heard -- how to play madden.sponsorships of his own and you factor in the prize there are americans getting into madden and doing it full-time. david: read the latest tory in themberg businessweek -- latest story in "bloomberg businessweek." finally sold? the latest on yahoos sales process, coming up. ♪ david: this is "bloomberg markets." president obama is making remarks ahead of a recession in the east room of the white house. president obama: obviously, we heartsre with heavier than normal. nice, we witnessed another tragic and appalling attack on the freedom and the peace that we cherish. it today, our hearts are with the people of france and with andthe innocent men, women so many children who were hurt or killed in this sickening attack. knowincludes americans we of, a family from texas, a father and young son, just 11 years old, who were there on vacation. their family, like so many others, were devastated. they are grieving. they need all the love and support of our american family as they grapple with an

the: they are looking at marketing opportunities within madden.ofessionalized their tournaments in the last year. they just announced majors and it has a million-dollar prize purse. so as the game becomes more mature as an e sport you will , see those nfl teams getting involved. carol: what are the financials involved in e sports and the potential for the nfl? eben: they are huge. some of the prize purses for the biggest tournaments are $10 million. carol: wow. eben: the idea of a seven-figure prize purse is not crazy anymore. it is something that happens a handful of times throughout the year, so there is big money involved. and when that happens, obviously you get eyeballs. when you have eyeballs, you have sponsors that want to capitalize on those eyeballs. and certainly as madden grows, i think your going to see getting -- nfl teams getting involved in two ways. you will have sponsoring a player who will go and competes in their jersey and second of all, hosting events. they sell at nba arenas, but if you can sell out an nfl arena, which is 60,

we have reached an arrow where there are full-time madden players.ze themselves is not just in the winnings. they also have youtube and twitch channels where they get paid per prescriber. this guy has won sponsorships already and gives online tutorials that he gets paid for. carol: "bloomberg businessweek" is available online. david: and online. what was your favorite news? carol: i enjoyed the cover story on taser. i think of taser and i think of stun guns. i had no idea they were involved in the cloud business. they are a technology company and a lot of police forces are using them. david: and the body cameras. i liked the profile of the guy who swindled the u.s. government. here is a guy who made tens of millions of dollars and now he is in jail. it is a fascinating part of the story. carol: there are a lot of great reads. we will see you next week. ♪ >> this program is a paid advertisement from the u.s. reserve. not affiliated with the u.s. minutes. -- mint. buying these items carries some risk. offers are void where prohibited. opinions are thos

[cheers and applause] >> kevin madden, how effective was bernie sanders tonight?e best quote i saw today was where one of the bernie sanders supporters was quoted as saying he fed us a bunch of mountain dew, and now he's telling us to go to sleep. that's what's really hard, that's why these conventions are designed to demonstrate unity. he has spent the better part of a year and a half serving as prosecutor against hillary clinton. now he's climbing on the witness stand and trying to serve as a character witness. that doesn't happen in an instant. i believe he made attempts to it tonight. by all accounts, the tension started to dissipate in the hall. based on what we heard folks reporting, folks if that are biased and unbiased. [ laughter ] >> bias? and unbiased? >> i'm biased. >> there was progress made, but it is by no means a sure thing. >> there are a couple things. one is, i think, i think that it's not just about him being a hillary prosecutor. i think there were times when bernie sanders did not hit hillary clinton as hard as he could have. the most memorab

madden is recovering from a hip replacement surgery and will not be able to attend the n-f-l hall of ceremony in canton,ohio next month. >> gary:former raiders receiver fred biletnikoff and stabler's two grandsons will be in attendence to unveil stabler's bust. stabler died from colon cancer in july of last year at the age of 69 >> gary:the "snake" led the raiders to their first super bowl victory in the 1976 season madden was his head coach in oakland for nearly a decade. >> gary:no surprise here. colin kaepernick has been cleared by his personal physician in colorado to take part in training camp. kaepernick has battled injuries recently and underwent three surgies this offseason. most notable on his shoulder/ kap along with the rest of the niners will report to training camp in santa clara on saturday. the first practice is on sunday m. lynch cal bobblehead-vo >> gary:a moment that cal football fans will always remember is now a bobblehead after a 2006 victory against the university of washington. running back marshawn lynch took control of the medical cart and began driving it ar

