the cofounder of axios, mike allen.riday. >> nice, i like it. i saw you in the line yesterday. you were trying to get those arizona iced tea themed sneakers, was that you? >> you have to get the drop. >> you've got to get the drop. all right. give us the "1 big thing" today. >> well, the "1 big thing" is trump's tone on twitter. facebook politicians have to pay for it, and it's a great clue to what they really think is going to drive message and action by supporters. right know, facebook spending is about -- getting people to give small donations and sign up, give them their email. we're seeing the president spending hour times as much talking about immigration as he's talking about economy. this is data that bully pulpit gave exclusively to axios sarah fisher and he's outspending all combined on facebook. this is an early under the radar lead he is getting. why, immigration, why so much money on that? one he's targeting the older white voter and also interestingly enough, hispanics. those are latinos for trump. the fac

from washington with a look at axios a.m., the cofounder, mike allen. >> good morning, happy get awaytalk about axios one big thing. >> the deep fake risk to 2020. so if you look at the social online problems from 2016, the fake news, that's going to pale compared to what we have online this year. axios has an emergency tech emerging tech reporter, who looked into what the campaigns are doing to deal with these videos that can be created using artificial intelligence and they can sound like a candidate said or did something that they didn't, and we found that the campaigns are utterly unprepared for this. they don't have the money. they don't have the expertise to deal with what's coming and it could make 2016 look very small in comparison. this time we could have domestic actors doing what foreign actors did last time, in addition to the usual fake news, the rumors online, in addition to these deep fake videos and audios, you also could have these systematic programs that use bots to make it sound like something else is taking off online when in fact, it's just a couple of people. so

with a look at axios and the cofounder of axios, mike allen.g thing" for us? >> immigrant families fuel fortune 500. so fascinating stats from new american economy which is a pro economy group and they crunch the numbers on the biggest companies by revenue and found out the 45% of them were founded by people who are either immigrants or who are the children of immigrants. so henry ford was the son of someone from ireland. jeff bezos' biological father was from syria. his adopted father was from syria. steve jobs had a parent also who was an immigrant. so we're seeing these iconic names made these big companies possible. this is at a time when the share of companies founded by immigrants is going up. and at the same time, immigration policies are making it harder for people to come in. they're an essential part of both the labor force and the brain power that creates our companies. and yet, because of the crisis at the border that's going to get harder and harder. >> i would imagine so. talk about the insight that axios has into where the trump

eddie, and msnbc contributor, careen jean, kristen sol tis anderson, and the cofounder of axios, mike allen. you find out who your friends are when you ask them to come on the day before the fourth of july and i'm surrounded by them this morning. >> we love you willie. >> may i start please with the soccer match, kristen you watched it, i was up watching it as well. alex morgan, the decider with the header into the corner of the net, 2-1 for the american team, and the semifinal was the victory over england in the world cup, they move on now, just a thrilling game. the brits came back and tied it up. it was called back on a penalty. we stopped a penalty kick. i couldn't breathe for about two hours, kristen. >> i was so nervous at the beginning when they said that megan rapinoe wasn't going to be in the lineup and we didn't know why for a while. she has been a rock star in the world cup. it came down, that keeper, she had such an incredible game, and stopping that penalty late, she was the woman of the match by far. >> and you saw alex morgan there sipping a little tea after what ended up bei

mike allen himself. good to have you with us. >> welcome back.oks right this morning. >> oh, wow, thank you so much. i appreciate it. >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> a familiar feeling. >> thanks, mike. let's talk about axios one big thing. >> the axios one big thing is republicans demographic decay. so the largest long-term threat to republicans is in population trends. it's not just that the country is getting more diverse, it's that swing states in particular are getting more diverse. listen to these stats. every single state has gotten more hispanic since 2000, if you look at key republican states, florida a quarter hispanic, texas two-thirds hispanic, arizona a quarter hispanic and listen to this, the two states that have had the fastest growth in nonwhite population are two big states for trump, big states for republicans, florida and texas, the giants. >> interesting. >> so given what we have seen as we well know by well because we have had a lot of coverage of it from the president this last week or so and the attacks he has

