and eric clapton introduced her to mick jagger. and mick jagger started calling her.he ended up going with mick jagger. and then she dropped mick jagger is right now. [ light laughter ] >> seth: trump must have been listening to a classic rock station on the way to work that day. [ light laughter ] then she was with clapton and then jagger, then three in a row from led zeppelin. [ light laughter ] so how crazy is that story? well, bruni responded to the claim that she had dated trump later that year in ways that i think best sums up this entire episode, when she said, quote, trump is obviously a lunatic. [ laughter ] carla bruni tried to warn us. she was our french paul revere. the red face is coming, the red face is coming. [ laughter ] now -- [ applause ] one if by helicopter, two if by private jet. trump was confronted by this on friday. and at first, he tried to deny it was him. >> are you aware of that tape? is it you? >> no. i don't think -- i don't know anything about it. you're telling me about it for the first time. it doesn't sound like my voice at all. i ha

you don't want to stay at that party. >> what do you know about mick jagger's politics?know that many years ago, he toyed with running for parliament as the labor party, on the left. that was a long time ago. since then, he has gotten older, he has been knighted. you become a royal. like an extra piece on you in checkers, all kinds of powers, i guess. rock stars as a species, rock stars are to the left. you hear about rock stars complaining about their songs used by republicans, never by democrats. >> vinyl wrapped, you have you had a chance to talk to them about the trump controversy? >> just the idea of "start me up" by the way, a reggae song. trump coming out to a reggae song, it is pretty funny. >> it is amazing, moussically, where does this leave trump? i think there were a few musicians on celebrity apprentice from time to time. he may be able to use some of their stuff? >> i think we all know, it leaves trump with ted nugent. his only choice. "smoke on the water." deep purple. i am not sure, steer clear of the stones in the mid 1970s. >> rich, do you expect more a

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we saw mick jagger. staying. miranda lambert. them to a senator from new york. >> what is meant jagger like? >> terrific. charming. >> scanning to find out to him she belongs. which media organization. >> i believe that she is a guest of the wall street journal, which makes sense. a good guest for them. >> is speaking of the wall street journal, they also invited christie turlington burns and carly klos. donald trump, junior, as well. both of his sons are there. no signs of his daughters. >> there is one protester out front. we are trying to get the just of why they are protesting. [indiscernible] >> larry wilmore is probably -- >> have you attended the private reception for the president? >> i have. to do that inucky the past years. on occasion, we have had a chance to go, which is quite an honor. >> they have been with them for years. [indiscernible] >> senator rand paul and his wife.

>> i opened for stevie wonder, mick jagger. >> you might be a little bit of a professional if you'veder and mick jagger. >> i guess so. >> thanks for letting me pull that out of you. you're one of four black owned houses left in this neighborhood. >> that's true. >> and how many did there used to be? >> 2/3. and now down to four houses. none of us qualified for loans, even if we owned our property. >> and why do you think you didn't qualify for loans? >> they had a plan that didn't include us. >> they decided you didn't qualify before you asked for a loan? >> yeah. >> he's talking about a practice called red lining. check out this official government map of portland from 1938. it's so pretty and colorful. see these red areas, those are the neighborhoods that banks refuse to give mortgages and loans to. and guess who live there had? black people. that's right, black people were red lined out of getting loans and mortgages for decades. and now it's been bought by developers and new home owners. >> we can't even look at the houses anymore. we can't afford it. >> how do you feel knowing

stevie wonder and mick jagger.3 >> i guess so. >> thank you for letting me pull that out of you, sir throughout the years. >> that's true. >> you're one of four black-owned houses left in this neighborhood. >> that's true. >> and how many did there used to be? >> two-thirds. >> and now it's down to four houses. >> down to four houses. they had no choice, because none of us qualified for loans, even if we owned our property. >> wow. >> it was kind of crazy. >> and why do you think you didn't qualify for loans? >> they had a plan already that didn't include us. >> oh, so they decided that you didn't qualify for loans before you even asked for a loan. >> right. >> okay. >> eurell's talking about a practice called redlining. what is redlining? check out this official map of portland from 1938. it's so pretty and colorful. see these red areas? those are the areas that banks refused to give mortgages and loans to. and guess who lived there? black people! that's right. black people were red lined out of getting business loans and mortgages for decades. >> and now this whole neighborhood was

. >> eric clapton pintroduced her to mick jagger. and then she stopped mick jagger for donald and that's where it is right now. and, you know, again, he's not making any commitments to karla either, just so you understand. >> so this just on the heels of trump's capitol hill charm offensive, meetings he described great at every turn and just as many republican party holdouts were coming around to the idea of backing the presumptive nominee. let's bring in david chalian with much more on this. this is a strange one. trump says this is not him on this audio recording. >> he does say that, and, remember, this is not the first time we've heard that donald trump had this relationship with reporters back in new york in the someday where he would pose as a publicist, but now we're actually hearing some tapes of his doing so, and he was asked directly this morning on nbc's "today" show whether or not it was him. take a listen to what he said. >> is it you? >> no, i don't think -- i don't know anything about it. you're telling me about it for

