please welcome oliver stone. [applause] mr. stone: thank you. happy that jim could be here. i specifically asked jacob to bring him, because there are many good books, but aside recently from the james douglas book, i'm a big fan of jim's book. terrible title, but it is called -- [laughter] "reclaiming parkman." mr. stone: how many people have read it? just curious. a minority, certainly. it is a well-done book, and it is so important that it reminds us after so many years, he is a third-generation researcher, i guess you would call it. 3, 3 and a half. heartland, the reason -- reclaiming part ready foras getting this huge public reaction to the movie. he thought it would be the antidote to jfk, and he wanted to cut that off because he knew a lot about that movie, and knew a lot about parkland, the hospital. it was the wrong title, and the publishers tried, but nothing doing. i keep mentioning. we are going to get it republished in the spring, i think. i'm working on it. the same publisher who is doing the put and interviews as well as snowden. to -- putin interviews as well

john: oliver stone called him a great hero. >> no.tically elected the first time, but he rigged the system. they had total control over the media, they had total control of the electoral process. if you put your political opponents in prison, how democratic is that? john: but don king, the boxing promoter, he goes to venezuela and says to see what is happening here makes me feel good all over. you, he says to chavez, you are the one concerned about the poor. danny glover, a true man of the people. >> where are people going to? are they going to live in lovely venezuela, or are they coming here, right? are the cubans hanging out there or getting on ships or little boats trying to get here? the venezuelan economy, the people in control of it, are on some insane quest to repeat the cuban multidecade failure. john: but people in venezuela love these dictators. i mean, reuters reports a venezuela politician rolled out a variation of the lord's prayer. our chavez who art in heaven, hallowed be your name. may your legacy come to us so we can

. >> coming up, academy award-winning will maker oliver stoned joins two authors to examine president john f. kennedy's assassination and what the panel has called the national security state. they also discuss america's involvement in vietnam and the cold war and how national security policy is limited during those

recall if you watched the oliver stone interviews, he kept oliver stone waiting for hours.t of his tactic, and the second thing he brings to the table is he tangled with russia's wealthy men. with russia's wealthy, powerful, you know, self-centered, highly branded oligarchs. 15, 20 years ago, and he beat them. and i think putin has an image of trump that trump is a kind of mega oligarch. now, he is president of the united states. he brings a lot of firepower to the table. but i think he is going to be thinking about this, like sitting across the stable from one of those guys that he tangled with before, and he will employ those tactics to achieve dominance. >> but no dog. >> if trump's afraid of dogs, there will be dogs. >> thank you all. see you soon. that's it for us tonight. thanks for watching. i'll see you right back here tomorrow. announcer: your daughter just had her first breakup. do you... [both sobbing] don't worry, sweetie. this is gonna happen a lot. announcer: or... "nice, single boys." heh heh. that was weird. announcer: as a parent, there are no perfect answe

and for humanity as a whole peter in one of the things i find very perilous and your work with oliver stone in the untold history of the united states the supreme really suggest viewers to take a look at it here is that it seems to me that there is some kind of collective amnesia there were some very troubling times during the cold war that needed really strong leadership from both. andries i would say to be able to back off from the rubicon here i am very worried i'm terrified that people in the foreign policy blog have just simply forgotten how dangerous the world can be when there are so many other things that could be dealt with together ok but not being friends being pragmatic that's enough go ahead peter. well alexander makes a very good point in bringing up the nuclear conflict the united states and russia between ourselves have a between ninety three and ninety four percent of the world's nuclear weapons right now we have more than a thousand nuclear weapons on hair trigger alert pointed at each other. well you know the numbers on this the estimate is that even in a limited nuclear

liz: never mind that you don't hear from bernie sanders or sean penn or oliver stone about the collapses the drop in oil prices. if that were true, ecuador, north dakota and canada would be basket cases because they're oil rich as well. >> texas, anarchy in the streets in texas. you can have socialism without this. you can have socialism that suppresses growth in scandinavia so this is a diseased political cult our much to horrific economics. >> rich, good to see you. have you back soon. >>> amazon recently announced plan to buy whole foods, $13.7 billion deal there. a new report says amazon may discuss a wireless partnership with dish network. "wall street journal" reporting that amazon ceo jeff bezos and dish's charlie ergan have been talking about a year now. the journal says no guarantee the two sides will reach a deal. amazon reaching the day in the red. dish closed in the green, up about 1%. >>> this story, republican steve scalise contracted an infection after he was shot at the gop baseball practice game. doctors have downgraded his condition from fair to serious. our own dr. ma

