligent briefings. it is said he received a written briefing that the intelligence community that they believed russia was paying cash bounties to fighters of the taliban to kill u.s. troops. he got that february 27th. the president says he didn't get that briefing. politico said they have confirmed he was briefed on it. the national security adviser ex-play plan explained on the day it was in the briefing, no one read the briefing out loud to him. no one acted it out for him. i guess that means he didn't really know about it. because unless you say it to him like a story a

>> lisa: the good news for president trump, clearly doesn't want his tax returns out there and it looks like that will be the case. that this will be resolved until after election day. so he won't have to release his taxes. i don't blame him for not wanting to release the taxes. attorney general bill barr has said that it's actually the resisters who are destroying norms and institutions in this country, shredding the rule of law. i found what chief justice roberts said about the separation of powers and concerns about overreach particularly notable. what we have seen from democrats is weaponizing the impeachment process for political means and weaponizing that as a political tool. we have also seen them lie to the public about russia collusion. we knew that obama officials were saying behind-the-scenes that they had no evidence of it. we also saw them accuse supreme court justice brett kavanaugh of gang rape. we have seen democrats really showed the rule of law in this country and destroy norms and institutions. it's a shame. >> harris: jessica? >> jessica: i think it's interesting to

. >> lisa: can i just say something? president trumpection ran through the rust belt in 2016 and is going to again in 2020. he even passed joe biden on trade. his support for nafta, his support for ppp, issues that were important for trump in exit polling in 2016 as well as the onerous regulations that led to the shuttering of manufacturing in this country, as well. and, just simply him wanting to get rid of fossil fuels, which would crush these rust belt states, including the state of texas which leslie mentioned earlier. >> melissa: good point, glad we got that in. california has moved to rollback its reopening sending shock waves as some major school districts are also pulling reopening plans. why one district vows to move ahead. the impact, as other states grapple with a covid-19 surge ahead. ♪ i am in so much debt. sixty-two thousand seven hundred and ten dollars and thirty-one cents. sofi allowed me to refinance all of my loans to one low interest rate and an affordable monthly payment. and i just feel like there's an end in sight

lisa: it is a mystery, and one that president trump has only added to by saying we need this to happen. teachers are starting to push back. president trump is going to speak at a forum on this issue at 3:00 p.m. mayor de blasio in new york city also saying he wants to reopen schools, but how? how many times a week? that give working parents the ability to get back to work? not to mention how do you keep everyone healthy? tom: for all of you worldwide and across america, what lisa alludes to is the battle that mayor de blasio and governor cuomo about the idea of how do you do it school to school? the decision-making and powers ls across this nation as they deal with this pandemic and all of it coming back to the economy and we are going to focus on the dollar. we have been remiss on that over the last number of days. jordan rochester with us. he writes acute notes usually about sterling. a point where jordan was brexit, brexit, brexit, but right now he is focused on this great mystery of 2019, which was the resiliency of the dollar. jordan rochester, can the dollar finally give way and

trump russia investigation. on august 8th, peter strzok and lisa page were saying no, we'll stop him. the insurance policy august 1th is the first defensive briefing the trump campaign gets. who does the fbi send? peter strzok, kevin klein schmidt, the lawyer that literally changed evidence in the fisa court and joe prianka ho shouldn't have been there in the first place. they were not trying to warn the trump campaign. they were literally trying to ensnare michael flynn. on the documents, they are labeling the meeting as part of the crossfire razor investigation, which is the flynn investigation. they should have been there to protect the president from any russian interference. instead they were there to frame the president, to try to put pressure on michael flynn. this is what we've been talking about for years now. even more evidence that it is the case. lou: congratulations to john ratcliffe for declassifying the documents and pushing this information in the public arena because we are, everyone, is anticipating that there will be charges against those who conspired to overthrow t

charge of the investigation you saw those texts between peter strzok and lisa page, the level of animus against president trumpe done? >> i would've removed both of them from significant investigations including those involving anybody connected to president trump but beyond that. >> bret: should the work product be questioned? >> sure. >> bret: james comey, former head of the fbi in april of 2018 talking about peter strzok. "new york times" writes an article, headline that says trump campaign aids have repeated contacts with russian intelligence. on that same day, february 14, 2017, peter strzok's notes released. "we have not seen any evidence of any individuals affiliate with the drum team in contact with ios. we are on unaware of any trump in visors engaging with russian intelligence officers." says an investigation reveals christopher steele may not be in a position to judge the reliability of his sub source network. that's from the dossier that became the focus of a lot of this including the fisa request. back with the panel. kimberley, try to put this in perspective for people who maybe don't understand

trump of being a threat to the constitution. mattis' decision to speak out made an impact on alaska senator and "mortal kombat" character whose finishing move is being troubled, lisamurkowski made a vague statement about not being certain she would support trump in 2020. and that set donald trump off, who tweeted, "few people know where they'll be in two years from now, but i do: in the great state of alaska-- which i love-- campaigning against senator lisa murkowski." "get any candidate ready, good or bad, i don't care. i'm endorsing. if you have a pulse, i'm with you!" just a pulse. so, alaska, get ready for your new senator, racist narwhal. well, riding to trump's defense is none other than former trump lawyer and alfred hitch-dick, john dowd. yesterday, trump shared a rambling letter by dowd, which dowd totally wrote himself, responding to general mattis's sharp criticism of the way trump is dividing the country. again, dowd definitely wrote this. so let me try my best dowd impression: ( as trump ) "the phony protesters near lafayette were not peaceful and are not real." well, for something that's not real, trump sure is scared of them. remind me never to take

