do either one of you want to take that, chad or maria teresa? >> i think the challenge that we all face is breaking through, is breaking through in this insane moment where you have this so-called president with this tiny little thumbs sending out tweets every ten seconds. what he wants you to do and what he wants all of us to do is to get distracted, to look over there so you won't see what's happening right here. we see it all the time. there's still an epidemic of this country as it relates to hiv and aids, or as it relates to violence and, in fact, murder of trans women, especially trans women of color. the media do not focus on that enough and so many other issues. what we've got to do is keep telling stories because that's how we change hearts and that's how we change minds and that's ultimately how we're going to win this battle. but we can't get distracted. don't get distracted by bob mueller. he's going to do his job. don't get distracted by stormy daniels, she's going to do whatever she's going to do. >> she's doing her job. >> what we

maria teresa kumar and evan siegfried are back with us.tico, former president obama talking to a group of democrats last night. the thing that struck me was, he was describing himself, he was describing how democrats reacted to him when he rose to the presidency and he was saying don't be looking for that, don't be waiting for that. but did democrats need that? >> i think people are waiting for that. but i think barack obama was really once in a lifetime. not just as a historical figure but as someone who has the policy chops and charisma. that's a unicorn. democrats need to focus on turnout. that's what will win the election in 2018 and 2020. you saw in 2016 that turnout was down on many of the most important groups in the democratic base. black turnout was down, latino turnout was down. so you have to ensure our voters get to the polls and cast their ballot. there's no other way to change the country. >> the flip side we look at a motivated democratic base, at least in 2018 in the midterm, the number that strikes me on the republican sid

joining us is maria teresa kumar. a, this goes to the problem that asylum seekers have been finding. they've been treated as criminals, essentially, by the trump government when they arrive. >> what the judge hit the nail on the head with, with the trump administration policy breaking the law, when i was in mccowan a week ago, we were finding reports were the border patrol were literally on bridges that crossed from mexico into the united states, telling asylum seekers that america was full, that they had to turn back. that by international law is breaking it. and unfortunately the trump administration is being able to demonstrate that not only do they not care about asylum seekers but they're willing to throw the book at individuals who are fleeing some of the most devastating situations. the fact today that the judge ruled against what trump is doing not only demonstrates on a litany of issues when it comes to how trump is treating immigrants and those seeking asylum from the most vulnerable but also demonstrates tha

maria teresa and mari cecile love the contrast here between old and new. that you took to the.two they're mainly sculptures that once stood in the center of rome and that were excavated during an important ira in the city's history. doing put down to me and the most were discovered at the end of the nineteenth century when grown take a middle east capitol. now she thought she was for my copy that he died a. few people know that there's an entire art nouveau quarter in the northeast of the city these ornate buildings are located in the cartier copy did named after architect gino cooperative. he designed them in the early twentieth century. budding artists find plenty of inspiration at the piano so i mean chill. trastevere is one of rome's trendier districts but there are still plenty of secluded spots like the piazza di santa cecilia named after the ninth century basilica. right next door the almost ready to restaurant serves up typical roman cuisine for these cookbook writers it's the perfect place to have dinner here they prepare food the traditional way just like they describ

next i'm joined by ken stein, maria teresa kumar. first, president trump's $12 billion bailout for the farm industry being hit hard by tariffs. apparently isn't the answer some gop lawmakers were looking for. we're back after this. so all this hysteria is a lot to do about nothing. >> right. >> can of diet coke getting expensive because of the 10% tariff on imported aluminum, which makes this can more costly to produce. >> welcome back. coca-cola says it expects to pass on higher prices to consumers because of those tariffs and now global auto powers like japan, mexico, the european union and south korea are preparing to meet next week to discuss a response to the president's threats to impose new tariffs on automobiles and car parts. and as soon as september, farmers will be getting a $12 billion aid package designed to help them bounce back as a result of aggressive tariff policies. for more on all of this, i want to bring in chairman and chief strategist for priorities usa also former political director for hillary clinton, guy ce

