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david litt is the executive director of the funny or die office in washington, d.c.e served in the obama white house as senior presidential speechwriter. our moderator is henry bienen, the president of the poetry foundation and a board member of the scout council on global affairs. he is the former president of northwestern university and was formerly the james s. mcdonnell distinguished university professor and dean at the woodrow wilson school of public and international affairs. cap princeton university. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming the panel. [applause] henry: thank you very much. in my capacity as president of the poetry foundation, we are extremely glad to partner with the chicago council on global affairs, something we have been wanting to do. now we have done it. i think this is a great idea to have distinguished speechwriters as well as a great poet with us. i want to point out a few things and will not say anything about the panelists, because they have already been introduced. presidents have written poetry. i have my doubts whether th

i know no one's looking forward to mony but when it comes to the weather we should be a litt.rge scale storm system spinning about in theo valley, that's been spinning out this band of showers and thunderstorms along a warm f all afternoon and some of them heavier at times have been southern portions of virginia where theslash flood watch in effect. this whole system wil be lifting northward. we'll be in t warm sector tomorrow. it will be different feeling day but we will still he rain chances. downroot coolhiut there t afternoon. and right now we're at 68 in washington, only 64 in gaithersburg64 in westminster, 63 in martinsburg and a cool 61 in wincheer. so this was not a warm humid suer day, almost like aar e spring late fall one. tomoouow the changesth of the warm front and w wll bem and humid, chanceha of thunderstormt pop up late in the day. sunday. thing could be said for y and hot, should hit 90, th arsrm.e oute d your weekend planner looking something like this, saturday showers and thunderstorms pop up around 3:00 p.m. sunshine sunday and same ith thing again in the

finding the right deal at the right time, making home sweet home a litt sweeter. >> this is so nice. >> reporter: jo ling kent, nbc news. >>> the results are in after voters cast ballots in primary races across five states on tuesday. and there are very big lessons to take away, icspecially for repus who dare to defy president trump. like south carolina congressman mark sanford a trump critic that lost the first election. >> reporter: tonight a wakeup call for republans, cross president ump at your own peril but not criticizing the president. >> think that i'll end up losing this election. reporter: the former south carolina governor turned congressman did lose his primary last night to state senator katy arrington. >> i'm running for congress to get things done, not to go on cnn to bash prt trump. >> reporter: in the deast two years, sanfornded the president release tax returns, called him untrustworthy and said he's fanned the flames of intolerance. >> it may have cost me an election in this case but i stand by every one of those decisions. >> reporter: the president tweeting just

he wants everyone to know how dedicated e reporters here are day in and day out, working for very litt, just doing this out of a passion for their we also heard from several of the congressmenro and leaders this area, paying tribute to the families and those injured, those who passed away, and the bravery of the journalists for the work they do every day. that president trump has been brees and he offered his thoughts and prayers to those here. laura:ada tawfik in annapolis tonight, thank you. dona trump has been visiting wisconsin, the home of harory davidson mkes, the state's most iconic business. this week the manufacturer announced it is moving jobs out of america because of tariffs sl retaliation for mr. trump's duties. the president was visiting the site of a brand-new factory onday being built by the multinational fo he pleaded with harley davidson to carry on building their motorbikes ithe u.s. from wisconsin, here's chris buckler. chris: harley davidson has spent decades building an all-american image all over the world. but selling the distinctive roae of tngines has become a

ocasio-cortez: i hope it ushers in a new era of candidates that are a litt more independently funded, that are not primarily financed by lobbyists or corporations, and are fighting for a very specific agenda that champions working-class people. >> mrs. alexandria ocasio-cortez. da: after the shocking result, otpresentative crowley tried to go out on a highwith his performance of bruce springsteen's "born to run." this defeat will roc democratic party for some time. nada tawfik, bbc news, new york. jane: for more on this, a short time ago i spoke to a.b. stoddard of realclearpolitics, and asked her if she saw this upset coming. a.b.: i think we have seen examples of this before when a member is so focused on the leadership aspirations in washington in the democratic or the republan conference that they don't spend enough time at home. it is absolutely pitiful that she won this by fewer than 16,000 votes. he lost -- he amassed fewer tha. 12,000 vot fewer than 28,000 votes in a y strict of 700,000 people. congressman crowows 20,000 people. you could have won this -- he could have one doe

