mckay, let me start with you. a lot of never trump conservatives who are sort of mike pence curious, i'll call them, or sort of like mike pence. they dabble in mike pence, being pretty horrified by the joe arpaio shout-out. >> yeah, i've been surprised by that, the amount of shock among a lot of anti-trump conservatives. having spent a lot of time talking to people close to mike pence, researching his life, reporting out that profile, the thing that has become most clear to me is he has erected a moral, ethical, theological framework for himself that essentially justifies doing anything in this current office that president trump asks him to do. and i don't say that glibly. i mean, the reality is he believes that there was a divine intervention at play in his ascent to the vice presidency that his current job is to serve president trump loyally and faithfully until the moment, if it comes that he is supposed to ascend to the presidency. and when you look at everything he does in this current office in that context

mckay, it's a great piece by the way. >> thank you. >> but here is the piece with mike pence and thising. if you wake up at 6:00 every morning and go jogging in central park and you meet up with ten people and go jogging for year and a half, two years. you're a jogger. that's what it is, right? >> yes. you are what you do. >> you are what you do. we keep seeing bigots and racists and anti-semites. and we keep saying well, that's them. but pence and trump, they're not them. yes, they are. they are cavorting with these same men that are either in the administration or allied with the administration. and they're upholding all the same values. pence is no different than trump or anyone else in this crew. the difference is he sort of waves this evangelical flag and his great moral values with his wife. he is a complete and total hypocrite. and we do know he is just watching the shock clock so when trump goes down he can say the lord wanted me to do it and ascend here. >> when he was a talk radio show host, he referred to himself as a rush limbaugh on less caffeine, or something to that eff

but i'm going give to it you anyway, mckay. i don't know you as well. here we go.onal nomination fight in the primary tonight in 2020 if it come downs to mike pence and nikki haley? who wins? >> geez, i have no idea. >> i'm betting on nikki. i'm betting on the ambassador. jeremy, you want to take a shot at that? it's a free fire shot. who looks better? >> i think that a republican that has much distance as possible from trump is probably the one in a situation like that for whatever reason trump leaves office early who is going to have the best shot. now nikki haley has her own political brand. mike pence's political brand right now is so wrapped up in donald trump's that there is no daylight between the two of them. nikki haley has been pretty clever. >> exquisitely answered by a straight reporter. thank you so much, jeremy peters and mckay coppinss. up next, it was a striking contest today. trump were on hand for the opening of the new embassy there but less than 60 miles away, palestinians would be being shot and killed along the gaza border. a horrendous juxtap

b mckay served in the legislature 11 years. the first time i passed bill was 2016. i had been there almost nine years before that. during that time i cosponsored legislation, helped other people pass their bills, i found and wrote legislation i gave to other people to carry part of that i thought that was my responsibility part of it was i notice when i got to the legislature if you wanted a bill to pass you became susceptible to people try to hold you hostage so to the question of the challenge if you show someone you wanted something then they would use that desire to force you to vote for something you didn't want so i realized what i wanted the done i was okay if somebody else out the credit as long as the work got done those of grandparents raising those who are not on that was personal to me they have patterson she was five diesels and as a lawyer i help my parents navigate the family children services network in mississippi i realized the check me and my sister who also went to law school it took us to help my parents imagine families in georgia who didn't ha

the mckay is down further from yesterday. yesterday. what we saw in wall street yesterday. yesterday. was down, the nasdaq was down. nasdaq was down. the dow had its worst day in five weeks. worst day in five weeks. the political crisis in italy, which is making the global markets jitter. is making the global markets jitter. will be putting on the trade tariffs. tariffs. washington saying they will put the trade tariffs on. put the trade tariffs on. it did seem we were not going to have them. seem we were not going to have them. around the world, thank you for the updates. our business reporter. thank you for investing your time with us, support is coming up next. with us, support is coming up next. —— sport. the top stories this hour. between trump and kim jong—un. has her hit series cancelled, after sending racist tweets. open to the public next month. will gompertz reports. which dates back over 1000 years. and into the queen's diamond jubilee galleries. the point from the ground, where you could no longer see it... they are new but the space isn't. it's been here for centuries, la

