but it does suggest several things, mike barnicle. the boundaries, and he needs to pull back. >> but does he? does he understand that? >> no. >> he's trying to correct it, rectify it, amend it in a tweet. what he said is what he says. the results would be a lot different. yeah it would be a lot different. you'd have more people dead. more people shot. more people hurt. >> which is why the nra is even against it. mika, i think something you brought up a long time ooh and i think even said it to donald several months ago after he did the aipac speech and used teleprompters, you were saying that instead of just winging it all the time it would be easier for him, better for him to read prepared speeches from teleprompters and protect himself from just winging it, making these statements that he could get by with in a primary campaign against a bunch of weak customers. but you'll never get by that in a general election. i guess that's the thing that still gets him in trouble is the fact that he's still, as you said from the beginning, he's

we've got willie, myself, legendary columnist mike barnicle, also msnbc analyst and professor at the university of michigan school -- harold ford, jr. >>> good morning. >> in washington columnist for bloomberg view al hunt. >> al hunt. >> and msnbc political correspondent kasie hunt, no relation. a day after we saw hillary open up a seven-point lead in that poll we showed yesterday, a new poll comes out showing a pretty massive lead for hillary clinton and major decline for donald trump, conducted friday through monday bloomberg politics poll shows donald trump actually trailing hillary clinton now by double digits. 49% to 37%. let's stop right there for a second. mike, people pay attention, even in june. they pay attention. this time last month donald trump ahead by two points, now down by 12. even the campaign understands this has been a rough few weeks. i don't think anybody understood -- certainly donald trump didn't understand exactly what he was doing to himself and his prospects over the past couple of weeks. that's a 14-point swing from that fox poll. >> there are many people

stop it. >> mike barnicle. donny deutsch with us as well.country manor somewhere outside nashville, tennessee, the rolling hills of the mid south historian jon meacham. good morning, jon. >> good morning. i just passed the statue of you. for those that don't willie is member of vanderbilt hall of fame and there is a statue downtown. >> i knew you would get that in. thank you, jon. >> these take about 20 minutes. >> kristen solstice anderson. could to see you as well. dueling speeches by donald trump and hillary clinton. first up yesterday was trump, a 41-minute speech aiming to shift the focus off him and back to hillary clinton. >> this election will decide whether we are ruled by the people or by the politicians. hillary clinton has perfected the politics of personal profit and even theft. she ran the state department like her own personal hedge fund doing favors for oppressive regimes and many others, many, many others, in exchange for cash. pure and simple, folks. the choice of the election is taking government back from special interest

mike barnicle is with us, also former communications director for george w. us this morning. at last check, 29 of the 44 patients rushed to the orlando regional medical center in the wake of the attack remain there this morning. the hospital says all current patients have a, quote, positive prognosis and appear to be improving. last night in downtown orlando, thousands gathered at an emotional candlelight vigil. and the white house says president obama will travel to orlando on thursday to meet with the victims' families and to stand in solidarity with the community. let's bring in nbc news correspondent chris jansing live in orlando. multiple reports that the shooter went to the pulse nightclub often before the attacks? >> we're learning more and more about this, mika, and the gunman omar mateen. right now the fbi is looking into whether he had previously visited the pulse nightclub many times. according to the "orlando sentinel," four people they talked to say they've seen him there before. one man was quoted as saying, sometimes he'd go over in the corner

why do you like that, mike barnicle? >>> all right, let's go to the icelandic announcer which lets his excitement show during the win against austria. after the home team scores a dramatic injury tie game winner. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah! >> did you like that? that was beneath his dignity. okay. we'll get a check on the weather now with meteorologist bill karins. oh, my gosh, the midsection is bad. >> mentioning the copa match, soldier field had the nasty thunderstorms go through too. at one point they had to tell everyone to go take shelter and get out of harm's way. everyone had to go to the inside -- look at the winds gusting and all the water plowing in. everyone was safe. there were numerous tornadoes across illinois. a lot of weak one, you see one there. we had a minor damage to a couple of roofs but no reports of any injuries. no reports of deaths so we made it through a dangerous night yesterday. we are still dealing with a few strong storms but overall could have been a lot worse. so here's what we're dealing w

