and so is paul ryan, by the way.expecting paul ryan to take questions at this events, and i imagine as you just heard, he is going to take questions on donald trump. but the political problem for paul ryan is this. he is of the mind set as are many people inside the republican party that they have to expand the tenlt. they have to expand the base. they have to reach out to minorities, and show people other than caucasian conservative republicans that the republican party cares about their issues too. this has been a project on paul ryan's agenda for a very long time. how to fashion conservative principles, how to fashion conservative solutions to appeal to, you know, other types of voters, other demographics out there not gravitating to the republican party for the different problems they're dealing with. paul ryan has a challenge on his hands, as he is trying to deliver this proposal this morning on poverty, he will have to answer questions on donald trump. so it is a crystalzation, how do they appeal to voters acro

paul: absolutely. almost every single measure in the than theates, higher 20 having year average. 20-yearr than the average. this is not a lack of demand for jobs, this is a lack of supply of people qualified to do it. francine: they should have hiked, so why are they not hiking? yellin has confirmed there is a group in the labor market is been -- in the labor market that has been left behind by this labor market. tom: there is a debate in the dynamics. what else should we talk about? is she the only one who will not talk about remain or leave? michael: she will probably be asked about it she talked about last week, it could have consequences that spill back into the u.s. the story in japan is the central banks are getting k other -- are getting together to talk about what to do. they are already doing that. talking about providing liquidity to other countries. british companies cannot get their hands on dollars, the fed can provide it. that is the fed rescue plan. but there is nothing really else in t

they feel paul manafort had a hand in it. a conference call where donald trump told his team to keep fighting, keep up the criticism of judge curiel. i've heard that paul manafort had a hand in the writing of the statement and it was a team effort that went to the speech last night. moving forward, i'm talking to one trump source who tells me one of the big focuses from the campaign, what they're urging supporters and surrogates to say public she that they want to reach -- publicly is that they want to reach out to bernie sanders supporters. after last night, hillary clinton essentially wrapping up the democratic nomination and giving that historic speech that she gave in new york city, that they understand inside the trump campaign that they're going to be bernie sanders supporters who are not going to be enamored with hillary clinton, not attracted to her campaign. the message coming from the trump campaign today is to go after those bernie sanders supporters. they don't want them to be attracted to the hillary clinton camp

he knew paul robeson because william l.atterson, too, had been a lawyer in harlem at the same time paul robeson was in harlem. they re-ignited their friendship in the soviet union in the 1930s and it was patterson's roth -- proselytize that hoped to push robeson to the left from from that point he is transformed. you may recall that robeson goes to the front line during the spanish civil war in 1934 to 1935. one of the first chapters in the attempt by the fascists under adolph hitler to achieve world conquest, the spanish republic is overthrown because of this ample assistance provided by fascist germany and fascist italy none mussolini. paul robeson contributes his talent and funding to keep the spanish republic afloat but to no avail. paul robeson probably would have stayed in london to the end of his life but for the onset of world war ii in europe in august 1939. fearing for his family, he decides to pack up and move back to his homeland. that is to say the united states of america. the united states of america then is

wouldn't the mayor check with paul figueroa. now we are hearing that maybe paul figueroa decided to resign. >> or step down voluntarily. >> yes. i believe we are hearing chief david downing will be the number two assistant chief and possibly paul figueroa may take a leave of absence. at this point it remains to be scene. this comes during a day of protest. i was there earlier at oakland, please take a look. >> reporter: two protestors shimmied up a couple of flag poles and held a banner that says opd guilty of human trafficking and statutory rape and passed out flyers with two ousted police chiefs calling them sex offenders. motorists stuck behind red tape and officers removed the blockade. upset over the sex exploitation scandal involving a dozen oakland officers that had sex with an 18-year-old woman three officers had sex with her while she was under age. wanting to know the names of the officers and that anyone that knew about the case and didn't speak up should be fired. >> the message we want to say is that opd is rotten t

paul: the f.b.i. said they instructed special agents to tell people they had the right to remain silent and anything they said could be used against them. and those are the rights that were given to miranda but with respect to whether or not they could have an attorney, the f.b.i. had never done the sort of thing that was under discussion. and we'll talk about in the opinion. had never done anything that said, look, if somebody says they don't want to talk, the f.b.i. has to stop asking them questions. and that's the frankly radical step miranda takes and the one that's been harmful to law enforcement from they day to today. host: celeste from tulsa, you're on. caller: my question for your guest is how long did it take for this case to reach the supreme court? host: celeste, before you go, tell me about your interest in this case as a middle school student? caller: my social studies teacher brought this up and he says if we get on, we get extra credit in the class. [laughter] host: good for you for ge