what do you think of that, mckay? >> it totally made sense.i was finishing the piece. stephen miller loves to egg the president on. he talked about this thing trump does at his campaign rallies where he leads the lyrics to "the snake" this old soul song where he basically compares syrian refugees and illegal immigrants to poisonous deceitful snakes who will bite us because we let them into our country. it's clearly demagoguery, but what's funny is that when i talk to miller, he thrills at this. he spent several minutes describing the performance art of it, how theatrical it was, how the crowds love it. he compared it to the opening chords of "free bird." and i think your other guests got at it, which is that to miller, a lot of this is performance art, it is theater and he has a way of turning the people affected by this into a kind of abstract side issue rather than the actual point of all of these policies in governing. >> michele, what's so striking to me though is that while roseanne found consequences today for sort of engaging in this ki

catherine stough felt that interview crossed a line, asking: caroline bruce agreed: and david mckay eitherarned: the impression some had that the wedding buildup was taking over bbc news was reinforced by a new version of the countdown sequence leading up to the headlines on the news channel. normally it features bbc reporters on location but from thursday that was replaced by up to one minute's worth of images of, guess who? benedict adam said: but the main pre— wedding focus this week was an on and off issue which seemed at times to be turning into a latin american soap operas. every twist and turn was followed by bbc news. thomas michael was expected to walk his daughter down the aisle at the ceremony at saint georges chapel in windsor. —— thomas markle. nicholas witchell is at buckingham gate for us. it is the clear whether that will happen? no, it is absolutely unclear now. in windsor, preparations for the wedding are gathering pace, with a question over whether the father of the bride will be there. meghan markle, by all accounts, is still hoping very much that he will. reports sugge

but billy mckay levelled for the visitors just before half time.he result leaves county five points from safety with two games to play. brighton have secured their premier league status for next season by beating manchester united 1—0. it's their first season in the league and the seagulls needed the goal decision system to confirm that pascal gross' had scored by the finest of margins. 2.8 centimetres, that's just over an inch. it's only their second win over manchester united in their history and leaves them on an uncatchable a0 points. manchester city's yaya toure will leave the club at the end of the season. toure will play his final game for city against brighton on wednesday but is expected to continue playing in england. toure joined the club in 2010. and his current one—year deal expires in the summer. he's been there for all three of city's premier league titles and scored the winner in the final of their fa cup victory in 2011. but has only made nine league appearances this season, all as a substitute. zlatan ibrahimovic admits there are

mckays facebook post has almost 300 comments nearly all sympathetic. despite the lure. .e don't have roosters. that's it.""my daughter saw one right out beyond this deck." experts say anyone raising chickens in their backyard should invest in an electric fence...to help keep out coyotes. (grant) 4 your health tonight... playing tackle football at a young age could lead to cognitive and emotional problems much earlier in life... that's according to a newly released study published by the "annals of neurology"... researchers studied the brains of nearly 250 football players -- 211 of them were diagnosed with c-t-e after death. they found those who started playing before age 12 showed symptoms of brain disease earlier than those who got a later start. c-t-e is often caused by repeated head trauma -- but this new research looks at what happens to kids who start the sport early. researchers found those who played tackle football as children and were later diagnosed with c-t-e -- suffered from memory loss, mood swings, depression, agression and a lack of organizational skills..

features works by twenty international and german photographers including david la chapelle and jim mckay to put the mix. subjects from architecture celebrities to berlin subcultures and art images are free unique perspective of this once divided city it's on show at the gallery camera works until august twenty eighth and. it's a key ingredient for the classic purview machette now number find food and it's currently in full bloom highly scented roses sent to folio also known as the mail room blossoms near the french riviera for only three to four weeks a year this flower farm in paco market is under an exclusive contract for sure now blossoms are picked early in the morning when they're sent his strongest. and now we're off to burbs and to visit an open air museum that's not just got special except this far also quite special opening times the work there can only be seen at low tide because the installations and sculptures are exhibited in the sea the changing of the tide fascinates abu one and some are sure that the power of the moon which provides the app and flow affects all of us in t

