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also with us, mimi rocha. who is rod rosenstein talking to?ink there is a lot of ideas that there are lots of subliminal and semisubliminal messages being sent from one part of washington to another. to me, it seems improvisa tory. >> the other day he said the department of justice will not be extorted. >> but he is going to speak at at that high school and he talks about the rule of law? what do you expect the deputy attorney general to talk about. >> he said rule of law is our most important principle, patriots should always defend the rule of law even when it's not in their immediate self interests. i don't know, that sounds like a message to those in congress who are parroting spygate had he there is no evidence for that and paul ryan and trey gouty said that's not true. >> one, i hesitate to read into his motivations but it's clear that road road has been getting out there, giving speeches and sending some sort of messages. the other half is that it's amazing we are at a point where the deputy attorney general simply talking about the rul

m mimi, let me start with you.dent trump and his legal team can't seem to get on the same page here. i want to play something else rudy giuliani said this weekend. here it is. >> this is the reason you don't -- want the president to testify. if, you know -- our recollection keeps changing or we're not even asked a question. somebody makes an assumption. >> mimi, how do these changes stories, these bizarre stories, how do they -- what do they tell tu will affect the special counsel's investigation? >> well, it's an extraordinary statement by trump's lawyer, if you can call him a lawyer right now. that, you know, basically they can't keep their story straight, and that's why donald trump cannot go testify. so the claims that, about cooperation with the special counsel, and transparency, i mean, this just shows really what a lie that is, because, you know, if he was going to be straight and play this straight, he would meet with the special counsel, and he would be able to tell his version of events, because he would

she is mimi walters. the double the child tax credit and put more money in our paychecks. >> interesting. the chamber of congress trying to help the republican. the first ad, sara jacobs would be the youngest. this is the test of the women theory. >> it is interesting to see the messages from both sides. jeff was saying that would evolve as we get further into mid term territory. there is tremendous down side for the democrats in the primaries. of course, nothing will be decided. it has happened before that they have been locked out by not actually getting one of the candidates through the jungle primary and not having a chance to compete in november. as jeff was saying, we have two political parties in the united states right now going through

. >> mimi rocha,hespeculation, the rumor wire went berserko because the initial report about michaelohen changing lawyers sort of indicated this could be him preparing to flip. walk me through that side of things. what does that look like, when you guys were working with be some you were going to prosecute that suddenly was going to cooperate. walk me through that process? >> well, so, danny is exactly right. as you said, we are speculating as to why cohen has switched lawyers. but it is true -- i can't give you a statistic, but in my experience people do often change lawyers before they cooperate. here's why. in order to cooperate, someone has to come to terms with the fact they are eventually going to have to plead guilty and accept fom responsibility and admit to crime. and a lawyer who is advising a client to do that, somes the client doesn't want to hear that. so the instinct may be i want a new lawyer because they want a lawyer who won't give that advice, we go to trial, beat this. i don't know what happened here. but in my experience that happens quite a bit. then what happens

there's no move left. >> mimi? >> just in terms of the message, the messaging by democrats, this is a president who has claimed to be a law and order president. obviously that's been true of the republican party for a while. nothing could be further from the truth. i mean, first of all, what he did at the border made us less safe, what he's doing at the border. the diversion of resources to prosecute people criminally for misdemeanor entry -- illegal entry crimes, when you could be investigating terrorism, drug cases, we already have a u.s. attorney's office in california come out and say they've had to divert resources. that is an obvious result of what he's doing. not to mention that it's pushing, you know, many of these people trying to come across the border into the hands of traffickers, gangs, narcotics traffickers. so that's one example. and more broadly, his constant denunciation of the department of justice, this supposed call for transparency which is really forcing the department of justice to reveal sou

mimi rocha, let's follow up on ashley's point. let's walk through what the usual process is for pardons and the ways in which the president is kind of breaching that. >> well, it usually goes through the pardon office. and part of the reason for that is that part of the process is to reach out to the federal prosecutor's office, the u.s. attorney's offices that have actually been involved in the prosecution of the person who is being considered for a pardon or a commutation. that's important you know because you want to get the input of the people who know the case the best. now, if i could say one thing about miss johnson's pardon, and this goes to the question of not going through the usual process, there are many alice monroe johnsons out there. in fact, the trump administration is seeking to prosecute in an even more vigorous way than past administrations defendants like here, people who are involved in non-violent drug offenses. so had he gone through the usual channels for her, you know, there is a real conflict between cout

