matthew: hey, marcus. i'm matthew. lemonis: matthew? matthew: yeah. nice to meet you.onis: nice to meet you. matthew: i'm the owner. lemonis: oh, you are? okay, that's cool. matthew: welcome. lemonis: nice to see you. matthew: yeah. lemonis: it's a big building. matthew: yeah. we just moved. and we're still kind of transitioning right now, still. we got an amazing rate on the place, but we had to put some work into it, for sure. lemonis: can you introduce me to everybody? matthew: yeah. absolutely. lemonis: that would be great. matthew: i'd love to. lemonis: so, who are these folks here? matthew: okay, this is the production staff. lemonis: hey, guys. how are you? matthew: will you all introduce yourself for marcus? lemonis: do you know their names? matthew: i know about half of them. i don't know yours. mason: mason. lemonis: mason. so, you know mason's name? how are you? i'm marcus. briana: briana. lemonis: nice to meet you. do you know briana's name? matthew: no, i don't. lemonis: i'd like to introduce you guys. matthew: yeah. lemonis: my first impression of matt is

matthew: yes. it is ironic. we have to make a joke about it or else people will snicker around the sides. it is interesting that here we are. lindsay: he put a huge stamp on the building. susan: what did he do specifically? lindsay: first and foremost, he selected the site of where it would be. he selected the city and where they house was going to be within the city. he had a surveyor's training and background and enjoyed partaking in that as a hobby when he was older. he came to d.c., surveyed the entire potomac and selected the spot. once the spot was selected in the process was in place, he picked which design was going to be implemented, and he worked with all of the various architects. he met with james hogan before selecting his design. i suspect, but there is no record, i suspect he said, here are the things i'm looking for for his presidents house in philadelphia, he had a bow window added to the reception rooms. i think he then had brought into the white house in the oval drawing rooms we see. there ar

matthew: what the bill says -- peter: we will let him finish and then -- matthew: as long as negotiationsn't limited to price, which means as long as you were talking about price, and you apparently are doing ok, that requires a lot of consideration. are we going to see price-fixing here. --id is corrupted antitrust correct in the antitrust law says we will not sell our products less than news price because people pay more in the marketplace. the antitrust law is to promote consumer welfare. that is price-fixing. antitrust should prevent that type of behavior. david: i find that heartening and fascinating that facebook and google are worried about our market power potential. listen, we are content businesses. before, just a portion of people's online full experiences. i just heard a whole reverie about all the other things people do. that isn industry incredibly stressed, but also something else. really important to the future of our democracy and civic society. if we just watch it get run off the table, we are all going to own the outcome from that. to make the claim we should all be wor

through there's an interesting development and it's interesting you say this matthew. i believe that there is a growing. left right. convergence on a whole lot of issues where there is they are more like mind than most people realize take the example of big business conservatives and liberals point there is a lot of common ground and yet there are some conservatives and some of liberals who don't take the issue of decency i work very closely with steve allen who is live liberal politically as i was conservative politically yet we can see eye to eye i think there are those issues within the conservative movement there are the same kind of tensions there are with the left some people like donald trump some people don't like donald trump but what we tried to get across in this book is that the integrand ism towards trump is partially because the book personal dislike for him and let's face it it's a 2 way street but it's also because it's a personal dislike for the policies that he espoused which were open repudiation on almost everything of barack obama and this is somet

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back to politicking i'm matthew cook sitting in for larry king the democratic party presently has the most diverse group of presidential primary candidates in u.s. history but the huge field is also highlighting deep divisions within the party between the progressive and the establishment wings and the true fight for the nomination hasn't really even begun so is the democratic party going to be able to heal its internal differences in 2020 and support the nominee regardless of which wing she or he is coming from or will one stud side stay home on election day just on principle it's a very real potential problem for party leaders here to talk about this is david morey democratic strategist and former advisor to barack obama's 20082012 presidential campaigns and diane may communications director of our revolution a progressive grassroots organization and pro bernie sanders group they're both in washington d.c. welcome to the program. good to be with you matthew having me so all right let's talk about this deep divisions in the democratic party moderates versus progressives how much of a

