mike. >> mike: how about that? hey, kennedy, can you inner office mail me one of those s'mores? >> kennedy: can i see you. mike mining thanks, kennedy. >> mike: this is a fox news alert. i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. missile after the pulled the u.s. out of a landmark nuclear deal and days before his administration imposes new sanctions on the islamic republic. first such test in more than a year get the latest from correspondent kevin corke at the white house. good evening, kevin. >> good evening, mike. it happened late last week and detected by a u.s. spite satellite. this all happens as the regime in other countries like russia and turkey are grappling with increase leg aggressive u.s. economic policies. >> this is a national domestic battle. this will be my people's response to those who have waged an economic war against us. >> an act of war. that's how leaders in both turkey and russia have described the trump administration's willingness to hit their respective governments are tough economic sanctions. >> if something like a ban on bank operations or currency follows it will amount to a declaratio

mike. mike: for more on this kelly, deputy editor for the weekly standard, kelly, great to see you. >> great to be here, mike. mike: this district in ohio historically reliable republican seat, the latest mammoth university poll has troy balderson over democrat o'connor basically tied and real clear politics says it leans republicans how alarmed are gop leaders? >> they are very alarmed, mike, and they should win, this is a district that donald trump won by 10 points, to see it now pretty much even is a big deal and it's actually a very interesting district, you have well-off suburbs of columbus and you have places where i spent some time and it's a former industrial power house that's on hard times right now, the average income there is about half of what it is in the rest of america, so, you know, it's reliably republican district with a lot of people that have different concerns and, yeah, the republicans are very worried right now and his approval rating in this district is 46% approved, 49 disapprove and, of course, as you know, midterms are often a referendum on the president and so it's a very tight r

mike. mike: eboni is alex little, alex, good to see you. >> good afternoon. mikethere's debate of whether forrer officials like john brennan need security clearance or it's courtesy, take a look at tim scott and i will ask your reaction. >> we are fighting whether or not he has it or whether or not we are taking it. the question is how is america safer because he has it and the answer is there really isn't a good answer, why does he have it? there's not a good answer to that question and taking away seems plausible and logical. >> alex, your thoughts. >> i would hate to be republican and having to defend the president on this, tim scott is smarter than that. when you have someone with a career that has relationships around the world like john brennan, he brings incredible amount of insight, if you're still at cia, you're still with national security council and you want to ask brennan his thoughts on what's going on, he needs to know what's going on, he needs to have the clearance so you have a discussion with him because people like him make the country much safe

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mike, mike: let's bring back daniel, former cia station chief who served in moscow, iraq and pakistan, glad to have expertise on this issue as well, let me give credit to lucas thompson for breaking the story, what do you make of the iranian test firing this ballistic missile for the first time in more than a year? >> this is a missile that the united states is acquainted. they provided to proxy militia hezbollah and provides threat to united states and region and sunni allies, the iranians are trying to deliver a couple of message first to the europeans that the negotiations that the europeans are holding with iran to try to salvage something from the jcpoa agreement, iran, look, if we don't figure it out we will ratchet up our military and dial that up in ways that it won't be comfortable for you and the second message is to iran's enemy for which are many because iran is seeking to expand its reach through support of proxy ma -- militias. we removed from jcpoa and ratchet up sanctions, iranians are clearly threatened and feel they need to deter up and i think that's what was behind naval exercises. mike: speaking of naval exercises which carries the world's oil, that gets the attention of the u.s. military as well. >> it sure does. that's not uncommon effort by the iranians to deliver a message frequently use, recently they threatened to shut down and again, this highlights that right now we are in a period of great aclamony because they are causing problems in the region, you look at what they are doing in syria with assad, that's iran's doing and russia's and efforts in iraq to sell discord among shiite population against most governments and against sunni population. they've really, i think, should be held accountable in responsible for creating dish that's middle east. lots of threats developing there as a result of ongoing violence clashes. mike: how much of this is iranian regime under pressure from its own pressure? we have seen stories, video, people taking to the streets and protesting their own government, how much of this is trying to fire up iran nationalism? >> i think t

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mike logan. great to see you. >> thanks, mike, appreciate it. on behalf of my family and the gold star families and all those pows and mias families of north korea, thank you for having me on. mikemain unaccounted for for the korean conflict. one is your dad. what is that to mike for your family? >> well, it's been rough. mainly because the cynical nature of the united states government and the united nations not to release information and not to be diligent in their search for the remains and/or what happened to the pow in the mias of north korea. >> what kind of emotions were you going through infected by sets of possible remains were returned? my guess is you feel a bond with those families. >> absolutely. it's great 55 people have the hope that the remains of their fallen heroes are being returned. i am somewhat concerned about the fact that it might take years to find out who was actually returned when they could turn those remains over to an independent lab and probably learn what happened to them or who it was within a few months. here again, that is part of their government bureaucracy that's been a problem with the prisoners of war in the mia of north korea since 65 yea

mike. mike: bryan llenas, thank you very much. >> the navy bringing back cold era naval command, russia activity in the atlantic ocean, vladimir putin and nato would get in war of words over the deployment of troops in russian border, former u.s. ambassador to break it all down next. also includes a tire rotation. book an appointment online. and i don't add up the years. but what i do count on is boost®. delicious boost® high protein nuritional drink now has 33% more protein, along with 26 essential vitamins and minerals boost® high protein. be up for life. boost® high protein. you wouldn't accept from any one else. why accept it from an allergy pill? flonase relieves sneezing, itchy, watery eyes and a runny nose, plus nasal congestion, which most pills don't. it's more complete allergy relief. flonase. mikesident trump cut more than $20 billion used in foreign aid help today stabilize areas in syria, the administration announcing that the u.s. will withdraw more than $200 million in aid for the palestinian areas this following review of the funding for projects in the west bank and gaza, the trump administration says it also took into account the challenges of providing assistance in gaza which is controlled by the radical islamic terror group hamas. >> claiming a surge in russian submarine activity in atlantic ocean u.s. navy reestablishing atlantic fleet to check out moscow's military expansion. this comes as vladimir putin accused of nato of moving its military assets closer to the russian border, let's bring in embassador kirk, former u.s. ambassador to nato and institute, thank you for being here today. >> no problem. >> let's start with the fleet, the u.s. navy reacting, second fleet, deactivated in 2011, this was something that the u.s. was depending on and return today that, earl

