it will make a huge difference and the number of hours michael white and his colleagues will have to spend perusing images on to date, managing wildlife populations and national parks has been a vague practice that's essentially in the hands of the hunters. however, critics believe their reports aren't based on rational technologically oriented management of wildlife populations. hunters, they say are too focused on bringing back impressive trophies. october is if it's currently very difficult to determine the model of populations and then derive shooting quotas, couldn't be accepted without methods. we can determine if, for example, exact wildlife populations of right there and couldn't on the interim months and provide information on how many animals are in a certain area. and that can then be used to planning a coal. however, only time will tell whether hunters will allow scientists to interfere with hunting activities. mcelroy police and his team will certainly provide the data on animals. the automatic cameras will continue to deliver millions of images, which can be analyzed wi

playing the part of michael trump is storm white house counsel bob bauer. the president looking to focus on abortion rights and what his campaign says is trump's record of undermining democracy. trump saying his yet to be named running mate will be at the debate and that he's made his choice but hasn't told anyone who it will be. >> have you decided on a vice president? >> in my mind, yeah. >> reporter: sources tell nbc news the focus has been on three top contenders. florida senator marco rubio ran against trump in 2016. >> what we are dealing with here, my friends, is a con artist. he is a con artist. >> reporter: ohio senator j.d. vance adamantly opposed trump. >> i'm a never trump guy, i never liked him. >> reporter: north dakota governor doug burgum. >> would you do business with donald trump? >> i don't think so. >> why? >> i think it's important you're judged by the company you keep. >> you wouldn't do business with him? >> no, i wouldn't. >> reporter: sources say the campaign wants a candidate who could be the future of the republican party. >> that

> i have said arizona is a state of most worried about is a democrat that went red to blue-and-white michaele immigration even though abortion is second in that state among voters across the board. but i find it interesting the former president uses the words weak and pathetic. if you go back to 2018 the former president himself to the very similar thing the president biden is doing with the executive order and what he did is attempted to band the asylum entry. he didn't have numerical limits on what happened. the courts shut it down and the reason is both former president trump and current president biden are looking at the ina and saying we are citing section 212208 protects people unserer on us soil. we have the refugee act of 1980. the reality is whether democrat or republican you need congress. whether there democrat or republican majority in the house and/or senate. >> you don't need congress you need security. >> you need a wall and you need border patrol agents to secure the border. all the legislation on the planet. i started my career on the border. gum illusion is down there every

michael allen joins me now. he was senior director on the national security council and special assistant to the president in the george w. bush whiteade it clear that he, we, the united states, stands with israel after october 7th, but we know this relationship has been going downhill since then. how serious is thiqlatest accusation from netanyahu? >> well, i think it's pretty serious because at the end of the day israel's best friend and ally is the united states. so he ought to treat this relationship with respect. if he has a legitimate beef with president biden, i think he needs to plead the specifics. is it just the 2,000-pound bomb that came up a couple months ago or are there other weapon systems, other munitions he thinks the biden administration is holding up? it wouldn't necessarily surprise me if they were holding certain things up because they want to achieve political objectives. first they wanted to limit how fast and how thorough they went into rafah and now israel wants to go into lebanon and really ?c go after in a full scale way hezbollah. so it's not perhaps the biden administration should be necessarily blamed f

>> and then there is the biden campaign that has taken a more aggressive posture than the white house. michaelyler responded to the conference with the statement that referred to trump as a convicted felon calling him confused, desperate, and defeated. campaign advisors say that they don't plan to make the conviction essential part of the campaign, but they need the most effective way to talk about. they want to not turn off the base. the big test is the debate and there is a lot of business the president needs to get done. he needs to make the choice clear in november and reminding the public of issues that will personally affect their lives in november. trump's conviction confirms what we already knew about his character. he's morally corrupt and unethical. so the president can scream and yell that you are a convicted felon over and over. and maybe he will. democrats may sell shirts with trump behind bars. but an effective message is not just about the criminality. it's about the impact that he would directly have on the american people. if he is allowed back into the oval office. michael ty