. >> let me push back just a litt bit here in europe. some of the political turmoil that is going on there. the uk isid still in the of trying to figure brexit out. italy is trying to get a new government together here. the spanish prime minister was just voted out, lost a vote of confidence. these are real problems that are still going on ove there. >> yeah. i completely -- i mean, those are definitely real problems, and they carry over from europe throughout the emerging markets, which are even more unstable. d i think to your point, that's part of what's being priced in here. but at the e of the day, these companies are still pointing to strong earnings. d their earnings are getting stronger. they're just lagging the united states a little bit. i think in general, the markets see that. last year,h even tho there was a lot of talk about how well tdi united state po post-election, we underperformed the international markets and the emerging markets. with most of this political turmoil already in so i think that backdrop of strengthening

they call it the big egest litt air show. it has nothing to fear. they will have lots of model planes on display from 10:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. this is of course at the aviation museum which is celebrating 20 years. >> that's pretty cool. everyone knows winnie the pooh. this map is about to go on sale. the ink sketch lays out the much loved fictional worldme. the map will be auctioned next month in london. >> it is such a valuable piece. it is such an obvious entry into the world of winnie the pooh. >> he will also return can with christopher. >> producers are saying it looks pretty nice. >> it will be. >> i think it will be a good weekend. >> looking for somewhere nice and cool. it will be a beautiful day, little waermer than it was yesterday. here is the showing upper 70s in the south pay. we start out with. >> our highs today up to 79 degrees. cop cord at 8 6 degrees. it is 83 in napa. it will be windy with highs in the upper 60s. you do need a jacket. later today you'll need layers because it will be hot. so short sleeves app a jacket are your

we'll hold in the low to mid-50s will be dealing withe axt litt bit of drizzle first thing tomorrow morningw i think the best chance for that drizzle will be closer to the coastline. your father's day planner, on your sunday, there's that cloudy, drizzly start to the day at 7:00 in the morning, temperatures starting out in the 50s. that chance diminishes. by midday it's all about that breeze on the coast, a blend of sunshine and cloud cover out there. by the afternoon it's going to be a fairly comfortable afternoon. a little cool for june numbers. we'll hold in the 60s and 70s tomorrow afternoon. our warmest spots near 80 degrees inland. 69 in oakland tomorrow. 64 and breeze in san francisco. about 74 in santa rosa. 76 in napa. san jose, about 75 degrees under a blend of sun and clouds. about 73 that high in fremont. not the best-looking beach day if you're headed to the coast tomorrow. but nonetheless we'll start out with a fair amount of cloud cover in the morning. we'll have that drizzle early on. the afternoon should be able to squeak out a few peeks of sunshine here and there. coast te

and ryan is a man who, frankly, is a lak lame duck who has litte political grasp and none of intelligence issues. and devin nunes has been an heroic figure in bringing to light all -- well, as much as possible of what the department of justice and fbi have been hiding. >> because what he's after is try to find out why all this happened. he eve had one of these washington things for the last three or four weeks, it seems that way, about whether it's a spy or informant. which to my mind is the silliess standards, this is one of the more silly discussions you've seen before because no matter how you slice it, what they used was a covert operative who they sent in to get information. you can call it a spy or a fink or a rat or an informant or what have you. and usually this is done by euphemism or hyperbole. but what we need to dmoa is why. know is why. we have a norm in this country that tin couple went administration is not supposed to use these awesome counter intelligence powers against its political opposition unless there's a really good reason. let's hear what the reason was. lou: the

the litte elatest presidential president trump has just commuted the life sentence of alice marie hnson. she has spent the last 21 yea i. she was a first time non-violent offender. johnson in part wrote this, "trump has the power to give me. he truly has the power to change better.tice system for the i can only steadfast and hopeha he hears me." the president did hear visit from reality star kim kardashian west last week. she was there with the president discussing all of this in the oval office. she learned about johnson's plight after the site mike aired her story. >> i lost my job. i struggled. i felt like a failure. i went into complete panic and out of complete desperation, i became involved in a drug conspiracy. >> i just really strongly believe that she is someone who has ly rehabilitated herself and will continue to do so outside of prison. she's done her time.et 22 years. you know, think in life everyone makes mistakes and she really deserves a second >>et g this afternoon. johnson's commutation is part of a batch that the consider planni. on johnson's case, do we know what spe