. >> gary:final: 6-4 oakland >> gary:record: 47-55 ding >> gary:hall of fame n-f-l coach john madden will present ken stabler into the pro football hall of fame via a pre-recorded video. madden is recovering from a hip replacement surgery and will not be able to attend the n-f-l hall of fame ceremony in canton,ohio next month. >> gary:former raiders receiver fred biletnikoff and stabler's two grandsons will be in attendence to unveil stabler's bust. stabler died from colon cancer in july of last year at the age of 69 >> gary:the "snake" led the raiders to their first super bowl victory in the 1976 season madden was his head coach in oakland for nearly a decade. >> gary:nfl hall of famer warren sapp had a dangerous encounter with a shark today. while on a lobstering trip with a group of friends in the florida keys. sapp was biten by a shark while pulling a lobster into the boat. it bit the 7-time pro bowler in the arm leaving a large gash. to grphic foir this broadcast. sapp took to twitter to downplay the incident. writing "sharks got a little chunk of me. we got dinner! >> gary:a mo

kevin madden, you first.ave quite an interesting speech earlier in cincinnati and he spoke about the jewish star controversy. let listen. >> so we have unbelievably dishonest media. so i have the star, which was fine. i should you shouldn't have taken it down. they took the star down. i said too bad. i would have rather defended it and said, no, that's not a star of david. it's just a star. and it's also about corrupt hillary. she sent it out. she's the one that started the dialogue. >> okay. kevin, what do you think of that moment? >> well, look, i think this is day three of hawking about a tweet and i think when you are 11 days away from your convention and you're 100-plus days away from the general election, you shouldn't be sitting on stage in a battleground state like ohio that right knew if you look at the polls are dead locked talking about a tweet, relitigating what was in that tweet. instead you should be talking about the issues and anxieties that people have about the economy, about national securi

we have reached an arrow where there are full-time madden players.tize themselves is not just in the winnings. they also have youtube and twitch channels where they get paid per prescriber. this guy has one sponsorships are ready and gives online tutorials that he gets paid for. carol: bloomberg businessweek is available online. david: what was your favorite news? carol: i enjoyed the cover story on taser. i have no idea they were involved in the cloud business. they are a technology company and a lot of police forces are using them. david: i liked the profile of the guy who swindled the u.s. government. made tens of who millions of dollars and now he is in jail. carol: there are a lot of great reads. we will see you next week. ♪ ♪ coming up on "bloomberg best ," the stories that shaped the weekend business around the world. equities soar while bond yields drop. boe resists a rate cut and earnings season begins with banks in the spotlight. >> is a case of no news is good news. erik: a new prime minister takes over in britain. >> we will forge a bold

they're going to take this farther and farther. >> kevin madden, why are you smiling now? >> any time you have someone dekraaiid dekraaiid decrying the politician, that means they're worried about the politics. what james comey did before he made the announcement he wasn't going to pursue charges or wasn't going to recommend charges or an indictment to the department of justice, he laid out two of the main talking points she's been offering to the public about her e-mails. the first that it was allowed and the second was that there was -- that national security was never put in jeopardy. james comey, the fbi director, in his presentation of the facts actually demolished those. so the public, which already has a worry -- which is already worried about hillary clinton, her level of honesty and trustworthiness, is going to continue to have those doubts if donald trump can prosecute her in the public -- >> is that not the soap box which the republicans should be standing on, lack of being trustworthy, what james comby said about her in his estimation, it appears not telling th

