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. >> if japan didn't want to mess with the biggest dog in the fight, we wouldn't have nuked them.over there and give an allusion to an apology. reporter: the president repeating the left wished the world would be nuke-free which is insane as all the bad actors in the world have nukes or are clamoring to get them. >> i i have been on board the u.s.s. missouri where the kamikaze pilots flew into them. it's so insulting that he was there on memorial day. from the perspective of the voters. donald trump in the belly of the beast in california talk about making america great again, and you have barack obama on an apology tour talking about keeping america weak. i think the contrast is stark, charles. charles: you are one of these soft hearted people. you saw president obama hug one of the survivors of the bomb. should he focus more on his international global legacy? >> it does seem like he's making a long-term play here. my grandpa is a world war ii vet. he's still alive. he's 92 years old. he would think this is a good thing from the perspective of honoring the dead and recognizing w

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>> i nuked the guy's cat that he had. the cat was too long. so, i nuked the cat. i actually intended to kill the cat. but i guess i didn't do a good enough job. >> how do you nuke a cat? >> i stuck him in the microwave and turned it on. and then i -- yeah. 2 1/2 minutes wasn't long enough. i had a valid reason. i didn't do it just for kicks. i did it because he was chewing on the dead guy. >> three years later, in august of 2004, abuhl killed again. this time the victim was his cellmate. >> the guy was doing life for killing his mom, which is disgusting. he was bragging about that. i killed mommy. and i'm getting out in 20 years. blah, blah, blah. okay, dude. and i sat here and listened to this garbage. and i have to listen to garbage. and i can't tell because if you tell, you're a [ bleep ] rat. and then someone's going to call me a [ bleep ] rat. hey, dude, [ bleep ]. i'm going to put you in the ground. now what? >> while most of his fellow inmates infuriate him, abuhl wanted our female producer to know that he has nothing but respect for women and children. >>

they said, no, no, we don't want to get rid of our nukes. i said, what in the world in this new environment, what are you afraid of? they said we're afraid of the russians. so we said, we'll fix that, we'll get the russians to give you an ironclad guarantee that they will respect your territorial integrity and independence. and we got it. it was called budapest memorandum. look where it is. so i don't think we have an absence of tools really. i think that because we cannot act there, should not act there unilaterally, that we have to act with our european alleys and bringing them along is a lot more difficult than acting alone. that's why we're having the difficulty we're having. we should not be -- sit back -- if you don't like what's happening in other countries roll attacks which is what russia has done here. that's outrageous. now they're around our aircraft, buzzing our ships in the baltic city. and so i think we got the tools, it's a question of whether we have the political will with the european -- european allies with use them. >> i

first, presidential advisor ben rhodes spent enormous amount of time setting up the iranian nuke dealnest way and second, that mr. rhodes used some journalists who were in the tank for the obama administration, so he says, put out a false narrative. joining us from washington brit hume. so what did you think when you read that there were two journalists and he james then one for the atlantic and one for some i have never even heard of that were doing the white house's bidding? >> well, my first thought was that jeffrey goldberg, who, you remember, did that very revealing interview with president obama that appeared just recently id which the president said all kinds of things about foreign leaders and others that raised all kinds of eyebrows is really not properly described as being in the tank for the president. he is a pretty darn good and very knowledgeable reporter. so, i think that claim by ben rhodes, if that's what it was is a little extravagant. i'm not particularly familiar with the work of the other journalist so i can't comment ton. >> no doubt that mr. goldberg is a left w

funny if you call a talk radio show, saying this is john, i'm calling you, we ought to give those guys nukesthat's fine. but the level of seriousness, people actually listen to this. and i think that words have consequences. >> one of the best thing of this country is we have a checks and balances system. not one of -- >> what about when it comes to being commander in chief? >> you're going to have great advisers, probably the best military advisers in the world are on our military. they will give him the options and try to advise him in the correct direction. once you see all of the options, the scariest thing in the world is when they hand you that little card and tell you that you now control the nukes. i remember president regularen saying, how much time do i have? soviets have nine submarines off the coast. you have ten minutes before they blow up the oval office. you learn a lot more about the world. and you can't learn it until you get there in some cases. no matter how much you want to read the books and all of the rest of it. some are more sophisticated than others. but until ronald