sting, mick jagger, quite an array of people. miranda lambert.nd kristin gillibrand, the senator from new york, so a real range. >> what is mick jagger like as a dinner partner? >> he is terrific. terrific. christine lagarde, only one of the most powerful women in the world. >> scanning to find out to whom she belongs, which media organization. >> i believe that she is a gust of "the wall street journal," which makes sense. good guest for them. >> speaking of "the wall street journal," they also invited christie turlington burns, susan rice. burns family outing. i saw donald trump junior as well. both of his sons are there. no sign of his daughter-in-law. >> according to someone here on there's one protester out front. i'm trying to get the gist of why they are protesting. the black guy with the saxophone we saw earlier that nobody recognized was larry wilmore, you know, the host. >> that was not larry wilmore sorry, dr. sinister. the think he will be at reception for the president. have you attended that? >> i have. one of the things we tend to

also there, usher with mick jagger. and this guy. yeah. that's l dicaprio under that hat.ickly looks away when he sees he's been c on snapchat. it appears leo is solooin cannes just three days after he spottgeed tting close with new girlfriend 23-year-old model el lao cowlick in new >> what's up? >> kendall nejenr's another star make us feel pretty jealous with her cannes style. but it's her mom kris jenner who ahad"she stole my look" moment with demi lovato. both wore the same gold beaumont dress. who wore it better? we're going to go with demi. nobody beats blake lively as she continued her pregnancy fashion parade at the "bfg" pre turning the red carpet into her personal runway in this breathtaking blue gown by attellier versace. we're thinking right now that ake brought a lot of suitcases to cannes. she's definitely glam, not like us, in that we wouldn't put whipped cream all over chanel shades. and finally-a mal, she definitely made up for her near wardrobe malfunction showing up in this bright rainbow-colored valentino dress. how is amal like us? we also like to step

mick jagger. billy joel. rod stewart. all famous, all rich, and all men.natar was hot. really hot. three albums in the last three years. the latest album hit the top of the charts in just one month. her style is defiant, raucous, tough and very sexy. ♪ we are young ♪ we stand no promises, no demands. >> it appears to me that the one on stage is what i would picture a modern woman to be, someone who is aggressive and soft at the same time, has a lot of strength and conviction and can look good and still have brains. >> you would think that in the era of music becoming a visual form more than ever that it would all be about object at this if i indication. but there were a lot of strong women on that video screen. >> meet the darlings of l.a.'s new music scene, the go-gos. unlike earlier girl groups such as the supremes, the go-gos write their own songs and play their own instruments. ♪ they got the beat, they got the beat, yeah, they got the beat ♪ >> that was as punk rock as it got for me, seeing girls up there not just singing backup and not playing in som

carla bruni is leaving mick jagger to date him. on top of those two, he's got three other girlfriends. and that doesn't even count the secret girlfriends he's got in canada." and in the 90s, trump admitted under oath he was john miller, and the whole thing was a "joke gone awry." so a lot like his presidential campaign. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: he always telling his story, man. >> stephen: but this morning on "the today show," trump said said this. >> are you aware of the tape? is it you? >> i don't know anything about it. you're telling me about it for the first time. it doesn't sound like me at all. >> stephen: wow, i don't know who that guy on the phone was, but he does one hell of a john miller impression. clearly donald trump acted as his own publicist under a pretend name, which is odd, but no odder than anything else he's ever done. and i just don't think there's any reason for him to deny-- (phone rings) sorry, i knew i should have shut this off. hold on, i have to take this. hello. >> hello, stephen? this is donald

he was with eric clapton and introduced her to mick jagger. she went with mick jagger and then dropped him for donald and that's where it is right now. and, you know, again, he is not making any -- either. just so you understand. >> and on the "today" show trump said that was not his voice. take a listen. >> is it you? >> no. i don't think it -- i don't know anything about it. you're telling me about it for the first time and doesn't sound like my voice at all. >> "the post" said you acknowledged that that was you and it was a joke. >> i don't think it was me. it doesn't sound like me. i don't know even what they're talking about. >> all right. let's talk about this. with cnn political director sai david chalian. whether it is him or not, when's the political implication here with something like this? >> listen. i don't think this is in and of itself trouble for donald trump's campaign but highlights some of the concern that you see in his party about him as the nominee just because it goes to the sort of unpredictable, untraditional nature of

i'm like, you know, mick jagger all on the road. [laughter] >> but the places that i think are the most interested -- new york is just -- it's just money and portland, san antonio, st. louis, kansas city, i like these kind of medium places where the young who can't afford to go to new york are going and building these new kind of creative places. >> it's simply, it's capital of many things including mediocrity. i remember seeing brokeback mountain, i just thought, impressed me that somehow that audience was more worldly than the new york film audience and less shockable. >> i also think if refer to new york specially downtown as i live in a parent-free zone that a lot of people are in new york to shed their past, right, and to pretend as if they emerged sophisticated and designer clothing and impeccable snobby taste in food and culture and like in the backed, there's a betty and a joe, right, who to their created made us feel like we could be successful in the world and achieve and have a love culture and yet, you know, sometimes i

