he made it basically his mission to take out mike rogers.hey have diabolically different views on international affairs and various foreign policy and national security, and so, you're going to see kind of a bloodbath here, i think. this primary changed a little bit last week. former congressman peter meyer withdrew from the race on the deadline to withdraw on friday. he was going to bring a different constituency to the race, with west michigan republicans. he's from the meyer family, some good financial backing. the meyer supermarket chain family. he is out. now this is kind of a three-man race essentially. >> when it the primary for each party? what is the impact of that on the general election? >> we have a primary the first two days of august. there's a little bit of separation, not a ton. obviously some states have spring primaries. some have september primaries. which is always interesting. but michigan sets it up so there's a lot of campaigning in the summertime. we will see a very active july. also colliding with the republican nati

that's why you must vote for mike rogers, highly respected no matter where he goes. on up here, mike. >> they know this cracked -- this crowd is fired up because they know when you get into the white house, these folks have your back, too. and they know and they've been telling america and they're going to go door to door for you for me, for the republican party , and tell the rest of our state and our country that help is on the way. yeah. jen was -- just one last thing. i had a slight lead to show that you were a little bit popular in the republican party donald trump-endorsed me, two days later i was 60 points ahead of our opponents. thank you for what you are going to do. >> he is going to win. it was an honor to endorse him and i will tell you he is risk acted all over, respected by everybody, you have a rare choice here. normally you come in, people haven't heard he's a man who was tested on highly respected in washington and that's what you need, especially with the car industry and all of the other things. i thought that was china. that was a loud plane. that

that's why you must vote for mike rogers, highly respected, no matter where it goes. me on up, mike. come on up here. mike: mr. president, this crowd is fired up because they know when you get into the white house, these folks have your back too. [cheers and applause] >> they know. they've been telling america. they're going to go door to door for me, for you and for the rest of our state and our country that help is on the way and just one last thing, mr. president, i had a slight little lead, a slight little lead to show that you were popular in the republican. donald trump endorsed me i was 60 points ahead of our opponent. thank you, mr. president, thanks for having the courage to stand up when so many would not. thank you, mr. president. [cheers and applause] president trump: he's going to win. he's respected all over. he's respected by everybody. you have a rare choice there. normally people haven't heard -- he's a man who was tested and highly respected in washington. and that's what you need especially in the car industry and all of the other things. i thought t

the ugly is somebody like mike rogers. mike rogers is running for the u.s. senate in michigan. i could argue that michigan may be the most important state in november. he was chairman of the intelligence committee in the house, and most importantly, he's a former fbi agent. he knows this system is not rigged. he knows the department of justice is not full of partisans. or democrats or republicans trying to get some results for political reasons. he knows better. or lindsey graham. what about him? a former military prosecutor. he knows better. like joy said, all these lawyers, these republican lawyers, i mean, it's just ugly. it's just ugly. so that's the good, that's the bad, and that's the ugly. now, i will say politically, i do think this will help with swing voters. for somebody like mike rogers in michigan, for him to have said two hours ago what he said, this is some kind of, you know, politicalization of, weaponization of the justice system, independent swing voters in michigan are going, what, really? i don't think so. and he needs those swing voters to win. he cannot ge

host: you don't know a lot about mike rogers? caller: i don't.sing him the other day. however, whoever he picks i'm sure nobody is going to like it. everybody seems to hate republicans for whatever reason. it's like going to the doctor. the doctor is a good guy and speaks well any offers coffee and lollipops and everybody likes him. you go home and you are still in pain or you go to the jerk doctor but you go home and you feel great. host: we will leave it there. what are your thoughts on mike rogers running for the senate in michigan, former member of the house intel chair. what's the likelihood, is he on the list? guest: i haven't heard is on the list. you also have to understand that this changes rapidly. at the beginning of the year in the end of last year, kristi nome was at the top of the list so that's the key thing. you just never know. right now, the latest name that is hot is doug berg off. republicans say they like dougbergom but i'm not convinced he will be vp. it changes weekly. host: what to these folks have to do to prove loyalty i