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meteorologist mike, mike? >> let's talk about what we have seen in the east bay. this is the most affected away from the fires. the north bay and the lake county. this is highway 24. this is the onramp you're looking east to 680 south. that's supposed to be the mountain. you can't see it. because of the smoke out there. rest assured the air quality even though it's looking bad has been healthy. this is the current air quality. we're healthy. outside of us it's moderate. the most dangerous air is around the biggest fire the ferguson fire. down around fresno. and up into north. the whole swath there. look at the color code. that's unhealthy for everybody. pocket of very unhealthy around shas ta. what is looks like in that's half dome. you can't see it because of the smoke. we're being saved by the marine layer and the sea breeze. the rest of the state is not so lucky. >> thanks so much. firefighters across the bay area are helping battle the wild fires in california. many are on the front lines of the car and complex fire. that's having an impact on crews and needs

mike: mike: not a view shared in your family. ms. trump: are you looking for me to elaborate? mike: sure. ms. trump: no, i don't. i certainly, i certainly have, i can share my own personal perspective. i've certainly received my fair share of reporting on me personally that i know not to be fully accurate, so i've, you know, had some, i have some sensitivity around why people have concerns and gripe, especially when they're sort of feel targeted. but, no, i do not feel that the media is the enemy of the people. mike: we finish our newsletters and events with one fun thing. you get home and find another boring day in the trump white house. you walk in and you see a bowl. what's in the bowl? ms. trump: ok. so, this is really lame. so, i used to be in new york, an entrepreneur, think about work-life balance. i tried to cultivate that for my team, for myself, i read a lot of books on sort of how to marginally improve my life and then i moved here, and i haven't exercised in like a year, and it's total chaos. so i finally got to the point where it was getting so frustrating for me. because i'd go to bed, you work and

mike, a guy with a very big heart we should say, that's what the dog is named there. now, mike helped adopt it out during the clear the shelters day. one year later the name to mike tyson. mike has no plans. look at those ears. part boxer. >> all right. for more head to nbcbayarea.com. it is really cute because they name animals after us. we always anticipate what are we going to look like? >> yes. >> i was thinking about this. they said this one probably 50, maybe 60 pounds. i was like i will go back and look and that's when i met ryan and luciana that adopted him. morning. out and join us. adopt us. adopt a dog or cat. >> adopt us too. we'll be there too. >>> it will turn hot tomorrow afternoon. we won't see as much fog as we are seeing right now. the seven day forecast coming up at the bottom of your screen. we'll talk about the hazy skies that we'll see today as we still have the wild fires farther to the north causing some of that smoke to move in and settle down in the valley. when we get high pressure it causes the air to sink. temperatures go up. we have worse air qualities. temperatures going up today. for the east bay i think we'll be in the upperor 75

mike: um... lemonis: anything positive happening? mike: no. lemonis: what do you mean? mike: from what i understand, i'm not sure if diana is still there. i'm not sure if alex is still there. lemonis: i'm sorry? why did they leave? mike: money issues, or something like that. -lemonis: oh, no. -mike: so... lemonis: feels very toxic right now. mike: yeah. i mean, that's... lemonis: this company is disintegrating from the inside out. i'm still invested in the success of this business. but i'm not gonna lie, i'm worried about these employee issues. so, how much is the total? man #3: we're at $12,365.90. lemonis: erik's got to get his head out of his ass. -all right, i'll see you there. -mike: okay. [ ringing ] lemonis: oh, hey, diana. it's marcus. well, i just talked to chef mike, and he told me that you walked out. what happened? he told you he's cutting your pay? jesus. and who else left? oh, my gosh. this is incredibly disappointing. and this is no way to run a business. i need to talk to erik before he alienates everybody. can you meet me over at fuel? diana: okay. lemonis:

mike out there now. >> lapook: but at home, he worries that carol is in danger. has she fallen? >> mike daly: yes. >> lapook: she hasn't broken any bones yet? >> mike so now, despite years of telling us he wouldn't put carol in a nursing home... >> mike daly: i'm coming to the to the point where maybe a nursing home is the answer, for her, her safety. >> lapook: ten days after that, and 53 years after their wedding day, mike did put carol in a nursing home. do you still love her? >> mike daly: i love carol who was carol. but now carol's not carol anymore. >> lapook: when carol was still carol, that would have been the best time to discuss the kind of care-giving decisions mike daly eventually had to face alone. mike hopes that sharing such intimate details of their lives will help others be better prepared than they were. recently, mike told us that with carol in a nursing home, both he and carol are doing better. >> for more on tonight's stories, including the reason behind "60 minutes'" decision to show graphic images of lynchings... >> i think that some people will be offended by seeing the photos. >> ...at 60minutesovertime.com. for my constipa

mike. >> mike: how about that? hey, kennedy, can you inner office mail me one of those s'mores? >> kennedy: can i see you. mikert. i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. missile after the pulled the u.s. out of a landmark nuclear deal and days before his administration imposes new sanctions on the islamic republic. first such test in more than a year get the latest from correspondent kevin corke at the white house. good evening, kevin. >> good evening, mike. it happened late last week and detected by a u.s. spite satellite. this all happens as the regime in other countries like russia and turkey are grappling with increase leg aggressive u.s. economic policies.