you watched oliver stone interviews. he kept him waiting for hours.part of his tactic, and the second thing he brings to the table is he tangled with russia's wealthy men. with russia's wealthy, powerful, you know, self-centered, highly branded oligarchs. 15, 20 years ago, and he beat them. and putin has an image of trump that trump is a mega-oligarch. he is president of the united states and brings a lot of fire power to the table, but i think he will be thinking about this, like, sitting across the table from one of the guys he tangled with before, and he will employ those tactics to achieve dominance. >> but no dog. >> if trump's afraid of dogs, there will be bdogs. >> thank you all. see you soon. >>> trump is set to meet with the u.n. about north korea. we'll tell you how the launch could affect relations with russia and china. >>> does kim jong-un have the u.s. in his sights and what will it take to stop him? this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. north korea develops a missile that could potentially hit alaska, and

he was a protege of oliver stone, took products in ukraine and even his first wife was a russian womanrussian insider as an american could be. >> if was working on russian elections paid for by the american government. ever since then i've been involved in the former soviet union, and i'm not going to stop now. >> reporter: among his former clients, ga sgrzprom media. he was hired by them to improve the company's media image. it was that attention that got her contact with judge speier. >> what was inspiring to work on putin's image? >> that's false. >> i worked for gazprom media which was a subsidiary of gazprom which was an image of putin. gazprom explained why they took over the tv network. if that was down the line on the kremlin network, that's not what i was hired for. >> reporter: he never thought he could be president. but in november of 2015 was asked to become part of the trump campaign by his old friend paul manafort. >> this was the hardest campaign to work on in my entire career. there is nothing even close. >> reporter: but you still love and support donald trump? >> abso

in the interview with oliver stone, one of the most telling parts was when oliver asked him if he likes said yes, but i never really see him. he's not a guy who will cry over watching the titanic. so it says a lot when you try to open up his human side and there is not that much there. he's a loner. >> well, he has donald trump. thanks to my panel. that does it for this hour. "mtp daily" starts right now. hi, chuck. >> hi, nicolle. >> i missed you. >> appreciate you saying that. i missed seeing you. i'll leave it at that. thank you, nicolle. >>> if it's friday, no one else was in the room where it happened. tonight behind closed doors -- >> president putin and i have been discussing various things and i think it's going very well. >> what really went on today when president trump met president putin. plus can the g-20 leaders work out any solution to north korea? >> i don't draw red lines. >> and trumpcare trouble. >> every other developed country can ask do that, why conditions america?

whereas oliver stone's counterfactual history says if kennedy had lived, he would have pulled us out of vietnam. cooper's counterfactual history said if he would have lived, he would have revealed the truth about the aliens, and also that the cia controls the world drug markets to fund the secret alliance with the aliens. and also the fact that eisenhower was actually working for rockefeller, who is actually part of the council on foreign relations, who was working for the illuminati, which was part of the bilderberg group, and working in conjunction with european royalists and as always , the catholics. >> are their thoughts that aliens are behind the jfk assassination to keep it quite? >> very much so. if you take cooper's telling, he may have been alien, he may have been human, but it is the driver that killed him in order to silence him on the question of alien conspiracy. that, might tell from there is a kind of heavily religious element here as well, the anti-catholic element. where is he getting "behold a pale horse" from? revelations. inis strongly fitting within this strain