from good charlotte, please welcome benji and joel madden! so glad to be here. >> it's going to get real. it's going to get real. >> jimmy: we're all here to play password! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: now, very good. the rules of the game are very simple. i will give each of you a a password, and then each of you are to give a one word clue. one word only, to get your partner to guess the password. if the clue is illegal as determined by our judges, you [ buzzing ] and your turn shall be forfeit. the team with the most points after four words wins. any questions, anyone? >> jimmy: yeah, i was just wondering -- >> steve: great. [ light laughter ] the first clue goes to blake and benji. >> oh, oh. >> jimmy: alright, so you guys have it. >> wait, do we do it at the same time? >> steve: yeah, yeah, well, no. the password is -- smooch. blake is going to start us off. blake, you're going to give to jimmy. >> and where do we look? >> i say one word? >> steve: yup. one word. >> jimmy: you can't say that word. >> steve: you can't say that word

we're going to discuss all of it with my political dream team here, bakari sellers is here, kevin madden is here, maria cardona and mr. david tala. let's listen to a little bit of hillary clinton tonight. >> none of us with caisse raids a family, build a community, or lift a country totally alone. america needs every one of us to lend our energy, our talents, our ambition tomakering our nation better and stronger. that's why stronger together is not just a lesson from our history, it's not just a slogan for our campaign. . it's a guiding principal for the country we've always been and the future we're going to build. a country where the economy works for everyone, not just those at the top. you can get a good job and send your kids to a good school no matter what zip code you live in had. a country where all our children can dream and those dreams are with within reach. where families are strong, communities are safe, and yes, where love trumps hate. that -- that is a country we're fighting for. that's the future we're working toward. and so humility, determination, ask boundless confide

it is maddening. it is intolerable.gine that in the midst of not just peaceful protest but co-owned empowerment between community and law enforcement, where you have patrol officers who are taking pictures of themselves with protesters before the march to imagine that this individual with a long gun and a short gun taking out his rage there has anything to do with that protest when the protesters were running in fear, it's backwards and divisive at best, and it's sinister at worst. not fair at all, no. >> what do you surmise now happens to the chasm, the growing chasm that exists between so many people in this country and law enforcement? what now happens to that gap because of what happened last night? >> well, as wide as the gap can be and has been for generations, we've also seen it growing together, right? so anybody today that imagines they've got answers is lying to themselves or lying to somebody else. so as an academic, i absolutely don't have answers to this tragedy. what i will say is that i just spent two day

age of 69 >> gary:the "snake" led the raiders to their first super bowl victory in the 1976 season madden was his head coach in oakland for nearly a decade. >> gary: grant, growing up did you ever hear stories of a snake? >> brittany: >> grant: i knew that he was a clutch. >> gary: sets right. >> gary:--that's right. >> gary:there are some new developments out of the forty niners camp. colin kaepernick has been cleared by his personal physician. kaepernick who has battled injuries recently and underwent three surgies. kap along with the rest of the niners will report to training camp in santa clara on saturday. kaepernick will compete with the resurgent blaine gabbert for the quarterback position. >> gary: meanwhile...the los angeles rams announced that they have released nick foles foles had requested his release and will be an unrestricted free agent he has the opportunity to sign with the team of his choice >> gary:foles skipped the rams' offseason workouts after the team drafted cal product jared goff no. 1 overall head coach jeff fisher said he feels releasing foles was the best deci

that will be maddening. do you get out and thank goodness because it comes back?ere's the daily chart. you can draw these lines any way. the original set up. that head and shoulder, also a a bigger cup and handle. it's kind of a run away turn. i would take some measures maybe trim, but something this strong can take on a mind of its own. >> mike. >> we're short the 18.5 strike, which is close to where slv is trading. so, time is working on our side if we want to work on the trade. i think daniel made the point don't settle the upside call up and actually hooerks right because we did a little over a double. you would have tripled, actually, if you listened to dan and not me and just said i'm going to let the cubes roll here and we'll see how it turns out, but i will say this is the trade off you made sometimes between the probability of profit and allowing premium to work in your favor or just letting it ride. >> that's a great point. you went for the high probability trade. that's generally the best trade. especially when premium option, directional strategies. yo