the mike mike is in a fall. the one thing i can do is hold in my hand. welcome. it was a beautiful day. i'm just kidding about that. let me tell you about the ron dave you -- run debut of this book. as a lot of them are published in harper's magazine. and in these essays i range over all sorts of subjects cultural is full as well as political. i study the history of the mcmansion and i'm the only one to try to write history of the mcmansion. i inquire about that persistent popularity of the book. and i take a close look at the career of andrew breitbart. he's kinda like the john the baptist for the savior who now occupies the white house. there is a sense in this book. of my and maybe your of what feels like the eternal sake girl of the car he is subverting federal agencies. he is doing it all in the name of the common people. it is just so maddening to me that this goes on and on and it it seems to be impervious. we think of the amazing opportunity that we have to interrupt this cycle permanently. the fantastic mandate behind them desperate people anxious for hi

mike. >> mike: the final frontier becomes the next frontier, russia says the new u.s. sanctions over the poisoning of a spy are unacceptable and a deeply disturbing look inside the mind of a teenager behind the parkland high school massacre. this is "special report" ." ♪ good evening, while welcome to washington. a new kind of space race is underway tonight and it does much more concerned with weapons and war than peace and exploration. the trump administration is formally launching its new military branch called the space for submitted what the vice president called a crowded and adversarial landscape. correspondent kristin fisher starts us off with what could be the epic and expensive expansion of the pentagon's power and responsibility. >> we are talking about a major reorganization of the u.s. military. the trump administration wants to create an entirely new branch for the first time since the air force was established in 1947. back then, dominance in the air was a game changer in world war ii. now the vice president said its dominance in space that holds the balance of the future. >> the time has come to write the next great chapter in the history of our armed forces, to prepare for the next battlefiel battlefield. >> vice president mikeence stood before top military brass and told them that president trump wants the space force up and running and just two years. >> the space environment has fundamentally changed. what was once peaceful and uncontested is now crowded and adversarial. >> he blames china and russia for testing weapons that could destroy american satellites that the u.s. military and economy depend on for communicating, navigating, and intelligence. >> our adversaries have been busy and we have democratized it. >> opponents who served in the obama administration argued the president's proposal would only add to the red tape. >> the creation of a separate service, a brand-new bureaucracy would create such a thrashing within the bureaucracy that we could actually lose some of the positive momentum that we've seen over the last several year years. >> it's a point defense secretary jim mattis supported last year but he has come around and now supports the president's plan to create a space operations force,

mike, i do not think this is a big deal. mike: refresh reaction from the white house let's get to it. the press secretary, sarah sanders saying quote - the president and don mcgahn have a great relationship you he appreciates all the work he is done. particularly his help and expertise with the judge's and supreme court. jessica, your thoughts? >> he has to say that. they are going to be many pushing back i am sure as the brett kavanaugh confirmation. every scene that popping up on twitter and is only about 45 were in our old. we will hear more about that. i wholeheartedly disagree with this being about the present. bob mueller has over 20 indictments at this point. lying still does matter and when republicans continually say that president trump should not sit down with bob mueller because it's a perjury trap, why doesn't he try not lying? it should be very simple. if he did not collude -- >> the federal government can nail you if they want to get you into a perjury trap. that's why it's called a perjury trap. >> you can tell the truth. they are looking at obstruction of justice and financial crimes. it is not all about collusion and conspiracy. we will wait it out as i'm sure you'd be happy to into the end of time if it was a democrat. that is my final thought. mike you for your time. fascinating discussion. we will see where it goes. eboni: new york university announcing both its current and future medical students will receive full tuition scholarships. the school says the goal is to fight the shortage of doctors and lower paying fields. bryan llenas is in the new york newsroom. >> the announcement was made in a sermon he were 93 first-year new york university medical students were given their white lab coats for the very first time.this was their reaction. [video] [applause] reporter: pretty incredible! to sit and where you will not have to pay the $55,000 tuition. they graduate with $192,000 in debt on average. they say not charging tuition is a moral imperative that will diversify the pool of doctors and encourage more people to practice medicine. >> i would call people to give them full tuition scholarships, today, take that, multiply it by over 100. this is about keeping people on the path to medicine. once they get into medicine, these le

i am going to give it to mike as well. mikeer and this is bloomberg. ♪ julie: we have some headlines on the progress of nafta negotiations. the mexican economy minister is speaking to reporters in washington and says nafta talks are progressing well. he says those talks will continue next week. we have seen some signs of optimism being expressed on the part of the various parties involved in these. you see the dollar versus the mexican peso has been strengthening. we will see if there has been any kind of change in the coming days if we get some progress. we heard the president prefers bilateral talks separately between the u.s. and mexico and the u.s. and canada. we will see what becomes of all of this. grappling withs major strikes for the first time in its three decade history. at least 400 flights are supposed to be lost today across five nations. joining us from berlin is bloomberg's managing editor benedikt kammel. who is winning in this battle, the standoff between the pilots and ryanair? kt: it is a question of who has

mike? mike pence, are you still in there? mike?you animals." ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) later he gave a speech in illinois, at a plant called "hot strip mill." and impressively, he stuck around after he realized it wasn't a topless bar. ( laughter ) in the speech, the president fixated on the media's fixation on him. >> look at all of those cameras. all those cameras. every stop. i've got all of these cameras. this never happened to obama. >> stephen: yes! ( laughter ) yeah, yeah! obama was never photographed. ( laughter ) that's why now he exists only in myth and legend. "gather around children and i will tell you the tale of a president who wasn't a humiliating moron." ( laughter and applause ) yes. ( cheers and applause ) crickity crack, crickity crack, crickity crack. ♪ ♪ i don't know what that is. and yes, obama was photographed once. we have acquired the only known photograph of barack obama! ( laughter and applause ) it's blurry. >> jon: wow! >> stephen: it's blurry. >> jon: yeah, but it's him! >> stephen: some people say i

the other side's threatening language and sanctions will not get any result we repeated this today mike mike pump a a we discussed how to solve issues how to take steps together it was an extremely constructive meeting there may be tensions and differences of opinion between countries but turkey always wishes to solve problems through the polar sea and dialogue mutual understanding and agreements. in iran this content is growing over the country's poor social services and worsening economy videos are being shared on social media of demonstrations being held in the small towns and more recently in the larger cities including the capital tehran it's from there that he sent us this report. protesters in iran have been chanting against the religious and political elite but for these men and women what they say is the government's mishandling of the economy is their main grievance. this an identified woman remove her headscarf and increasingly common way for iranian women to protest and began addressing others. let's build our country with our own hands people do not be afraid if we stand togethe