welcome to politicking i'm matthew cook in for larry king so president trump is not backing down from his promise to impose tariffs on imports coming into the u.s. from mexico if they don't join him in his efforts to stop the flow of illegal immigrants entering the u.s. mexico is america's largest trading partner and the president has virtually no support in congress for his plan including from the republicans so what happens next in this standoff and who's going to blink 1st let's begin there with the political panel they are george c. republican strategist he's in new york city and in borden town new jersey david murray democratic strategist and former advisor to barack obama's 20082012 presidential campaigns george david welcome to the program thank you matthew good to be with you matthew so let's start with these tariffs 5 percent tariffs on all goods coming from mexico there's no g.o.p. support for this george let's start with you in your estimation where does this game of chicken and. well i'm in north new york today but i'm a texan and one thing i thought we all learn from or t

matthew: 25. you ready? a little matthew here. i am old school so this is going to be king james version. ok? let me set the story up. if there is anyone who does not know the story, it is that the sheep are being divided from the goats. just so you understand, sheep are going to heaven. the goats most definitely are not. the shepherd has divided them. he put the sheep on one side and the goats on the other. here is the passage. and then he shall set the sheep on his right hand, but the goats on his left. then shall the king say unto them on his right hand, come, the blessed of my father. inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world. for i was hunger and you gave me meat. i was thirsty and you gave me drink. i was a stranger and ye took me in. naked, and you clothed me. i was sick and you visited me. i was in prison and you came in to me. and then shall the righteous answer him, saying sword, when saw we thee, gave the drink, the sheep are saying, i don't remember seeing the lord and doing these things for

thank you, chris matthews.f the moments getting a lot of talk tonight when the language got rather spare and plain because it was part of the rules was the around the horn request for -- and i'll let chuck todd ask the question of all the candidates. >> who is the geopolitical threat to the united states? just give me a one word answer congressman delaney. greatest threat to the united states right now. >> well, the biggest geopolitical challenge is china, but the biggest geopolitical threat remains nuclear weapons. so those are different questions. >> the biggest threat to the security of the united states is donald trump, there's no question. >> congresswoman gabbard. >> the greatest -- >> greatest geopolitical threat. >> the greatest threat we face is the fact we're at a greater threat of nuclear war. >> our major threat right now is what's going on in the middle east with iran. >> slimmer than what we've been going here. one or two words. >> our existential threat is climate change. we have to confront it b

though matthew admits he does not really remember ryan, growing up with the ride has taught him to be more caring and giving. >> he's changed my life. even when he's not here with me, through this ride and his legacy and thinking about him. it makes me want to appreciate everything. appreciate life and just value the people around me. >> reporter: as matthew prepares to leave and asked, by saying goodbye to the ride the family allows ryan to grow up as well. john ramis kpix 5 . >> ryan's ride has raised nearly $1 million for the live strongs foundation which will support cancer organizations. >>> a brush fire forced a shutdown of an amusement park in southern california. take a look. it's burning your six flags magic mountain in santa clarita that's north of los angeles. heavy smoke prompted the park to announce an evacuation around noon. a short time later, fire officials decided it would be better for visitors to stay at the back of the park, away from firefighting activity near the front. the fire has burned 40 acres but it is no longer expanding. >>> in the south bay the heat is p