mimi rocah, carolyn polisi, ken and michael, thank you for being with us. coming up, president trump is blasting the department of justice report on the clinton e-mail investigation. but he also says it totally exonerates him. we're going to cut through the president's false claims about the ig report next. plus the president says he has solved the north korea situation. we'll run the numbers on what the public thinks of how he handled that summit this week and how he's handling the issue in eligible and make sense of the president's bizarre comment he wants his people to sit up at attention just like kim jung un's people. and separating children from their parents at the border and the roundtable is here to tell us three things you might not know. this is hsh where the action is. is. hsh where the action is. ahsh where the action is. rhsh where the action is. dhsh where the action is. bhsh where the action is. ahsh where the action is. lhsh where the action is. lhsh where the action is. "hsh where the action is. where the action is. is complete! instant pu

mimi, as a former prosecutor, how about the way the mueller team is handling this. is this the effort to squeeze manafort or also send signals to other potential defendants and current defendants? >> reporter: actually, i think what mueller and his team are doing here are what really any federal prosecutor would do in circumstances like this. where you have this kind of egregious of contact of trying to get witnesses who are going to testify at a trial to lie on the witness stand and do it in such a brazen way but trying to cover it up by doing it in these specific acts. really i saw many cases like this and prosecutors move on witness tamp eveering very quic and judges almost always grant it, revocation of bail under these kind of circumstances. i think this is absolutely the right move that mueller and hiss team did. i think the judge basically vindicated that by her ruling and her words. you can't do this. we expect -- the whole criminal justice system depends on witnesses when they get on the stand taking oath and telling the truth. manafort was clearly trying t

joining me now, msnbc legal analyst mimi rocha and former congressman elizabeth holtzman.lizabeth to you first, after listening to eric holder, does this action potentially put the president in legal jeopardy? >> i think and the justice department shouldn't back away from this, that the president can be indicted. i recently wrote about that. legally he can be indicted. if the evidence is there, he should be indicted. the other thing that can happen is if the let's just say mueller and decides that the evidence is sufficient to be shown to a grand jury, this could be sent to the congress and start an impeachment effort. so the president could be liable. should be liable on two fronts if his actions amount to crimes or abuses of power. and maybe holder says he's concerned with the president's recent pardons. in regards to that. "the new york times" wrote by choosing to pardon the political sporters whose cases largely failed to meet the basic guidelines for pardons, mr. trump could turn a slow and imperfect system into an unequal and unjust one. in which those with fame mone

. >> mimi, the other piece of this today is rudy giuliani, the president's lawyer and his response to this. so his initial response asked by "the new york daily news" there is to say, hey, ultimately this thing might be resolved with some pardons, seeming to connect the news of manafort to the idea that, hey, president trump could pardon him, could pardon others. he then seemed to walk that back. what do you make of what rudy giuliani said today? >> well, i mean he's coming very close, if he isn't already over the line, in terms of getting himself involved in some potential obstruction charges because, you know, there are things -- giuliani says things all the time, and it's a little bit hard to take him seriously. but the timing of this, to say -- to mention the possibility of pardons at the end of this,ight when manafort has been sent to jail, it's clearly him sending -- i won't even say a signal. i mean it's him shouting across the room, hang in there. you know, pardons coming down the road. i understand there is all sorts of legal and constitutional arguments about the president h

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it's just yet another legal battle. >> mimi, could criminal charges stem from this lawsuit? what's the likelihood of that or no? >> absolutely. not stem from the lawsuit per se. although as jonathan pointed out, there seems to be referrals by the new york ag to the irs and the fec. but the facts performed the basis of this lawsuit could very well form the basis of criminal charges. both state and federal. and so, you know, when i hear these -- the wording, the allegations about how he allegedly used the trump, you know, foundation, you know, as a former federal prosecutor, i think fraud, fraud, fraud and tax violations. so, you know, i wouldn't be surprised if this isn't also part of the -- somewhere in the southern district whether it be part of the cohen investigation, because we don't know right now is cohen involved in any of this in some way. or is a separate investigation. and i think one important point to make here is that this -- this really is a protection against the things that some people are worried about trump doing. whether it be pardoning michael cohen, foll