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now we talked to kron four's political analyst michael yaki on white things. trump is coming to the city usually considered blue. >> pretty much everywhere, especially in silicon valley. the 2 people hosting the fundraiser or both tech entrepreneurs from silicon valley. but i have a feeling that whole having in san francisco is really about all about optics. it's about for lack of better word. owning liver owning real live letter, as they say, you know, because they could have done it a worthy couldn't in a mansion in atherton in the park. what have you? but they're doing it here. and it's to sort of. you know, get get the attention because trump subscribe to the theory that all press is good press no matter what it is. >> my president, kamala harris is in the bay area yesterday. it was met pro-palestine protesters. harris was attending 2 fundraisers, one in oakland, the other in san francisco demonstrators, both locations demanded and into what they believe is the biden administration's support of israel's genocide against palestinians in gaza. police say no

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that they intend to do it to many other people if god forbid a million times he retakes the white house. >> michaelnk you very much. much appreciated. thank you. >>> up next, former u.s. intelligence officials are sounding the alarm about a second trump term as we just heard michael cohen do, warning that trump could also weaponize america's spy services against his political opponents. "the reidout" continues after this. (vo) in two seconds, eric will realize they're gonna need more space... (man) gotta sell the house. (vo) oh...open houses. or, skip the hassles and sell directly to opendoor. (man) wow. (vo) when life's doors open, we'll handle the house. are your gutters clogged? cleaning them can be dangerous, mucky, yuck. get leaffilter. it's as easy as one, two, three. call or click today. get your free gutter inspection on your schedule and get leaffilter installed in as little as a few hours. you'll never have to clean out your gutters again, guaranteed. get leaf filter today. call 833 leaffilter or go to leaffilter.com as easy as 1, 2, 3 generalized myasthenia gravis made my life a lot hard

treasury official michael faulkender and brand new white house push now it's about blaming inflationistic trump economics and really? how? more business leaders and bactrim p's prosperity agenda and next, don't go away and check in with dagen and sean on the bottom line. >> hey, emac and joe biden's presidency and dead and everything costs more from homes to cars and insurance and we have congressman ryan zinky here on that and liberal columnist that billionaire supporting trump with a selective memory and we have economist steve moore here to discuss. >> crime here, there and everywhere. what -- won't thieves steal robbing a church in oakland. literally stealing fuses out of fuse box and more. if you're a grandparent, you know what i'm talking about when your little grandchild starts talking to you. something i couldn't hear for a long time. it's funny how something like just a hearing loss can have an effect on a relationship. somebody would ask her something and she would just walk right past them. i just could not hear. these are real people who are now living life to the fullest

white house? what ever happened? >> michael: look, we all know what happened.orted it before it bit someone's face off! seriously, is conservative media now just wildly speculating that the president is on drugs? "could be cocaine. could be adderall. maybe both." at this point, fox news is basically my friends' group chat about justin timberlake. so yes, the republican talking point is that if biden does well, it's because he's taking performance enhancing drugs. which is just such a stupid conspiracy theory. because first off, if biden's body could handle even half of what they're saying, he's the strongest man alive. he'll win the presidency and the kentucky derby. trump isn't really want to talk. because in the same speech that he claimed biden was mentally incapacitated, he was going around saying things like this. >> and my stupid people, when i wanted to refute it, they said, "sir, don't dignify it with a "refuttal." "refutal" or "refuttal"? what the hell word would that be? "refuttal." they'll say he didn't know "refuttal" or "refutal," but they don't kn