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welcome to politicking i'm matthew cook in for larry king donald trump is in osaka japan along with other world leaders for the annual g 20 summit on the schedule for mr trump a face to face with chinese president xi jinping over trade and a meeting with saudi crown prince mohammed bin bin solomon against the backdrop of a u.n. iranian crisis does the president enter this his 3rd g 20 summit stronger or weaker than his previous summits and what does mr trump need to accomplish for this to be considered a success let's talk about that with our 1st guest he's former u.s. representative chris shays republican from connecticut he served as senior member of the finance and homeland security committees and was chairman of the government oversights national security committee with jurisdiction over both the defense department and the state department he joins me from washington d.c. chris welcome to the program thank you so let's talk about mr trump at the g. 20 summit what does he need to accomplish there and what do you fear he'll do. you know this is a really difficult conversation for me bec

that's right, m&m and, max, he was a basketball coach and mentor for matthew when matthew was in the upstairs -- >> all grown up. >> they came all the way from california. they have no idea but we have a great surprise for them coming up and hopefully they can't hear what i just said. >> i think they got it figured out. >> smiling even more. >>> news to get to as well, starting with president trump's visit to the uk. they touched down at buckingham palace this morning. greeted by queen elizabeth, prince charles, want to go back to terry moran there for it all. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, george. well, even the weather cooperated, a splendid english summer day at buckingham palace. it's been a treat to watch all the pomp and circumstance. marine 1 as you're pointing out, landing just behind us in the garden of buckingham palace there. the president and first lady greeted by prince charles, the prince of wales and camilla, the duchess of cornwall and then meeting queen elizabeth for the second time president trump, 93 years old, doing her duty here really greeting t

matthews? >> thank you. good evening, everyone. i am pleased to announce that the acute e.e.a. innovation award cohort of schools for the 2019, 2020 school year has been approved by the innovation award review committee. ten out of 18 schools were awarded the opportunity to solve foreign equity challenge to ensure that each and every one of the students realizes the san francisco unified school district's graduate profile. they will participate in any facilitated process to design, pitch, and implement solutions funded by the act over the course of the coming year. the awarded schools are, thurgood marshall, john mclaren early ed, galileo high school, el dorado elementary school, tenderloin community school, balboa high school, john o'connell high school, cesar chavez elementary school, star king elementary elementary school and josÉ ortega. congratulations to all of these schools. [applause] for almost 30 years, our district and our district program, the lgbtq support services have committed t

matthews. so i'm going to revisit here the special order of business and subject, appointment of 8 members to the san francisco parent advisory council. -- and two alternate members to serve from july 2019 to june 2021. the members recommended for appointment are ana majina, elsa hernandez, sharon g. wan-in -- [inaudible] >>. >> the p.a.c. has a membership of 15 regular membered on staggered terms plus regular alternates. if the above nominees are appointed to the p.a.c., one alternate seat on the p.a.c. will remain open. this provides the designation of alternates to become regular members in the event of one regular member leaving the p.a.c. currently, there are two alternate nominees and one alternate seat will remain open. the p.a.c. prioritized outreach to historically underserved communities and have been historically underserved in policy discussion. at the moment, p.a.c. is not representing families or students that are monolingual or chinese speaking, and over the summer, we will make

matthews? >> this will be read into the record. >> thank you. the requested action that the superintendent recognize the budget with us -- for the san francisco unified school district office of education be submitted for adoption as the budget for fiscal year 19-20 and be placed in the official file of the secretary of the board of education and the superintendent is authorized to make any transfers necessary to correct erroneous account classifications or to effect any changes in the accounts may necessary by changes in the method of expenditures within the purpose of the appropriation that in accordance with the california education code, the superintendent is authorized to convert the budget, approved on school district forms to be official state forms prescribed by the state superintendent of public instruction for legal adoptions and processing, and to transmit the fiscal year 19-20 budget for the san francisco unified school district in san francisco county office of education to the off

there was also a station at saint matthews episcopal. that was after reverend william monroe started saint matthews. first congregation had a side. second baptist is the only extinct side. the sanctuary we are taking in this morning was not the original sanctuary for a german reformed lutheran church. the original sanctuary is downstairs. douglasshere frederick that's the room where reverend supply chase, who was a white minister at second baptist for 10 years, he was the last conductor on the underground railroad's. was the 13th amendment ratified, freeing the rest of the slaves, reverend supply chase -- important that we commemorate, remember and never forget how important detroit was for the underground railroad. it was one of the most prominent sites and one of the most prominent ways. the underground railroad was an underlying foundation for the history of detroit. it was an instrumental part in the growth of the community. a large part of the community was made up by freedom seekers. >> during our time in detroit, we met up with a

