by the way, cued quotes to mike walters for enterprising this story.ound out, by the way, this is now all out war between taylor swift and calvin harris. we found out that this huge hit that calvin harris has with rihanna, "this is what you came for," huge hit, number one song on multiple charts for many, many weeks, that song was written by taylor swift and taylor swift wanted to keep it secret because she didn't want their relationship when it was written at the time that they were together to overshadow the song itself and it has come back -- charles: which was nice of her. harvey: which was nice of her. she went to great lengths -- this is what happened. by the way, we're going to tell you this story and calvin went nuclear, she went

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mike: walter?r fight is not far away and when the floor fights begin, not only are they going to be on the floor, some of it will be in the periphery. the strategy for each side, the directions to the delegates and delegate hunters on the floor is run from the trailer area just outside the hall. jim mcmanus is out there. calledey are communication trailers. or in military parlance, command posts. the one behind us belongs to president ford. the security is so tight that these are checked every day for electronic bugs and telephone wiretaps. not that anyone from washington, d.c. ought to worry about anything like that. the trailer behind us now belongs to ronald reagan. the general sits here in the equivalent of a broadcast anchor booth. the telephone consoles are marked button by button for each delegation and to keep track of the proceedings, a andriy of television monitors. them,oordinators, 10 of man the telephones along the walls and these boots. they are in constant contact with their counterp

. >> mike, it was walter payton's birth the take yesterday we missed it.great football legend. >> he wants me to tell you it was walter payton's birth the day yesterday and we missed it. >> walter and i became friend over the years. >> what a friend you are, that you forgot his birthday. >> basketball legend michael jordan breaks his silence on social issues. jordan has never been one to use his celebrity status to share his thoughts on politics and social issues but he is not staying quiet on the questionable police shootings of african americans or targeting of police officers. jordan announced he is donating a million-dollar to the naacp legal defense fund and institute for community police relations. he shed light on violence from his personal perspective writing as a proud american, a father lost his own dad in a sense zest act of violence and a black man i have been deeply trouble by the deaths of african americans at the hand of law enforcement and angered by cowardly and hateful targeting and killing of police officers. i grief with the families ho

mike: 30 votes against 16 c and conceivably a ford majority for the nomination. walter: dan rather is with one of the ford floor leaders who will be watching his delegate closely on these floor fights. dan: what is the strongest argument you have found to use with people who say i'm going to vote for president ford for the nomination but i really want to support the reagan people on this matter of getting out front with these choices? >> i don't know any ford people who would do that. this is a scheme to lock schweiker in for vice president. reagan has his backers. if the convention would force ford to have a package, they vote between it to packages and swiger would be home free. he can be nominated on the floor of this convention in a straight out fight. if this new rule is adopted, it locks schweiker in if reagan wins. if ford wins, it locks reagan out. it is foolish why it would prevent ford from conferring with reagan about vice president because he couldn't do it until after the contest was over. dan: there were three or four members of the delegation trying to co

walter mondale and jimmy carter and dick cheney established a way here. the vice-president especially someone who had experience on the hill and policy chops was mike penceill carry weight. the president will make the final call and he will be an advocate for conservatives. >> i want to get your take on the splash. can we show the video back to book. you go back to mitt romney's announcement and it was just big p- time deal and today, it is subdued. and you you look toward the convention in the next 3 or 4 days, are you looking for more of a splash or showy. what are you looking for out of the convention this week? >> trace, i have to tell you, i heard the commentary over the last you know, 12- however many hours since it was announced and i guess less than that. and in the aftermath of the terror attacks in nice and the coup attempt in turkey and all of the instability and that is been in the world in the last 24 hours, i don't think it was appropriate to have a bap loan drop and over the top festive occasion. and i just don't know how you announce it matters as much as who the person was. when george bush announced his vice-presidential running mate 16

mike brown, eric garner, sandra bland. it is north, south, east, west, midwest. it is young people like tamir rice. people older like walter scott and eric garner. it is men, women. it is really sort of disturbing and people are simply sharing how it feels to live inside of their skin. i think we need to pay close attention because officer-involved shootings of african-americans is not some sort of cost free endeavor. it is very costly and damaging to society, not to mention loss of life, broken trust, not to mention massive police payouts and civil damages. i can go on. we need to address this national crisis. we have an epidemic and serious problem. >> i want to remind viewers the governor of minnesota expected to make comments on the shooting any minute now. speaking to congressman keith elson who represents fifth district of state of minnesota. you and i have talked about this phenomenon before, americans have talked about this before, sadly, many times. the hope is that as more attention is paid to it it might get better but we just noticed that fatal shootings by officers increased to from 465 in the first six months

walter of the "cook political report." so let's talk a little bit about what you heard david brooks. mike pence and donald trump? >> he calms things down. he's a very conventional conservative, very pretty orthodox conservative, somebody who's been involved in republican circles forever, sweet disposition, and takes the things donald trump says and makes them seem normal. when you to have the things the trump campaign has to do is make him seem like a normal candidate. pence is good at that. >> woodruff: amy? he h's incredibly on message. this is the one person you don't have to worry about freelancing. what we've seen at this convention and from some of the other candidates in the race for vice president like newt gingrich, they're going to go off on their own rif and tangent. mike pence is going to do what the trump campaign needs him to do, period, exclamation point. the other thing the pence campaign does besides soothe trump, is you can send mike pence to any one of the battleground states where the senate majority is on the line and candidates will want to stand with him, even the candidates who won't show