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on the burger many times that people like alvin bragg, letitia james, fani willis, michael colangelo all met with whiteore indicting president trump, andy biggs says he has a timeline and a graphic going through all the meetings that took place in 2022, what you know about this? >> i can tell you andy biggs is on and and number three at the department of justice that was sent down to new york to oversee the trial. when people say there's no possibility that this is scrubbed i turn around and show them the facts like andy biggs has presented. this administration in the department of justice to go after the political opponent because they no trump is going to win in the american people started at the fall and the withdrawn afghanistan realize that biden has no foreign policy that we are a mess and i frankly think the reason why the president trump is going to win big he was joking about this on thursday, every sickle time that they indict him he goes up in the polls and were working under looking forward to the win in november when we need to bring accountability and congress needs to get serious about n

michael singleton and former biden white house communications director, kate betting the field and kd, as a former communications director for president biden, what do you anticipate he's going to say at this speech? does he mostly stick to the script as he mentioned, that at all, i would be very surprised if he mentioned that at all. i think he's been very disciplined about not speaking about this case. he saw him put out a written statement where he reiterated what he's essentially said from the start which as he loves his son, he supports his son. obviously, he is showing with his feet by going to wilmington that he supports this done that he's there for his son you know, there's not a huge imperative for the president to turn the narrative toward conversation of this and adding a topper to this event and bringing the conversation back. there doesn't make a whole lot sense. so i do really, really surprised if he add something at the top of his remarks, not impossible that he might take a question from reporters on his way out the door but i would expect that he will probably be foc

thisct program manyed times, that peopn tlike alvin bragg, letitia jam, fani willis, michael colangelo all met with whiteays he has got the five lime. he has a graphic here going through all the meetings that he says took place in 2022. what do you know about this? >> well i can tell you that andy biggs is on it. also too, that people forget pomerantz was also numb per three at biden's department ofe justice,at sent down to new york to oversee the trial. employment say there is no possibility this is corrupt i t turn theurm around show the fac like andy biggs presented. this administration is really using the department of justice to go after their political opponents because they know trum gop will win. american people starting with e withdrawal from afghanistan, biden has no foreign policy, we're a mess right now and i frankly think why president i trump would win big, he was joking about this on thursday, every single time they indict him he goes up in the polls.sday we're looking toward a win in november. we do needan to bringrw accountability in congress, weto need to get serious not funding these w

white house. communications director michael tyler responded to trumps press conference with the statement that referred desperate and defeated. while campaign advisers have made clear they don't plan to make trumps conviction a central message of the campaign, they still have to determine the most effective way to talk about it, a way that both energizes the base while not turning off independence and republicans who may be open to supporting biden. the bed next -- the next big test in all of this is the debate and there is a lot of business to get done there, showing the president is up for the job and reminding the public of issues that will personally affect their lives in november. that is what people will be watching closely. trumps conviction confirms what we already know about trumps character. he is morally corrupt and inept and unethical so yes, the president could scream and yell you are at a convicted felon at him over and over again and maybe he will although that doesn't feel like his style to me but you never know. democrats may sell shirts with truck behind bars and maybe the campaign wi

or both of them to mention that they are also talking about ukraine, something that both white and, and michael have repeatedly mentioned over the last few days during the day commemorations here in faults. both the leaders also, i met with ukraine in preston for the ms. lensky here in paris or a person biden has said that the us will give another $225000000.00 us dollars and military a to keep, particularly for things like a defense systems. for us and my call has set the false uh wants to gave you crane um a rush for it to jack centers offering to train ukrainian pilots in falls. we will say notifies micro all said last week that phones is considering sending ministry trainers to ukraine. as you say, ukraine will be top of the agenda that also be discussing trade and pops. what is happening in gaza at biden. likely to mention the release of those for as righty captives. but to tell us, natasha, what is the dynamics between a president biden and not calling today? share a warm relationship as well. the relationship, but also to a tricky store is a disagreement over a submarine contract. but si