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joel thanks for being here thanks matthew it's great to be with you so this is donald trump's 3rd g. 20 summit if you can believe it to see enter this one stronger or weaker than his previous 2. while he is coming in with a lot of wind in his sails from his own positioning but the world is requiring in many of his ideas so it's a very different kind of g. 20 and the 1st one where he seemed to be gathering his language where he was at odds with his team where he was criticized at home for what he was saying in terms of america's role in the world at this one it's very clear donald trump has an idea of how he wants america to engage it's controversial for sure but it is going to be one where he puts his stamp on this meeting so is america no longer seen as the leader of the free world what's our standing right now at the g. 20 yeah the g. 20 it's a mixture of multiple countries with multiple interests and they're all going to be advocating and jockeying the g 20 has not been a forum where we've really been seen as the the dominant leader 70 g 8 meetings in the past those have been a pl

but go on, matthew, sorry. >> i mean, i think you're right. for a large part of the republican party, they thought, well, we'll tar nancy pelosi as this liberal from san francisco. it didn't work so well. you know, the democrats did incredibly well in the midterm elections under her leadership and she's clearly trying to keep some discipline here. she doesn't want them to look like they're going off the rails after trump. and, you know, i think there are others in the party who feel the way she does which is better to focus on defeating him in an election and then if there are crimes for him to be indicted on, let him be indicted. but let's not make this a political circus, which is, like, let's face facts. impeachment, in the end, is a political act. let's do that through elections if we can. >> april, you said what about checks and balances? and what about those things. listen -- >> that's true. >> when you think about it, nancy pelosi is in a very interesting position here because there are members of her party who are calling for impeachme

you have to watch chris matthews after i'm done at 10:00 eastern. okay? coming up, including joy ann reid including her time with joe biden. much more ahead. >>> i was inspired by the words of a rapper. i don't know who andrew yang is, but he wants to give me $1,000 a month be. if people think that's a reality, we can get folk who is do not think politics apply to them. they are putting one foot in front of the other. just fighting for the next month and whatever. it's like yo, he wants to put cash money into everyone's hands and humanize the economy. they will think it's too good to be true until they see me standing next to joe biden on june 27th, they will say the asian man is for real. >> 2020 presidential candidate andrew yang talking about his proposal to give all americans under the age of 18 a guarantee basic income of $1,000 a month. even though mr. yang is polling generously at 1%, clearly he is feeling his oats in part like he said because he really is about to appear on a debate stage along former vice president, joe biden. that might make any

and matthew hancock, he wants to increase the national living wage to more than £10 an hour.at the moment, if you want to have a closer look at key policies and pledges made by the leadership contenders, visit our website. vicki young there, or chief political correspondent. do you have any questions for the prime minister, the new prime minister are of course that is? because on tuesday the 18th of june, of course that is? because on tuesday the 18th ofjune, bbc one will be hosting a live election hustings between the various candidates for conservative party reader and one of them will be the person who moves into downing street after theresa may. the debate will be shaped by your questions and what we're asking you to do is submit those questions in advance, e—mail and have her at our website. a look at the weather now across the united kingdom. this going to be a lot of rain around. some have artie started went. we have had downpours in the southwest of england. —— already started wet. main focus of the really wet weather later this afternoon and through the evening is go

matthew really good to talk to you many thanks indeed for being with us matthew driscoll that in singapore. there with the news out from al-jazeera still to come on the program forced to flee hundreds of thousands of congolese seek sanctuary in uganda will be live at a refugee settlement. migrants trying to reach europe land on the shores of tunis he had become the country afford to grant asylum to those who seek it. the new orleans pelicans. and in sports n.b.a. teams try to change their fortunes as the draft pick gets underway in new york the details coming up a little later. thousands of demonstrators in hong kong are back on the streets demanding the complete withdrawal of an extradition bill there occupying roads around police and government buildings others are outside the government's headquarters calling for the resignation of hong kong's leda mass demonstrations have been held over the past 2 weeks against a bill which would allow criminal suspects to be sent to mainland china for trial let's go live now to hong kong al jazeera riot is there so rob protesters back out on the stree