mckay could be viewed as disrespectful to someone hearing it, because you do not know if they are speakingbout you. >> albertson's released a statement that reads in part, albertson's shares a diverse customer population, and encourages employees with foreign language abilities to use those skills to serve its customers. >>> in sacramento, 15,000 people are expected to attend the high times cannabis cup at cal expo. the two day festival is the first in the united states. past cups have allowed marijuana use for those with medical prescriptions. today the only requirements are, to be 21 or older, and you have to have a ticket. sacramento's marijuana czar says tax revenues from this event could exceed $200,000. >>> world-famous rock hybrid is recovering from a fall from el capitan in yosemite national park. on floor and posted pictures on instagram after taking the fall yesterday. it is not clear how far he fell. he wrote at the time, i think i broke my leg. his climbing partner says flooring injured both of his legs. rescuers pulled him to the top where he spent last night receiving medical

mckay can't afford it. and then caps on to medicaid and very often this support to put it mildly. making poor black black women get the worst of it. and as an effort to take better worse for infant mortality are also the state one -- the state that have the most restrictions on abortion. and those that don't care much about women and where they die and not earlier from childbirth. and then to talk about culture. and then simultaneously learning one -- alluring across between labor and with legs and shoulders but not much socializing goes on. and the personal providers. and then also to make the point with that illusion of immortality. it is easy to make enough yet with those serious june the what is up with that? [laughter] i didn't come quite out to sea in the book there is a downside to muscle building at a certain age. nobody told me that by doing leg presses how much weight i was wrecking my lower back. but somebody should have intervened to say wait. but nothing like that. bigger muscles and higher weigh weight. more more more. >> you ended up injuring yourself. yes. now i am

so i guess when they were working at how to cast comey statement which was rewritten by mckay and othercials in the fbi, they would have had to possibly in tight barack obama for violation of the same security requirements. >> host: the original statement said hillary clinton e-mailed the president from russia on this unclassified system. they emphasize. >> president obama responded that, so using his pseudonym to go over the clinton e-mail server which would be the specific violation. when comey does a statement to the public and not only is one of the two lovers and andrew mccabe. fire at the recommendation of the inspector general for lying repeatedly under oath and leaking information, when they rewrote, statement during the election they not only change terms like grossly negligent to extremely careless, which is not a legal definition of the criminal act, they also changed that it was president obama who had use the server with the synonym e-mail. the coup d'État was that not only in the detailing killing the deep state, it not only involved in an attempt to make sure donald trump

speaking to cnbc, hsbc group finance director ian mckai described the bank's trading activity in the last quarter >> january was a strong month for us i think the numbers we were seeing slowed up a bit in the last quarter looking at numbers for the quarter, in tough trading conditions, the business did well overall activity for our global banking and markets activity was reasonably robust for the quarter with just a couple of areas of weakness in rates and credit overall for the quarter, flat on the first quarter of last year if you'll recall last year's first quarter for ourselves and for the industry was particularly strong. >> swiss re topped first quarter expectations despite net profit falling 30%. the world's second biggest reinsurer said it earned more in the first quarter than it did for all of last year amid what it called a challenging price environment. swiss re gave no update on its stake talks with softbank. >>> first quarter profit at generali rose thanks to a strong performance in the nonlife business the company's cfo says the results allow generali to approach the re

directed by the big short writer adam mckay and star jennifer lawrence. in 2015 it fell over claims of inaccurate testing and fraud. >>> a justin timberlake super fan is smiling after her wish came true. >> it started with a viral video of an 88-year-old florida grandmother surprised with tickets to see her favorite singer. >> where are you going? >> oh, god. >> hello there. >> ah. i'm so excited to meet you. >> this is ms. maloney, better known as nammy to her family and friends. she got to meet justin timberlake after the manager arranged it. she made the post of the situation, asked timberlake for a special request. >> do you think your wife will mind if i kiss you on the cheek? >> she won't mind. >> don't tell her. >> i won't. >> what is going on here? i'm getting hustled. >> so she didn't get the second kiss, but she did get and i love you shout out from the stage. the singer did that during the concert. nammy says she plans to frame her ticket and autograph so she never forgets her thrilling night. >> very happy for nammy. dreams do come true, at le