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mike being mike. so they found that over the last 20 months or so in the white house that not engaging on a lot of the issues is a better position and posture for vice president mikeis much more comfortable in that clip you played earlier of him defending brett kavanaugh, supreme court justice, and being the president's attack dog. >> liz landers, thank you so much. >>> it appears pence has no problem speaking up when it comes to calling out democrats for kavanaugh's nomination. >> truth is if we lived in a more respectful time, judge kavanaugh would be overwhelmingly confirmed. five senate democrats announced they were opposed to president trump's nominee to the supreme court before president trump nominated judge brett kavanaugh. that's not advice and consent, that's simply obstruct and oppose. and the american people deserve better. >> joining me now, former congressman, cnn political commentator charlie dent. good to see you. what's your overall assessment here? is it a little strange the vice president is preaching about needing more respectful times, considering, you know, the man he is with in office? >> well, yeah. i think the irony of that statement is pr

he is the news guy you can't help but like, up next it's mik mike. >> mike: the final frontier becomess. sanctions over the poisoning of a spy are unacceptable and a deeply disturbing look inside the mind of a teenager behind the parkland high school massacre. this is "special report" ." ♪ good evening, while welcome to washington. a new kind of space race is underway tonight and it does much more concerned with weapons and war than peace and exploration. the trump administration is formally launching its new military branch called t

mike pence. thank you, mike, beautiful. thank you, mike. stand up, mike. stand up. great, mike. great job.t to share my profound appreciation for our wonderful secretary of homeland security, kirstjen nielsen. thank you. thank you. great job, you're doing a great job. not easy. we've got some good immigration laws, you'd really set standard but we've already broken every record in the book, so thank you very much. everyone here today understands a vital truth, that america is a land of opportunity because we are a nation of laws. for america to be a strong nation, we must have strong borders. helping to lead that effort are great patriots in the audience today including our new acting director of i.c.e., ron fetella. where's ron? stand up, ron. thank you, ron. and the commissioner of u.s. customs and border protection, kevin mceline. kevin, thank you. the new chief of the u.s. border control, the first woman ever to hold the job, carla provost. carla, congratulations. congratulations, carla. and our new acting deputy director of i.c.e., matt albence. thank you, matt. thank you. we're also

mike pence. thank you, mike, beautiful. thank you, mike. stand up, mike. stand up. e] >> president trump: great, mike. great job. i want to share my profound appreciation for our wonderful secretary of homeland security, nielsen. kirstjen nielson, thank you. doing a great job. not easy. we've got some good immigration laws, she really set standard, but we've broken every record in the book, haven't we? thank you, kirstjen. vital truth, america is land of opportunity, we are a nation of laws. for america to be a strong nation, we must have strong borders. helping to lead that effort, great patriots in the audience today, including new acting director of ice, ron vitiello. where is ron? thank you, ron. stand up, ron. great job. good. thank you, ron. [applause] >> president trump: and the commissioner of u.s. customs and border protection, kevin. where is kevin? thank you. the new chief of the u.s. border patrol, the first woman ever to hold the job, carla provost. carla, thank you. congratulations. congratulations, carla. [applause] >> president trump: and our new acti