they are a panic mode again, in "new york times", this idea is discussed damning if in white house right now to michael's point if it comes down to identity politics you can't dismiss push aside kamala harris the first female minority vice president in our nation's history. that would completely -- i mean be a mess on democratic there would be a revolt of you think squad is mad now trying to pull something like that often democratic side. i will say this, why would you if you are president biden the biden family, why would you give up i don't know marine won no way joe biden himself is going to walk away is he going to lose polling telling us that he is. but there is just no way that is -- debate, that i mean we're a couple weeks away see what we get on that stage he has two weeks to prepare to your point earlier in the show maria, so we will see what he comes up with, the polling, right now going to be, we know what is going to happen in november. >> we're camp side mode for that must watch, definitely if biden does poorly could be pushed aside they mentioned john sharpr gretchen whitmer i think sharp s

and former white house senior director and former state department senior adviser. michael, you are the biden expert here, what stuck out to you today? >> well, stephanie. we have been reporting that since donald trump's criminal conviction last week, part of the white house strategy going forward is to highlight the stature app between the commander in chief, the sitting president has a strong, and yes, a convicted felon who is running a campaign that is more basement than what they think joe biden did four years ago in the middle of a pandemic. and there is no more uniquely presidential moment than a sitting president going to normandy, one of the sites of the most significant allied american example of heroism and debris, and surrounding himself with those heroes, in addition to world leaders. we saw donald trump today speaking to world war ii veterans by skype from his plane. that is one thing that stands out as far as campaign strategy. but i think it is more than just symbolism the message that the president delivered, drawing on that moment in history to highlighting

white. it's progress from 40 years ago when michael bonner started flying. >> i knew at an early age is flyingdo for a living. >> reporter: he was used to be one of the only in his profession. he knows there is still a way to go. >> ask for more. try to be more now as you're learning to be that aviation manager or that pilot, that professional pilot. and take advantage of every opportunity that you have to engage with. those that do look like you that are doing what you want to do, don't pass up on any of the opportunities. >> reporter: as a retiring pilot, he is prepared to pass off his wings. eliana rothwell is studying to take over. >> absolutely motivating, yeah. >> reporter: she son the pilot track at delaware state university. >> i love the landings. it's always a little bit of a challenge, but if you get the perfect landing, it just feels so magical. >> down. >> reporter: she says overcoming industry standards are both her challenge and motivation. >> but it's that feeling of maybe i don't belong here, and that's again why events like this are so beneficial. to see people that look like

beautiful word peninsula there is a lot legends, one of them is the next from the church, the white church to st. michael’svillage of cheleya, right... under the lake there is an underground passage past the crystal that the lemurians left there, yes, and which during the second world war saved a lot of lives of partisans and underground fighters, and people ran away from the nazis precisely under this under this underground and by the way, this is such a cult place, this is a village called the white church, it seems to me that this is a place of power, and there are only about a thousand such places on the planet, everyone who finds themselves here is absolutely... but for me this is a place of power , my personally, my personal, i love to take a coffee, a book, a bubble bath here and just relax here in peace and quiet, and it is certainly a root place for me, the place of my childhood, and i am very glad that today some new one is being born on this stunning peninsula life is bright, and i can participate in it, recently one morning i woke up and realized that i am a happy person, i love what i do, i...

viewers who may join later, the policy publication that, quoting white house senior director for european affairs, national security, michaely, the usa now has no restrictions, they say, you can operate on the territory of the russian federation not only in the kharkiv direction, but also in sumy, this means that... the train left, the rockets flew, and now we observe a moment of silence to honor all those who died because of the russian invaders on our ukrainian land. let's observe a moment of silence in memory of the ukrainian military and civilian citizens of ukraine who died in the war started by russia.