mckay devereaux is executive director of outback therapeutic expeditions. >> it's actually the firsthey're learning to take care of themselves. >> reporter: josh is enrolled in a treatment program called unplugged. the organization waived his fee, which can run tens of thousands of dollars, hoping to raise awareness of the problem. if the boys want to survive, they will have to change their lives. what does that have to do with gaming or anxiety or depression? >> being able to kind of reset everything neurologically and mentally by taking them away from all the distractions of their typical life. >> reporter: after josh has been in the wilderness for more than seven weeks, we go for a visit. i'm elizabeth. it's very nice to meet you. all right, so, show me around your camp. >> reporter: josh shows me how he and the other boys live. carrying their few belongings in a homemade backpack, building shelter, preparing meals. nothing gourmet, out here peanut butter is a delicacy. josh wanted to show off his new fire-making skills -- where do you do it, right here? >> yeah. >> reporter: oh.

particularly outrageous or almost humorous, one, why do you continue to criticize jim comey and andrew mckay. i mean give me a break. you need to ask that? that's rather obvious and the other one, why did you hold you know jeff sessions, attorney general sessions' resignation in abeyance until i think may 319 and who did you discuss it with? as joe points out this goes to the heart of executive decision making but it shows something else. these questions show a couple things. the mueller people are outraged and livid at the president's criticism of them and they have a very dangerously broad view of obstruction of justice. >> i want to play for you now a something from rod rosenstein today, he was today reacting what he heard and been reported with the freedom caucus potentially drawing up articles of impeachment against himself. this is what he said. >> they can't even resist leaking their own draft. i just don't have anything to say about documents like that, that nobody has the courage to put their name on and they leak in that way, but i can tell you, the different people who have been m

>> what we know is from the family, dave mckay, the lawyer said they had a deal, deripaska came back,were sending the plane to the tarmac, we are going to rescue him. there was a statement that the iranian government wanted it saying we were involved in hillary clinton was unable to give them that absolution. the plane left and he was never rescued. >> laura: you kind of have to say what you've got to say at that point. some stupid statement.wh who cares. to me, that's just a nothing. you wonder if there was any future concern about any irane, deal down the road. i don't know what was going into play, but then you fast-forward robin, to the fall of 2016. some of these agents whoag approached deripaska and his apartment in new york, remember he's only allowed to come into the united states on a few occasions, one by one visa. they approach him and they say float this collusion idea. and he's like what? collusion? with manafort? is kind of laughing at them. and they are like, keep an open mind. they were actually trying to collude with a russian billionaire to push the russian collusion

not the princes described earlier by judge mckay c. using a lot of media articles recently in the last few weeks and months that somehow suggest all of a sudden when justice gorsuch became a different person. he's become mean and aggressive and his writing has become terrible. i would just ask you to think to yourself, you know, it's amazing how much somebody might change in a year when they join the supreme court. i daresay it's almost certainly false. what you see here is a narrative of folks trying to attempt to discipline justice gorsuch. if you don't do the things we think you should do, we are going to call you names, make fun of you. we are going to mock your writing style. justice gorsuch does not care about the d.c. till circuit. he would not be touted by newspaper articles. he doesn't read them. he reads the law before him and decides cases. i wouldn't worry about those articles. they are wrong. they are crazy. some of them go back to harvard law school for a reunion. there are all laughing and joshing with each other. the wh

