m. s. nbc. to apply pressure in relation to positive coverage about bernie sanders on morning. be wanting tv, and then then to my mind, what is the most serious for me at every entry point of view? it is the communications director lewis miranda making an instruction to his staff to pump out a black propaganda story against bernie sanders saying that his supporters were violent. and to put this out in a quote on attributable matter. what i say that is the most serious because it is an instruction given through the chain of command to stop. it's not a discussion, it's not any one person calling up to another person. and it is to depict bernie sanders support is as violent. so that is not just a critique, that is, that is not just to give sign is a break here will make things a little bit harder for him. that it is to demonize a democrat in the eyes of the public democratic party, demonizing it and i grant in the eyes of public means well, there is no way presumably energetic and when, if there is a link between entering into an isis dash, now i know your helix is reviewing all t

m. s. nbc, all of them, they were overflowing. now trumps guy me. and it's like, ok, you know, home now i'm back to the way it used to be. that's not to say that if trump runs again or or we're now let the next the midterms, midterms next year, i think you'll see a real pick up the in, in ratings. i don't think it needs people don't care. i just think it means that they're taking a little break because in their minds there's not a lot going on. well and steve, i think you and i can both agree or any person can agree whether they supported trump or not. that the one thing that present trump did well with any actually live for was actually holding on to the media circus. he actually wanted to be a part of it. he enjoyed controlling the headlights and controlling the narrative. if ratings are so bad, do you think we might see this re emergence or already kind of thing about about when he spoke, we had different realities starting to do this obsession that happens from the networks both positive and negative. if trump decides to write a 2016 and is that

on m s nbc to explain. >> some of these lyrics are pretty creative, i know you can't stand it, no holdingot we will be romanced. tell us about the process of writing the remix. >> it was a fun night. >> lookout called porter. this reboot is an improvement, the original lyrics are so filthy i can't read them on air. they feature regular use of the n-word, girl looks great, it is a mess. why are you using illicit and ridiculous risky health outcomes to encourage purportedly positive health choices? it is like go get the vaccine so you can indiscriminately hook up with everybody in the neighborhood. laura: they can't get rid of this vaccine. they have always vaccine and at some point it expires. at some point of the hard sell raises everybody's antenna. the point was made this pushing and aggressive you've got to do it, shaming people, i think it backs that thing up, backs people up. explain your process in writing friday follies. >> reporter: it would be more interesting than that also being encouraged to get their vaccination, the teletubbies posted there vaccine card even if their birthda

. >> when you hear him spouting m s nbc talking points that shows the quality of level of education and thought process that goes across all the services. we have 906 admirals and generals and it is a ideologically similar group, they spent 20 years in afghanistan, $2.4 trillion in american taxpayer money, we lost 2300 servicemembers and left bagram air force base in the middle of the night. americans should be angry and demanding answers. >> the politicized military is becoming institutionalized. every taxpaying american funding this nonsense. at a house hearing the chairman of the joint chiefs general mark really sounded more like a blm officer then a military officer. >> i want to understand white rage and i'm weight. what is wrong with understanding, having a situational understanding of the country we are here to defend? >> lloyd austen sensing the political landmine this could trigger tried to claim this is all a big misunderstanding. >> this is not something the united states military is embracing and pushing and causing people to subscribe to. >> can you agree that understanding

first up, m s nbc's claire mccaskill doesn't want to watch fireworks on the fourth of july.at new deranged tradition. >> come to start a new tradition in my family on the fourth of july and every fourth of july going forward we are going to watch that video the new york times put together of january 6th. jason: what a twisted way to celebrate our nation's independence. >> i can only imagine, if this was 1775 she would have been supporting the british because she would have been opposed to the boston tea party and opposed to the battle of bunker hill. there is a whole list -- there's a whole list of videos and movies about all of those that maybe she should sit down and take a look at. this is unbelievable and maybe even she might want to watch the interview lawrence jones did with the father of a 7-year-old girl who was shot to death in chicago in 2020 and see just what is going wrong in a democratic runs he. watch that video. jason: what was your take on claire mccaskill? >> reporter: i am not going to the july 4th barbecue at that household, what a bummer that is. we are s