conference out in las vegas, a big hedge fund conference where i acted as interviewer of people like oliver stonend michael lewis and magic johnson. we've had beers and talked to each other. we shared our thoughts. my political views are very different than his. one thing i liked about anthony, he says we did disagree without being disagreeable. >> i want to go to you on general marks about the question of kelly's role in this job. obviously he's had a lot of experience in the military, he's been the secretary of dhs now for little over six months but there are already people coming out saying that he doesn't have the political experience to do this job. what do you have to say to that? >> john kelly's going to be able to do this job exceptionally well and certainly there will be limitations. i'm not pollyannaish to assume that he's going to waltz in and everything will be perfectly fine simply because he arrived. john kelly's got a very tough mission ahead of him and he'll embrace it, but when you look at his body of work during his career, i mean he's been inside the pentagon, he's been in this

vladimir putin appears in the do you want year that oliver -- do you wantary with oliver stone and one of the things that putin reveals about himself it's his contempt for people who have no control. and clearly, we have a 71-year-old president of the united states who has the impulse control of a little child. who feels aggrieved, who's resentful. who's a constant victim. i find it remarkable that you can sit here and you can say at any level that he's demonstrating any capacity for impulse control. he clearly has no impulse control judged by his attacks on the attorney general and other people. there's no argument to be had that he has the psychological act to control himself. >> you too have held the title of communications director for the vice president. we were communications directors for george w. bush's re-election and then we went into the white house. can you imagine any scenario -- it's important for viewers to understand that what a communications director does is tells other staffers when they're on and off the record. so just the -- the incompetence to me is the thread t

oliver stone movie. >> there are bunch. >> there's lot. >> tucker, do you have one?ly cheesy music in independence day. >> first of all that scene is perfect. don't ever say anything bad about that scene. >> ferris bueller is fourth of july. he's still in school. never mine. >> there are films that have fourth of july in them. let's keep talking and not let tucker do his weather. >> kevin is really doing that. >> we thought it was funny. >> born on the fourth of july is great. so many great ones. oh you're on television good go ahead, tuck. [ laughter ] >> erin, should you looking? [ laughter ] >> tucker g back. i was just kidding. >> i will say that scattered thunderstorms right, tuck. >> okay. >> move on with traffic. >> i was kidderring. >> 270 northbound at 80 there's a crash use caution toward deep creek residual delay to vienna. earlier train malfunction at deanwood. metro service pick up at seven running through midnight tonight trains run every 12 minutes. off peek fares in effect. metro fares on saturday sch schedule. free parking if you're headed down to th

we haven't heard anything from bernie sanders, danny glover, oliver stone, sean penn, just silence. venezuela continue to say to people in the united states this message is not getting through. when chavez took power -- before he took power, there was a two-party system, he got rid of it. so they said, well, here comes the government. we see it on the back lawn, well, okay. we see it on the back doorstep, okay. it came in the door -- david: the government came -- >> the government came in the door and just took, took their private income, their welfare, small businesses. now the middle class and the small business entrepreneurs are left in the black market dealing out of their houses in black market toilet paper, paper towels, and they want to dispel once and for all it was the oil price collapse that did this. no, it was socialism. if it was oil price collapses, texas would be in dire straits and so would canada. so the fact that these protesters -- i don't know what they're protesting, by way. they seem mindless. a lot of them are environmentalists, and they're destroying property

conference out in las vegas, a big hedge fund conference where i acted as interviewer of people like oliver stone michael lewis and magic johnson. we've had beers and talked to each other. we shared our thoughts. obviously, my political views are very different than his. one thing i liked about anthony, he says we did disagree without being disagreeable. >> i want to go to you on general marks about the question of kelly's role in this job. and whether he can handle it. obviously he's had a lot of experience in the military, he's been the secretary of dhs now for little over six months but there are already people coming out saying that he doesn't have the political experience to do this job. what do you have to say to that? >> john kelly's going to be able to do this job exceptionally well and certainly there will be limitations. i'm not pollyannaish to assume that he's going to waltz in and everything will be perfectly fine simply because he arrived. john kelly's got a very tough mission ahead of him and he'll embrace it, but when you look at his body of work during his career, i mean he's been