nancy pelosi was the last speaker before paul ryan about 10:02 p.m. reconvened the house for this vote. >>> someone so dangerous -- >>> they're not reporting the results of the vote. >> voting to override, i yield back. >>> that's the video -- that's earlier video that we're showing you there. >>> the question is on ordering the previous question, those in favor say aye and those opposed say no. the ayes have it. >>> let's take paul ryan now. that's confusing to the audience. we're showing paul ryan from 20 minutes ago from up there in that box. we don't have a live image there. this is the live image of the house. it's the official c-span image of the house and it is still a couple of seconds left in the vote. >> no bill, no break. no bill, no break. no bill, no break. no bill, no break. no bill, no break. no bill, no break. no bill, no break. >>> the vote total is being read right now. this is live video, facebook video, from the floor of the house where you won't be able to hear that vote total. >>> the vote must be -- >> this is not a c-span video

this comes as the newly appointed interim oakland police chief was fired the new acting chief is now paul figueroa. justing spoke to the new acting chief about where the department goes from here. >>alecia: as acting chief paul knows he has a tough road had hours after getting the job he did knowledge the need to get to the bottom of this scandal rattling the department for allegedly involving several police officers and an underage girl. >>alecia: told us with three cheeps and less than a week of very frustrating time for the city. rebuilding that trust of the communities in the department is now the focus for the chief. as the >> reporter: total surprise to get the top cop job today. >> pam: engraves died after an alligator paul them into a lagoon near albany hotel that paul five alligators and killed them now investigators try to figure out if they pfalz, the get irresponsible >> reporter: translated in the lagoon or the water with a foot deep. . nuzzling signs posted on the area but no warning about what could happen. according to witnesses and alligator grab the child and blue in the

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tepid.d -- she was very paul: i miss paul volcker. at least with him he took the view. yellen is delicately balancing on the fence. i do not know whether she has been scarred by what happened in 2008 and feels uncertain, that we got this very, i'm going to tell you how wonderful the economy is and we have a litany of risks. i think they are going to hike and i think the inflation story justifies that. nearly every inflation number is above its 20 year average except for the headline, and that is the oil affect. for goodness sake, take the decision, put us out of our misery. i think that is what markets would respond to. tom: the problem -- francine: the problem is they keep saying fed independent. is it a blip or something more sinister? when any economist says data dependent, it does not mean the fomc has been clustered around the bloomberg terminal. the point is, you are not supposed to react to a single data point. this is one of the most divided statistics on the planet, is highly inaccurate. we know the numbers have been revised at least three quarters. we should b

>> paul. >> well, he's here tonight. >> okay. >> vance and paul are half brothers, and they were quitend he had come out there to visit vance at his hillsboro home. >> we have two half brothers that have the same disrespect and anger and hate for women, except their mother. they really are mama's boys. and they like to degrade women, and they like to do it in a very sadistic way. >> go ahead. you and paul are together in where? hillsboro? portland? >> portland. we saw that girl, and she was a real pretty girl. and we talked and we made arrangements to have sex. the three of us. queen size bed's pretty crowded. >> tell me again why your window got broken and what happened. >> because that girl jumped out the window. >> why did this girl jump out of your window? >> i have no idea. anytime she wanted to leave, she could have left, except for the fact that i caught her stealing money. she could have just as easily run out the front door. >> you're aware of course we're searching your house at this time with a search warrant. we're finding a lot of items in your house. >> yeah. >> we then f

(cheers and applause) and if i may, one more thing about paul ryan himself, the problem with paul ryan- hey, guys, looks like paul ryan managed to shut o cameras off so i'm coming to you live from periscope and i encourage every one of you to join me and let your voices be heard. thank you so much. that's what democracy is about, people. and thank you. i appreciate it. thank you so much. democracy is supposed to represent the will of the people, right, and -- (laughter) that's true, pandaings are indeed soft. thanks for chiming in. anyway, it's designed to represent the will of the people. i don't know -- i don't where your garlic bread is and please don't call me betch. that's not cool. (laughter) when the democratic government fails to listen -- (laughter) that's garlic bread and banana bread are both delicious. you don't have to choose one! when a government fails to step up, the responsibility falls on the rest of us and what the people -- (laughter) first of all, i am not your daddy and even if i was, i wouldn't do that because that would be weird. what was i saying? the will of t

if he tells paul ryan to do the policy, it is a great opportunity for paul ryan to talk about these isdifferent question if people are interested, but even if we did policy on a presidential campaign, i'm not sure to many people would cover it anyway. chances are decent, i think. if you were working for donald trump right now paul ryan's property proposals came out, how would you say mr. trump, you really should adopt ? is policy >> in a many ways, i would embrace those policies. oftentimes, republicans team heartless and callous and only caring about fiscal issues, and i really applaud speaker ryan for doing this. i think republicans that have been successful especially on the state level have done well in terms of empowering people economically, through education and choice in that way, so i really think it is something that would be good long term. i agree that oftentimes policy gets lost in this. i think that the ability for this to be discussed more robustly just based on this changes will help. me ask you this as devils advocate -- what about the 10th amendment? why shouldn't gov

