fumo when i was advised to thank ozzie fumo for providing some -- was it books and educational equipment to the prison here at lovelock, nevada, and so here -- i'm going to read that letter. and by the way, mr. simpson did authenticate this letter this morning. i only produced this to him this morning when i got to see him prior to this hearing. he did indicate that he was the one who wrote this letter and even though it's not dated, he indicated it was probably sent to ozzie within the last nine months or so. dear legislator fumo, first of all allow me to say how happy i was to hear about your new position as a state legislator although i was not surprised to hear about your interest in furthering the education and helping of prison inmates. i've always taken my exposure to education for granted partly due to my prowess as an athlete, i have always been afforded opportunities for higher education. it wasn't until i got to prison that i realized just how many people did not have the exposure to said education, in part because of their circumstances,

simpson, but through ozzie fumo. mr. simpson did authenticate this letter this morning. he indicated that he was the one who wrote this letter and even though it is not dated, he indicated it was probably sent to ozzie within the last five months or so. "dear legislator fumo. i was not surprised to hear about your interest in furthering the education and helping prison inmates. i must admit, i have always taken my exposure to education for granted, partly due to my prowess as an athlete. i have always been afforded opportunities for higher education. it wasn't until i got to prison

fumo when i was advised to thank ozzie fumo for was it books and educational equipment to the prison here at lovelock, nevada. i'm going to read the letter. and by the way, mr. simpson did authenticate this letter this morning. i produced it this morning when i got to see him prior to the hearing. he did indicate he wrote the letter, though it's not dated, he indicated it was probably sent to ozzie within the last nine months or so. dear legislator fumo, allow me to say how happy i was to hear about your new position about a state legislator. i was not surprised to hear about your interest in furthering education and helping of prison inmates. i must admit i've taken my exposure to education for granted partly due to prowess as athlete, i've been afforded opportunities for higher education. it wasn't until i got to prison they realized just how many people did not have the exposure to said education.

ozzie is in the assembly. he's in a position of power. and what does mr. simpson do? does he say, ozzie, can i have a better bed? or does he say, ozzie, can you get me -- can you pull some strings, get me out of here earlier? no. he doesn't do any of that. he uses that clout, the one time he has some clout in the state of nevada, he uses that clout to obtain funding for books and education in this prison. you know, and some of those men, as mr. simpson said, they really are going to get out and have a decent and a better life for themselves as a result of mr. simpson's efforts through mr. fumo. i think that's the definition of character. and frankly, i think if it was me personally who had been in prison for nine years and frankly, forget nine years, nine days, if i had that opportunity and a position of someone in a position of power who could do something for me like this, i would be saying, get me out of jail, okay? but he doesn't do that. it is very, very, very selfless. he's thinking about the people here

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does he say ozzie, can i have a better bad? ozzie, can you pull some strings and get me out of your earlier? he doesn't do any of that. he uses that cloud, the one time he has some clout in the state of nevada, he uses that clout to request funding for books and education in this prison. mr. simpson said some of those men are going to get out and they are going to have a decent and better life as a result of mr. simpson's efforts through mr. fumo. i think that is the definition of character and frankly, if it was me personally who had been imprisoned for nine years and frankly, forget nine years, nine days. if i had that opportunity and someone in a position of power who could do something for me like this, i would say get me out of jail. he doesn't do that. it is very selfless, he is thinking about the people here and also the definition -- humbled in humility, it shows a humility to think of people here who are not as empowered and not as privileged as he has been and when he gets out probably will continue to be in society.

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he has ozzie fumo, they had attorney-client relationship with, a very good relationship and now ozzie of power, and what does mr. simpson do? does he say ozzie, can i have a better bed? or does he say ozzie, can you pull strings and get me out of here earlier? no. he doesn't do any of that. he uses that clout, the one time he has clout in the state of nevada, he uses that clout to paint funding for books and education in the prison. you know, and some of the men as mr. simpson said, they really are going to get out and have a decent and better life for themselves as a result of mr. simpson's efforts through mr. fumo. i think that's the definition of character, and frankly, i think if it was me personally who was in prison for nine years and frankly forget nine years, nine days, if i had the opportunity and position of power somebody could do something for me like this, i would say get me out of jail, okay? he doesn't do that. it is very, very, very selfless. he's thinking about the people here, and it's also the definition as someone asked earlier about being humbled and humility. it