joining us from washington with a look at axios a.m., the cofounder of axios, mike allen.he one big thing today. >> good morning. the one big thing, on the first day of july, is trump's plan for evangelicals. so as we think about what president trump needs to do in 2020, he needs to get out every last one of his voters from last time. there aren't that many places trump can go to add to them. but we're told the campaign is looking at evangelical christians as one way to maybe boost their turnout a little bit. my colleague elena treen has a report on they're hyper focusing on registering conservative catholics, mormons, hoping that's a group he can get the heavy turnout he got last time. where polls show he has super strong support. >> i talked to the trump campaign, they're not interested in growing the base of the support, but trying to reinvigorate the supporters so what are else are they doing to get the bloc of voter? >> they're saying, where should we be going, how can you help us in reaching these voters? also we will see a lot of messaging about what president trump

mike allen, our thanks to you. we'll be reading axios a.m. in a little while.er. >> all right, that does it for us. i'm yasmin vossoughian with geoff bennett. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> this judge is giving us unfair rulings and i say why? i'm building a wall, okay? it's a wall between mexico, not another country. and he's -- >> he's not from mexico. he's from indiana. >> in my opinion, he's mexican heritage and he's proud of it. >> if you're saying he can't do his job because of his race, is that not the definition of racism? >> i don't think so at all. >> is that a racist statement? >> i couldn't disagree more. >> is it a racist statement? >> i couldn't disagree more with what he had to say. >> the party of lincoln intends to circle the wagons around a

joining us from washington with a look at axios a.m., the cofounder of axios, mike allen.you. >> good morning. >> talk to us about axios's one big thing. >> biden's big night. what's going to matter out of these two nights of debates is does joe biden find his footing. the shaky performance last time hasn't hit him in polls at all, but it really worried people around him. one of their diagnoses was that there was too much jammed in his head, that he was over prepped. that he had too many swing thoughts as a golfer would say, a little scoopage for first look viewers. some of bidens prep sessions have been with smaller groups of advisers and they're asking him more what do you think rather than trying to input ideas. >> let's turn back to a moment. let's turn back to last night's debate for a moment. excuse me, what was your big take away from the night, what stood out for you? >> yeah, progressives owned the night. we have seen that here on the show with elizabeth warren at number one, and bernie sanders number two dominating the clock. the bernie sanders campaign was fast.

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joining us from washington with a look at axios and the cofounder of axios, mike allen.s? >> the axios "1 big thing" is big brands blasted on campaign trail. so the 2020 democratic candidates have discovered that if they mention specific brands, if they attack big companies, that their social media engagement soars. so axios' sarah fisher got some data that showed any company that's under attack on minimum wage, on fairness questions, on taxes, on tariffs that those are companies that are ripe to be targeted and of course competition where you get big tech. >> so which of these -- of the 2020 candidates have been the most vocal in bashing some of these brands? >> yeah, well senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren have found they have had the most social engagement they had on anything in the last four months when they name a specific company. bernie sanders by going after walmart got his most engagement in four months. at least four of the candidates have gone after mcdonald's on minimum wage. cory booker finding that his social engagement soared when he joins a uni

mike allen leads ask eos with a carefully phrased statement for president clinton.. how does washington see this dichotomy between washing -- president trump and the former president? epstein wasr. operating in terms of politicians on both sides of the aisle is evident. this story reaches both sides of the aisle. the current dynamic within the next 24 hours with regard to labor secretary acosta directly in the political crosshairs of this scandal, he is someone who by all accounts gave a sweetheart deal, to put it nicely, to mr. epstein and as a result is having to face the tumult of this political scandal. tom: i want to get away from the uproar that all in america are movingand talk about forward out of this uproar over the next months in the campaign. i cannot fathom this will be any kind of an issue. is that correct? kevin: i will politely disagree. i think it will be an issue. when you look at the labor department, you are hearing on calls for the labor secretary to address this. some are suggesting he might have to stop down. as it plays out on the campaign tr

interesting, i was just skimming through mike allen's note and he says more and more democrats will callsult of this rhetoric. i talked to republican strategists who feel that what the president was trying to do, all disagreeing with his racial rhetoric overtones, elevate them to be the face of the democratic party. hour, who at the 5:00 came out to the podium on capitol hill? alexandria a cost ceeo court to -- alexandria or cost ceeo cortez -- it is getting lost withaoc was feuding speaker nancy pelosi in the second half of last week. that tension is there. tom: let's look at a liberal, richard cohen writing for the washington post, beautiful craft of english. drink,nt trump is not start sober drunk on hate. strategy going back to richard nixon's southern strategy and president reagan's indifference to civil rights. the united states' oldest scar, race, is being ripped open. walletsght fatten some but he feasts on the country's sole. kevin: they are having an identity crisis. from overureen dowd the weekend. illustrates the tension between nancy pelosi and aoc and quite frankly, it is w