for republicans that was holding it up, but you had leaders like mike, who heads up the affairs, mike rogerso stayed committed to this and their democratic partners also stayed committed to this, who were unrelenting, and they were staying encouraging micah johnson to look at the intelligence, and then the intelligence was showing things like these freedomgreen and othy echoing russian talking points. a number of us who were recently in germany, we heard that from bundestag members that their right wing is also echoing russian talking were very study- steady and getting the information out, working with think tanks and people in washington to get the message out and allies and i know there were all kinds of, you know, information flows going in very steadily and president biden wat attack. people were really kind back ps to make this deal work and that is kind of washington at its best, that you cou and that a wl -- this is verchaic, but the rule went through with democratic support, which never happens and it's something that, you know, that -- when the republicans on that committee that op

he was endorsing the republican senate candidate, mike rogers there.so that's something that senate republicans against in particular, one him to focus on, right is not just campaigning for himself, but helping other republicans up and down the ticket. and republicans have a pretty favorable map for the senate this year. and the more trump is out there trying to help their candidates especially in these races that they should win in states like montana, for example, in ohio. i think nevada that is more of a reach state for them, but that's another possible place that we could see donald trump campaign because of how close it was last time. that's what they want to see him focused on. and to the extent that all the headlines are about him getting fined for violating the gag order and just being in court every day. they obviously don't like that. >> yeah. shelby, a number of the people in congress can also be defined by their interest in either becoming donald trump's vice president or at least getting a slot somewhere in a potential future trump adminis

adam: marjorie taylor greene is going to move in the ouster of mike johnson. rogerg a good job with what he has to work with, the fact that you want to go this route again and vacate the chair, we have so much to do in congress right now, we got a border, wars all over, and economy that needs help, these are what we should work on not trying to vacate a chair, someone who would be able to win. neil: is open season. democrats are rallying around the speaker. don't know how that would sort out. wouldn't that risk alienating johnson all the more, two by count, three may be. >> i guess it would but the fact is the majority of us do not want him gone, they want continuity and we want to address the issues the american people want us to address. we got border issues, ukraine issues, all the stuff on college campuses, we need to fix this and not try to elect a third speaker of the house in a year's time. neil: where do you think this goes? getting the process going means you can't do much else until the process is gone. >> we have to go through the process and vote, i thin

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has adviser and campaign aide roger stone was charged, convicted, and sentence. as white house national security adviser mike flynn was charged and convicted. campaign adviser was charged, convicted, and sentenced to prison. his business cfo allen weisselberg was charged, convicted, sentenced to prison. 's business itself was found guilty of criminal tax fraud and real estate organizations can go to prison otherwise it might have. of course, trump's former personal lawyer michael cohen who would you spoke with onset was charged, convicted, and sentenced to prison for a criminal scheme that prosecutors described as directed by trump for which trump was the beneficiary. he was the star witness in the prosecution's case in which donald trump was just convicted on all 34 felony counts. as of tonight, donald trump himself has joined the ignominious list. it feels inevitable, looking back, but until it happened tonight, nobody could be sure it ever would. that said, he seems to know it was coming. he seems to have known something . this remarkable headline in "the new york times" as we, quote, trump leans into an

roger, bobby, mark. jay, rose, civil vila -- sylvia. carolyn. rula, i worked very closely with rula with the lunch event today. mike, ann, and kathy. to all of you thank so much for taking time off to think about what we are going to do this day. or the rest of the day. it was a lot of very fruitful and enjoyable discussion. and of course million thanks to kathy and her theme for helping us put it together. this year's conference theme, world in crisis, spark of hope. came very quickly to the planning committee. the number and intensity of prices -- crisis that the world is grappling with today are increasing and becoming worse. according to the u.n., not chatgpt, progress on more than half of the sustainable development goal targets have been -- has been slow, insufficient, and weak. and more than 30% of the targets progress has stalled or reversed. and this is more painfully clear in efforts to reduce poverty. the rate of poverty was going down over the last three decades until pandemic interrupted, and now for the first time in a generation the rate of extreme poverty has gone up it has not only stalled, and security, we'll have