mike -- mike. and your next united state senator, jim red ac. [cheering] pres. trump: great people. they are great people. for the senate, we have to get jim. we have to get him in. senator brown is not going to vote for our judge. we have a great judge. we love justice gorsuch. now we have soon to be justice kavanaugh. we need jim. >> [chanting] pres. trump: vote for jim. we have to get jim and there. he is an important guide. also here with us tonight, is ohio speaker of the house ryan smith. ryan, thank you. [cheering] pres. trump: thank you, ryan. ohio senate president, larry. larry, thank you. bob do check, i love bob. bob ran my campaign in ohio, you know that right? [cheering] pres. trump: and he was recommended along with five or six people and they were all recommended and i said, i don't know. one person said something about him that i liked. they said he never quits. he never gives up. bob, i didn't have the governor support, i didn't have the senate support, i didn't have your head of the republican party risk -- the republican party support. other than i was doing well p bob says it does not matter because you have the people support. he said so. [cheering] pres. trump: you remember that great night in november? remember? [cheering] pres. trump: when they said after hearing so much about ohio, and it is true, you have to win ohio. they said, it is going to be close. he will men may be by two, if he is lucky. that would mean it would take all night, they would not be able to say a thing. then they announced, the polls are closed. donald trump has won the state of ohio. [cheering] pres. trump: come up here, bob. come up. he never stops. now he is working with troy. he is doing good. he just said he will be winning. when he says he is going to win, i think we won by 11 points. >> eight and a half. pres. trump: eight and a half. we will take that. we will take that. did you have to be so accurate, bob. eight and a half point. we love ohio. i will to you what, we will have a tremendous victory for troy. try boulders and. [cheering] pres. trump: he is the one i wanted to win. they had this false report that i was supporting somebody else. and they were right, it was fake news. and i was supporting somebody else. steve stivers, but he is in a different district. did they apologize? did you apologize for that mistake? no, i heard today -- [booing] >> [chanting] pres. trump: i heard that troy was like my second choice. i said come he is my first choice. he is always been the one i wanted to win. it is always dangerous when you do this. you can involved in the primaries, they don't say, the record in the primaries. they give us false records. katie arrington, south carolina, she was behind by a lot. she is fantastic, by the way. she is fantastic. we endorsed her and she beat a man that likes flamingo dancers from argentina. you know about that? he was supposed to be vacationing on the tallahassee trail, but he was actually in argentina. i don't know, jim, do they have a tallahassee trail in argentina? i don't think so. no, right? jim jordan, how great is he? [cheering] pres. trump: how great is he? come here, jim. come here. >> the president is a little taller than me. [chanting] >> think about this, in 18 months, taxes lower, gorsuch on the court, economy and growing at a record rate, unemployment at its lows in 20 years, we are out of that crazy iran deal. the embassy is going to jerusalem. the offices have been returned in from north korea. a that is what is hopped -- that is what happened under the president's leadership. [cheering] pres. trump: what a great defender he has been. and defender he has been. what courage. there is a brave, tough cookie. along with some of his friends. i didn't know he was going to be here. i looked over and said i don't want to wrestle him. i think he is like 128.1 or something. did you ever win in this room? did you ever wrestle in this room? you would have won. statistically, you would have won. an anyway, thanks for being here. i didn't know you are going to be here. thank you. [cheering] pres. trump: so, a woman, a fantastic woman, who came to me because i didn't have the head of the republican party on my side, i will not mention matt's name -- [laughter] pres. trump: i was so nice to pres. trump: i was so nice to him. i introduced him, his family, his wife. everybody was nice. then one day i heard he was not going to be with us. i went to put a check and i said, what do you think? i said your poll numbers one ago appeared we decided after i won the presidency, we decided, and let's challenge the sky. why should we allow that to happen? james came along and she was unyielding. she challenged him. as you know, a lot of people were trying to push him over the line. that did not work out well. she won that race and she has been an incredible gop state chairman. thank you, jane. come up. [cheering] [applause] in pres. trump: thank you, jane. an pres. trump: thank you, jane. she has been incredible actually. finally, it is my honor to introduce the person that we are here for tonight. he is really tough. he is really smart. he never stops working. that is what to do check told me. i said, how is he doing? she loves the people of ohio. him and he loves the people in this district. he never stops. it is ohio's 12th district and he will hopefully be here for a long time. he is never going to let you down. i see it. that is why we are so angry when they thought i was supporting steve stivers. and i was. but again, it is the wrong youbut again, it is the wrong district. i support both of them. i expected a big apology. i thought it was going to be -- i won't mention the one because sometimes they treat me ok. about 4% of the time. [laughter] pres. trump: i said to a group, they will be apologizing today. i said, did they apologize? i didn't see an apology. that's ok. let me tell you, right from the beginning, troy boulders and, he is the guy. he is the guy that will do things. him you will be surprised. they are talking about this blue wave. [booing] pres. trump: i don't think so. i don't think so. maxine waters is leading the charge. [booing] pres. trump: maxine. she is a real beauty. maxine. are you seriously? low iq person. maxine waters. she is leading the charge. all throughout -- like 100 years i guess, 125 years, whoever has the white house, that party tends to lose the midterms. i don't know why. maybe it is complacency. maybe you all fight so hard for the presidency. you win come and you are complacent, but that was two years ago. i just said, why? we have the greatest economy in the history of our country. we have things that have never happened before. [cheering] pres. trump: look, if the democrats get in, they will raise your taxes, you will have crime all over the place, you will have able pouring across the border. why would that be a blue wave? i think it could be a red wave. really. i think it should be a red wave. [cheering] pres. trump: you have to get out and do it. you have to vote. you have to get out. they want to take away what we have given. they wanted -- have you ever seen this? you see policy -- nancy pelosi? who controls danny o'connor. whoever the hell that is. [laughter] pres. trump: danny o'connor, on his resume, put stuff that was not true. he did that. you would've thought he was harry mason or something. a low-level person that did nothing. danny o'connor. that is a beauty. he is another beauty. this is what we are fighting. they will take away your taxes. they will destroy so many things we have given. by the way, we had obamacare repealed and replaced, except for one man who showed up at 2:00 and he voted no. what we have done on health care is incredible and we have kept your numbers way down. way below what they thought. we have taken away the individual mandate which is the single worst part. of obamacare. we have taken it away. look, this has been some successful period for our country. our country has never, ever been like this. levels of enthusiasm, the