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le alittle -- a litt softer. everything else is looking reasonably well bid.else is trading reasonably strongly. matt, what are you seeing? matt: i am looking at what we see going on in the stocks. 300 -- 301 winners. 32 losers. to open up today on the stocks. h&m right up there at the top. the fashion clothing company rising, 3.3%. other big gainers across the board. the banks are doing well. rodamco isunibai- doing well. if you companies are going ex-dividends today. few companies are going ex-dividends today. you see some losers that are down for other reasons as well. guy: we do see a few issues. ftse 100 is having a small problem. no price at the moment. get to the bottom of what is going on. the dax is opened up for tenths of 1%. -- four tenths of 1%. trading up by 6/10 of 1%. .o ftse price this moment matt: we should shoutout to henry jones, a bloomberg user who told us about these glitches. thank you for that. anyone can ib us at any time, hilary if you want, tell us what's going on in markets or critquique us if you like. european equities look to be

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the litte elatest presidential clemency.sident trump has just commuted the life sentence of alice marie johnson. she has spent the last 21 years in prison on drug charges. she was a first time non-violent offender. johnson in part wrote this, "trump has the power to give me a second chance. he truly has the power to change our justice system for the better.

the bad news, the rain has done litt to improve our humidity levels.robably warm a few moree de to around 80 with scattered showers in the forecast until midnight. we're going t have theatest on humidity and storms tomorrow that could be strong to severe coming up at 5:00 p.m. >> thanks amelia. >>> three major wireless rriers are making a pledge to their customers. verizon just announced they're goingo stop selling your phone location data and at&t and sprint say they'll follow suit. consumer reporter susan hogan working for you with the details of what this means for customers. >>> phone location data is sold to third parties to track your wireless devices without your knowledge or even without your consent.s now, t location data from verizon and other carriers makes it psible t identify the whereabouts of nearly any phone in the united states within seconds. the verizon pledge to end the sale of location data from its 116 million subscribers through so-called o location agdegree this will not affect your ability to share your location directly within

exactly what they want which is an ease easing of sanction -- an easing of sanctions in exchange for v litt there are real concerns that maximum pressure will give way to minimum enforcement. this is really what the coming weeks and months will tell us, how serious is this in terms of a real diplomatic process, is this time different, and what comes next in terms. denuclearization and motivation. >> time is always what north korea has always wanted, they've always wanted to buy time in negotiatio we talk bus how the eurasia group said that china is the big winner. the freeze for freeze is exactly what they've always asked for. what about north korea in all this, they get the north korean flag right there alongside the united states flag, and they get this type of flattery from president trump about a murderous dictator. listen -- >> he's a very talented man. he's got a great personality. he's a funny guy. he's a very smarte's at negoor. loves his. he loves his country. his country does love him. his people, you see they have a great fervor. i think that he wants to do a great job for north

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iguodala helping the warriors a litt there's james just incredible stuff. 33 tonight. to go along with 10 rebounds, 11 assists, just packing his way down. ks up his third foul in the second quarter bu james a is going against four stars. official curry finishes the that's the thing. curry had a terrible night, terrible for curry. yet, it di'tmatter. curry only had 11 points. nance junior with one second left in durrant sced 24 tonight. curry made one three-pointer. one for 10 on the evening but they didn't need him. 11.6 assists and five for curry. durrant was just a guy. he finished with a career-high 43 points and . sesists. e warriors win 110-102. a huge (gary) an wrap it up and i like to tease a little bit. that's why you never listen to the media. we went on and on about steph curry is going to be the mvp. this is his night. this is his series. he will be the mvp for the first time and now durrant goes crazy. if they were voting tonight it would be durrant. part of our quad box, kim smith. we've got people all over the place. she is standing by in cleveland with t

. >>> joining me to talk about this, daniel litt man, reporter and co-author of "the political playbook," and joey jackson legal analyst and criminal defense attorney. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> daniel, let's start with you. the president was sure in discussing his short list to highlight that he has two women on the list and under consideration. i mean, why would the president add that? to potentially lower the votes of two female republican senators who are questions now, lisa murkowski, susan collins? >> i definitely think that's a factor. a lot of democrats and progressives are going to label any nominee of the president's anti-woman and say that the end of roe v. wade is close. and so that they would unsettle that case. so if the president picks a woman, conservatives believe that it might be less likely that the democratic argument would gain traction because they would ask how could a woman be anti-woman. and so that's kind of the thinking that goes behind the white house take on whether to pick a woman. >> joey, to you, the president will not ask his potential nomi