. >> the movie will be directed by the big short writer adam mckay and will star jennifer lawrence as elizabeth holmes. theranos was a medical testing startup in palo alto that got billions in support from investors about five years ago. in 2015 it fell over claims of inaccurate testing and fraud. >>> happening today, the amgen tour is coming to the south bay. here is a look at the route the cyclists will take. starting at dunne avenue and east fifth street al toll 45. the week-long race takes cyclists through 645 miles in california. >>> i want to head back to our major problem this morning in fremont. it started at 9:30 last night. this was a crash involving five vehicles and three people are dead as a result of this crash. we still have all lanes of northbound 880 closed. matt keller is on the scene this morning. he's saying they're getting pretty close to opening up the roadway. chp was hoping by 5:30 this morning. if you look in front of these flashing lights, there's still quite a bit of debris. all five of the vehicles involved in this crash have been cleared from the scene. th

. >> all right, christina mcgreer, mckay coppins, thank you for being with me tonight. >>> to our daily podcast, every day the latest episodes of our show. even if you just watched it, now you can listen to it too. subscribe now wherever you get your podcasts. that's all for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> makes it sink in defendant. seeing it is a cool medium. >> it's the distracting advivis of yours truly. you just can't take it in the words. this help. >> is that what we're calling it, distracting? you big hunk of host you. >> that's me. >> thank you, chris. well done. and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. no distracting visage here. i know. all right. paul manafort was fired or he resigned as donald trump's campaign chairman in mid-august 2016. he left the campaign amid some startling news reports that he had secretly been paid millions of dollars off the books by the ukrainian government. now paul manafort insisted that there was nothing wrong with the way he had been paid in that country for his totally normal politic

police did not arrest the white person and at that point -- parts of the black community said, like mckay, if we are going to go down, we will go down fighting back. charlie roberts is of interest here. there was a presumption that the white community had the right to arm itself and the police should defend themselves. never thinking about the double standard of -- does the black community have the right to defend itself? the police force overwhelmingly white, had they ever thought of arming the black community or holding rallies, a white power rally because charlie robinson had been there and said you have the right to defend yourself? the answer is absolutely, no. in the aftermath of the revolt, blacks in your filed a suit in federal court. filed a suityork, in federal court. the goal was to take over the york police force, much like ferguson and baltimore recently. my guess is that attorneys on those cases might know of these arguments made earlier. why it was not, taken over in 1969 was because of the mayor, john snyder died of a heart attack and the judge said, we should give the new

your argument next in case 1682 mckay verses louisiana. >> mr. chief justice and may it please the court. when a defendant maintains his innocence and insisted on testis burden of proof, the constitution prohibits a trial court from permitting the defendants own lawyer over the defendant's objection to tell the jury that he is guilty. the sixth amendment guarantee's a personal defense that belongs to the accused and whether to admit or contest guilt is the paramedic example of that personal defense not only because it's singularly affect in the life and liberty of the accused but also because making that decision requires weighing subject of aspirations and dahlia judgments that are unique to every individual. >> suppose the charge is murder and the lawyer says based on what i've looked at the case is a test self-defense and the defendant says no i didn't shoot the person. the lawyer says the evidence is going to show that you did and it was self-defense. if the lawyer goes ahead and present that defense does that fall under your theory? >> mr. c

>> so i have a question for you, mckay, about the central theme of your story here which is the rise question here is what happened from what you reported here when a movement becomes kind of devoted a bit less to ideas and policies and more to provocation, to the very act of battle with the other team, with eliciting reaction from the other side. how is that important in the age of trump and what does the future look like for this movement? >> that was actually the thing that most interested me about this piece in the first place. the piece covered stephen miller's high school years and college years. and in a lot of way, it was a pioneering campus troll. ten years before, you know, conservative student groups started to invite people to their universities to kind of kick up controversy. you know, i think it is really concerning to say the least that huge swaths of this rising generation of conservatives are more interested in, you know, triggering the libs in their words and doing things that outrage the other side than in advancing their own ideas. and the more that this generatio