>> i think mimi was alluding to it just a moment ago.alked about the judge and the special master's decision on how many information is privileged here. what was fascinating in this order that judge wood put out was that even among the relatively small universe of information they decided was privileged, the vast majority of it seemed to have nothing to do with either president trump or the trump organization or any other clients like folks like sean hannity, for example. the stuff that was deemed privileged seems to be legal advice that michael cohen was getting from other lawyers about michael cohen's personal exposure or other legal matters and very, very little of it has to do with any clients. so the total amount that's going to be withheld from prosecutors that could potentially be relevant to president trump is an infinitesimal fraction, probably on the order of a tenth of 1% or a hundredth of 1% of the material that's been processed so far. >> any sense on the timetable on this? all the speculation is there going to be some kind

joining the table mimi rocca, former u.s. district attorney, now at pace law school. we quoted "the new york times" editorial, i want to start with you. there are a lot of things to say about these pardons and some were said on the show yesterday. the notion of the pardon as not a form of clemency, not a form of forgiveness, but a form of retribution. not what the pardon was designed to serve, but it seems at least one of the things donald trump is doing here is trying to exact punishment on his enemies. >> absolutely. i mean, i think it's a great reflection of who he is and how he wants to use this presidency. when you think about the message that he -- we believe is sending to the folks around him who are under investigation, that's terrifying. and then secondarily, when you think about the message it sends morally, it's repugnant. it's disgusting. dinesh d'souza is a great example of someone who i think was treated quite generously actually as a conservative intellectual. but actually is essentially a racist troll. you know, i just think -- >> that's quite generous

incumbent mimi walters as the first election in 20 ford team.is where it seems to be a free-for-all. four democrats have all raised about 500 grand. there's so many different candidates here. this is a prime example of how democrats could shoot the gulf. >> absolutely. one of those interesting seats that looks good on paper for democrats because again hillary won a number of seats in orange county. the reality is that particular seat more so than many seats in orange county is not really in play as much as others. not the least of which because you have a zillion different candidates on the ballot in the jungle primary and a number of different democratic candidates who can split the ticket. because they are well-funded, they are beating each other out. cheryl: to his pointer seven gop held districts that are quote, competitive today. four of those are i onge county and i'm glad you brought that up. if you look at orange county, that has always been a republican stronghold in southern california. conservatives. that seems to be in play. at least

israeli parole board has rejected a request for the early release of palestinian teenager i had to mimi whose act of slapping an israeli soldier went viral making her a symbol of the palestinian resistance against israeli occupation the seventeen year old was sentenced to eight months in prison for slapping and shoving israeli soldiers outside her home her lawyer requested the jail time be cut by a third but officials from the shin bet security service oppose the request they argued release could provoke an escalation in violence in the west. knew it occupations have been noted in guatemala as the mount for a go volcano spews more lava at least seventy five people have been killed and hundreds are missing after sunday's eruption rescuers have been sifting through hot ash in search of survivors entire villages surrounding the volcano have been destroyed david mercer has the latest from syria dad which is about ten kilometers from the volcano. what a mollusc lego volcano continues to be highly active you can see it here behind me and this morning we've seen columns of smoke rising from th

mimi's got her hands full being a mom. >> my son is a technological genius.ordered a dog the other day. >> what. >> >> i have to control him with the ipads because otherwise -- literally, he charged 5 thousand dollars. >> no, he didn't. >> yeah, he did. he ordered a dog. and they called and said, your dog is ready. i said, i didn't order a dog. >> has the dog arrived, or did you cancel the dog? >> the dog been cancelled. >> mariah, looking quite svelte following her weight loss surgery late last year was spotted after the show on a dinner date with boyfriend bryan tanaka. john cena and nikki bella, sister bri tells me there's still hope. >> they're working on it. they need time. i want them to be happy. whatever it is, together or not, i want them to be happy. >> bri showed her sister a lot of love last night. >> i'm being like every sister in the world. you're just the backbone. you're there for her. i enjoy it that way. >>> still ahead, reese witter spoon in her elle woods bykyny. >>> this is when i was doing my own hair. >> oprah takes an emotional trip do

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joining me to talk about it is tom winter and mimi rocaw. this narrative, tom, gets richer and richer by the day. the 13 investigators on robert mueller's team didn't appoint themselves. they didn't gather in a room and decide that they're going forward with this investigation. they were appointed to do so. is there any evidence of a framing? rudy giuliani is talking about the -- this group attempting to frame the president. what do we know about this, if anything? >> first off, when i hear somebody is being framed, aassume they've been charged. to the best of my knowledge, the president hasn't been charged. we tistill have courts. someday, whether it's the president or somebody higher up in his campaign, although, somebody his former campaign manager has been charged, whether it be some associate of his, a family member of his, at some point whatever these 13 prosecuters that he keeps talking about, and robert mueller's team is bigger. we know special agents have been assigned to the team and it's broader than just these 13 people that the

