molly ball, heidi przybyla. >> has it been constructive or polarizing? this conversation later. the inside story on why you're seeing far less donald trump in television interviews. . . . . . >>> no accident the fatal police shooting of sterling in minnow owe it was filmed by a group called stop the killing. the fatal shooting -- police shooting of philando castile in minnesota, this time it was his girlfriend in the car who captured it on video. >> what would have happened if diamond reynolds hadn't broadcast live on facebook? >> if we had told our story, if she had not done that, nobody would have believed us. >> joining us to talk about this. guy benson and fox news contributor and keli goff of the daily beast. do you see a downside of a group that tries to capture on video the potential confrontations between police and minority members? >> i on balance, i think it's a good thing. this is accountability and it's sunlight. i'm an advocate. i think it's reasonable. body cameras are a good idea for police for these types of things to be adjudicated and

molly ball. >> debbie wasserman schultz finally ousted as claire of the dnc.er if there are more shoes to drop inside of the dnc. if some of the staffers are implicated in those e-mails might also face consequences if there's going to be house cleaning now that donna brazile is in charge. most people expect her since she's widely trusted to stay on during the election. so much of it was a personal promotional vehicle, they would like to see new staff brought in. now that hillary clinton is in charge, being the official nominee, she has the power to do that. >> the drama will build up. a shake-up. manu. >> illinois politics my home state for this wednesday, senate minority w.h.i.p., dick durbin, i talked to him this morning. he is not ruling out a run for governor in 2018. he said he's downplaying, i'm just worried about the senate races this year. i want to make sure democrats retain the senate. help hillary win the white house. but now steadfastly taking that off the table. they want him to run. if it's in republican hands perhaps he can flip it in 2018. one

. >> with us this morning to share the reporter and insights the atlantic's molly ball. cnn's manu raju. steve inskeep of nrp and phil. >> president obama is wrapping up a trip in spain and will return from an overseas trip. he'll head to dallas to pay tribute to the five police officers murdered and the seven officers wounded in the vicious sniper attack during a peaceful protest against misconduct in other cities. no matter where you live, the country is talking about the horror of dallas. most of the conversations also include two more incidents of black men shot dead by police. this time in minneapolis and baton rouge. race, law and order, guns, trust, politics, very emotional mix, especially when they're all stirred together. >> as painful as this week as been, i firmly believe that america is not as divided as some have suggested. americans of all races and all backgrounds are rightly outraged by the inexcusable attacks on police. that includes protesters. it includes family members who have grave concerns about misconduct. there is no division there. >> crisis tes

molly ball in cleveland. i'll see you in a little bit, molly. >> thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. one of my favorite political ads of all time, ran on tv in a presidential campaign before i was born, so i've only seen it on youtube. but it's great for a couple of reasons. one is that tv ads are usually like a minute long or maybe 30 seconds long. this one, weirdly, is 19 seconds long, which is strange. even more strange than that is the fact that it has zero script. it has no words. it's just this kind of creepy and then hilarious and then ultimately sort of nauseating

with us, molly ball, cnn's manu raju and nia-malika henderson. thank you. everybody is operating on fumes after two weeks of conventions. democrats this morning, as we move into the noon hour this afternoon, they are thrilled with the philadelphia convention. they are convinced their four-day program put hillary clinton on the path to the presidency. >> well, i will be a president for democrats, for the independents, the striving, the successful, for all those who vote for me and for those who don't. for all americans together. >> all right. let's start with the case she made for her. we'll get to the case she made against trump in a minute. but let's start, less exciting, but the case she made for herself. the same word i was thinking last night, she knows a lot of people don't trust her. she can't say i knew. but she said you can be comfortable and i'm safe. >> the degree to which she didn't take on some of the issues that clearly have dogged her throughout the campaign and the key one is the honesty and trustworthy problem that she's got. she just kind o

molly ball in cleveland. i'll see you in a little bit, molly. >> thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. one of my favorite political ads of all time, ran on tv in a presidential campaign before i was born, so i've only seen it on youtube. but it's great for a couple of reasons. one is that tv ads are usually like a minute long or maybe 30 seconds long. this one, weirdly, is 19 seconds long, which is strange. even more strange than that is the fact that it has zero script. it has no words. it's just this kind of creepy and then hilarious and then ultimately sort of nauseating laugh track. you have to listen right to the end for the nauseous part of it. but that's the whole ad. check it out. [ laughter ] [ laughter continues >> that's how it ends. you take it right to the end of the 19 seconds. you get to the part where the guys' laughter turns into him hacking and coughing and presumably like bafring at some point. very dramatic. that was from the 1968 presidential campaign, which we are reliving now a