mckay at hsbc about that buyback and why investors were important. >> the buyback we are announcing this morning is broadly speaking, in line with the pattern of what we have done in the last couple of years. the community is expecting a little more. from our perspective, the numbers from the first quarter bear out. alix: do your point of view, it feels like there is also a divergence in economic data from the u.s. as well, and the need for buybacks? carl: look at the german interest rates and what portion of the yield curve is still in negative territory. negative interest rates are not an effective policy. if you want healthy economic growth supported by an extension of bank credit, negative interest rates is not the right path. the fed has been clear this does not look to be a viable option, and the european example, whether we are looking at the earnings results for banks or the broader performance over the last couple of years, also bolster that view. lower interest rates help. negative interest rates, not so much. david: it does not seem that the guidance.ive any carl: that may not

mckay cannot conceive of that from the civil rights perspective where i work i don't know about the restof the department and the law with the department of justice will follow the law. >> see you don't know what the law is with regard to sharing of the data? >> i do know there is prohibition with sharing i don't know how other entities within the department of justice deal with that issue i cannot speak on their behalf that on my behalf all entities will follow the law and we do not share that data with other governmentie agencies. >> i will shift to another issue is the doj aware of any study analysis or projectionit of how the inclusion of this question will affect the response rate? that is a great question if that really is a question for the i department of the census bureau since it is their province to decide which questions are included but my understanding that he took a hard look at the issue and found known. all evidence to suggest the question would be to a reduction of response rates based on the memo of decisions that he issued i cannot speak on his behalf. >> if evidence

holly mckay speaking with this man who claims to have brokered the deal on his own.he gave al qaeda trucks and ammo in exchange for the branches protection while he and his soldiers traveled through syria. it's on our website right now. check it out. >> president trump: we are calling on congress to secure our borders, support our border agents, stop sanctuary cities, and shut down policies that release violent criminals back into our communities. we don't want it any longer. we've had it. enough is enough. >> heather: president trump renewing his call for a crackdown on immigration today. that was yesterday actually ahead of a big meeting going on today with top white house officials and local california leaders fighting the state's so-called sanctuary laws. let's bring in our panel. brad blakeman, assist tonight to george w. bush and richard fowler radio talk show host. great to see you both here today. brad, i will start with you. president says enough is enough. do you agree? >> absolutely. there is no higher duty that the congress has than to protect our borders

your argument next in case 1682 mckay verses louisiana. >> mr. chief justice and may it please the court. when a defendant maintains his innocence and insisted on testis burden of proof, the constitution prohibits a trial court from permitting the defendants own lawyer over the defendant's objection to tell the jury that he is guilty. the sixth amendment guarantee's a personal defense that belongs to the accused and whether to admit or contest guilt is the paramedic example of that personal defense not only because it's singularly affect in the life and liberty of the accused but also because making that decision requires weighing subject of aspirations and dahlia

dave mckay. can president trump take the stand?cial counsel robert mueller's raising the possibility of a subpoena and the russian probe following the latest leak in the investigation that named my interview for the president with last april as one of the questions mohler wants to ask about. united once again allowing test back on its flight but is being selective about which breeds can board. the new restrictions coming up. back in a moment. ♪ . . today, we're out here with some surprising facts about type 2 diabetes. so you have type 2 diabetes, right? yeah. yes i do. okay so you diet, you exercise, you manage your a1c? that's the plan. what about your heart? what do you mean my heart? the truth is, type 2 diabetes can make you twice as likely to oh oh jardiance is proven to both significantly reduce the chance of dying from a cardiovascular event in adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease alower your a1c. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lighthe

a lot of people might be familiar with the story of paul mckay, his rented a dozen properties over theieve abaci coming to a huge windfall cash. it's probably just off the coming to a huge windfall cash. it's probablyjust off the radar from the altogether. i just try to make the best of things. you hear things like that any wonder, what the reasons? we look into why people might end up this situation. death and divorce are the three reasons given. particularly in the 45— 50 age bracket. that is a lot to do with it. there are concerns around single pa rents it. there are concerns around single parents with children who are renting. if you have that extra cost. what are your prospects of ever having met stability? all of this comes down to the issues around the rental market as a whole. if people could read affordably and sustainability, have a bit of stability, that might be fine but when people get into retirement and are earning what they were before, can they afford the rents they were paying. those statistics are really interesting. i was thinking if there was any way to link what y