simpson do does he say ozzie, can i have a better bed or does hesay ozzie can you pull some strings and get me out of here earlier no, he does not do any of that he uses that clout in the state of nevada, he uses that clout to obtain funding for books and education in this prison can some of those mr. simpson says they're going to get out and have a decent and better life for themselves as a result of mr. simpson's effort through mr. fumo i think that's a definition of character. frankly, if it is me being in prison for nine years and forget nine years, nine days if i have someone in the position of power mary can do something for me like this, i would say get me out of jail. he does not do that. it is very, very, self leless ad he's thinking of the people here it shows a genuine form of humility that he has the capabilities to think of people here who are not as empowered and not as privileged as he has been and when he gets out, he will continue to be in society >> that's the first part of my closing remarks. the second part of my closing remarks is deal with other individuals in this

back with me caitlin and ozzie. let me show you this tweet now.t is about 12 hours old at this moint. doesn't mean i think it can happen. it can't. but a cease-fire can and did. obviously, naveed, this is different from what he tweeted 12 hours earlier from when we were overseas in germany working on this unit. you say a couple things needed when it comes to working with another country on international cybersecurity, right? >> absolutely. i mean, i'll leave the puns to the republicans and the twittersphere. look, the reality is when it comes to cybersecurity, take the elections out of and just traditional, you know, people who steal credit cards and commit crimes. one of the biggest things is actually taking possession of that person and when you work with a foreign nation, that, perhaps, is one of the key cornerstones. when it comes to russia, my goodness, the biggest cybersecurity criminal resides. edward snowden. they could easily give him back to us. we can talk about strengthening our infrastructure but when it comes to the geopolitical disc

ozzy, i put him on the spot there. nancy, catherine, thank you all for joining us.hat's it for us here on "hardball." chris matthews will return to this chair monday night or the version of this chair in washington. rachel maddow show starts right now. >>> tonight this hour we've got somebody here for the interview that i'm very, very happy to have landed. he was the deputy director of the russia office at the state department for years. the senior director for russia at the national security council for years. he was the senior person at the pentagon on russia for years. he has stuff to tell us, and he is going to be here tonight for the interview. i'm really looking forward to that. but there is a bunch going on tonight tonight.

i just think that ozzy just said something pretty brilliant. attention is power.ement occurs, trump who is the dominate. calling somebody little marco or attack hillary or making some absurd historic event. an historic claim or going after transgender people. as long as he's the topic, he thinks he's winning. >> this is not a policy presidency. it is a content presidency. richard haas said it in the 60s. there's interest politics, do gooders, people who say how will health care boring. that's a great thing. and then there's status politics. if you're interested in status and you see him as an icon of the people. it doesn't matter what he does. the content is the story. >> that tie of his makes a big statement. >> quickly. do you agree? attention is power? >> trump thinks of himself as his own historic figure. he ran against over president. he ran against obama, against the clintons, the bushes. he sees himself as his own element. it is ratings. >> this is "hardball." so you miss the big city? i don't miss much... definitely not the traffic. excuse me, doctor... th

. >>> today marks four years since the ozzie on a flight to 14 and more questions raised about how quickly the plane was evacuated. the plane is shown approaching the runway to low before it hit the seawall and you can see the seawall, and emergency shoots from the plane were deployed and the first evacuees appear to come out of the rear of the plane one minute 29 seconds after the crash and video shows people still getting off the plane eight minutes later. we spoke with the retired airline captain who says that the evacuation was too slow. >> it has to be evacuated completely in 90 seconds. that is with half of the exits closed. >> he thinks it is possible that some of the passengers in the emergency exit rows may have slowed the process because they did not know where they were going or what they were doing. he also says it is disturbing that people stay close to the plane when they should've been led away in case there was an explosion. >>> it is for 10 am. >>> the gray wolves are making a comeback in california and we will see the new pups in the pack as they try to take a foothold af

your thoughts today, ozzie? >> i think he did pretty well. when they asked him what he was thinking when he went into that room, i'm thinking he wasn't thinking. what he was there to retrieve wasn't sports memorabilia. whatever came out during the 2008 trial was that they had faxed him a picture of his dead daughter. that's really what set him off. he was there to collect those kind of photos. his parents family album, things like that. i'm glad that was partly cleared up. i think he presented well. he looked like he lost a ton of weight from the last time i have seen him. overall, a great presentation by malcolm and him. >> ozzie fumo stay with us. sportscaster, jim, your thoughts? >> well, you know, it's just shocking to hear him say the following words. i wrote this down. no one ever accused me of pulling any weapon on them. i have never pulled a weapon on anyone in my life. >> it gave me chills. >> he was found guilty. gave me chills, too. he was found guilty in the civil trial. to say that in front of a parole board. i don't know what th