lopez: reporter: lopez matthews, thank you for talking with us. lopez: thank you. thank you so much. ♪ ♪ the house will be in order. announcer 1: for 40 years c-span has been providing america unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events from washington, dc and around the country so you can make up your own mind. created by cable in 1979 c-span's brought to you by your local cable or satellite provider. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> i have a white male, and i am prejudiced. and the reason it is is something i wasn't taught but kind of something that i learned. i don't like to be forced to like people. i like to be led to like people through example. what can i do to change, you know, to be a better american? >> that was a remarkable moment. i didn't realize until ice that office at because -- i stepped off the set because there were was.calls, how powerful it there was something in his voice that touched me. so authentic as he searches for the words to say something to a national audience that most of

matthews is pleading not guilty to the state charges. if convicted of the federal ones, he could be sentenced to more than 100 years in prison. david? >> steve osunsami who has been following this case for us. steve, thank you. >>> next, the weather threat on both coasts tonight. the east bracing for heavy rain. this could be dangerous driving and flight delayseatoou, rob. reason nice to see you, david. another late season soaker here in the east, the carolinas and the georgia area. very saturated, they are getting the opening round. the rain shield extends all the way back into missouri, because the upper low is over michigan. going to take a couple of days to get through. the focus will be on the coastal low. i-95, getting heavy rain. new york and boston with maybe more rounds in the evening. in the west, another record-breaker for portland and seattle. pacific breezes kick in tomorrow, but the heat's going to be up there again in phoenix and vegas right into the weekend and getting in and around here in the northeast, david, is not go

that our actions say to them the words for with matthew ridgway listened. iwill not fail thee, nor forsake thee. let us continue to stand for the ideals for which they lived and died. thank you very much and god bless you all. , president bill clinton spoke at a ceremony honoring the 50th anniversary of d-day. he spoke at [applause]

.>> madonna new, inside the car was her son, 33-year-old matthew rios, dead from gunfire. officers found the car at 10 pm, 15 minutes after matthew should have been home. >> he is everything to me. he is all i have. >> the freeway was closed all night long as officers scoured the ground for evidence. despite that search, they have no information on potential suspects or where the gunfire could have come from. despite the seemingly insurmountable odds, madonna wants to see her sons killer prosecuted three >> whoever is responsible for this, they have to pay for justice. they have to pay the consequences. >> like so many of these cases, it's very tough for investigators to find evidence sog atwill lead to matthew's killer, but at this moment the investigation is ongoing. >>> i'm in front of the alameda county superior court has, covering the ghost ship trial. i was in the courtroom as defendant max harris took the stand for the second day. today, was cross-examination.>> he is totally lying, my son died a horrible death in the fire. they knew their death was coming. >> durin

matthew i hate to generally agree with george because that's bad television but i generally agree with george look i think this is much more politics than policy i think it doesn't make a lot of sense it doesn't actually do much for the immigration issue because mexico needs help on that on wednesday there are people meeting around now talking about this issue will see of progress has been made by thursday today and we'll see how this all plays out but listen terrace is not a great solution i don't care what anyone says i went to pretty good schools studied economics at the wharton school london school of economics tariffs and up on issuing the country imposing tariffs there's a tax dimension to it and cation and countries start to game it out so this doesn't make a lot of sense in the republican senators aligned with the democrats isn't that funny view it that way there's a new c.n.n. poll that shows that a majority of americans 54 percent think that donald trump is going to win again despite all the shenanigans we've just been talking about. how is how is this possible that people st