that will be maddening. do you get out and goodness because it all comes back?e is the daily chart. you can draw these lines anyway. these are the setup. you have a head and shoulders. you also sort of have a bigger cup and handle. it's kind of a run away train. i would take some measures and trim, but something this strong can take on a life of its own. >> mike. >> one of the things is we're short. time is actually working on our side if we want to stay in this trade. dan made the point, don't sell that upside call if you think it's going to break out and he's right because we did a little over a double. you would have tripled if you had listened to dan and not me and said i'm going to let it -- let the cubes roll here and see how it turns out. i will see this is the tradeoff you make sometimes between the probability of profit and allowing premium to work in your favor or just letting it ride. >> and that's a great point. you went for the high probability trade. that's generally the best trade, especially when you're doing long premium options directional stra

kevin madden is a longtime republican strategist activist, smart guy. any reporter i know would call cap in that purity is a product of knee-jerk city. it's a fan of the football team in ohio somewhere. he started with the house republicans, worked for john boehner,, worked from that romney is presidential campaign ,-com,-com ma the last i've heard here. >> that's the one that didn't take off. kevin is also the father of three sons and i can attest from the video that one of them has a of a backswing. jamie south is our political correspondent for south carolina. she has been there -- he started the rock hill herald, in upstate south carolina, also mcclatchy paper. she is covered in south carolina politics from senate races, presidential primaries. she has covered the charleston shooting last year, the confederate flag controversy. she is one of them must follow political reporters in the key primaries. jamie south who is in twins, both boys. jim mauro, veteran political correspondent for the charlotte observer has covered colorful characters and jesse

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here is david chalian better known as dan chalian, angela rye, bakari sellers and kevin madden joins us, and somebody -- who? i said kevin. early they prompted you as dan chalian and he works here, how did that make you feel? did you feel silly by whoever wrote that? >> no. >> let's talk about hillary clinton being bullied. let's talk about that. >> i know it from my own life. more than a few times i've had to pick myself up and get back in the game. like so much else in my life, i got this from my mother too. she never let me back down from any challenge. when i tried to hide from a neighborhood bully, she literally blocked the door. go back out there, she said. and she was right. you have to stand up to bullies. you have to keep working to make things better. even when the odds are long and the opposition is fierce. we lost our mother a few years ago, but i miss her every day and i still hear her voice urging me to keep working keep fighting no matter what. that's what we need to do together as a nation. >> angela she talked about bullies, her mother i'm sure referring to donald tr

the inconsistency, i'm finding it maddening. and that's why you can have an incredibly inconsistent stock market right now. this market won't be able to sustain these heights. by if the consumer's still spending, just at different places the average could still roar higher. maybe that's why we're just marking time this week, bouncing back and fort ah and stuck in a rut. it seems like there's nothing in between. let's go to les in virginia. >> caller: hey, jim, thanks for taking my call. >> of course. >> caller: your staff does an excellent job. they're very efficient. >> my staff makes me look good every single day, and they look good themselves. >> caller: i want to talk to you about visa. that's the only credit card that can be used in costco. >> right. >> in addition to that you have it in your charitable trust, is that correct? >> they reported a dynamite number, what's going on? i like visa. master wecard did well too. let's go to joe in kentucky. >> caller: i bought avon a year ago at 650. it declined steadily to 250 by ye

. >> it's maddening. >> yes. >> for all of us. >> you wonder you know. >> veteran local reporters in dallas, sean rav, a highly respected police reporter, it appears we're having a national moment. it appears that a pair of gunmen, according to the early reporting and i must tell you, having reported way too many of these it's often wrong. the early sources are often misinformed in the chaos of the moment, sometimes, it's not as horrible as it appears. but these are veterans. they have very good sources and it appears we have a night of national tragedy as a number of police officers have apparently, according to the local reporting of our station in dallas, been targeted. a man, or a number of men dressed in camouflage and prepared. it appears this peaceful protest with dallas police officers protecting peoples' rights to protest, in the middle of that, it would appear they have been targeted in a way that is almost unthinkable but had been feared in america for some time. we have a unique piece of video i want to share with you from social media. and it appears to show one of the m