likes of which nobody has ever seen. they have never seen it. not for me, in the polls. [cheering] pres. trump: so, we have a man that is going to fight for your. he will fight for ohio. he will be here for a long time. he will never disappoint you. i found that out from the people. he is not going to disappoint you. he is really smart. he is a really hard worker. and willhe is a really hard worker. troy bolderson, come on up. [cheering] >> thank you. thank you, everyone. it is a great honor to be here. before we get started, how about we wish the united states coast guard a happy 228th birthday? [cheers and applause] y: and, to all of the women who serve in and who have served, let's give them a roaring round of applause. ]applause troy: thank you. i come from an area called the shaker heights appellation. it is a humbling experience to be on stage with resident trump. -- president trump. back toident, welcome ohio. we are thankful to have you here. i am humbled by your support. it has been overwhelming. in 2016, ohio was the battleground for the presidential election. volunteer hours, your enthusiasm, and most importantly, your vote, helped what donald j. trump in the white house. [cheers and applause] audience: four more years! four more years! tori: i'm counting on you again. i need your volunteer hours, your enthusiasm, and most of hartley, i need your vote august 7 so i can go to congress and mostsent you -- importantly i need your vote august 7 so i can go to congress you and work alongside this great man, donald toit -- donald j. trump, make america great again. in a short time, president trump has lower taxes, brought unemployment to an all-time low, and the stock market is roaring. i am going to fight alongside him to continue this economic success. i promise. [applause] to the seniors out there, including my mom and dad, and they are here today, and the seniors across america, president trump will protect your social security and medicare. i will fight alongside him to make sure the benefits you were promised are there for you. [applause] troy: mr. president, we do not want to go back. i'm not tired of winning. my opponent has a different idea. he wants to repeal those middle-class tax cuts. to -- dannya wants wants to take away your guns. supports openy borders and sanctuary cities. will fightanny against the policies that are turning this country around. all, he will vote for nancy pelosi for speaker. [booing]: bil want to put america back to work, i need your vote on tuesday. i will go to congress to fight for ohio and for the great people of the 12th district. thank you you all very much. thank you donald trump. pres. trump: thank you. he means it. he means it. he means it. -- thank you, troy. thank you, troy. a vote for the opponent is a vote for open borders. which means like, they don't care about. they don't care about crime. they don't care about your military. they don't care about veterans. the new platform of the democratic party is, let's abolish ice and not worry about crime. it does not work that way. when ms-13 sees the ice people, when they come in, ms-13 says we got problems. we got problems. i says done -- ice has done a lot for this country. they are getting things done. we're going to see these gangs like ms-13, we are getting them the hell out of the country. one by one. as a democratny is a vote to let criminals and drug spore into our country and to let ms-13 run wild and our communities. and you know what? they do once they are there. we are going to protect our law enforcement, not just ice. all of our law enforcement. want -- and we do -- we want maximum border security and respect for ice. respect for border control. respect for all of our great loss, right? law enforcement! law enforcement officers. we have seen the horrors that happened when our laws are not enforced. for example, in the sanctuary state of california, air force maryland ferris was viciously raped, murdered, beaten to death a hammer by an illegal alien with a long criminal history who should've never been in our country. including an arrest just one week before he killed marilyn. this was someone who should never have been allowed to be in our country. we are about thousands of people. talking about thousands and thousands of people, you can ask jim jordan. and we are finally getting there. we will get there. we will get there. we want our country to be a sanctuary for law-abiding americans, not criminal aliens. ]cheers and applause audience: [chanting "buildout wall"] pres. trump: every day the heroes of ice are tracking down the criminals, the child editors which is a tremendous problem, and criminals all over the place and throwing them in jail or throwing them the hell out of our country. one or the other. we just announced yesterday a record of enforcement at the border. not easy. it is not easy. because our laws hurt so bad. they are so pathetic. catch and release. lottery. lottery. let's pick someone out. her thatg, i want might be. he's convicted of seven murders? our, let him run through country. in, how about chain migration? how about that? somebody comes in and he brings his mother and his father into the aunt and uncle 15 times removed. you bring some all. day, to a young man, you can call him that or the young animal who mowed down eight people. killed. many people, horribly injured. did you ever notice they don't talk about the people who lost arms and legs? .ight people died but they don't say, eight people armsand many people lost and legs. so incredible. but, this guy had 22 people come in with them. 22 people. in nt is in our criminal justice system now. he has been there about one year. criminal is in our justice system now. he has been there about one year. you will be there forever. court after court after court. then they will make deals. if you want to stop the radical waters, thereine is only one choice. vote for troy balderson. he is going to help. he is going to help. he is going to help everybody. they are going to get the job done. the fact is, we need more republicans. people say we have a majority. we don't really have a majority. the majority in the senate, we have 51. there's one person not voting. he is not around. so we have 50. i will give you an example of how tough it is to get our great, future justice in the cabinet. he will get there, i feel strongly about. that to get him approved, because there is one vote the want be able to vote, unfortunately, to get justice kavanaugh approved we need 100% of the republican votes. and about that. we need 100%. how bad is that? will you always have somebody, i don't like trump. i don't like our president. he destroyed my room. i did not destroy a career. destroyed because he said bad things about me and you say that and you go down the tubes. that's all right. i never mentioned names. i don't mention names. a year or two ago i would've mentioned names, i don't do it anymore. i don't do it anymore. but think of it. we need 100%. then the vice president, mike, who is a great guy, has to vote. has to go and raise his hand and we win. we win. you know, you are not going to have that vote most likely from your senator. but it is one of those things. we're going to get him in. top at yale law school. harvardustice gorsuch, law school. number one in his class. want to oxford, top student. this is what we want. great people. people.he-line, smart people with the highest test score. i want people with high test scores. does that make sense? i want people of high scores, so do you. so we have a great person and brett kavanaugh and i think it's working out for well but we need 100% of the vote. won by for 40 i or 30 points. it could be great democrats. but on the assumption, they do talk. if you have them say nicer things about me than any republican. a couple of them compare me to some of the greats. abe lincoln, honest day. no, no, they say great things. and i tell the people. , it isthe people, i say wonderful that they say nice things but they