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. >> here with us tonight, mimi rocah, former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, now a distinguished fellow in criminal justice at the pace university school of law and msnbc legal analyst. and josh gerstein, senior white house reporter for politico. questions i didn't think i'd be asking on an 11:00 news show on msnbc a couple years ago, but let's talk about tom arnold. >> let's. >> he's hinting in an awful lot in an interview on this network earlier tonight, on cnn, hinting in that clip and other parts of that interview, his antics we played seemed erratic, the incentive he has to hype interest in this special he's got coming out seems obvious. i'm a layman legally. i'm curious watching that interview tonight, watching these interviews, what did you make of it? >> look, it's hard to know what he -- he didn't actually come out and say it, right? so even when he was asked, is he cooperating by lawrence, he said -- arnold said he's on the right side. but then when he asked about the exact words, the words were about "

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and in california, against steve knight and mimi walters, two of the other republicans in districts thatillary clinton carried, they also chose female nominees over male opponents. so banking i think very heavily on the gender gap come is real at this point about donald trump and -- showing the gop. overall, democrats i think got almost everything they wanted out of tuesday night with the possible exception of not getting the one-two. >> and the 48th and 10th, we'll watch that -- >> for a while, keep an eye on it. >> you talk about the role -- exciting women candidates who did well last night. and so that is in part, you know, that is against donald trump. that is a movement against donald >> yes. right. >> when you look within the republicans, though, for example, john cox, came up and did wellause of support from donald trump. it depends on what party you're in. trump plays both ways. >> absolutely. first of all, the -- we've talked about this before. i think the gender gap is overrated. historically there are other factors that matter more. married versus single, college verse s non-c

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mimi, how significant is this likely to be? michael caputo says he was questioned about this quite a bit by mueller's team, that it got heated at times. how big of a piece of the puzzle could this be? >> i think it could be very big. first of all, we have caputo saying nothing came of this, it was one minute. you did a great job of pointing out, well, there was actually more substance to it. you have some back-and-forth, not an easy meeting to forget, as he claims. but right now we have this series of games between caputo, roger stone, many people in the trump orbit with various russian actors. we don't know -- but mueller does -- what came of those meetings. so first of all, if we are talking about crimes, crimes of lying about the meetings, but then, yes, is it possible that there are crimes in and of themselves that are chargeable from having taken those meet beings and not reported those meetings to the fbi at the time that they happened? yes. and part of that will be dependent on what was -- what came out of the meetings.

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let the children come unto mimi because theirs is the kingdom of heaven. christ is the quintessential child advocate in all of the universe and this policy runs counter to the spirit and the ethost of ch >> you know, you said it doesn't represent fox, but actuallya la ingraham, another very, very prominent fox commentatan contributor said that, you know, these cages the kids are being put in, she called it summer camp, this detention area for t kids. the thing is, it may not represent the whole of fox, but it's a very very loud voice for trump supporters, and i just want to ask you, because the facts are here, cnn did a poll, and basically it shows that the overwhelming majority of amicans, 67% disapprove the separational policy, but when it comes to republicans, 58% approve. they're getting, i don't know where they're getting their info from and why they whprove. would you say to that? >> i would say to all republicans and all conservatives, that advocate this idea and notion, since 1980 the republican party has been the champion of what, pro-life, pro-fa

israeli parole board has rejected a request for the early release of palestinian teenager i head to mimiwhose act of slapping an israeli soldier went viral making her a symbol of the palestinian resistance against israeli occupation the seventeen year old was sentenced to eight months in prison for slapping and shoving israeli soldiers outside her home her lawyer requested the jail time be cut by a third but officials from the shin bet security service opposed the request they argued her release could provoke an escalation in violence in the west bank. evacuations have been ordered in. at least seventy five people have been killed and around two hundred more missing after. rescuers have been sifting through. entire villages. have been destroyed let's go live to david mercer now who is at. once and david just give us a picture of what's happening now. well that's right the volcano certainly has increased activity over the past twenty four hours this morning on wednesday we were seen lots of lots of smoke i mean out of the top you can see this right behind me but you can't see it because i

an israeli parole board has rejected a request for the early release of palestinian teenager to mimi who is active stopping an israeli soldier went viral thanking her a symbol of the palestinian resistance against israeli occupation the seventeen year old was sentenced to eight months in prison for slapping and shoving israeli soldiers outside the home her lawyer requested the jail time because by a third but officials from the shin bet security service opposed the request they argued her release could provoke an escalation in violence in the west bank stay with us on the news out is much more to come on the program shops close in jordan's capital as unions press on with a strike over tax hikes despite the prime minister being replaced fifty years since robert kennedy was murdered to go back to life the legacy. we always will stay. on another team snob is an invitation to the white house he tells in sport. new evacuations have been ordered in guatemala as the amount for a governor spews more lava at least seventy five people have been killed and hundreds on missing after sunday's eru