moment in time because san francisco's inability to address the pervasiveness of homelessness is maddening. nbc bay area and 80 other news organizations have teamed up to published stories looking at solutions to homelessness. >>> turning to decision 2016. more controversy around donald trump's twitter account. he tweeted a graphic including hillary clinton's face, a pile of money and a six-pointed star. the caption read the most corrupt candidate ever. the post drew so much criticism that trump took it down but the campaign refused to comment on the matter. >>> after traveling through space for nearly five years, the juneau spacecraft is expected to arrive at jupiter on the fourth of july. it was launched in august of 2011 setting out on a 1.8 billion mile trip to the solar system's largest planet. the goal is to improve the understanding of jupiter's formation and evolution and better understand the history of our solar system. it will maneuver into jupiter's orbit tomorrow. >>> anthony slaughter here with the micro climate forecast. are you going to be able to see the fireworks tomorrow

"white rage" is inspiring maddening and necessary. from the epilogue and mentioned it is time to diffuse the power of white rage. it's time to finally truly move into the future. tonight carol will be discussing white rage stands book and truth of our racial divide answering your questions and signing copies of her look available for purchase from left bank books. would you please help me in welcoming carol anderson. [applause] >> thank you. and thank you. thank you for coming out on, what day is this? i really truly appreciate it and i appreciate what ferguson public library has done and is for this community. thank you. i appreciate left bank books as well. thank you. i wanted to spend some time first talking about how i got to "white rage," what "white rage" is and then to move into several excerpts from the book and then opened up for q&a. when i first began to wrestle with the concept of white rage, it wasn't ferguson. it was in fact february 1999 when a black man in new york city step out on his doorstep after a long hard days w

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been bad for decades but add to that the booming number of tech workers in recent years and it's maddening. so live nation working with mountain view police have been running a pilot program experimenting with various lane closures and detours. today they are trying a shutdown of shoreburg way connecting with charleston road. so far, so good. recently in an effort to keep traffic going they tried shutting down la ave. neat it's street with people going on 101. by forcing the detour turning right into concert traffic it added at least 20 minutes to the commute of people trying to get home. local business owner is okay with it since it's supposed to benefit thousands backed up on the highway. it's for the greater good? >> it is. i think it's a great idea. i hope it works. if it does i hope they do it for the morning commute traffic. >> reporter: kim thinks it's a great idea that is failing. the inconvenience of a few hundred people here saves a lot of headaches for thousands out there. do you think that's fair? >> i guess it would be fair if it worked. >> reporter: mountain view police say i

. >> kevin madden is one of our cnn contributors, a republican strategist, not excited about donald trumpcial now, this campaign, this convention is down to business. >> right. yeah, and i think katrina makes a good point. the focus of this campaign, i think first and foremost, has to be addressed, that unity issue. there are a lot of republicans out there who are here today in attendance, but many are conflicted. so, i think addressing those that are here in the room, but also those millions around the country right now, that's going to be key to positioning donald trump for success in the general election. >> mike shields, our cnn delegate analyst, former republican national committee chief of staff, has he managed to bring that republican base around? has he united the party going forward, at least enough to potentially get himself elected? because as you well know, a lot of republicans are not very happy with this nominee. >> well, the polling would say no, he still has work to do. and i think what you're watching here with the delegates on the floor, this is the business of the conve

they called san frn's inability to address the pervasiveness of homelessness maddening. >>> we are amongthan 70 local media outlets highlighting the homelessness problem. it is an issue that perplexed civic leads for decades he does spite spending hundreds of millions of dollars every year. nbc bay area shows us how a once seedy san francisco hotel is now a part of the solution. >> this used to be the -- >> in the city of cherished monuments and buildings there is little nostalgia for civic city hotel. >> it was one of the worst around. everyone knows who i am. >> living off and on for years in the gritty sro hotel because as sometimes a sometimes homeless man there weren't many options. >> right now it is this or the street. >> hotel for down and out on 12th and market street, the city sued past managers over the sorted conditions but now the hotel's future is taking a step up. last year the city contracted with the nonprofit community housing partnership to take over the hotel's management. >> upgraded bathrooms. better janitorial service. >> biggest change the group is installing what