this is the reward of socialism in venezuela was oliver stone. charles: margaret thatcher said the inevitable in a socialism when you run out of other people's money, historically it has been bloodshed and violence. that is your historical exclamation point. i we headed that way? >> already happening. with the army going to intervene. in the past venezuela has a history of coups and the army will realize this is an untenable situation. they get food, severe malnutrition, starvation and this cannot continue. printing money is not the way. charles: raising wages for the army a lot, we will see if we can keep buying them off. they can't like what they are seeing either. a huge announcement from volvo. dropping the internal combustion engine, this could change the auto industry as we know it. we have more details coming up on that. healthcare reform, top of congress's agenda. when they get back from the july 4th vacation but here's the question. can they get something passed before they take another vacation in august? we are going to handicap it aft

they were formed in response to the public outcry over the secrecy of records as reflected in oliver stone's "jfk." inplayed instrumental role securing the release of u.s. military records on cuba and vietnam policy from 1961 through 1964. he is the author of the five volume book, which is absolutely fantastic and truly an eye-opener for me called "inside the assassination records review board: the u.s. government's final attempt to reconcile the conflicting medical evidence in the assassination of jfk." the author of the best-selling e-book, "'s jfk for the national security establishment: by kennedy was assassinated." the latest 6.5 hour video presentation entitled "altered history: exposing deceit and deception in the jfk assassination evidence for the future freedom foundation, which is now received 240,000 views. his recent book, "deception, injury and the road to war" is about fdr and pearl harbor. the title is "the national security establishment of session with invading castro's pigs,the bay of northwoods and beyond." please welcome my friend, douglas horn. [applause] >> can everybod

olive groves of lesbos, moria now holds around 3000 migrants. it's stretched and beset with problems. this footage obtained by the bbc appears to show police violence during recent rioting. some migrants burnt tents and threw stonesbut a policeman goes to any length to stop him. the poor conditions and incessant wait for asylum applications are fuelling the rage. eddie mangai guy says he fled congo as a political prisoner. the daily struggle here defies the empty slogans. makeshift games pass the time. "greeks saved us when we were in the water," he says. "may god bless them for it." "but now the syrians are getting papers and we aren't." "we're in a prison here." "we need free movement in greece." the one tap is out in the bush. greece, still in financial crisis, forced to bear the brunt of the migrant one. the number of new arrivals is a fraction of what it was and the media has somewhat moved on but the problem persists. crowds of migrants in an increasingly permanent camp battling long asylum procedures. thousands stuck here in greece, caught in europe's forgotten crisis. we get self harming. we get drunkenness, drug addictions, things that we didn't used to see here. obviously i think are directly the result

were affected (jr stone) police in the north bay tell us tonight they are still searching for a woman who ripped off high school band members at a bake sale it happened outside of oliver'sarket in cotati monday. this is video showing the woman walking around the store before going outside to the bake sale. she is identified as 41-year-old michelle kruse. police say she used a fake 100 dollar bill to buy baked treats. the students then gave her 80 dollars in change. the money raised is going towards a disneyland trip for the marching band at rancho cotate high school. (sot) at one point one of the students realized the money was fake he chased her as she sped away in her dark colored, older model honda. if you recognize her call cotati police. (justine) coming up.. the hot and dry conditions are bringing wild animals into the neighborhoods... the latest bay area city with mountain lion sightings.... (lawrence: and i'll tell you how long this heat wave is going to last.)(jr stone) and ahead in sports... (justine) take a look at this... harrowing moments in texas...when an s-u-v hit a stopped train.. then the train started to move... dragging the s-u-v... with two people t

oliver's market ... the teen's say the woman paid with a fake 100- bill to buy the treats....(pam) but as soon as she was given her change ... she just took off... kron4's j-r stone is live in the cotati ... he talked to the student musicians who were raising money for their trip to disneyland? j.r. call this woman what you want but police say her name is michelle kruse. they she's 41 years old and she scammed high school band students out of their bake sale money on monday outside of oliver's market in cotati.sot we were all really upseti was in tears all of us werelike oh my god this woman took advantage of us.officers say kruse, who is on the loose right now, used a fake 100 dollar bill to get a rice krispie treat, brownie, and piece of cake. she gave the students the fake bill and they gave her 80 dollars of real money in changescamming kids out of money that would have gone towards their music program at rancho cotate high school in rohnert park. sotsomething the students did on their ownsurveillance video captured kruse walking around inside oliver's market before she left her cart, left the store, and eventually made her way to the bake sale. students say