next i'm joined by ken stein, maria teresa kumar.2 billion bailout for the farm industry being hit hard by tariffs. apparently isn't the answer some gop lawmakers were looking for. we're back after this. >> we want trade, not aid. >> my farmers don't want aid, not trade. >> we want trade, not aid. >> give me trade, not aid. so you have, your headphones, chair, new laptop with 24/7 tech support. yep, thanks guys. i think he might need some support. yes start them off right. with the school supplies they need at low prices all summer long. save $200 on this dell laptop at office depot officemax. welcome to holiday inn! thank you! ♪ ♪ wait, i have something for you! every stay is a special stay at holiday inn. save up to 15% when you book early at hollidayinn.com could help them save money on car insurance? yea,that and homeowners, renters, motorcycle and boat insurance. huh.that's nice. what happens when you catch a fish? gecko: whoa. geico. more than just car insurance. see how much you could save at geico.com. i'm ok! we have one to

please welcome our next ceolist, president and maria teresa kumar. >> i'm in a room of powerful latinos and i do not hear energy. i don't hear energy. going to talk to you about today's very brief. it's called progress. in this day and time we feel like we're not making progress but progress is because the progress we have made. that folks are coming after us. progress is when we were able to put a stay on daca to make sure it is still in the courts fighting because everybody came present. presidents when the declared a separation of families, opened up a first internment camp of 10 cities in the middle of texas in the middle of the desert expecting no one to pay attention. we heard about it on wednesday. on sunday we said we are going to do a march. in less than seven days we had latino leadership leading an effort to turn down texas. unidos. we had julian castro. we had latino leadership saying not on our watch. that monday the government said it was not going to renew the contract. that is progress. progress is identifying leadership. young talent. we have been training people to run

with me is tonight's panel, charlie savage, maria teresa kumar, and george will, syndicated columnist and msnbc contributor. somebody i plan on seeing a lot over the next five days as we circulate the game coming to washington. geoff, i've seen that the white house says that the summit is still going to happen. are they -- is there anybody inside the traveling white house advocating for a postponement? >> reporter: if they are, chuck, they aren't saying it publicly. look, if you take president trump at his word, he believes he's deserving of a fresh start with vladimir putin. it would appear based on his public comments that many of the same things that fueled his decision to sit down with kim jong-un, a long-time u.s. adversary and international pariah, that those same things are fueling his decision to sit down with putin. he believes that based on the strength of his mythical negotiating skills, based on the sheer force of his personality that he's going to be able to bring about a result different from past administrations. just looking at recent history, it's not clear that the p

vamos con la princesa de "despierta amÉrica" nuestra marÍa teresa interiano, princesa maity. a la tÍa, un abrazo a foul ano. >> hay niÑos mÁs afectuosos que otro, la personalidad del niÑo hay que respetarla. es importante enseÑar a dar la mano porque es una manera cortÉs de saludar aunque no quieran abrazar y es importante enseÑar a respetar sobre todo a la persona mayores, los familiares que les encanta abrazar y darles besos. maity: cuando llevamos a los niÑos a una casa, especialmente a casa ajena, quizÁ se pueden sentir cÓmodos. no se sientan de manera correcta y creen que estÁn a disposiciÓn de hacer cualquier cosa. cÓmo debemos enseÑar a los niÑos a que se sienten en una sala? >> lo mÁs importante es enseÑar que los adultos le digan que se sienten. la manera incorrecta, asÍ uno no se debe sentar. la manera correcta es como lo estÁ haciendo mÍa. omar sabe que cuando uno le indica debe sentarse correctamente, echar sus hombros para atrÁs y estar pendientes de la manera correcta. a las niÑas le hacemos Énfasis en tener sus rodillas juntas y mantener las piernas unidas y so