he wasn't that maddening teenager that he became. and you know, he was just my man.ll. but then, you know, typical of my child, when he wrote back, he reminded me that tamir was 12, that he was a kid, and that adolescence, childhood isn't a safety -- a safe space, necessarily. >> and langston, you describe in detail in your letter being afraid for the first time as an activist when you received your first threat online and you wanted to run to yar father and you say you constantly ask yourself, what would my father do. so what do you think your father would do at a time like this? >> well, my dad will for sure fight for what he believes is right. i know for a fact that he would try to do everything in his power to do whatever he can to fight on behalf of black folks and black people suffering everywhere under the hands of police violence. i know what he would do what he thinks is right and that alone pushes me to do what i think is right, so -- >> professor, you named your son after the poet and the activist langston hughes. back in 1932 he wrote this, justice is a b

he is famous for impressions from john madden to donald trump where his #iftrumpwere videos have gonep for a >> player: greenshaw. >> the mail came earlier. >> why wouldn't it? i delivered it. they are terrible mail carriers. kidd: i'm "good morning washington's" kidd o'shea. i hope you do something to make you happy. have a great weekend. steve: all right. we have had a few showers out there as we move through the afternoon hours. evening temperatures around 82 to 88. if you are heading to the pool, be on the lookout for a few scattered thunderstorms. it's hot and humid. look at the feel-like temperatures right now. a little cooler at reagan national due to the downpour we had in the hour. but still feels like 102 in leesburg. the same in fredericksburg. 101 for a feels like temperature in culpeper. satellite and radar, the showers and the storms are moving toward the east across southern maryland. those will be across the by a in the -- across the bay to the next hour to hour and 15 minutes. forecast tomorrow near 95 degrees. muggy morning to give way to may see isolated thunderstor

. >>> john madden will present the late ken stabler to the pro football hall of fame next month.e led the raiders to the first super bowl title in 1977. >>> it seems like jim harbaugh has been everywhere since michigan's season ended but now it's time to get back to work. the wolverines are expected to contend for a national title but he doesn't want his players feeling entitled during training camp. ♪[ music ] >> everything will be based on a merit to be kracy, there's no games, are you on scholarship or not. it's, up, based upon a meritocracy. i never really researched that if that's in the dictionary but -- is meritocracy a word or did i make that up? it's a real word. thought i made it up. >> for the record, meritocracy is a word and means people selected on the basis of their ability. >>> one such person, seattle seahawks coach pete carroll, who just translated his meritocracy into a new contract that will run through 2019. he is currently the highest paid coach in the nfl at $8 million a year. >>> and anquan boldin is going to the lions for a year. he was the 49's most effe

but who is here michael scar monish malia malik henderson, kevin madden jeffrey laura, donna brazile and senior adviser o donald trump's campaign ed brookeover. ed, let me start with you. what do you make on this move on the floor to force a roll call vote that would in some ways i suppose demonstrate that there are delegates who are opposed to donald trump and i guess the theory is just embarrassing. >> well it is not unexpected. they've been trying to claim from day one and beaten back every step of the way, starting with primaries. mr. trump was seen 14 million votes. unsuccessful in rules committee and ultimately i think unsuccessful on the floor. but even if something would happen mr. trump will be nominee. program will go on as scheduled and present him to the american public as they learn more about donald trump. >> what is the game plan kevin? why force this if the trump nomination is truly all but inevitable? >> these events themselves are just pathgeantries and shows. so on principle they need to demonstrate they are still in opposition to donald trump. on the other side th