gotten married to elvis presley's daughter, lisa marie presley, in secret, and it was revealed that the new couple were actually saying -- was actually staying at trump tower, in new york, right there on fifth avenue. [laughs] [laughs] storywas an all-consuming in new york, as you can imagine. there were so many people can be and come of that went to trump tower to try to get a glimpse of these famous newlyweds. and michael jackson was at the absolute peak of his popularity. the police had to kind of put police tape all around and push people to the other side of the block, camera crews, paparazzi, news organizations -- everybody was there. so i called up donald trump -- i did not know donald trump, and he definitely did not know me, but i just called the general number, and i eventually got him on the phone, and i said, "i want to do a story about why the most famous newlyweds on the planet decided to start their honeymoon at trump tower." [laughs] and he invited me over, and we spent an hour walking around trump tower. he showed me where they were staying, introduced me to their bodyguard, showed me the secret passageways where they could get outsi

trump russia conspiracy. so did james clapper. so did lisa page. so did peter strzok. your take on all of that?t, yes, first, two most important things the power of that court is being used to authorize intercepts against american citizens which is not what it was intended to do. that was only supposed to be an incidental consequence of what it was designed to do which was to investigate foreign influence and the second thing is, yes, all of those people knew that there wasn't a substantial basis to pursue those investigations. and most significant thing was, they didn't inform the fisa court. not only didn't inform them but lied to them. so you know, that's why everybody is so frustrated about when is the time going to come when those who are in the know or were directly responsible for submitting false information to the fisa court, when will they be held to account? that includes a whole list of people from, you know, jim comey, clapper, brennan, you know, mccabe, lisa page, peter strzok, all of them. elizabeth: robert ray, you're terrific. come back soon. we love hearing your perspective. >

lisa: how much is that panic leading over to the white house, especially with president trump out yesterdayernoon with a twitter post of him wearing a mask, saying it is patriotic wear a mask, a sharp reversal in his stance? kevin: a massive reversal. today the president is going to continue with his daily coronavirus task briefings. this has been at the urging of some of his senior political advisors, who feel he has lost politically the opportunity to directly talk to the american people. people like kellyanne conway really pushing for him to do that, as well as his chief of staff mark meadows. i think in the next month, there thehis expectation that next round of economic stimulus will get done. the question from a political standpoint is can the president create a scenario where he is able to claim victory for inevitable passing of this stimulus. that is the strategy at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. tom: senator van hollen is scheduled to be with us today from the good state of maryland, the land of spiro t agnew, and also the corning of the phrase silent majority. americans across the nati

lisa oosjardins. >>uff: in the day's other news: president trump spent much of his day in south florida-- even as covid cases kept rising in the state. but he postponed a campaign rally in new hampshire scheduled for tomorrow, citing the approach of tropical storm fay to the region. campaign officials had already acknowledged it was unclhow many people would show up in the that same tropical storm i tonight.p the eastern seaboard it made landfall near atlantic city, new jersey, with winds of 60 miles an hour, and pushed toward new york and new england. along the way it touched offfl flasds in newark and other towns in new jersey, and shut down beaches in delaware. utah has closed its state after protests over a fatalnday police shooting turned violent last night.ct the distttorney had ruled that two officers were legally justified in killing bernardo palacios-carbajal. he had a gun and was shot more than a dozen times as he tried toun away. his family condemned the finding. in turkey a court today allowed conversion of the world heritage site hia sophia, in istanb, back to a mosque. it had been a chris

lisa marie presley in secret. it was revealed there new couple was actually staying at trump tower. in new york with our fifth avenue. so it was all consuming story in new york as you can imagine. there's so many people that went to trump tower to try to get a glimpse of these famous newlywedsd . michael jackson was it at the absolute peak of his popularity. the policeki had to put police tape all around and push people to the other side of the block camera crews, paparazzi, news organizations everybody's there. i called up donald trump and he definitely did not know me. i want to do a story about why the most famous newlyweds and the planet decide to start their honeymoon in trump tower and he invited me over and we spent an hour walking around trump towery show me where they were staying, introduced me to the body guy guards showed me secret passageways or we could get out he showed me his own apartment. i put that photograph in a box like 20 years ago when i moved down to washington from new york. when donald trump got elected president, i went frantically trying to find it and i

the point in lisa's peace, nobody has been able to figure out how to distance themselves from trump effectivelyo leading republicans who did this since themsves from trump, jeff fke and bob corker, found themselves on the outs. e and outse senate. ?how do you do th how do you walk that line? richard nixon used to say, say anything you want for me against me, just win. there was a practicality against -- about it. donald trump does not hat approach. it is total loyalty to him which coming with an increasing political price. ak>> sg of the president, what we are seeing from the president now and just yesterday, announcing the republican conventiois not going to happen at least in jacksonville. hethe big eventhad planned. you are judged an almost hourly basis by the way he is handling this pandemic you have himending federal agents into american cities. that is the political reality thisresidential race is taking placin. >> the loss of the convention is bad news for donald trump. he needs some event that can sht the race. all that is left is the debates. omhe will givesort of convention speech but