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maria: stay with us for a joint news conference for untried with the prime minister teresa made.l take you live in the to get it up for the press conference. i'm into focus and big way today. investors with the latest results of the biggest banks. awaiting jpmorgan chase for the second quarter. reporting before the bell this morning will likely set the tone for market. features are flat ahead of those numbers and we will likely see a big change. dow industrials flat as the s&p 500 and the not that composite. nasdaq up three points, the others are down fractionally. yesterday the nasdaq to an all-time high of 78.23. the nasdaq up one and a 3%. the dow is also showing again. up 1% and the dow jones industrial average. markets are higher across the board. the dax index: territory. markets closed higher in the best performer was japan. to make average of 2%. at&t getting ready for battle. the department of justice filed an appeal which allowed the company to allow time warner for $85 billion. the ceo of at&t, randall stevens in. the new thriller skyscraper. netflix and it the 17 year

maria: welcome back. british prime minister teresa may hang in the balance boris johnson is resigning as foreign ministerresigned yesterday become the third official to do so since sunday. theresa may's approach for britain to exit the european union which some are saying is becoming too soft and leading to calls for a no-confidence vote. joining us now is the director of the heritage foundation margaret thatcher, center for freedom. good to see you. thanks for weighing in. >> it's my pleasure. thank you. maria: how do you characterize the situation? >> i think it's been a terrible couple of days for the prime minister. boosting the resignation but the biggest wegener's in the cabinet, boris johnson for secretary and sunday. the secretary has resigned and so this is a government really in a state of turmoil following the prime minister is new brexit proposals unveiled on friday, which many conservatives here view as extraordinarily weak kneed. as boris johnson said yesterday, in an article he said that the brexit dream is actually dying. i think there is real concern here that the government is moving to

teresa: es ahí donde la historia da un giro inesperado.onaba a so en los brazos de su madre, sandra maríala mañana, regresé a la una de la tarde a casa. llegué y no, no, no, no habían llegado todavía. bueno, digo, se habían tardado. como una hora después una hermana mía se comunicó conmigo. "fíjate", me dice, "me habló sandra, que se había ido para estados unidos con la niña", no le digo yo. teresa: ¿cuál fue su reacción? denis: no, no, imagínese usted, yo como padre que-- [carraspea] me consideraba padre-- me considero padre responsable, estoy con mis niños y-- teresa: denis y sandra se conocieron hace 13 años en puerto cortés, en la costa caribeña de honduras. denis: yo estaba en el-- en el ejército acá, en la fuerza naval. me fui a comer al restaurante donde ella trabajaba. por un amigo mío así bromeando fue que me lo dijo, "fíjate que la muchacha te mando saludos" y ahí empezó todo. teresa: en ese entonces la pareja tenía unos 19 años, y sandra era madre soltera de un niño de un año de edad llamado wesley. denis: la vi a ella, una madre, muy responsable ella en su trabajo, una muchach

maria bartiromo prayerbook onto the program friday, july 13th. top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. president trump then british prime minister teresawarning made that her government brexit plan could kill a bilateral trade deal with the newest in a new interview. the president gave an interview to design even before he sat down with teresa made. the latest developments coming out of investors on edge. look at future is very much waiting on earnings. that is why was he really flat showing for the markets. dow industrials up one point. s&p 500 down half a point in the not echo 3.5. this changes once the numbers come out. jpmorgan, city and wells fargo on top-rated technology rally propelled to an all-time high. 78 points when he threw as the closer the nasdaq up one and a third are sent. the dow industrials 1% for 224 points. european markets this morning higher across the board. cac at a quarter of a percent in the dax up fractionally this morning. markets close mostly higher. best performer with japan could they make average of 2%. peter stzrok breaking a silence that lawmakers grilled the fbi agent yesterday over his anti-trump te

teresa peyton is here. she's the ceo of ford life security. did i say it right? >> fortilus. >> shepard: close enough. we'll do the breaking news first. mariarrested because of infiltration. could that mean more than one thing? >> it can. it could be the smoking gun. the other piece is there are oftentimes autonomous units that have gray area marching orders and they work autonomously. they don't have to report back in all of their movements and all of their tactics. in some records, they don't want to because that sort of gives top cover to the senior executives, if you will. so it will be interesting to see as more comes out about this indictment who that official is, if we get to learn the identity. >> shepard: when you were chief information officer under president bush 43 and something like this happened, the president would not side with his own employees tag russian dictator. what would have been your reaction and what is it today? >> yeah, my reaction today is i really wanted to see him be more strong on cyber and intel with putin. now, there was that meeting behind closed doors that none of us are privy to, the details of that. per