mike dewine. where's mike? thank you, mike. what a tough team this is. along with your future lieutenant governor, ohio state, secretary of state, john. thank you. thank you, john. i'll tell you what. they're a great combination. they're tough, they're smart, they love this state. i've known him a long time. they are really something very special and you're lucky to have them. and i will tell you, i also know your opponent because we had to get him out. he was destroying a lot of people's lives. he was destroying people's lives. great people. people that had businesses for many years. he was terrible. all you have to do is pick up some of the editorials about him. i'll tell you, if you don't win that race, i will be so disappointed. i will say you should never run again. get them to get the information on the building. ok? the building that he bought where they spent $250 million buying a building that was worth a fraction of that. but call my office. i have so much information. that was a bad guy. oh, were we happy when we got rid of him. mick mulvaney d

mike mckee. mike, what did you think of that interview? mike: pretty much what esther george always says. e has been one of the more hawkish members of the committee. as idea she sees those justified is no surprise given that inflation is around the level the fed targets and the economy is growing at a strong pace. september seems to be locked in. the question is december and whether enough members will decide to go along with that. bet as esther george will data dependent. there's politics and the president to consider and the fed tries not to take that too much into account, boy when you have a president tweeting about how if you were to be impeached and you doesn't think he well, we mustet will crash, be talking about the president's role in the economy here and how that might change going forward and what that would mean. no doubt they talk about on the sidelines but things are not recorded. the minutes show there was no discussion of the president's comments in july about the fed and what they should do. he has ramped up the pressure a little bit now. they cannot get into it. on the o

mike. mike, of course, is michael jordan. jordan came to lebron's defense saying, quote, i support l.j. he's doing an amazing job for his community. first lady melania trump also came to his defense saying it looks like lebron james is working to do good things on behalf of our next generation. for more on all of this, i am joined by gabrielle bruni and michael steele. michael, i want to start with you except that i don't really know where to start. >> there is no place to start. >> this is a favorite son of ohio. this is not a situation where lebron is out there making a political statement of his own volition. he is out there promoting a school for underprivileged children in his home city. >> he's made a commitment of $41 million to this community and helping these kids. i would daresay more than we've ever seen come close from the president in this area, in this space. so to even enter this space the way the president did is insulting in that sense. but then to sort of talk about yet again when it comes to an african-american athlete or in the case of don lemon, someone who is on national television as somehow being less intelligent and stupid, further speaks to how the black community has come to view this president, as someone who looks down on us and who has an attitude about us that is nothing short of racist. and so the fact that melania and others have been trying to walk away from that or take a different sidestep is nice, but the commander in chief, the president of the united states, is the one who's doing the tweets and that's the one that sticks. >> he's the one with the power. >> he's the one with the power. >> gabrielle, you wrote for "esquire" about the president's attacks on lebron and you say that there's a reason that he likes mike but takes shots at lebron james. what do you mean by that? >> historically michael jordan has generally belonged to a camp of athletes that tends to promote his sneakers and play the game and stay quiet on politics. and lebron is breaking with that tradition in a big way. he has been very involved with black lives matter. he said that the killing of trayvon martin was a life-changing event for him. so when trump is saying he likes mike, he's saying i like my black athletes to smile and play and be quiet. >> and perform essentially. michael steele, what do you think? >> i think she's absolutely right. i thought it, she had it. that's exactly what you have here. it is almost as if i like my black athletes when they stay in their place. and the fact that you have a number of -- a growing number led by individuals like lebron coming out and filling the space, the public space, they don't see it so much as political activism, they see it as articulating deep-rooted concerns within the blac

now let's turn to america's lawyer mike papen tonio mike welcome to the big picture to be here thanks for the invitation these david and goliath lawsuits get lots of media attention but how many actually went what are some notable examples of the little guy beating the big corporation well you can do that but it has to be under the right pleading it has to be under the right theory the reason these climate change for cases for example are being dismissed is because the pleading is not where it should be really interesting dichotomy about just the climate change case alone. the for example rhode island just filed a case a couple of weeks ago and there their argument is that they want to go after all of the oil companies and they want to hold them responsible for the damages that's a evident to everybody who's honest and paying attention but what they've done they've they've overreached holland the best way and it'll be dismissed that's my prediction it'll be if it's not if it's not dismissed at the trial level it'll be dismissed at the appellate level there's a problem that they have i

mike actually checked in and one year later the owners have not clanged the dog's name to mike tyson. mikeem an earful. to find a list of participating shelters head to nbcbayarea.com. marcus and i will be out at the big event. it's the whole bark around the block event. >> nbc bay area, we have a booth set up. we'll have dog tags out there for free. >> that's where they picked it up. >> right. >> and you saw how tiny that dog was. >> it is big now. >> i want to know how big ryan is now. >> yeah. >> i was always crossing my fingers? >> i think all of us were adopted. >> eventually. >> it will be heating up for the inland areas. we are talking about some of our valleys. we are going to antioch this morning to check out our temperatures. the way they shape up today going from 62 degrees to 75 at 11:00 and 86 degrees at 1:00 p.m. we know it will heat up more from there. if you're on your way out the door it is 58 degrees with sunshine and then we'll be at 87 degrees at 1:00 this afternoon. so no matter what time you're leaving out at least for the early hours it will feel a lot more comfortab

let's not also forget mike flynn, the former national security -- >> is that your mike. whose mike? >> it's your hair. can you move your hair off the mike. left shoulder. >> thanks, guys. >> this is vacation. how is that? >> yeah. >> mike flynn, then former national security adviser whose sentencing was delayed again today suggesting that he's still speaking known for his ties to both putin and the turks is hired not despite that but because of that. today was the day in which anyone still supporting this administration, including the republicans on the hill, have to face the fact that corruption is the feature, you know, of this white house and of this campaign, and it cannot be dismissed. that's how you put all the pieces today together. >> yeah. listen, you know, you guys are raring to go to talk about this, and two of you at least came off of vacation to discuss because you thought that this was a monumental day. harry, i'll bring you in next. eight serious guilty counts against paul manafort and ten counts, they couldn't reach a verdict. what do you think of the result, and wh

mike: i'm mike emanuel in for eric shawn.d took swipes at the media while stumping for troy balderson. polls show the race is

mike maples. mike: maybe one thing. i think some companies are raising too much money relative to the value they create. that's not one sector. emily: is there a bubble that will pop? mikethink so. i think it will be more that some companies will face their day of reckoning because they have engaged in fake growth and hidden it for a long time. emily: mike maples, thank you as always for coming back. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." we will be back tomorrow. this is bloomberg. ♪