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. >> reporter: in the 45th district democrats hope to challenge mimi walters making their primary about>> never raise taxes, she voted to raise taxes. >> reporter: walters dispute any liability for tax vote. >> people have more money because of tax reform. >> reporter: further south in san diego democrats taking advantage of a climate that was unfavorable to republicans, darrell iser retired. >> we care about clean air and clean water, clean beach, getting nuclear waste off the coast. darrell i said has been member of congress, he hasn't solve the problem. >> reporter: they think they can keep the seat, promoting problems with our taxes and sanctuary state policies. >> they will not take california, no way, right, guys? >> reporter: newport beach, california, fox news. rob: jungle primaryood in theory but could ruin the left's chances for power grab on the hill. carly: the left seems to be putting all their eggs in california's basket which is great news for republicans. >> democrats love this idea when they adopted in 2009 but may not be loving it tonight because the issue is so many d

we have great women like mimi walters, a deputy chair here at the nrcc that got of vote last night.ally well. so we've got lots of great new women. just last night christy nullem has w gon or the yeah pr in south dakota. we have great women that are members of the house going on to do other things and we have great women candidates behind them and some incredible recruits like leah peterson in arizona, that will be a great candidate in arizona, too. and maria salazar in florida. >> dana: we don't have time to name them but we'll keep an eye on them. thanks for coming on thisusy y afterhat primary. stiver >> thanks, dana. >> dana: paul ryan speaks out about a presidential pardon for president trump. so should trump do it? we'll tell you what ryan says. sorry, i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you okay? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw sothing the other day. myeczemaexposed.com. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go t

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congressman warbacker and mimi walters. these four districts voted for hillary clinton in 2016. democratsaw an advantage to . >> i'm up against two millionaires and we know there's billionaires that are financing most of what the democratic party does. so the public will wake up to that. it's not in the interests of hard working people to support some political clique that is trying to basically control the state and control their lives. i'm confident and the republican party is about ready to surge back in california as compared to this blue wave that we're being told is coming. >> here in huntington beach, scott bah is close friends with roybacker but he'ses will fighting for his seat. he said if the two face off in november that would leave democratsff the blot entirely. >> your challenging a fellow republican. what i want to know is how do you think that actually helps republicans on primary day? >> if the republicans have two in the playoffs, two in the general election, it means this seat is removed from the democrat calculation altogether. they can't win the seat because

mimi hanley is co-founder of powder - here at spark social sf - catering the the culinary curious inay neighborhood. it's our first time but it looks interesting. they said it's like a cross between ice cream and shaved ice so yeah we're super excited about it. we're like it's our summer and it's windy and 60 degrees but we found that people love their frozen desserts and so shave snow is something that people are really excited about seeing here in the bay area. (nats) "and will that be all?" kind of has a california twist on it so we have organic straus dairy creamery. we're using local ingredients where we can to provide a global flavor for our shave snow so it's not just authentically taiwanese flavors. it's a variety of things so we have a horchata flavor we've got a matcha flavor we've got a mango flavor. we're coming up with some really fun summer flavors as well. i mean everyone loves ice cream. and this is just a new way of having ice cream - it's shaved from a block it's different, it's lighter it makes you feel like you're not eating so terribly that's how i feel about it.

. >> democrats only to challenge mimi walters are making their primary about her vote for the tax firm >> one thing they tell you is a republican in orange county is never raised taxes. one of the things she's done is voted to raise taxes. >> walters disputes any liability for attacks bowed. >> people have more money in reform.ocket because of tax people feeling good about the direction of the country. they are happy. >> towards san diego, democrats try to take advantage of a climate that was so unfavorable to republicans, longtime incumbent congressman darrell issa retired. figley care very deeply about cleaner and clean water. clean beach, getting nuclear waste off the beaches. >> republicans believe they can keep the seat with a platform promoting problems with high taxes and sanctuarytate policies. >> they are not going to take california. there is no way. right? >> one of the democrats trying to avoid being locked out of the primary is harley ruda, about to start doorknocking for last-minute support. from washington to see if it's $1.8 million investment here was good enough for a