. >> with us on set, veteran columnist mike barnicle, john halman. foreign relations and contributing editor at "the atlantic" and aman. this morning istanbul international airport has parlsy reopened following the suicide bombing that left at least 36 people dead, according to the country's prime minister. nearly 150 more are reported injured in what he is calling an attack by the islamic state. turkish officials say three attackers arrived at the airport in a cab last night. they then opened fire in and

with us on set along with me and joe, we have legendary columnist and msnbc contributor, mike barniclecommunications director for president george w. bush, nicole wallace. managing editor of bloomberg blocks and cohost of "with

with us onset, we have mike barnicle. i just had to tell him to sit up. this is like old home week.here -- >> say it. >> no, i can't. >> you can say it. it's in the prompter. it says legendary barnicle thing. i can quota may 1999 forbes article that called me legendary. you do not own legendary. i'm sorry. >> we don't want to talk about why you were legendary. >> i've sat idly listening to this word. enough. >> the most disturbing shot on instragram a couple days ago. >> there it is. >> any, quote, legendary status is just gross. >> it's early. >> look at you. you know what that is called, that is called human growth hormone. willie, do 70-year-old dudes look like that? >> is that a tanning cream or tanning bed? in th >> that is a lenggendary arm. don't be hating. it's possible it for the aging population to age gracefully. >> that's not graceful. that's not graceful. >> hatesing on you, donny. >> they're jealous. >> hgh. >> all right. i'm going to get to some politics. joe, please, let's keep the peace here. now that i have the -- it's not graceful, that's pathetic and needy, okay?

. ♪ mike: i am mike barnicle. john: and i'm john heilemann. with all due respect to donny deutsch, this is one good-looking co-host. the game is afoot. welcome to what is effectively the first day of the other general election. we have a lot to cover, but let's begin with the day's dueling speeches between donald j. trump, billionaire, and hillary r. clinton, multimillionaire. both the delivered formal

mike: i am mike barnicle. john: and i'm john heilemann. and with all due respect to donny deutsch, this is one good-looking co-host. the game is afoot. welcome to what is effectively the first day of the other general election. we have a lot to cover, but let's begin with the day's dueling speeches between donald j. trump, billionaire, and hillary r. clinton, multimillionaire. both the delivered formal campaign speeches to their respective bases this afternoon. trump spoke to the conservative audience at the faith and freedom conference in washington, d.c., his first public event since that teleprompter speech. that happened right after clinton's address at the planned parenthood action fund, less than her first public appearance one mile away. her first public appearance as big endorsements from president obama, joe biden, and elizabeth warren yesterday. trump hit clinton. clinton hit trump. let's go to the tape. [video clip] mrs. clinton: when donald trump says let's make america great again, that is code for let's take america backward.

. >> with us on set, veteran columnist mike barnicle, john halman. fellow at the council on foreign relations and contributing editor at "the atlantic" and aman. this morning istanbul international airport has parlsy reopened following the suicide bombing that left at least 36 people dead, according to the country's prime minister. nearly 150 more are reported injured in what he is calling an attack by the islamic state. turkish officials say three attackers arrived at the airport in a cab last night. they then opened fire in and around the arrivals area using automatic weapons. police exchanged gunfire with the attackers before the explosives were detonated sending people running in panic. one man caught up in boston described the chaos. >> i was in there and people were shooting on one side and we all ran the other way and then the bombs went off and people were running the other way and more shooting. we came out and after that, i think there was another bomb. but not really sure. >> showing some of the attack and we warn you that the following vi