i would love to see, of course, as a soldier, former soldier, i would love to see a nuke-free world.sure it's going to happen. >> a big country like us has nukes, isn't that leverage to the bad actors out there? >> yeah. that's my point. i think -- i'm glad we have them. i think it's a shame. my issue is we didn't have to have them, but i don't know how you stop everybody from using them on having them. until you do, of course, we need them as a deterrent. >> you are there in boston this morning live on location for the dedication of a new memorial. tell us about it. >> behind me is something that's absolutely impossible to have ever happened. it's a memorial dedicated to the families of men and women who have died serving this country, active duty, intelligence officers and contractors from massachusetts since 9/11, and it there's also part of the memorial for people who have died, for example, in suicides or from illness, and this is done by -- developed by combat veterans, all of them have 3, 5, 8 turns in iraq and afghanistan. they are now current cops and firemen. they put a mem

>> because they have tremendous power over thaurk. >> north korea has nukes. >> i know that. you would talk to kim. >> i would speak to him. i have no problem with speaking to him. >> let's bring in bill richardson former governor of new mexico and former ambassador the u.n. and an msnbc contributor. always good to see you bill. let's get down this idea of a sit down with kim jong-un. it's basically been laughed off by policy experts but could there be some value to it? it is really so ridiculous? >> it's not a good idea. first of all, kim jong-un doesn't meet with foreign leaders. if you're dennis rodman maybe you'll get a meeting with him. secondly the problem is this. you don't have a face to face meeting with kim jong-un and reward bad behavior. here's a guy that's shooting off missiles, detonating nuclear weapons, threatening japan, south korea, the united states. he has several americans detained as prisoners on very phillip flimsy charges. if you have a meeting with kim jong-un you have to have an agreement about limiting their nuclear weapons or releasing an american.

you can't trust him with the nuke button. he could nuke the rest of the world.arris: she was in charge. >> i get it not intellectual discussion. excuse me but discussion about who you trust with the nuclear button. and she, despite what geraldo said he is right in a lot of way -- harris: issue up until late. the issue has been isis. islamic state savages. issue has been syria and red line we didn't cross nuclear button always existed what is front and foremost in foreign policy is exactly what geraldo is saying. i can't believe i said that twice. >> front and foremost what she wants it to be. she will try to change the dialogue. you may not like me, may not like me on foreign policy and. >> you make a strong point. she welcomes playbook from the '90s. she is where she is today because of her handling of that, playing victim card. it has worked for her. but when challenged taking high road versus low road, i won't need to take the low road. i will take the high road. challenge her on issues. >> he is sending a message, if you want to hit him on things like his pa

what's your plan for keeping nukes out of the hands of isis or al qaeda?t's your plan for dealing with north korea? what's your plan for tamping down tensions with russia so we don't get into a potentially nuclear conflict there? these are live issues that are still on the table today. >> i've been thinking a lot about sort of history and temperament, particularly the cuban missile crisis. there's a bunch of amazing accounts of that. one of the things that comes across in most of those accounts is just how close we came. if someone else had been sitting in that room where john f. kennedy was sitting it is possible we would have fired nuclear weapons. how close did we come and how much does presidential judgment and temperament matter? >> presidential judgment is huge. almost all of kennedy's advisers were advising him to launch air strikes then an invasion of cuba. we now know what they didn't know at the time. which is that soviet nuclear weapons were already there and that castro was pushing to use them. there was an incident where the u.s. navy, unpe mo

support, to they not support and if they say something in the meantime he announces he's going to nukea, maybe they want to bring it back. >> quicksand, stand still or try to move. n.j.? >> now that donald trump is the presumptive nominee he's facing a lot of pressure to show that he can raise the kind of money you need for a general election. great america pack which is the main pro-trump superpack says in the next week or two it will release a list of names of major gop donors who have committed to giving to the pack. there are names that we recognize, names that actually can write $1 million checks, which i think would sort of reassure his supporters that he can raise the kind of money needed to be competitive. now the pack also says in the spirit of his primary campaign, they're still going to be soliciting a lot of small dollar donations to make sure the sort of grassroots sefrts stiefforts behind the pack. we'll see how it works out. >> money, the great lubricant of politics. quick reminder of what one veteran democrat this week described as and i quote "the waiting game of which