i like mick jagger. i like his songs. you know what? have the rights to use them. >> steve, with that time not on my side, back to you. >> we've got four in there, not too bad. i can't think of another one. cal perry, thanks. that is going to do it for us this hour. i'm steve kornacki. tune in tomorrow, 4:00 p.m. eastern, joining a special edition of msnbc's "road warriors" with katy tur, kristen welker. first, "mtp daily" starts now. >>> if it's thursday, donald trump is set to hold his first rally since becoming the presumptive nominee. a span of 324 days, the trump campaign went from underestimated to unstoppable. just exactly how did the grand old party get trumped? it's a special one-hour "mtp daily" and it starts right now. >>> good evening. i'm chuck todd. here in washington. welcome to "mtp daily." what the hell just happened? that question is echoing through the far reaches of what is still a shell-shocked republican party right now. some are arguing that this

i like mick jagger. i like their songs. you know, we use so many songs.>> one more thing i want to ask you that's interesting to a lot of people. have you seen, for your supreme court nominee, if you are president, people are pushing ted cruz. republicans have picked guys in the past -- you don't know where they're going to be on a lot of the issues. when a democrat picks a supreme court justice, you know that they're going down whatever the party line is. so i -- that's one guy, cruz, where i -- i don't know. i can't imagine him breaking with conservative orthodoxy. would he be a guy you might think about? >> he would certainly be liked by certain conservatives. ted has not been very well liked. one of the reasons i won is he did not have a lot of support with the senators and with all of the people that he worked with. i had more support than he did, and i am an outsider. so ted has not been that well liked. and i actually liked him. i got along great with him until the last month or two when we really went at it because it was the two of us essentially

suddenly i'm like the mick jagger of elder care. >> reporter: when we visited with george, his biggest worried about him. >> i think my mother has this feeling that i'm here taking care of her and that i kind of retreat, and i would like her to come to terms with the fact that she has produced somebody who really cares about her, and i would like for her to wind up feeling that i was happy. >> reporter: betty hodgman died a few months after our visit. >> you did so good. >> reporter: just shy of her 93rd birthday. but she will lives on in her son's loving memoir, and george hodgman still lives in paris, missouri, a place he now calls home. >> osgood: still to come, making music with keith urban. ♪ i won't let it slip away later we catch up with... >> got to go. my mother has a canoe. >> osgood: allison jany.ne make your day supreme with dunkin's new bacon supreme omelet breakfast sandwich, loaded with peppers, onions, and potatoes and topped with two slices of cherrywood-smoked bacon and cheese all on a freshly baked

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permission to use their songs, trump telling cnbc he had no hard feelings about the snub, as he likes mick jagger the news update. ty, back to you. >> it is a great song for those kind of occasions, i have to say. >> high energy. >> it's high energy. >> that's right. >>> sue, thank you. oil closing for trading, prices mover higher, but given up most of the gains of the day as the huge wildfire disrupts production. the fire is moving south today, forcing the evacuation of more towns along the way, and emergency operations center has been forced to move as well. to further discuss how the fire may impact production, le's bring in kyle cooper, president at iaf advisers. kyle, what are you sensing about the impact that these the fires may or may not be having on the price action on oil today and this week? >> certainly that was i think a primary impetus to the rise this morning. what it really impacts over longer terms remains to be seen. the oilsands are in proximity, but not directly in the path, so we're just going to have to see sow the fire progresses and whether or not it approaches some of the

the rolling stones classic i can't get no satisfaction, the anglo-saxon, very effective way but mick jagger into a dilemma, what can he get to rhyme with satisfaction? we all know the answer, don't we? girly action. that song will be stuck in your head all day. it is only rock 'n roll but i like it. yes i do. of rock 'n roll and raucous discourse. all the men and women merely players in a one man in his time plays many parts, this is true. i found in fact i wonder what would shakespeare say today about government shutdowns, obamacare website meltdowns, he wouldn't be surprised. he wrote the script. indeed dealing with kings, queens, aristocrats and others, shakespeare understood how history repeats itself in different times and places, it is not hard to understand shakespeare writing the script for today's politics, paul ryan reminding us of hamlet, to be or not to be, that is the question, republican chair reince priebus, and be not afraid of greatness, some are born great, some achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust upon them. president obama could turn to hamlet addressing cong

mick jagger went here before becoming a star rock.re adding even more star status. >> reporter: she's been called the world's most beautiful the sexiest woman alive. one of the most influential and powerful women in entertainment. now, angelina jolie is taking her red carpet glamour to a london lecture hall. tapping into her experience with refuge refugees. >> never before have so many people been stripped of their basic human rights. >> reporter: for a new role as professor. the oscar-winning actress leading a masters class on women's peace and security this fall. the topic she explored in her directorial debut in the bosnian war, in the land of milk and honey. it's vital we broaden the discussions on how to advance women's rights, jolie said. i'm looking forward to teaching and learning from the students. at the london school of economics -- >> there is a lot of buzz already. >> it'll be a weird class, standing be with angelina jolie. if it was me, i couldn't fo see what she can offer us. >> reporter: she's done a lot. a u.n. specia