i have senior markets commentator mike santoli to break down the crucial moments of the trading day and phil lebeau and kate rogersstifle is getting more bullish on cava. >> what will we take into the weekend? >> it is pretty much a flat week for the s&p 500. we have been hesitating around this 5,300 level a minor shakeout yesterday is a reminder that while the trend is healthy, the market is not on the long reach, a lot of things have to stay in the right zone to continue to progress. including economic growth not seeming like it is going to re-heat too much at this point, and also, we lost some of that leadership going into the week i was talking about that a week ago. we have big reversals in commodities, and the inflation trade, and the utilities and banks also reset lower, so it's narrowed out of it i mean the nasdaq nasdaq is back at a new relative high versus the average stock. it is healthy enough if that's how we play defense in this market but it shows that yields have to cooperate in order for the widening to happen. >> we're on track for another nasdaq closing high. that tells you everything you need t

mike johnson has got to go. his tactics are getting way too old." >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: yeah. then congressman hal rogers "did somebody say, 'way too old?' sorry, i thought you were talking about me. [ laughter ] anyway, if this actually happens, i'll eat my hat." then congresswoman alma adams said, "did somebody say, 'my hat?' [ laughter ] sorry. i thought you were talking about me. anyway, marjorie's threats are totally toothless." [ light laughter ] then congressman bob -- >> steve: uh-oh. uh-oh! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: then congressman bob latta said, "did somebody say 'totally toothless?' [ laughter ] anyway, this is unbelievable. it speaks volumes about her character." then congresswoman ann wagner said, "did somebody say 'unbelievable volume?' [ laughter ] anyway, things might be bad today, but they'll be super tomorrow." then congressman jesus garcia said, "did someone say 'super mario?' anyway -- [ laughter ] maybe mitch mcconnell can get her to knock it off." then congressman bill foster said, "did someone say 'knockoff mitch mcconnell?' [ laughter ] anyway, someone needs to stop marjorie. go sp

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came out today and told modern roger that he would at least support allowing a vote on the motion to vacate even if he's undecided on the merits. so this is just not where mike johnson wants to be in this moment is not what he wants to be focused on. and meanwhile, marjorie taylor greene kicking up controversy for a completely other reason does then today, xi and asked her was voting against a bill to combat anti-semitism. and in her reasoning, she invoked an anti-semitic trope. i want to read you what she said in her post on social media. she said anti-semitism is wrong, but i will not be voting for the antisemitism awareness act today that could convict christians of anti-semitism for leaving the gospel that says jesus was handed over to herod to be crucified by the jews. now, that claim that jewish people were responsible for the death of jesus have has historically been used to justify anti-semitic attacks on the jewish community. so just another example of greens controversial behavior and also not the first time she has used anti-semitic rhetoric. aaron all right. >> well, thank you very much. melanie. and tonight, if you think about it, merger taylor

roger? >>> welcome back to "morning joe." jonathan lemire is still with us. joining the conversation, we have msnbc contributor mikeou look good. >> sorry i'm late. >> you were late, by an hour and ten minutes. >> it was a rough night last night. >> nbc news national affairs analyst john heilemann. also always slightly late. >> what? >> am i here? >> let me finish up, heilemann. >> fair enough. >> sometimes -- >> here i am. here i am. >> i don't know what's going on, but, like -- >> 7:00 hour is starting at 7:10. >> -- he doesn't show up, especially when he is in l.a. all right. john is a partner and chief political columnist at puck. staff writer at the "new yorker," susan glasser. host of "the political scene" podcast. great to have you all on board. at the table with us is democratic senator richard blumenthal of connecticut. he is a member of the homeland security armed services and judiciary committees. i get flashbacks. >> you go way back, right? >> i started out in local news in connecticut, and senator blumenthal, you were the attorney general. >> i was the attorney general. >> if you had lollipop bans or d