spokesman rick granel on the economic fallout of a world without nukes.ick, how likely is that going to happen and what will it mean? >> well, look, first of all, it's a liberal fantasy to think that we're ever going to have a world without nuclear weapons. this is something that the left pushes. that the obama administration has really looked at our national security and put politics first. this idea that somehow we're going to have a nuclear free world may do really well at the democratic convention with partisans. but practically speaking, it's just never going to work nor should it work. having a deterrent like nuclear weapon is critical in maintaining peace and security. when we look at the security council inside the un and when they consider big pieces of foreign policy crisis, they always talk about the strength and sending in peace keepers with guns. there is a peace through strength strategy that time and time again every world leader understands, except for president obama. charles: what about the the notion of reducing the stockpiles? this is

. >> but north korea has nukes. >> i know that. so does china by the way. >> but you said you'd talk to kim. >> i would -- i would speak to him. i have no problem with speaking to him. >> the clinton campaign responded in a statement invoking trump's recent dispute with david cameron. quote, let me get this straight. donald trump insults the leader of our closest ally and then says he'd love to talk to kim jong un? a major development revealed overnight, a fund-raising agreement between donald trump and the republican national committee means the business man will solicit larger checks than any presidential candidate in history. after a primary in which he rejected big donations, the trump victory fund, a joint committee between the campaign and the rnc and 11 state parties can take the record setting amounts because of its size. annual contributions to the trump fund are capped at just north of $449,000. that's $93,000 more than the hillary victory fund, a joint committee whose limit is $356,000. some will go to the campaigns in t

was trying to get the ukrainians to get rid of their nukes. we don't want to get rid of the nukes. i said what are you afraid of? they said the russians. i said we'll fix that, we'll get the russians to give you an iron clad guarantee to respect your independence. we got it. budapest d the memorandum and look where it is. i don't think we have an absence of tools really. i think that because we cannot ct there -- should not act there unilaterally, but we have to act with our european allies, bringing them along is a lot more difficult than acting along. i think that's why we're having the difficulty we're having, but we should not just sit back, and if you don't like what's happening in other countries, what he tags, which is russia has done here. i mean, that's outrageous, and barrel rolls ing around our aircraft and buzzing sea.ships in the baltic and so i think we got the tools. of whether we have the political will with the european allies to use them. >> i agree. senator, i do think we have the tools. o with respect to europe, there's a nato summit coming up in july, and i thi

star, kim jong-un, the young, pugnacious supreme leader consolidating his power and brandishing his nukes. u.s. analysts saying today north korea may be about to conduct a fifth nuclear test. another of kim jong-un's main goals? to show the world that this is now a 21st century nation. so today we were taken on a tour at the women's hospital, the new breast cancer screening facility. and then this pristine new neighborhood, towering apartment blocks reserved for regime's scientists and engineers. inside, luxury living north korean style. in the grand stalinist subway built by kim's grandfather. the old cars were made in east germany. we're going to hop on the subway. this is the brand new railway here built here in north korea. they're fiercely proud of it. on board, flat screens show weather and traffic. then i tried to buy a smartphone, one made only in north korea. no twitter, no facebook. angry birds though. we took a selfie on it. can she send this to me? no. north korea may seem weird but it's getting more and more dangerous to the u.s. and kim jong-un is sending a message. his regi