and as we wait for the senators to land to break down the weekend in politics, we're joined by molly ball. and jerry seib, and o'keefe, a political reporter for the "washington post". >> gary, let's start with you. what is the status of her campaign at the end of the week? >> i think the fbi's communications is the question of whether classified information was mishandled makes it clear for months that a final step would be the interview with the secretary herself. i think most people believe this is probably headed toward a conclusion that will stop short of criminal action and no indime. the problem is clinton meeting means even if that's the conclusion there will be a cloud hanging over a successful end, and they call that an unforced error. >> john: true n the short term, the meeting with bill clinton just put a bright light on this issue again, which is not a good one for hillary clinton. what do you think? just feels like the republicans, the next thing they'll say is release the three and a half hours of testimony. when that doesn't happen they'll be able -- >> she keeps giving the

today", and keli goff and lisa boothe with the washington examiner and republican strategist and molly ball with "the atlantic." >> do you see keli goff a shift in tone after the massacre and two police fatal shootings? >> in a wore, yes, in this is any silver lining it is that, the media coverage this week has been more responsible than previously. that is across the board, for instance, we saw in terms of conservative media, the host of n.r.a. saying, why is this not more outrage that philando castile was a licensed gun owner, why is there more dissent he is crediting with pushing the to talk about that and hot air talking about alton sterling and another police shooting in new york. reason it does not have the coverage is the person involved in the shooting is alleged to have assault the officer. so it wasn't lurched into the coverage of philando castile and alton sterling so more responsibility on both sides. >> hide, we had the new york post covering after dallas "civil war." we had a report, headline on drudge report, black lives kill. some of this has been inplametory. that is why it

thank you, molly ball. >>> in a new report is to be scene, trump could be facing bigger problems. according to the "wall street journal," anti-trump forces in the gop may have the numbers to pull off a coup at the convention in two weeks. kendall, i don't want to get into groundhog day, they're going to take it away from him, we were doing the delegate math. so my question is, what do you got? how many people do you got? is this real? >> oh, this is definitely real. let me tell you, that as founder of free the delegates, i love the fact that the sedation they tranquilized donald trump with is wearing off, because that helps our movement. the more off the cuff he is, the more generated support we get. what's been a large game-changer for us, we married with delegates unbound, and they bought $3 million into this game to be able to organize a ground floor fight and to be able to have a command center to where we're going to be able to communicate and directly get our plan of action to the delegates that are on the floor. we now have people that are points of contact within each dele

my colleague volleyball -- mollie ball is here to lead the conversation.applause] >> thank you for coming. >> good to be with you. >> let's start with the question. are republicans going to keep control of the house? >> yes. >> problem solved. everybody can go home. elaborate on that a little. thisank you for hosting event. let me thank margaret for her opening comments. go outall of our prayers to those across the world and on who have been afflicted by violence. feeling that many americans have of insecurity that leads us to where we are in cleveland today. they are frustrated. if you are in the middle class you probably feel like you have not had a raise in a long time. you are about to get your obamacare insurance rates and they are going up. everywhere i went that was the topic. insecurity at home and around the world. too much federal regulation. election can be framed about whether you want to continue things the way they are or whether you are ready for real change. i think americans are ready for real change away from this administration's policie

thank you, molly ball. >>> in a new report is to be scene, trump could be facing bigger problems. according to the "wall street journal," anti-trump forces in the gop may have the numbers to pull off a coup at the convention in two weeks. kendall, i don't want to get into groundhog day, they're going to take it away from him, we were doing the delegate math. so my question is, what do you got? how many people do you got? is this real? >> oh, this is definitely real. let me tell you, that as founder of free the delegates, i love the fact that the sedation they tranquilized donald trump with is wearing off, because that helps our movement. the more off the cuff he is, the more generated support we get. what's been a large game-changer for us, we married with delegates unbound, and they bought $3 million into this game to be able to organize a ground floor fight and to be able to have a command center to where we're going to be able to communicate and directly get our plan of action to the delegates that are on the floor. we now have people that are points of contact within each dele

molly ball in cleveland, see you in a little bit. molly and nick, thank you both.in" for this evening. the rachel maddow show starts right now. >> thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. one of my favorite political ads of all time, ran on tv in a presidential campaign before i was born, so i've only seen it on youtube. but it's great for a couple of reasons. one is that tv ads are usually like a minute long or maybe 30 seconds long. this one, weirdly, is 19 seconds long, which is strange. even more strange than that is the fact that it has zero script. it has no words. it's just this kind of creepy and then hilarious and then ultimately sort of nauseating laugh track. you have to listen right to the end for the nauseous part of it. but that's the whole ad. check it out. [ laughter ]

i want to bring in molly ball, politics writer for "the atlantic" and ben ginsburg, former national counsel to both mitt romney's presidential campaign. good to see you both. ben, let me start with you. when we get back to the issue about this trump tweet and saying that they co opted the imagery and sent it from someone who had images about hillary being corrupt and blah, blah, blah, what's worse? trump sent the tweet knowing it could be viewed as anti semitic or he had no idea that it could create this kind of controversy? >> well, i'm not sure i like those options. look, at best, it was a really bad mistake, which you kind of have to own and then apologize and move on. even if nobody recognized that it had this symbolism to them, then that's sort of a comment about the professionalism of the team and not being sensitive enough to realize it. so you have to own it and just move on. >> well, they would like to move on, and they do have this big rally coming up later today in north carolina. donald trump appearing with senator bob corker. and molly, the two big rallies, north carolina the e