and matthew i wrote navasky page to raise you know like. a member 21st lieutenant goodwin churns out for 3 casa de andreotta were knocked out of formation when 2 rounds of flying get through the nose with it once you fall back on a formation you're an easy target we had a fall back out of formation because they had hit an engine and when they hit an engine it was an inboard engine and it hit me when doing 1st lieutenant matthew ride radnofsky the navigator and here. we are the tail gonna bailed out everybody bailed all enlisted men bailed out. the pilot and the copilot stayed holding the plane plane level. i was hit in the plane. and the same explosion is also the number 2 engine on fire sever the throttle linkage to number one. the plane lost 2 engines. ultimately and the 3rd engine. finally i got a great big. piece of flak that went into my back. right through. the armored suit that i was wearing i had 2 of it suits one that i laid on the floor. and another one who was one that was sitting and wearing but i went right through it didn't ma

laura: matthew price reporting there. focus of the d-day commemorations has been thehe veterans andoldiers who didn't come home. general george jouan has a unique perspective on this. n he served o supreme allied commander and he joined me a short time ago as members of world war ii -- memories of world war ii fade,rt how imt is it that we remember d-day and what it stands for? gen. joulwan: i think it is extremely important, and what occurred on the beaches of normandy 75 years ago -- was ere for the 50th anniversary. should not be forgotten, it was a united allied effort that -- shared values, broughty bout und peace to a continent that had been under attack by al egime that cost thousands if not millions of lives. laura: as you sethose veterans now in their 90's lk about what they endured, what does it tell young generations about the nature of sacrifice? ll, that isn: extremely important. freedom is not free. freedom needs to be understood, needs to be fought for, needs to be protected. that is not just freedom for am

joining our conversation, chris matthews, host of msnbc's "hardball." chris is out in dayton for the town hall. i feel like i'm talking to these folks but you're talking to people who voted maybe for obama once or twice and switched and voted for trump and make romney voters who voted for clinton. what do they want? what's on their mind? >> we'll find out tonight. this will be exciting. we script part of the show in terms of some of the people we bring up but we don't know what they will do. i will do a warmup before the show and urge everyone who shows up to speak their minds and passions and attitudes. we're going to have a lot of voices, for trump haters and likers, people who switch back and forth. we're going have people who switched in both directions in '16 who might switch again. we have a guy who spent 30 minutes in the voting booth trying to decide who to vote for last time until finally voting for trump because he hates hillary. we will try to get all of the passions in the room and find out. it's one night to listen, not to speak, i think fo

chris matthews is back at 10:00 p.m. tonight. a special event.s" town hall live from dayton, ohio. you're not going to want to miss that one. tune in then. in the meantime, "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> i think that this is about us doing our jobs. >> the movement to impeach the president keeps growing. >> are we doing hour job as a member of the house? >> tonight, why more americans are getting on board with impeachment as more democrats say they don't want to wait until the election to vote on the president's fate. >> i am going to be supporting and seeking and trying to build consensus for an impeachment inquiry into the president. >>> then senator chris murphy on new republican calls to bomb iran. >> unprovoked attacks on commercial shipping warrant a retaliatory military strike against the islamic republic of iran. >>> what we learned from the democratic candidates at the poor people's campaign presidential forum. >> i know

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they also took off the boyfriend, matthew. he had an alibi that held up, putting him somewhere else at the time lynsie went missing. so that left just two. >> i haven't seen her since that day. >> marty, whom police didn't trust because of his secret relationship with lynsie, and because he had lied about his identity. and the man who dropped lynsie off at that corner, the last person to see her before she vanished. chris mcamis. >> go on in here and grab a seat at the end. >> april 2002, more than a year after lynsie went missing, detectives decided to start over. they brought chris mcamis back to see if his story still held up. >> i really would like to think that lynsie has been, like, either abducted or something's happened to her. >> like what? >> i'd really rather think that she's with friends or something like that. >> police turned up the heat. >> what type of, in my pollyanna mind, in a perfect world, she could be someplace. >> it's a possibility she's dead. >> right. >> police thought chris seemed oddly calm, talking