. >> would you make a nuke deal with iran? >> i would make a deal but not that deal. that allows them to do whatever they want. inspections are going to be a disaster, as sure as you're sitting there, they're going nuclear. you've got to put on sanctions big deal and make a deal from strength. look. the biggest problem the world has is nuclear weapons. our big problem is the maniacs controlling weaponry. it's never been like it is today. once they have the weapon, hillary don't have the strength anymore. >> the problem with sanctions is that you don't have cooperation. >> you have to get them to work with us. you have an obama that wants to play golf. part of being a leader is to get everybody in line. >> i've made a fortune in foreign countries. >> i laughed when you said you're going to build a giant wall and mexicans are going to pay for it. >> the mexicans are the new china. >> they're not going to pay for the wall. >> you have to let me deal with that. okay? they are ripping us badly. >> i'll charge for the products coming into this country. mexico is living off

if i could nuke the world i would and then he goes on everyone is always making fun of me because of how i look. how fa and league i am, i will get you all back. ultimate revenge here. you people could have shown more respect, treated me better, treated me more like a senior and maybe i wouldn't have been as ready to tear your heads off. that is where a lot of my hate comes from. you see in essence in this child, in this adolescent the slides, the slides in high school that he could not shake. so he wrote, i know what all of you are thinking and what to do to make you feel bad. it wasn't just about him feeling bad but what was he going to do to feel better? quote harris i feel like god and i wish i was having everyone being officially lower than me. i argue now that i am higher than most anyone in the world. ted kaczynski began a bummer, hard time adjusting to other people. no question, awkward, very very smart decides to become a survivalist in montana wilderness. the ford he started sending those bombs in the mail july 24, 1978 this is what he wrote in his diary. i ask you when you

he says we're not going to support nukes anymore. >> libertarians -- >> that is not conservative thinkingnew brand of it. >> he had a meeting with top foreign policy people in america. do you remember that one? he has advisors who are advising him on things. he's smart enough to listen to the smartest people in the business in every industry and implement. >> it the nato thing made sense. why are we giving this money and not getting what we want? let's hold back. renegotiating everything makes sense. up next, surprising details about google's close ties with the obama administration. why the tech giant is getting so cozy with the white house and how it could impact the 2016 election. our vitamins contain no gluten, dairy or artificial flavors. so we invented a word that means that. shmorange. and it rhymes with the color of our bottle. hey, baby, make it your first word! sfx: baby speak not even close. reach for the orange, it's 100% shmorange! and i can't wait to startlanta telling people how switching to geico could save them hundreds of dollars on car insurance. but first, my luggage.

this is sending essentially nuke leer information. are all these other issues the transportation department, hazardous materials information system 41 years old. then there is no software. maria: unbelievable. i don't think you have to be a technology genius to see that some second major security issue. >> how did this happen? you remember the ranch? there is so much that they had to transfer from a nuclear site to another because it is the only one that could tighten the screws on an icbm. this is consistent. but it did not get fixed? >> you can be certain hackers are using for the road equipment to break into the system. maria: that's the upside. dagen: glass half-full, but good they might not be able to break into it. nobody even knows what it is. if it's older than me, we are in a sad state of affairs. maria: google take a short break. crude oil up the story mark is pushing the critical $50 a barrel level. what then is for prices at the pump in the holiday weekend. the moral day with the unofficial start of summer. growing concern

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swiffer ing >>> new revelations about a possible cover up at the state department involving the ire yawn nukeseries of questions by james rosen, and whether the obama administration lied about the timing of the talks. here is the video. >> this is a policy of the state department. the preservation of the secrecy of secret negotiations are concerned. to lie in order to achieve the goal. >> james, i think there are times when diplomacy needs privacy in order to progress. this is a good example of that. >> ha. >> here is the version posted on their website. >> there are concerns we have whether it's their involvement or humanitarian issues. that has not changed. >> the obama administration says. >> so eight minutes of video has been cut and replaced on a white flash. the fox news exposed the story, the original video now appear on the website. this is amazing. don't you think? this is, i mean, this is, this makes the ire yawn deal pretty much a mess they have to get rid of. right? what i just said. >> well, i love the way you triang triangleulated that. it doesn't matter. the press still embrace