. >> ozzie, you have covered new york politics for a while now. how much is this in line with trump's actions before he was president and can anyone convince him to slow down on twitter? >> well, apparently he has a couple members of his family in the white house that were supposed to be moderating factors on his behavior, ivanka trump, jared kushner. and there were all these people who were supposed to somehow be whispering in his ear and guiding him to a more presidential path of action. but the idea that these trumps sort of connect him with the people, he plays on these emotional argument, you know? and him deciding to do this, knowing that it is not presidential, that it is sort of beneath the office, that it is in line with every attack that he's done before is really no surprise. and he has picked his targets. he's attacked people for how they look. he's not really making an argument about the policy discussion that's currently on the table, which is the health care legislation and he is hoping to get passed. when he distracts himself and o

are struggling to make their way back home the libyan national army has defeated extremists in a big ozzie nelson it comes after the murder of libyan leader moammar gadhafi and since two thousand and eleven the country has been in chaos with different factions battling for power ellen a commander khalifa haftar are has now claimed victory in the east are cheaper to plant it was has the latest from los angeles that will this finally bring peace to libya last week natasha general khalifa haftar made this announcement on television take a listen therefore you know. what the military forces announce to you the news of liberation of the town of bint ghazi from terrorism a total liberation. but just days later his forces announce that in fact the fighting is now continuing now this is not the first time that general have to has prematurely declared victory but it does look like the last of the militants are being driven out and i want to mention that it's unclear exactly who these militants are because there are very few reporters on the ground so all of this information is coming through open s

. >>> let's bring in jonathan allen and ozzie paberra. thank you both for joining me this morning. >> good morning. >> jonathan, "the new york times" has this headline this morning, once dominant, the united states finds itself isolated at g20. i want to play for you part of president trump's weekly address. >> we have also sent a clear message to the world that we will not allow other nations to take advantage of us any longer. that's why i withdrew from the one-sided paris climate accord, and believe me, it was one-sided, not a good deal for our country. and the job-killing transpacific partnership. and that's why we are pursuing a total renegotiation of nafta. and if we don't get it, we will terminate, that is end nafta forever. >> jonathan, did president trump miss opportunities this week to rebuild relationships with our allies? and what impression did he leave on them, some of them who he just met at the g7 summit? >> i think president trump not only campaigned but continues to pursue a policy of withdrawing the united states from t

last month, the sisters released a series of t-shirts featuring musicians ozzy osbourne, tupac, and therock vs. rap" on their clothing brand. they superimposed their pictures with the musicans picture and added their initials k-k... many people on social media were outaged... sharon osbourne and the mother of notorious b.i.g. said the jenners did not have the right to use their faces... ( marty ) a sobering fact this morning...california leads the nation in deaths from train collisions. last year...there were 265 in the country and 191 deaths in the golden state. kron4's stanley roberts explains, some of these could easily have been avoided. this is a segment where you can help me solve a very perplexing mystery it's about train tracks right now these set of track are in the city if pittsburg i was waiting to see the tracks move but they never did they just sat there which begs the question how does someone get hit by a train nats: ambiance this is the loveridge road crossing amtrak uses these tracks because trains need tracks to get from point a to point b with the absence of tracks th