in fact, my husband told me on the bus ride here and i was telling him i find it so maddening that trump goes around saying this and all the stuff he makes he makes in other countries. bill said, you know, this shirt he has on right now, that's made in reading, pennsylvania. and, look. you're not going to believe this because it just sounds too coincidental. it's made at a company called bill's. so donald trump says he wants to make america great again. he can start by actually making things in america ain. now, if we're serious about investing in american manufacturing, we have to be serious about defending american workers, and that means we've got to defend the right to organize and bargain collectively which help to build the american middle class in the first place. that's why i love coming to plants like this that work business and labor together. but that's not donald trump. he actually hires union busting firms to break up organizing campaigns. he did that at the hotel he built in las vegas. and then he says he wants to do to america what he's done to his businesses. we can't let

what's even more maddening is three months earlier, the san francisco sheriff's office had the man in custody. learning this, the obama administrations department of homeland security asked the sheriff's office to hold him or at least notify them before releasing him so federal officials could pick him up. san francisco refused. instead, they released kate's killer. why did they do that? because san francisco is a sanctuary city that forbids its local law enforcement officers from cooperating with federal immigration officials, even when they are trying to detain criminals. as a father of three young children, i can't even imagine the pain that the family has had to endure. they are not alone. an internal department of homeland security memo revealed that during an eight month period in 2014, sanctuary cities across america released 8000 illegal immigrants and 1800 of them were later arrested for criminal acts. in both cases, the individuals were later rearrested for sexually assaulting additional young children. this policy makes absolutely no sense. fromno wonder officials across th

it would be maddening. >> well, i know that the republicans are obviously, you know, trying to take advantageof this and democrats have got at big problem, let me play robby mook, the campaign manager for hillary clinton today talking about russia's suspected role in all of this because the people who track these hackers say that they've all started in moscow. here's robby mook. >> what the experts are saying and what the experts said when this breach initially happening at the dnc was that they believed that it was russian state actors who took these e-mails. i think she, like all of us, is we are reading the same reporting that you all are seeing and the expert, we're reading what the experts are saying. >> reince, the suspicion is that russia, our adversary is trying to tip the election in favor of donald trump. >> well, i don't understand where -- i mean, it's great spin, you know, but the fact the russians didn't write the e-mails. the dnc wrote the e-mails, and they were the ones committing the fraud against bernie sanders, and we'd like to know this evidence is this he has. produce the

. >> which is kind of maddening for us because we've written it's ory before, now, news now. >> that's how i've seen it really. >> i think that's one thing that i try to keep in mind throughout the presidential scam pain, is that thing that is are old nows to us, the thing that is we've thought about for months and months the vast majority of america is not paying that much attention. they're checking in here and there, seeing on their facebook feed. t's old hat to us but new to them. i think we -- i try to think about that context when i'm writing a story to take a step back and frame it in a way to say this is been happening for months now. and assuming readers are not following this down to the mill second like we're doing. >> i'm sure we'll come back to twitter. i neglected to say hash tag boys and girls on the bus. dan, i'm going to ask you a real unfair question but you sit here as the only representative of tv news that i have to ask this question to. so, the latest count i could find googling this afternoon of the so-called free media that tv has given donald trump is 2.8 billi

thank you, john madden. far off to the left and far off to the right.ut not red, white and blue which represents america. >> looks so different than the rnc. when donald trump was speaking, the background was so gorgeous with all of those flags. >> absolutely. a whole bunch of them. >> just like john madden, tucker carlton believes on being transported everywhere via bus. today he's arriving via bus at a diner in south philly. good morning to you, tucker. >> good morning. i'm at the south street diner, 24 hours, excellent food and a cool neighborhood. a lot of people who stay up all night are here. >> when they jack up minimum wage it will go out of business, but it's okay. first off, tucker carlson, let me ask you this. yesterday you were so ticked off about day one i really didn't even recognize you. i thought i've known you for a while. do you feel any better about day two? >> reporter: i feel a lot better, mostly because i got some sleep and took a deep breath, but what i -- my obsession for the past three days has been will anybody report on the lo