ben rhodes said they misled the country in terms of the iran nuke deal and the gop wants to fire him. donald trump is putting together his financial dream team. hillary clinton is increasingly in hot water. the documentary that airs in cannes exposes back-room deals. >> enormous amounts of money have flown to the clintons from foreign governments and finance yers. we used to have to worry about big labor money, but now it's coming from around the world. there isn't anything that isn't for sale and we are the ones paying the price. maybe the american people are tired of being sold out. charles: the "daily caller" reports the children tons have received $100 million from countries in the persian gulf. with all these controversies will they catch up with the so far democratic frontrunner? ashley, you had a chance to speak with peter schweitzer who is behind the clinton cash phenomenon. tino i'll get that done. tell us about this. this is really from what i hear from people who have seen this. this is hugely damaging to hillary clinton. >> this is going to be detrimental according to schw

and pretty soon, possibly hours from now, the whole possibly nuking europe thing will get knocked into the news cycle memory hole. it marks one small attempt to keep the spotlight on some of trump's controversies. coming up, why it is important not to treat the trump campaign antics as the new normal. stay with us. >>> i just think running third party doesn't feel right. it's not constructive. a third party candidacy would be viewed as kind of a silly thing. i don't think it's appropriate. i just don't think it would be the right thing to do. >> the trick for conservatives committed to mounting some kind of independent or third party bid in order to prevent a donald trump presidency seems to be finding the right candidate or i should say one of the biggest in a long line of tricks backers need to pull off. john kasich said in an interview today he would not be running on a third party ticket. it appears the same could be said for nebraska republican senator ben sass. nbc news asked sass about the chatter surrounding his name and he said he's never been interested. kasich and sass were

. >> i want to compliment you on the nuking new formulate. >> it is really clean and easy to read inspector pauley. >> i'll take notes (laughter). >> and send along the template. >> great using video drops on your phone. >> good evening commissioners to respond to the question you'll see from the me in the next couple of weeks random drop ins we have not been in in a while non-regular stuff for the next month or two until we get through most of the inspections we did losses ended my list is kind of short i've been making contact are complainants that were formally shawn was in contract contact with in the process of waiting for complaint and so forth and the projects getting ready to start the inspections. >> with that said, i stopped by one venue during the inspection process they didn't center a permit posted that was the issues i thought was well-managed and did a walk through so this was that a couple of compliance on 16th street just to get an idea of what is going on i've done that for the last couple weekends but that was an issue that issue was people congregating into the alley to

those of us will ask him, so you agree there should be nukes in europe. >> is he auditioning for v.p.? is that what he's doing with this turn? >> i think he's hurting his long term political campaign. he said he would vote for somebody he described as too erratic to entrust the nuclear codes to. that's insane. you have to stick by your guns. bite your lip and say he's too erratic. i can't support him. i'm not going to vote for hillary clinton. >> you're being very sound. rubio is not alone. rick perry, bobby jindal and rand paul have expressed support for their former opponent. let's watch this circus of changing of minds. >> let no one be mistaken, donald trump's candidacy is cancer on conservativism and must be clearly diagnosed, excised and discarded. >> donald trump is not a serious candidate. he's a narcissist. he's an egomaniac. the only thing he believes in is himself. >> least a narcissist and an orange face wind bag. i believe he wants power and from my point of view that power corrupts. >> they're now supporting trump. they're all with him. maybe this is why people have the

people are beginning to clue in on, whether they want somebody who believes we need more countries with nukeswhich i think most people would think that's not a really good idea. so they're just clueing in. the other thing is most independent democratic groups have focused slowly on i was in the ministry and we had a term "preaching to the choir." we're going to do a little preaching to the choir as well. we need young people, african-americans, hispanics, people of working class to recognize what's at stake in this election. we plan on communicating with people we need to turn out, expanding the states beyond -- >> in terms of that choir, are you worried at all about putting off people who are supporting bernie sanders right now? >> as you probably know, i i worked for hillary until 2008. she went all the way to the end -- whoever the nominee is, we think it likely going to be hillary clinton, we want to make sure we're talking about donald trump. that will be the focus of our work, our ads but senate races, guy cecil joining us from the bright side of dark money. guy, thanks for being ear. >