tom: mike allen just published seconds ago and called this one of the most anticipated hearings in decadesn to our global audience why this is so anticipated. kevin: this was the individual tasked with leading the investigation into the assault on democracy during the 2016 presidential cycle. reached theation foreignon -- interference and hostile foreign powers and their assault on democracy, i think that is the message that will rally democrats and republicans. tom: thank you so much. we are thrilled to bring you a five member conversation with robert hormats, vice president at kissinger associates. what a series of news flow we are seeing, just amazing. remarkable, this huge transition in the u.k., the which have been anticipated for domestic reasons and because of the russian interference in the russian dutch and the american election and said it was likely to continue as we move forward. joke, we could talk about five hours, which i lied. we could talk about six hours. frame the populist moment which brings in the challenges of germany, the boris johnson you knew years ago, and also wi

mike allen, thank you. we'll be reading axios a.m. and have a great week as well. to our viewers, sign up for the news letter at sign-up.axios.com. >> that does it for us. i'm ayman mohyeldin with frances riviera. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> a much cooler morning on the east coast, finally. good morning and welcome to "morning joe." it is monday, july 22nd. hoping the heat wave is over. with us we have white house reporter for the associated press jonathan lemire. former aide to the george w. bush white house and state departments elise jordan. and professor at princeton university eddie glaude jr. we have a lot to talk about. quite a weekend, a lot to take in. the new week kicks off with several developing stories. iran continues to test president trump and the west by seizing a british oil tanker. what the white house is saying about that today. plus, bob mueller finally faces congress on wednesday. who is going to lash out the hardest? we'll preview that and look at the kinds of questions that may be asked. also the latest on the political turmoil grippi

mike allen, our thanks to you. we'll be reading axios a.m. in a little while. you too can sign up for the newsletter. >> all right, that does it for us. i'm yasmin vossoughian with geoff bennett. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> this judge is giving us unfair rulings and i say why? i'm building a wall, okay? it's a wall between mexico, not another country. and he's -- >> he's not from mexico. he's from indiana. >> in my opinion, he's mexican heritage and he's proud of it. >> if you're saying he can't do his job because of his race, is that not the definition of racism? >> i don't think so at all. >> is that a racist statement? >> i couldn't disagree more. >> is it a racist statement? >> i couldn't disagree more with what he had to say. >> the party of lincoln intends to circle the wagons around a racist. >> i think the party of lincoln wants to win the white house. >> and here we are again. president trump over the weekend told four women of color all u.s. citizens, all duly elected members of congress to go back to the countries they came from. a racist put

. >> all right, mike allen, thank you. we'll be reading axios a.m. in a bit. you can sign up at sign-up.axios.am. >>> that's it for us. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> welcome home, ilhan. well home, ilhan. welcome home, ilhan. >> and that is congresswoman ilhan omar last night going back to where she came from. >> boy, what a -- >> that would be minnesota, by the way. >> yeah. that's minnesota and the crowd chanting welcome home. and she tweeted it's great to be home. >> i can't tell you how many times i watched that. >> it was very moving. i saw a lot of tough people on twitter that said they were tearing up while seeing that. and if you're a republican or a democrat or an independent whatever you are, that should make you so happy because it shows that we are a great diverse country. that our motto -- our motto still means something, out of many one. and mika, that was quite a moment last night. >> absolutely. >> for americans, not for democrats. for americans. >> good morning and welcome to "morning joe." it is friday, july 19th. with us we have host o

such waive waves going viral and changing the conversation comes from the border station in allen, texas mike pence was in mcallen, texas. and the pool reporter assigned to be traveling with the vice president, in this case was josh dausy from "the washington post." he was assigned the possibility to be the poll reporter writing up what happened and what the vice president does and saw. this is the pool reporter that josh just filed. after negotiating with the vice president's office, pool was taken into an outdoor portal around 5:00 where almost 400 men were in caged fences with no cots the stench was horrendous. the cages were stow crowded that it would have been impossible for all of the men to lie on the concrete there were 384 single men who allegedly crossed border illegally. some were sleeping on concrete when the mensah the press arrive, they began shouting and wanted to tell us they have been there 40 days or longer. they said they were hungry and wanted to brush their teeth. it was sweltering hot. agency were guarding the cages wearing face masks we were pulled out within 90 seconds