white house counsel? >> i think what i was focused on was michael colangelo. this is a real person, michael colangelo. york state attorney general's office, he sued the trump foundation, the trump organization, trump administration multiple times as well. this guy has a phd in trump derangement syndrome. he's hired by our own department of justice to do what? he's found the man, now let's find the crime. let's get an entire log of every day this guy spent working for merrick gar hand. i think -- garland. that's where we'll find the evidence. we have the power to subpoena all of his records. let's see what he was doing on a daily basis. i think we'll find the focus of his day, the focus of his life for the last 10, 15 years is to get donald trump and i bet he's behind this concept of turning 34 misdemeanors whose statutes of limitation ran out, somehow trying to turn that into a felony. let's see his records. this is why americans don't have faith in our government right here. this is the top three or four issue why americans don't have faith in our government, they our elections, in our judicial syste

. >> a spokesperson, michael tyler is saying, quote, the american people deserve better than a white color crook who is only in it for himself. that's why they fire donald trump in 2020. and it's why joe biden will beat him again in november. so the campaign this morning previewing a bit of what their arguments could be beyond that debate stage as biden prepares to face off against trump for the first time since 2020 on thursday. >> all right. arlette, thank you so much, kristen holmes is live outside mar-a-lago for us right now, kristen, what are you hearing about what trump is and is not doing to prepare for this debate okay. >> trump arrived here in mar-a-lago at his resort last night up to refund reason we're in louisiana, he's going to be holed up here for the next two-and-a-half days meeting with advisors, talking to allies in some ways, there is some similarity to what biden is doing. he is talking to his allies and senior advisers about policy. but what you should be talking about on the debate stage, donald trump is somebody who crowdsources for advice, but they are not call

it even more difficult for the people trying to search for michael mosley and even more desperate for his family, waiting for news. the whitet was targeting, in an air strike on a united nations school being used as a shelter in gaza. the head of the un agency for palestinian refugees, says the attack was "horrific," and more than 35 people are thought to have died. israel says it was a "precision strike," aimed at the fighters operating from inside the school, in the refugee camp. while israel does frequently release names of those it's targeting, it's rare for america to push for such transparency. lucy williamson, has the latest from jerusalem. torchlight barely reveals the bodies. who they were, why they were here, can take even longer to expose. israel says this strike hit a hamas compound inside a un shelter. but an israeli human rights group said if that were true, the harm to civilians could still make it a war crime. a hamas official said women and children were among the dead. in daylight, survivors mined the rubble for scraps of security. the head of the un agency for palestinian refugees said 6,000 people were s

white. >> i hear that. >> martin: at a michael buble concert in utah on a pickleball court. >> i'll tell you thing about aging since that was our topic. but i've noticed -- i was -- we have to take photos a lot, publicity photos. and i noticed that the photographer would start going, steve, smile. would you smile? and i'm thinking i am smiling. what are you talking somebody i'm smiling. and then i realized as you age, your mouth tends to go down at the corners. so when you think you're smiling, you're really just neutral. so you really is to hit it. to get the smile. >> martin: so that's your normal face. >> yeah, yeah. [ applause ] and i was watching tv the other day. this is show "vera," it's an english crime show. >> martin: you all know vera. >> well, it starred brenda blethyn. >> martin: well, now you're talking. >> and she is ab an acknowledged actress. she has been nominated for academy awards and emmys and things, and it's been on for 12 seasons. and i watch it every season. so i notice that season 13 was going to come on. so i start watching, and i go wow, the show is fantastic. it

>> michael: very painful and far too many, as you said, pierre. thank you for that. now the race for the white. and donald trump on a campaign trail over the weekend in michigan, a key battleground, stepping up efforts to appeal to black voters and addressing a conservative group. rachel scott has the latest. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: michael, good morning. yes, donald trump did spend the weekend trying to appeal to black voters, the very group that helped propel president biden to the white house in 2020. four years ago donald trump only got about 8% of the black vote. polls show he is making inroads among black male voters. the former president speaking at black church in detroit, continued his attack on immigrants, insisting the black community is being hurt by those who are entering the country illegally, going on to claim that they are taking their jobs. trump then speaking at a conservative political event hosted by the right wing group turning point action. the group's founder has been under fire for making anti-immigrant and racist comments. trump's allies on that stage vowing