[laughter] but basically arming south korea with nukes. that, to me -- huh? what?is that nicholson character. you need me on that wall. you might not want to talk to me at those dinner parties. but part of his women problem can be solved with smart foreign policy. i think he will start to chip away at his woman issue with very strong very aggressive, even perhaps credible old-school thinking. in a weird way, those work together. mark: i think in the daily back-and-forth, it won't matter. if he says something that is deemed completely out of bounds in the debates on foreign policy, that can be a big problem. donny: out of bounds versus ignorant. there is a difference -- people expect him to be out of bounds. if he does a sarah palin, that is when you go, wait a second. mark: i agree, ignorance more than wacky. there was plenty of buildup to what turned out to be a relatively tame interview between donald trump and megyn kelly. cbs quickly stole the spotlight this morning airing their conversation with trump's daughter ivanka. >> i found it to be pretty disturbing ba

charles: i'm thinking about the movie when the guy jumps out of the plane on the head of a nuke. i'm thinking dr. strange love. i think it's bernie sanders or bust. >> i think that's an understandable view. but that said, we tend to air on being a poppist. everybody said she was undermining obama and giving mccain the white house. there is no evidence that anything she did damaged barack obama's chances to win the white house. the odds of him being the nominee are basically zero. he realizes that. he will try to get as much as he can at convention. charles: you are the youngest on the panel but you are too logical. mercedes, i don't think bernie sanders realizes anything. i think it's having an impact with all the things coming out and the focus on hillary. her unfavorables have sky rocketed to higher levels. >> those clinton supporters were part of the democratic establishment. it was easier for them to transition into the obama place supporting the presidency. so sanders is a very different group of supporters. they are -- they believe in the bernie sanders movement and revolut

because that game, missile command, actually came out four years after the computer that controls our nukesan annual military budget of $600 billion, many are now asking... whohwhaaa? well, according to a pentagon spokesperson, "this system remains in use because, in short, it still works." which is the same argument your parents use when you try to throw out their v.c.r. "how am i supposed to watch titanic if not on two seperate cassette tapes?" i think this is ridiculous, dangerous, and i'm not afraid to give nuclear command a piece of my mind. helllooo! helllooo! upgrade your computers! helllooo! can you hear it? keep it tight. keep it tight. helllooo! helllooo! (laughter) i hope i didn't just crash the system just then. (laughter) the world might turn into flaming molten glass. in the meantime -- say hi to jon batiste and stay human, everybody. (band playing) (cheers and applause) >> stephen: thank you very much! oh! welcome! welcome, everybody! welcome to hour two of the first five minutes of tonight's show. it's fleet week here in new york, and we've got some special guests here in th

he said he was a con man and couldn't be trusted with nukes, et cetera. i don't see how you go from that to voting if the guy. >> we could do a ludachris list for compliments or lack thereof that went back and forth. >> we are not going after ludachris. >> sorry, my bad. >> martin endorses trump. you said they are like fighting fish. is this him losing this fight? is he the beta here. >> trying to bring attention back to him. afternooning up his douchiness. >> apparently there's a germ reason word for punchable face, it is. [ speaking german ] . it means face in need of a fist. >> word for everything. great country. >> sometimes that's not good. you said this is an ak that trump isn't eating mcdonald's. i think this is his only authentic one. >> you think so. that he eats like homeless people food. >> i that is a cheap shot at a fine american institution. >> he likes mcdonald's. he does. >> hillary clinton and katie couric, an individual with knowledge of her thinking, it is such a a lame way to respond to this. especially when the response it is that tha

if he wants to launch nukes and most of those troops are well, well, well within reach of the vast amounthis missilery, of course, but also his heavy artillery. so you've got that immediate threat of u.s. troops in the way, but the other thing is that submarine threat is very real because they just launched -- it was like a practice launch where they fired out a missile. it didn't take off and everything. but it was just to prove that they could launch a ballistic missile from a submerged submarine. so you don't have to take much imagination to go forward and say, well, what if they could get one of those things operating in the next five years with real live missiles? then you don't need intercontinental ballistic missiles. you put them on a submarine. you drive the submarines over to the united states and you've solved the problem. >> yeah. we could probably take out the launch pads, but you're right. you got a lot of navy experience. do we have the capability to contain him and potentially stop a submarine attack by north korea? >> i think if he actually had the capability with one or