i want to bring in molly ball, for the atlantic, jeremy peterson, both here in cleveland. molly, you're with me. let's start here. what do you imagine is going on up in that room in trump tower. and it's 25 hours from when he says he's going to announce. has he really not made up his mind? >> i don't think we know. i think what we have seen from donald trump so far in this campaign, he is so unpredictable that literally anything could happen. so you know, i would not be surprised to see him throw a curveball at the very last minute. i would also not be surprised to see him go with any of these top three choices. we see him tend to make these decisions in public. he likes to see how his crowds respond to things. how the media responds to things. so i think he's paying very close attention, and people around him are paying very close attention to all of the press coverage and the speculation and how these picks have been received as they have been trotted out in the vp stakes so far. >> so jeremy, give me your take on this. where it is and what you think the chances are that

and leading the conversation, my colleague, molly ball. thank you, everybody. >> hi, everybody, thank you so much for coming. well, let's jump right in with the big question, starting with the senate, senator coons are democrats go to retake the senate. >> i'm confident they are going to retake the majority this fall. it's not going to be simple or easy. given the numbers mentioned in the introduction, as you look at the candidates we've got and resources we've got as a party, i'm fairly optimistic that we're going to take back control of the senate. if you look at the map for getting to four or five, i think it is relatively at this point straight forward to predict what that path is going to be. i'll say that evan bayh's decision to jump into the race, which you can applaud, up by 30 points in one poll and 20 points in another poll and $10 million in the bank and terrific name i.d., i'll contribute to making sure we're able to put it over the top. katie mcginty is running a clear strong race after having millions of negative ads against

an analyst on nbc news election night, and for his book, leading the conversation, my colleague molly ball] >> thank you for coming. let's jump in with the big question starting with the senate. i democrats going to retake the senate? >> i am confident democrats will retake the senate majority. it will not be simple or easy but if you look at the numbers that were mentioned in the introduction as you look at the candidates we got and the resources we have got, i am optimistic that we are going to take back control of the senate. if you look at getting to four five i think it is relatively at this point forward, evan by is up 30 points, a terrific name id. he will contribute to making sure we put it over the top. katie mckenzie is running a clear race after having millions of dollars poured against her in the last six weeks, she is up by a couple points. i am optimistic about the resources we have coming out of this convention. if i were running in pennsylvania i would want joe biden next to me in wilkes-barre he, scranton, if i were campaigning in ohio or illinois or wisconsin, all the dif

and leading the conversation, my colleague, molly ball. thank you, everybody. [applause] >> hi, everybody. thank you so much for coming. let's jump right in with the big question, starting with the senate, senator coons are democrats going to retake the senate's because i'm confident the democrats will retake the senate majority. it will not be simple or easy but as you look at the map to the numbers were mentioned in the introduction come as you look at the candidates we've got and if you look at the resources we've got as the party i'm fairly optimistic that we're going to take back control of the senate. if you look at the map for getting 245, i think it is relatively at this point straightforward to predict what about this going to be. i'll say that evan buys decision to jump into the race in indiana which you can applaud, basis and it took a difference. he is up by 30 points in one poll by 20 points in another bowl, $10 million in the bank, terrific name id and i think he will contribute to make sure we are able to put over the top. we are in pennsylvania.

congressional committee and his job is to keep republicans in control of the house, my colleague molly ball writes about politics for the atlantic is here to lead the conversation. molly and congressman? [applause] hi everybody, thank you so much for coming, congressman, thank you for being with us. >> good morning. >> let's start with the question that margaret ask, are republicans going to keep control the house? >> yes. >> problem solved, everybody can go home, this is a short session. elaborate on that a little. why do you think republicans are in a good position? >> thanks to the atlantic for hosting this event. first let me just thank margaret for her opening comments, i know all our hearts and prayers go out to those across the world and here at home been inflicted by violence that we see in terrorist actions that we've witnessed and in part it is the feeling that many americans have of insecurity that leads us to where we are here in cleveland today. they are frustrated, if you're in the middle class you probably feel like you haven't had a raise in a long time and by the way, you'r

larry sabado and the crystal ball, thank you very much. mollye all eyes are, waiting to hear from fbi director james comey at the top of the hour but it's unclear what he's going to say. keeping an eye on this and we will take you there when it happens . jon: follow clouds in the state of kentucky as the trees come down. crashing down there. >> it just went down and there's one in the backyard down and it's hanging over the fire line. sounded like it was coming through the house. . bill: serious damage in the state of kentucky. the tornado happened in the city of lisa, i think i said that right. several cars overturned, at least five people injured. that stormalso destroyed the interior of the walmart, renting it practically unusable now. >> the merchandise is thrown out throughout the entire store. several, several thousand , i could see that walking through the door but we won't know for quite a while yet. >> trees down all over the county. bill: further west, a lot of storms blowing through lexington kentucky. trees falling over there, one la

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