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robert pinsky who is a poet talk about civic matters and citizenship and then i will turn to david litt and t ted was a speechwriter for president bush the first and then of course senior speechwriter for barack obama. i have to put in a plug to northwestern speechwriting because they overlapped with cody keenan who went on to the kennedy school and was president obama's director of speechwriting for quite a number of years. so robert please come to the podium. [applause] >> i do want to respond to henry tuesday abraham lincoln's poem the childhood home i see is melancholy it is a good piece of writing i recommend abraham lincoln's poem. also i didn't read it at the inauguration but at the new york public library we were asked to read counter inaugural poems which we did. i supply quotations to presidents and vice presidents and i will talk to you about poetry is plain speaking and a historian as myself i cannot remember the name, got the phone number like from the gore campaign and then to be a speechwriter. into one something very lofty something with more passion and intensity and i

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. >>> freed from prison by a presidential pardohe and a litte from kim kardashian. now alice johnson is speaking out. sheena. >> well, this morning we are warm and humid. look at anpolis. 80 degrees right now. unseasonably warm. 77 degrees in washington. later today plenty of sunshine. low humidity. breezy. very mfortable. much hotter as we go into your father's day. e uck will hav celebrate dad this father's day. save big on something special from ross, from gifts that fit his style to gifts that bring a smile. happy father's day begins at ss. ♪ you gotta go to ross arunacomes from listeningy law to peoples' stories. i'm aruna miller, and growing up as an immigrant,kn we have the power to improve peoples' lives. that's why in the state legislature, i fought for more computer science in our schools. gps tracking for domestic abusers. ct and some of the strit gun safety laws in the nation.on gress, i won't let donald trump undo the progress we've made.hi i approvedmessage for all our stories. on thefor montgomery county endorsesexecutive.ir he best chance of injectin

so this was our expectation, especially given this year was about normal, a litt bit below normal. but that's an 81% ghg free portfolio to our green product, and of course 100% to our supergreen. so any ways, this is what our portfolio, the renewable energy or the energy content will look like as projected now for the end of 2018, and weengti close to that 50% mark that we're aiming for. and this is for reference, so what this chart shows is our targets over the next 12 years. so you can see with the green segment of the bars, the renewable energy content increasing each year. we have a target that was set by mayor ed lee and adopted by our commission to meet a 50% renewable energy target by 2020, and you can see that reflected in this chart. and then, the blue represents -- you know, we call it additional greenhouse gas free. that could be renewable energy or it could also be hydroelectric power. but the overall goal here is to squeeze out any conventional power over that timeline so that by 2030, the city -- the electric supply served to the city by cleanpowersf is 100% greenhous

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each oneike to invite of them to say a litt about themselves. >> i am jason at the university. i am joining the full-time faculty at john hopkins school. -- thoughts today do not reflect any of my employers. the'm kathleen, i'm from center for budget priorities. before i came to the center, i worked for the social security administration where this guy was my boss. i am my a mcginnis but i would like to take a second to say i feel a lot better after listening to the two members of congress. when you actually sit down and have a chance to sit and speak with members, i'm glad we are setting the stage with that. >> would like to take your questions. some of you have already handed in a few of these but if you have had a chance to write on a question, please pass them over. your hand, get someone's attention and pass up the questions. i want to start with your impressions of this latest trustees report. attood out to you? minutes so itee is not a lot to cover. i want to focus on the di program. there was a lot of of change. nowdi trust fund itself is 2032. lester, it was 2020 eight

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highs, and bertha has more, and i know she watches the hoops last night >> just a little bit, just a littw, the nasdaq - >> it's so late. >> record closes across the board, not just the nasdaq, but large cap and small caps in the russell 2,000 as well today, a big force here the largest of all large caps, apple, market cap now at 943 billion with an intraday high, intraday close setting up, and some of the fang names like amazon that now is valued at $807 billion, bigger than alphabet also bigger than microso, today, hitting an all-time high as well, and helping to move things higher. ironically, biotech sitting out. the index ran up 3% ahead of the conference, you heard the highlights there from meg, but few today that are selling off on theews. back to you, kl elly >> all right you know, it starts at 9:00 -- 8:00 last night, i first half and the third quarter, anyway, we're out ofime. thank you very much. up next, we are coming back with the closing countdown. stay with us [phone ringing] need a change of scenery? the kayak price forecast tool tells you whether to wait or book your flig