>> msnbc contributor mike barnicle, renowned ad man, donny deutsch and co-host of "with all due respectommittee, michael steele and msnbc political correspondent kasie hunt covering the clinton campaign. >> mika, let's talk about the collective scar tissue and what impact it's had on this race, at least to this point. >> well, i think -- >> on donald trump this past week. >> i think at this point, especially last night when you heard from warren. you heard from the president and biden. it was an awful night for the republicans. and i don't say that with glee because i think -- >> it sounded like she did. >> it sounded like fleglee, micl steele. >> let's get to the news and then we'll talk about this. >> if there was any glee there it's because there's some leaders there, including donald trump, who have completely let america down. so i'm really glad that somebody stood up to it. we've talked about the tough week donald trump has had on the campaign and now there is evidence that all of this has taken a toll. the fox news national poll taken from sunday through wednesday shows hillary c

still with us on set mike barnicle.ics mark halperin editor of "the fix" chris. >> what does that tell you about donald trump? a couple days ago he delivers a speech that i personally believes shakes things up. goes to ohio and pennsylvania and talks to working class voters in a way. they have him talk on the issue of trading in quite some time and then the next day, he is, again, picking fights with members of his own party. >> he's got to be trump. he just is. in the op-ed piece in "new york times" spot on. republicans who think trump is going to win by becoming someone different are wishing for something that's never going to happen. this is what he's like. and his mind is a fascinating thing. >> his mind. willie? >> when he does go to the prompter and he acts like a conventional, traditional candidate, he's criticized for being too conventional and reading off the teleprompter. is there a space between donald being donald and being a presidential candidate where he can kind of have it both ways. he is criticized eit

. >> mike barnicle.ign communication director now msnbc political director rick tyler. former treasury official steve ratner. >> "huffington post" sam. >> on the hill, "new york times" reporter jeremy peters. okay. donald trump is speaking out about the stern rebuke he's received from top republicans in washington for what many -- i'm not -- for what were racist criticisms of a federal judge. in an interview at trump tower. can we stop being objective and characterize things so carefully? does everyone know what racism is? >> explain to the audience. >> everything is written like it might be. >> she doesn't like what many call racist comments. >> i might be wearing a gray sweater, some say i'm wearing a gray sweater but i'm going to be objective and say reports are i could be wearing a gray sweater. just stop. >> the comments were racist. >> yes. does anyone disagree? anybody? >> no. >> the entire room. >> no. >> okay. said he was disappointed and surprised by the leader's reactions. ask if they were bei

. >> we have mike barnicle. legendary. where are my keys? when is he going to give me the keys? >> i don't get it. >> is he not good for his word? >> did he have to win or be the nominee. >> nominee. >> friday. >> we decided on friday. >> all right. i like it. >> former communications director for george w. bush nicolle wallace. >> that's mean. i had three hours of sleep. >> you were awesome. >> 1:40 to give phil credit. i got home at 1:40. >> look at nicole, she looks so good. >> a lot of history last night, hillary, of course, making history. donald trump, man, even had mitch mcconnell basically saying, you're running out of time, bud y. you either get your act together or we're gone. paul ryan got absolutely, completely -- >> i don't understand why they can't just say, listen, we're not with you. >> mark kirk did. >> mark kirk did. >> you go to this camera, you take that and zoom in and push in. okay. thank you. did it again. just like monday night football in '73, we got it all going. this is amazing. >> that's the latest edition. >> look at that. >> i'm excited. >> that is