mike brown approaches, he dies. we could go down the list. waltercott runs away and gets shot in the back and magically these body cameras don't seem to work when the evidence is stacked against the police. yes, we should wait for the investigation but the public has to have some sense of trust in the investigators. and for a long time wea've had o reason to do that. >> i know it seems obvious from looking at the videotape but they did something that was going to change their lives. it obviously this man's life was ended by this. as you said, it's early out of the box. mark, thank you very much. cedric, as always. >>> turning now to our other top story. donald trump accusing hillary clinton of bribing loretta lynch after the fbi recommended not charging hillary clinton over her email practices. we have this 2016 race covered the way only cnn can. give us all of the latest. >> reporter: well, good morning, allison. donald trump was trying to stay on message, hammer hillary clinton, drive home the message that in the wake of not -- of the fbi not reco

from michigan, mike coffman from colorado, david brett from michigan, kevin north dakota, john duncan from tennessee, christopher gibson from new york am a louie gohmert from texas, walter jones from north carolina, cynthia lummis from wyoming, thomas massie from kentucky, todd mcclintock from randy -- from texas, scott perry from pennsylvania, from florida, tom reeves from new york, dana matts are from california, salmon from arizona, mark sanford from south carolina, scott austin from georgia, glenn thompson from pennsylvania, david trott from michigan, ted yoho from florida. the microphone went off. go right ahead. from california. these are these who called for these pages.f the victims, american families from 9/11 have a right to know about the funding that was involved in that. >> delegate from vermont. thank you, mr. chairman. thisse in support of amendment. it is not our job to release this information. >> delegate from west virginia. mr. chairman. thi call the question. >> the question has been called. for, say aye. opposed, say no. aye.se signify by saying the opinion of the chair that the ayes have it. is a relevantt due to the last amendment, thank you. : th

justin amosh from michigan, mike cou kaufman from colorado, kevin kramer from north dakota, scott decharlise from tennessee. christopher gibson from new york. walter jones from north carolina, cynthia loomis from wyoming, thomas massey from kentucky. tom mcclintock from california. mcmulvaney from south carolina. randy newgabauer from texas. joe pitts from pennsylvania. tom reed from new york, dana robasher from california. elena ross lighten from florida. matt salmon from arizona. mark sanford from south carolina, scott austin from georgia. >> call the question. >> ted yokel from florida. >> microphone went off. go ahead. >> mike zeke from montana, a list of republican congressmen who called for the declassification of these 28 pages. the american people, victims of 9/11 have the right to know -- have the right to know about the funding that was involved in this. >> delegate from vermont? can we have your mike? >> thank you, mr. chairman i rise in support of this amendment. it's not our job to release classified information from this committee. >> delegate from west virginia? >> thank you, mr. chairman. i would call the question. >> the question

walter cronkite in our newsroom. and there has been attempt on the life of president kennedy. >> just turn the mike on.y. what do you want? do you want me to move back a little bit? is it all right now? is this all right? ladies and gentlemen, i would like to introduce to you the chief cameraman and assistant news director. bert, we have brought the people pretty much up to date. would you tell them exactly what you know as of this point? >> well, jay, i was standing at the trade mart waiting for his arrival there. all of a sudden we saw them approaching, they didn't slow down, as a matter of fact, they were going 70, 80 miles an hour past us. and then i jumped into a police car and went to parkland. >> these two men come in and one of them had a large machine gun and they were hollering for the cots and the stretcher and everything. >> what happened after this? >> then the president came in behind him and they took both of them back -- >> albert thomas, democrat of texas, is standing outside the corridor of the emergency room said he has been told the president was still alive but in very critical con

. >> mike, you have just explained the reality that donald trump was talking to. >> i get it. >> he's tapping into. >> when walteronkite, when you had three anchors talking, and you had to cover news all across the globe, you might not cover a police shooting in baton rouge or a beheading in syria. these days, it's the viral video from north miami of the social worker holding his hand up and getting shot through the leg that everybody is looking at, that's become our reality. marshall mclewin talking about the global village we live in. we never really lived in the global village as instantaneous as this, and that is stoking fear. donald trump does not create that perception among americans. he rides that wave. >> you're right. and that's why we are without doubt involved in the first political campaign for the presidency where anger might be the prevalent motivation rather than optimism. >> and you know who that speech was for last night? the people who watch his shows, the people who know donald trump. that's millions and millions of people. he's tapped into them. he knows what they like. he knows what they wan

mike pence being on the vice president of candidates. test presidential candidates. and find out more information on events being planned today on c-span.org. on the independent line, waltergood morning to you. caller: good morning, c-span, and good morning, america. the problem i'm having that this election is that i have to go back to the situation in dallas. that was in an insane human being coul. that was not an african-american or black man. that was an insane individual. wingr that right foolishness of lack lives matter or barack hussein obama being responsible is ridiculous. it's as ridiculous as donald trump for president. i beg you, america. look at the felt that has come out of this man's mouth and then convince yourself that this is what we want representing this country. as an african-american, i don't agree with 100% of barack obama, but the policies of barack obama had been fought since the inaugural date of 2009. they began to disparage this president. his, and the situation of i think positive and productive presidency, we are at a point where the right continues to vilify the left, the left continues to vilify the right, and we are not equally concerned a