. >> mike, we had jonathan allen up here. i'm glad we paid for his ticket up here.t piece on the way back to washington, d.c. he talks about biden writing, they're intertwined with half a century of social trends of progressism and backlash and his ambition to ascend to the highest offices in the land. want to get your reaction to that. >> i read it. i thought it was a decent framing. >> that was the shade passed down the acela corridor. >> this isn't apologizing for a tie. this is apologizing for an ideology. he believes in the ideology and i think a lot of america does, too. there's been a bunch of things that he's asked to apologize for. some are bordering on the ridiculous. calling it toxic that he says to girls, don't let her dating anyone. the smelling of the women's hair. that was a huge story for two weeks. the voters didn't react to that much. then, you have complimenting east lanld, and helms, and giving a eulogy for strom thurmond. was he nice to segregationists? his point is, no matter how loathsome a person is, i try to work with them. and i think voter

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mike nicco. >> thank you very much. let's take a look at neighborhood temperatures. 5-in allen rock and 53 to 56 degrees temperatures as we're more home oth niced in the south bay. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. i did find a 49 in seb afta bolland 60 in redwood. your commute, the western span of the bay area and there is more cloud cover out there and a little hazy. but it is really kind of quiet other than the little bit of mist near the coast. mass transit cool do warm and breezy south of the sbai and a small craft advisory. cloud cover through 7:00 and then in the 60s at 9:00 with sunshine and upper 70 this is afternoon. full on sunshine and down to 69 by 7:00. pretty clear along the peninsula by 9:00 and 63. 73 at 1:00 with full sunshine and hanging in the 70s dropping down to 67 at 7:00. ad let's take a look at south bay where we are partly cloudy through the morning kplut. 68 at 11:00. and mid to upper 70s for the afternoon and down to a comfortable 68 under sunshine. we'll take a look at your fourth of july forecast. because the fog would be an issue for some fireworks. and we may reach 90. i do have it i

arthel: in washington vice president mike pence urging congress to act on reforming asylum laws, vp paying a visit to border in mac allenterday after harsh criticism of conditions at migrant detention centers there. gillian turner has more from washington. gillian: for the first time in a long time americans got the opportunity to see conditions inside these border detention facilities firsthand, courtesy of vice president pence's delegation tour, accompanied by republican senators on his trip to facility and viewed holding areas with children and one occupied by nearly 400 adult men confined and with no place to sleep. >> are you comfortable, are you being well taken care of, you have snacks? comfortable, place to get washed up and cleaned? gillian: talked about what he had seen. >> i couldn't be more impressed with the compassionate work that border protection are doing at the facility. the truth here is at the mcallen station they're operating within the very careful guidelines for detaining these single adults, the time has come to stop the irresponsible rhetoric about the way the people are being cared for and trea

allen and heather mcgee. come back tomorrow, we have scott bolden and christopher dickey. he will be here in new york with christina grier and miked that is at 8:00 eastern time. a salute to america where a salute to trump and the divisions on the national mall as a microcosm of the divisions in this country coming up on "up." coming up on "up. [ giggling ] let's play dress-up. ♪ [ doorbell ] [ slap ] your nails! xfinity home... cameras. xfinity home... disarm the system. door's open. morning... welcome to the neighborhood. do you like my work? secure your home with x1 voice control. and rest easy knowing you have professional monitoring backing you up. awarded "top pick" by cnet. demo at an xfinity store, call or go online today. xfinity home. simple. easy. awesome. ♪ ♪ >>> this is "up." i'm david gura and on thursday this was the scene in front of the lincoln memorial in d.c.. >> we come together as one nation with this very special salute to america. we celebrate our history, our people and the heroes who proudly defend our flag, the brave men and women of the united states military. >> if you couldn't make him out that was pr

mike pompeo speaking to bloomberg's kevin cirilli. more ahead on "daybreak asia." stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is "daybreak asia." i am shery ahn in new york. paul: i am paul allenlet's get a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. alibaba has developed its first ever artificial intelligence chips, delving deeper into semiconductors as washington target china's tech industry. it was based on an open source design which competes with the global standard. shery: a french luxury group is seeing sales growth slow after three years of breakneck gains. it rose 12.7% in the second quarter compared with forecast of 14.5%. malaysia restarted work on the east coast rail project after cutting building costs by one third to lighten the government that burden. betweenk has a tie up malaysia rail link and china to medications construction and it was canceled a year ago by the malaysian prime minister after he balked at the cost. shery: market opens at the top of the hour. sophie, what are you watching? sophie: futures are pointing lower with some gloom defending as we get more signals that the global economy is not doing too hot,m including -- including the slump.