let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. hi, mike. >> hey, hi, everybody. hope you had a great weekend. live look from our exploratorium camera at pier 15. when i came into work you couldn't see the top of the salesforce tourre and that's when i was dealing with mist and some drizzle. maybe that's led up a little bit. from south beach, it's not very hazy this morning even though we do have the marine layer and overcast and temperatures are running in the mid to upper 50s. cool this

mike murphy and national security analyst morgan ortegus. great to see you. dagen: 243 apple has to hit to hit a trillion dollars. mike: that a bet? dagen: i could win that bet today. maria: you could win the bet today. micheal: very well. dagen: generally i don't gamble. [laughter] mike big focus on apple. maria: would you buy the stock right here? mike: i would, let me tell you why, apple is trading roughly 15 times earnings and you look at other big tech they are trading at 70 times earnings, apple is shifting into more technology services type company, you put a 30 multiple on apple trading at $40 a share, there's a lot of upside. maria: why is it trading 15 or 17 times while all the others trading at 70, i don't get that? >> it's being priced as hardware company which has been. you stop ordering a new phone the company would cease to exist. services business is up 31%, you could argue it's cheap at the levels. maria: it's all about the service's revenue, right? dagen: it's about that and average selling price is going up for the iphones, that is a critical thing that we will -- average price $747 a unit which was above analyst expectations, they didn't expect it to hit 700, the real large phone that's coming out in the fall is going to help the price keep going u

mike's parallel here, looking at the national anthem controversy. what's different you see here about the response to this? >> well, it's actually kind of hilarious, because donald trump said, i like mike" in his tweet to kind of fan the flames a little bit about the lebron james versus michael jordan debate. and then michael jordan came out and said that he stands with lebron, essentially. on the melania front, i think we're giving her a little bit too much credit, if you ask me, for going against the grain in the white house. and she also said, you know, i would be very willing to visit the school that lebron james is starting. on lebron james' front, i don't know if he would be willing to have melania over, especially after some of the things she's said on the other side, being for the birther movement and everything like that. the support from the athlete community i think is very telling. because, yes, while trump has questioned the intelligence of people of all walks of life, i think in this very specific case, he is speaking to his base who maybe has a little bit of resentment against athletes that they see as playing a game for millions of dollars, where now you have lebron james taking the millions of dollars that he's making and putting it to good use. >> mike, it's a peculiar thing. i don't associate this president with athleticism or athletics. the code she just referenced there, i like mike, it's this bizarre version of i like mike -- he has a strange relationship with sports. yes, he encountered a lot of golfers through the trump administration. what's your take on that, his engagement with athletes and sports more generally? >> i think he likes celebrity. and so as athletes have gained in celebrity, he's into that. i also think -- i know he has been a boxing promoter and he liked the fact that when he was promoting boxers, leon spinx, he's attracted to the strong man during his rallies. bobby knight would show up. and he owned a usfl team and destroyed that league. he tried to own the buffalo bills. if only that had happened maybe, you know, he would be causing roger goodell headaches instead of lebron james and everyone else. >> more headaches. mike pesca, thank you very much. certainly this conversation is going to continue. >>> up n

as if the north korean ‘s were really upset that mike pompeo showed up last time injuly that that mike pompeo showed up last time in july that any that mikef the that mike pompeo showed up last time injuly that any of the things that mike pompeo showed up last time in july that any of the things that donald trump has —— had promised in terms of a peace regime that would be led into a declaration of peace. that is the sequence north korean ‘s sea. declaration of peace, then the piece details which will be negotiated later. they appeared to be making concessions, they released this japanese tourists over the weekend, there have been significant developments in terms of the repatriation of the us remains from the korean war. then was from both north and south had a chance to meet just about a week ago. —— families from. tell us about the progress that north korea is making, the concessions, is it enough? it isn't quite denuclearisation. so far they have done things that are really reversible, or are not in that core basket of security issues that they really worry about and the us are worried about. with the released japanese man, i think th

mike nicco, we're waiting for mike to get to the desk. come on, mike. >> or maybe not. . >> waiting for direction. that's all. >> sure. >> just waiting. okay. all right, mike, you are never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> but always a little -- never mind. let's talk about what's going on. serious stuff to talk about and some good stuff at the end of this. i promise. here's a look at what's going on from walnut creek. you can see the air is a little cleaner than it was yesterday, but this is one of those areas that possibly will develop poor air quality as we head into the afternoon. smoky sunshine will dominate again on the sixth summer spare the air. highs will roll downhill from here and going to start with a little bit of a breeze hitting us tomorrow. today, no breeze. that's why temperatures are jumping from 92 in los gatos, look at the upper 90s in morgan hill and gilroy. milpitas, sunny 88 in santa cruz. 72 millbrae, everybody else in the low to mid 80s on the peninsula. mid 60s along the coast. look at the 70s, low 70s, downtown, s

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mike flynn. mike flynn has been cooperating, i believe, the longest with team america, which is what one former federal prosecutor called the mueller special counsel investigation. talk about what bob mueller could get from paul manafort. he already has his deputy, rick gates, he already has mike flynn. what would mueller want with manafort? what would mueller demand for any sort of leniency or any sort of deal for paul manafort? >> i have maybe a slightly less sensational, less interesting view of what the topic of these negotiations might have been. manafort doesn't really look like someone who has the ability to go in and engage in sort of the full cooperation that prosecutors would demand to complete a cooperation agreement. so what would manafort have that he could offer? prosecutors who just finished trying a case in the eastern district of virginia now have to gear up and go to trial again in washington. that's a considerable expenditure of time and resources, especially if they have the intention to work on additional cases. so if manafort were to offer to plead guilty, it would, for prosecutors, be an efficiency gain. he could probably seek from them a leniency for the amount on his property that might be seized, leaving him with resources that might provide for his f