do you have evidence that, in fact, there was a coordination with the white house to indict president trump? >> of course. michaelthe doj, he went, he purchased from washington, d.c. to new york city to prosecute everything that is donald trump. can you imagine if the number three in donald trump's administration, in donald trump's doj went to delaware to prosecute everything relating to joe biden? there would be riots in the streets. the mainstream media would go crazy. of course there's coordination. and beyond coordination, maria, you have the white house logs where all of these people, you know, they're all going in and out, they're all trading notes. of course. this is a coordinated attempt by soros-backed prosecutors in conjunction with the white house. you think the fbi would raid the house of donald trump and mar-a-lago, one of the most famous homes in the world, without asking their boss first? of course they would. this whole thing's coordinated. the american people understand that. maria: wow with. okay. real quick, are you comfortable with the rules that cnn came out with for the presidential debate?

. >> all right, let's bring in jeff mason, white house correspondent for reuters, for michael singletonchief of staff and hide in the trump administration. and meghan hayes, former special assistant to president biden. good morning to you all morning. thanks for thanks for joining me this morning. >> so okay. >> i thought this guy couldn't stand two sentences together. hello, he's a worthy debate or what i wanted that actually should have been in the position from the former president and other republicans like weeks ago, a month ago is a joe biden is going to come in and gum into this debate, ready to go strong decades, right and if you didn't perform, whether it's like, oh, wow, he didn't meet expectations. >> i'm not certain if at this point, like days before the debate of this is really going to matter. but he should have had this tome before. maybe we'll stick with this coming for the next debate. >> what do you it is obviously an expectations game going into it, how does the biden team feel about everything that trump has been saying about that he may be needed drugs to prop himse

. >> reporter: when donald trump was in the white house, where the southern district of new york would seek charges because michael cohen, the marquis witness and provided days of testimony, he pled guilty to several climbs -- crimes including election violation that was the underlying crime that was alleged here. because donald trump was in the white house, he was protected from being charged and going through this entire process. we don't know whether he would have been charged to be not been in the white house or not. this is sort of the idea that you can go and seek charges once he leaves. that is what took place. the court of public law that played out in jurors found him guilty. >> i want to bring in suzanne craig. she has been in the courtroom from day one at danny cevallos as well and msnbc legal analyst. welcome to you both. i want to pick up on what i saw the show off with. we know donald trump will appeal this thing and take it all the way up to the supreme court. your publication reporting that merchan has booked some blockades in place to make this more difficult for trump and his attorneys to appeal

and in fact, michael, glandular was brought into the to the manhattan, da's office to head up the white collar unit, and to do housing law, he does a whole bunch of things he wasn't just brought in to prosecute trump, which is the conspiracy. so that part of his appeal will not work. the, the main issue for his appeal is what, how this law was applied, some of the big charities of the law, and he has a legitimate appeal. the problem for him is that's not going to be resolved until after the election. yeah. great. of just wanna take a step back now and just think about how consequential this verdict actually might be when it comes to the election in november. because some, some legal problems aren't exactly new and we do know, greg, that his advice really is baked in, isn't it? is this going to make any difference? what so we have it to the outcome of november. and i think it could surely went with the base that's for sure, but i think it could if a certain percentage of republicans will not vote for him with a conviction. and that was some of the polling that was, that was coming out se

white house is watching. listen to him. >> former cia director michael morel wrote that terrorism warning lights are blinkingy, we've got to keep our eye on the terrorist threat. cheryl: sheriff? >> we have seen no change down here when it comes to making the border safer. in fact, just the opposite. we continue every day to see border crimes her here in the county, our sheriffs will say the same thing. we're in the tip of the spear of crime in this country when it comes to being vulnerable. 9/11 taught us something, sadly, he we've set that aside, the history is set aside. it amazes me that anybody as an elected official, the president of the united states, would say it's okay to have an open border, what we're seeing in this country, it alarms me that political parties are more important than the people we serve. we've got to get this border back under control, make it manageable. cheryl: certainly the gang, the cartel activity that we've seen is incredulous at this point and you are a border town but many american cities are becoming border towns. the new york post is reporting out of here that the suspec