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i mean it wasn't like the tono the secretary of state ozzie and all you know go ahead a republican a republican secretary of state lying to us i cannot believe it but yeah they did i have the evidence in fact you can go to greg palast dot com i'll show you the chart which by the way to my fellow reporters this was not one of the secret documents that i got through months of investigation it's sitting on the secretary of state's website the kobach website in. the secretary of state of kansas website with each state the number of states that have turned the twenty eight states have turned over their voter files the number of files and including the number of of social security numbers that they've received from the states so you get the whole thing is just hanging out there the law is easy to catch but the reason they don't want to admit it is that even the most conservative the most conservative republicans are actually panicked about big federal lists whether they're kept in kansas or washington because they know that after you ask for the voter files the next democratic president is

i used to make the joke all the time in "ozzy and harriet" what did he do for living?an dyke the first time saw home life and work life. >> is this the comedy spot? >> no this. >> rob. >> buddy. >> sally. >> mel. >> rob. >> sally. >> buddy. >> it's your turn. say rob. >> wonderful. >> somebody asked me to do a situation comedy after i finished being on the show of shows because situation comedies weren't very good, didn't mirror life. i asked myself what piece of ground do i stand on that nobody else stands on? worked as writer/director on variety show and write about what happens at home and home i talk about what goes on at office. >> are you doing this because you're afraid of alan? >> no because i respect alan brady, a man of his caliber has great firing power. >> it's a hybrid of family life, work life, cared about them as family because you saw them together every day. they were a family. >> hi everybody. >> norm! >> hey mr. peterson, caller waiting for you. >> if she calls, i'm not here. >> on tv family transcends blood. we recognize that family system and famil

and that it basically was the year to be had by the by the ozzie. the second question is how hitler who as he develops his poll uses a lot of the modeling that was going on in the united states. in germany, right? uses them and their violence against minorities, etc. etc. so what do you have to say about that, you see that developing and as he develops his political program. and ultimately the last one would be you know, he never one the majority of the popular vote in germany, right? he got rid of the parliament but he got enough of the popular vote, right? again, this is the situation germany was facing to be simply be in power so how do you see all of these issues playing out and leading to hitler and maybe the last question, do you see a potential danger not exactly hitler but somebody like hitler coming to the west again? >> yeah, i think anti-semitism definitely, i think also some of the problems we had with the wine bar system is when they were making a republic, a lot of the judges who forced the laws were still monarchists and were not remo

carolyn ryan, ozzy. carolyn, what do you make of this?e're not going to have the big public spectacle of manafort and trump jr. before the committee. they are going to be providing information. they are going to be interviewed, but this is now going to be a private affair. >> it's a little -- it's a loss for television networks. it was really the highest anticipated event testimony-wise since comey, but there's a possibility that the interviews with the staff, with the committee members could yield more in terms of some of the intrii intricacies. it feels like there's a lot to be explored in terms of his interest and ties of which we've reported recently to ukraine to pro-russian interests, and it feels like the substance there is something that really could be eager to get at. >> is there a connection between, catherine? he has this other guy glen simpson, who is behind that trump dossier that got so much attention. >> the door is still open for the others to -- how does that successfully dough tract attention from the potential scandal

ozzy, i put him on the spot there. nancy, catherine, thank you all for joining us. that's it for us here on "hardball." chris matthews will return to this chair monday night or the version of this chair in washington. rachel maddow show starts right now. >>> tonight this hour we've got somebody here for the interview that i'm very, very happy to have landed. he was the deputy director of the russia office at the state department for years. the senior director for russia at the national security council for years. he was the senior person at the pentagon on russia for years. he has stuff to tell us, and he is going to be here tonight for the interview. i'm really looking forward to that. but there is a bunch going on tonight tonight. >> widely seen as a concession to his international critics and his human rights critics trying to take some of the heat off of russia for hosting these olympics. people were very upset about their human rights record, their domestic oppression, their international aggression. trying to take the heat off that. by just a few weeks before

the sisters put their own image of t-shirts of biggy tupac ping floyd ozzie osbourne and the t-shirtsd to be a luxury festival in the bahamas but turned into a huge debacle. people paid up to $12,000 for the festival but many left early. >>> and golden state warriors player steph curry is getting paid. he signed super max deal two lunn $1 million over the next five years, that is the highest contract in nba history. congratulations to him. and it was a trip back in time in saint louis. crews were called to remove a confederate memorial and they ended up discovering a 102-year-old capsule at the special ceremony in a few weeks. that is pretty neat. >>> coming up at item:52 the red white and blue will be flying high this weekend for the fourth of july. so, we take a look at the perk one dry cleaners and they're offering -- what they're offering to keep old glory clean. we'll be right back. >> ♪♪ [ crickets chirping ] [ light music playing ] you've wished upon it all year, and now it's finally here. the mercedes-benz summer event is back, with incredib