. >> with us on set we have legendary columnist and msnbc contributor mike barnicle, mark halperin, formercommunications director for president george w. bush, nicolle wallace and the president on the council on foreign relations richard last. you were going to be here to talk about hillary clinton's foreign policy speech. i'm really not sure why you are here now after watching that speech. there's no foreign policy in there. it was -- i actually thought she did a great, great job and there's kind of an interesting -- interesting dichotomy between her and donald trump that is developing now that we started talking about yesterday and we will play it out today. you will not believe some of this stuff. we begin with the violence outside of last night's donald trump event in san jose, california, as anti-trump protesters clashed with republican supporters. as the rally was still going on protesters cornered a trump supporting woman outside who remained smiling as protesters screamed in her face. then it turned uglier as the protesters began pelting her with food and eggs. the woman rarely fli

bush, nico nicole wan nicolle wallace, mike barnicle and steve rattner.y kay. a couple of hours ago as we came on the air and this was unfolding you expressed your surprise speaking for a lot of people in the uk. put it in a nutshell for us. >> look, this changes britain and europe potentially forever. this is not an election that we'll revisit in four or five years time. it's a one-off referendum. britain has voted to leave the european union. having been part of some form of european union for nearly all of my lifetime, since 1973, and the truth is we don't really know what the fallout will be for the british economy, for national security, for terrorism issues for the relationship between the u.s. and the uk. and you're seeing that financial -- that uncertainty reflected in financial markets this morning. the pound fell dramatically. stocks are down. banking stocks are down. and the truth is financial markets and the betting markets in the uk got it wrong. they thought britain would vote to stay in the european union because the prospect of leaving, th

. >> mike barnicle was there. >> i was overdressed as usual. >> anyway, so, andrew married three weeksy and catherine. very exciting month. >>> with us, we have managing editor bloomberg politics mark halprin -- >> we put him on the halprin camp. >> professor of the university of michigan school of public policy, former democratic congressman howell ford jr. >> think we can get a jump there? >> the wedding, the pastor the ceremony was. >> can i just say one quick thing? we get up on sunday morning and her first words are, what time is it? did you not listen to the minister, he said when you get up, did you have a good night's sleep? >> what are you going to do today. and you get up and you say, what time is it? >> there's snow in the mountains. >> did maureen say that? >> she was humiliated. >> david ignatius and new polls out, mika. >> new national polling this morning in the national presidential race. the "wall street journal" poll has hillary clinton leading donald trump by five points. 46 to 41%. a two-point shift from last month. whereas a new "washington post" has trump plummeti

we have legendary columnist and msnbc contributor mike barnicle yesterday. >> legendary. >> it was soood. >> also did -- >> where is my truck? >> where is the truck. >> i want to drive it home. i'm excited. >> you'll schedule the presentation. >> the truck, hand me the keys. i want to drive home in it. >> when would you like the presentation. >> when should we do it? >> i could drive home in it. >> a week from friday. >> a week from friday -- why? >> because i have a son that's getting married this friday. andrew. my main man andrew. >> he's a handsome boy. >> a week from friday i want to be able to drive home in it. >> joe. >> did you pick the final color. >> forest green. >> forest green. you should stipulate new. >> brand-new, real, huge truck. >> used car lot. >> former treasury official "morning joe" economic analyst -- >> here we go. >> should i get a truck? >> i'll pick out your truck for you. >> steve, i don't trust him to get the right truck. >> i know. i'm going to pick out the truck. >> can we practice again. >> car czar. >> 1986 all over again. >> you help him pay for it,

bush nicolle wallace, msnbc contributor and so much more mike barnicle, editor for "washington post"d.c. bubble, sam stein. and joining the conversation "new york times" reporter peters and msnbc political correspondent kasie hunt. all right. let's dive right in. yesterday 2016 presidential campaign turned into good old-fashioned attack politic with hillary clinton and donald trump trading blows in realtime. today trump the deliver a speech critical of hillary clinton. he tweeted yesterday i'll be making a big speech to discuss failed policies and bad judgment of crooked hillary clinton. it will follow hillary clinton's speech. she took on trump yesterday on economic proposals. >> so what would trump do? he said he wants to wipe out tough rules we put on big banks. he said they created a, quote, very bad situation. he also wants to repeal the consumer financial protection bureau, the new consumer watchdog that senator warren helped create. he'd rig the economy for respect again. that will not happen on my watch. i can guarantee you. >> let me just ask you in the same timeframe you ra