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difficult for the people trying to search for michael mosley and even more desperate for his family, waiting for news. joe inwood, thank you, live in rhodes. the whitefighters it says it was targeting, in an air strike on a united nations school being used as a shelter in gaza. the head of the un agency for palestinian refugees says it's been a "horrific day," with more than 35 people now known to have died. israel says it was a "precision strike," aimed at fighters operating from inside the school, in the nuseirat refugee camp. while israel often releases the names of those it's targeting, it's rare for america to push for such transparency. lucy williamson has the latest from jerusalem. torchlight barely reveals the bodies. who they were, why they were here, can take even longer to expose. israel says this strike hit a hamas compound inside a un shelter. but an israeli human rights group said if that were true, the harm to civilians could still make it a war crime. a hamas official said women and children were among the dead. in daylight, survivors mined the rubble for scraps of security. the head of the un agency for palestinian refugees said 6,0

michael second. >> yeah, i mean, i mean, they coming for us because whiting need to stand out. they need to get control. >> the end of the property is much as possible. they don't want anyone running to the back and 70 something on fire or whatever. now them saying this would happen in home with that standard operational procedure and get control the house quickly. make sure you secure every room that's available to ensure that no with tension evidence is we're taking away during the during the time you come in. the last thing you want to do is all sit around the kitchen, talking yourselves. something's right here on the back training staff saving on fire. so and again, kind think that what we do, don't even know if the mayor lives in that home. we just know she's listed as owner of 4 property. so. >> one more question that on that. the early word that underwear not >> then if all 4 were surged, that all happens at the same time. right? >> yes, and they and that very unlikely that they would. leave a later on. that's why again, the report said there was another home being searc

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white house even if trump loses again. >>> good evening and happy juneteenth. i'm michael steele in for joy reid. we begin tonight with an earnest question. what on earth is wrong with the republican party? the grand state of the party was on full display when donald trump held a particularly unhinged rally where he spent 90 minutes, folks, spewing a combination of lies, vitriol, and rambling word salad. >> joe biden's formal granting mass -- he's going to formally grant a mass amnesty to millions of illegal aliens. >> less than four years ago our border was secure, inflation was nowhere to be seen, the world was at peace. >>> in 2016 we won. and then we did much better here in 2020, but lots of things happened. at the end of the year we won, but by then it was too late. >> every time the marxists indict me, i do better. what's better? this or sitting on the pacific or the atlantic? which has sharks? you don't have sharks, see? that's the big advantage. >> okay, so let's just be clear. we want to clear up a few things in the process. four years ago the world was not at peace. trump did not win th

residents scrambling to get out of danger west of highway 48 from white mountain to highway 37 immediately evacuate to copy john michael scott escaped for you. >> so new mexico, just in time through thick smoke and an orange glow as a massive wildfire consumed his mountain neighborhood. >> my trick was being here with chunks of ash. i could feel them hidden or hood and the gray, it was almost like big gray rain hitting my truck. >> scott and his wife and his mother for able to make it out with a few belongings and they're three dogs. we met them at a motel 50 miles away where all they can do is nurse the shock that everything they own might be lost. that not knowing is a numbing feeling. he says are incredibly helpless feeling. there's literally no i think you can do it really is and for the past 24 hours, we've been in this little motel and i think well, we don't have anything left now, where did we go because i'm pretty confident we're not going to go back to grow ago. >> so that's not going to be an option too massive fires around ruidoso are burning across 20,000 acres. emergency officials say wildfires have destro