there's so many questions we want to delve into and i want to bring in dara lin, and mimi rocah. great to have both of you join the conversation as well. dara, i know you have written extensively about the administration's response to the border's crisis, the president signing an executive order this week claiming it will end family separation. can you explain to us what that order actually does? >> it's not clear that the administration has agreed on what the order actually does yet. we have actually heard that most of the agencies responsible for implementing it have been passing off blame to each other. what it did was open the door for families not to have to be separated by saying that parents could be prosecuted, but remain in the custody of the department of homeland security. dhs doesn't appear to be clear on how that's going to work yet, and their response has been so far to refer fewer parents for prosecution to begin with. >> i know while the president was signing the executive order, he himself acknowledged there could be some legal challenges. listen to this sound bi

jon meacham, mimi roberts, and jennifer ruben, my thanks. "mtp daily" starts right now with steve kornacki in for chuck todd. doing double duty, my friend. >> on a day like this, it's -- [ no audio ] ♪ >>> good evening. i'm steve kornacki in new york, in for chuck todd. welcome to "mtp daily." we begin tonight with that breaking news that could reverberate through american life, culture, politics, for a generation or more. this afternoon, supreme court justice anthony kennedy, he is widely considered the swing vote on that court, he announced his retirement effective next month. that means that the makeup of the court could move to the right. you can bet that president trump's nominee to replace kennedy is going to be someone at least as conservative, probably significantly more conservative than him. that could mean we are gearing up for one heck of a political fight. kennedy has been the deciding vote on landmark cases involving affirmative action, abortion, the death penalty, same-sex marriage just to name a few of the hot of the buttons

i talked to mimi walters yesterday and she was talking out orange county. i made the comment it's more conservative. but you are saying the jungle primary wasn't enough to keep the democrats shut out. peter doocy, thank you very much. let's talk about the politics of the republicans beating democrats in the state of california. you don't often hear about that. republican congressman darrell issa of california. 16 candidates battled it out for the seat he is vacating now and it appears that the democrat and the republican will move to the general election. so start with that seat and then talk broadly about how you beat them in the state. it's good the see you, by the way. >> it's good to be on. in the seat i have been honored to hold for almost 18 years, diane harkey received almost a third of the vote. the highest ranking democrat got about 11%. republicans got the majority of the votes. while democrats got minority. i think that bodes well for the fall that in fact with amazing amount of millions of dollars sarah jacobs, the granddaughter of qualcomm foun

. >>> my thanks to bill kristol, mara gay, mimi rocah, and the reverend al sharpton.m john heilemann. >>> the road to singapore. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. here's where things are headed this friday night. we've got the latest of course, but who knows how long this latest is going to hold? trump is headed to singapore and now he says he never wasn't headed to singapore. samantha bee is getting lined up with roseanne barr before a right-wing firing squad. and there are new reasons to ask questions about the other far east meeting, the one in the seychelles. it looks like

mimi farwaz, focus on africa sport — is the goalkeeper really faking injury?? yes, we saw it before, people claiming they are feigning injury, then people getting food and water. they equalised with portugal and the same scenario against turkey. people started on twitter, a lot of reaction about that. it's understandable, they are playing a high—level football match and they haven't had anything to eat or drink four hours. is there no way the authorities can allow them to break the fast? it is an individual decision, the players have decided they want to follow the fast up to they want to follow the fast up to the world cup. it with anish by the first match. we have some —— it will be finished by the first match. some players follow the fast but others choose to break it, as we saw mohamed salah in the champions league final, breaking his fast. it is on league final, breaking his fast. it isona league final, breaking his fast. it is on a case—by—case basis. the tunisia team decided they would follow the fasting this time around. they haven't had bad friendlies

>>> my thanks to bill kristol, mara gay, mimi rocah, and the reverend al sharpton. you did a tremendous job today. i'm john heilemann. >>> the road to singapore. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. here's where things are headed this friday night. we've got the latest of course, but who knows how long this latest is going to hold? trump is headed to singapore and now he says he never wasn't headed to singapore. samantha bee is getting lined up with roseanne barr before a right-wing firing squad. and there are new reasons to ask questions about the other far east meeting, the one in the seychelles. it looks like mueller is still hot on the collusion trail. finally is donald trump planning to pardon himself out of all of his russian business. let's talk about trump's bromance for despotic north korea. was henry kissinger, is power the greatest aphrodisiac? there was a remarkable scene at the white house as senior north korean official spent about an hour and 20 minutes inside the oval office. there he is meeting with trump. kim y