i want to introduce you, kevin madden is a long time republican strategist, activist, smart guy, notknow would call him that. he is a product of new york city, fan of the football team in ohio somewhere, he is working with john bain are and mitt romney's presidential campaign. you get to work on that. kevin is also the father of 3 sons and i can attest from the video that one of them has a helluva backswing. jamie is a political correspondent for columbia, south carolina, columbia state, she started at the rock hill harrell in south carolina, covered stories in south carolina politics from senate races, presidential primaries, covered the charleston shooting last year, the confederate flag controversy, she is one of the must follow political reporters in the key primary states who is expecting twins, both boys, and jim moral, veteran political correspondent for the charlotte observer has covered colorful characters from jesse helms to john edwards so anything that happens in cleveland, he has seen a lot of great battleground elections in north carolina for the presidency. we had your

the national political reporter, xm radio host, michael smerconish, gloria borcher, kevin madden, and donna brazil. jeff, i have to ask starting off about the trump campaign latest description of what happened with melania trump's speech. the fact that here we are on day three and they are coming out with what they claim happened after days of denial and my little pony and strange stories. >> i called for meredith to be publicly flogged. meredith, i'm sorry if you're watching. she apologized. she is a really great person, a smart person, and she made a very simple mistake. >> the larger question beyond ridiculousness of all of this, what does is say about the campaign were the organization, or the structure, that they're bending over backwards to deny there was any problem, that there was any plagiarism, that they're just words that happened to be in the same order as maum spok -- michelle obama spoke. >> i think we're on a learning curve here, the clinton campaign, a tendency among poll suggesti -- politicians. i was in the white house during the iran situation. >> it is rare for the

now i want to bring in kevin madden, cnn contributor hillary rosen and jason osbourne, strategist forion to the attorney general saying hillary clinton won't face charges. >> i can't say i'm not shocked. i think donald trump had a good point when he said the time period between the press conference yesterday and her deciding today she will not continue the charges was not shocking. she could have taken more time to make it appear fair. >> okay. >> why are you laughing? >> last week after bill clinton and loretta lynch met to exchange niceties about their grandchildren, the republicans went crazy saying oh, my god, the attorney general has to stay out of this and can't make a decision. she promised that she would take the recommendation of the prosecutors and the fbi in this case and not make independent decisions about the prosecution. now that they have done what they asked her to do last week, they are saying how could she do this so fast. she should have done more and rethought this. really, it's their turning this into a political decision and i think they will overplay this holdi

we're joined now by kevin madden, cnn political comment t commentator. on what you just heard from donald trump? >> i think it's fantastic. i think it shows the diversity of the republican party. we are not a cookie cutter party anymore. we have a variety of personalities, a variety of different thoughts and viewpoints. and that is shown right now with this trump/pence ticket. if you want something, you find it in a candidate. and if you don't want something, you will find the opposite on the other side. it's a great balance. >> what if you don't find anything? >> candidates with similar tone, similar approach were called low energy. they were called weak. they were called losers. but in this case, it's good that we have different approaches. does that work in this case? >> when you're trying to promote a vision for the counted and agenda, i think the chemistry really does matter. it's very apparent they come from two very different political world views. others will say there's going to be a dissonance and it's going to be hard for them to get on the sa

. >> maddening for us, we have written the story and now boss says write another one on same subject. i wrote it last week but now it is news now. >> that is how i see it impact. >> that is one thing i try to keep in mind throughout the presidential campaign, things that are old news for us, things we thought about for months and months, vast majority of america is not paying attention. they're checking in here and there. see something on facebook feed. this is new to everybody else. majority of america is not coming to the rallies, is not following donald trump on twitter. i always think about that context when writing my story. taking a step back, frame it a way, this has been happening for months. here is why he is saying this. and assuming readers are not following this down to the millisecond like we're all assuming. >> before we come back to the twitter, hashtag, boys and girls on the bus, if you tweet pearls of wisdom coming from the panel. dan, i ask you a real unfair question but you sit here only representative of tv knaus that i have to ask this question too -- tv news. the