>> you know i still don't think paul ryan understands the reason donald trump is doing better than paulis that he is more popular, trump is, because people are mad at paul ryan and the rest of the republican establishment for basically in their mind screwing up the country. they gave obamacare obamacare funding, the debt ceiling, planned parenthood or they gave him immigration. they gave him everything he wanted and the republicans act like we should be consulted. no, people are tired of what they have done and that is what child is nominee. lou: i get a kick out of ryan because today he said referring to trump he's a different kind of candidate and this is a different kind of year. he just articulated every reason that it's important for him if it ever requires self-awareness to actually wise up as i put it so delicately. he doesn't understand a disruptors needed, an man who i think it's made it clear on the campaign he is far more intelligent than say paul ryan and he has let on every agenda item over the course of the past year and doesn't get credit in the national liberal media not

paul is understandably exhausted. captain roy knows that no matter what plan he comes up with, he'll need maximum effort from everybody involved, including 11-year-old paul. >> at the time, he was getting real sleepy, so i talked to him and asked, do you play baseball? he said, oh, yeah. he perked up. i said, you know how it is when you're out there and it is hot and you are tired and your coach wants to give you a little more physical effort and things to push yourself? and that actually kind of perked him up a little bit more. >> captain roy runs through his options. none of their usual rescue techniques, pulley systems, drilling, powerful air bags to separate rock, seem like they'd work in this situation. and just then, it hits him. >> i thought of wesson oil, you know, give some lubrication. >> wesson oil, not exactly a technique you learned in rescue school, but he's trained to solve problem fast. so he dispatches people, including paul's brother tommy, to come back with the popular vegetable oil. >> so we said,

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but i would imagine that paul manafort would now take on a top role in the campaign. he had been de facto doing a lot of that anyway. he had been named that chief strategist position. he is somebody who is close with trump. he is somebody who has worked to install people in the campaign to try to work on things like getting out the vote, to try to work on battleground state staffing, et cetera. so i imagine that he would be the one now to be at donald trump's side as he had been already. remember, manafort said right after his hiring that he reports directly to the candidate himself. he did not even at the time report to lewandowski. so i imagine that you will see manafort take on an even more visible role. hope hicks remains with the campaign. she provided that statement to nbc news. hicks is another of the originalists, you could say. somebody who had been with trump since the beginning inside that lewandowski camp. but again, what you are even seeing publicly, jose, even in the last couple of minutes are advisers or people close to the campaign tweeting out their r

house speaker paul ryan says he will vote for paul ryan -- made the announcement via twitter -- via twitterweeted i will be voting for donald trump this fall and i am confident he will help turn the house she of the agenda into laws. speaker ryan had initially expressed reluctance about voting for the presumptive nominee. global news 24 hours a day 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. to you. >> thank you. for more, let's bring in megan murphy, the washington bureau chief. are you surprised? >> i am not surprised. it was a scoop a week ago that this was happening. i think the timing was always in flux and they had a lot to negotiate for when this would they try to heal the rift between the gop establishment and the candidacy of donald trump. we are not surprised but there will be a lot of work to be done to get everyone on board as they try to position donald trump as a candidate everyone across the party can get behind. >> how much pressure will this endorsement put on those stone online with the nomination? >> a lot of pressure. i want to read a quote from the

paul ryan has to listen to the voters and the voters are spoken. that was his understandable rational in his mind. he's a party leader and an actual elected leader. he's a leader of the house republican said should be and our representatives. he's not speaking for paul ryan. he's speaking for a lot of folks. i am curious if it is just congressman paul ryan that he would be more like mitt romney. he's representing 200 plus republicans in the house of representatives. you cannot have two leaders of the party essentially at war with each other if you at all have any hope keeping the house majority. i think paul ryan made the what's the best way to keep the house majority and he went down that road. >> we come here to california where hillary clinton shows that she could put together a really strong attacking speech with a calm demeanor and do it in a way that clearly got under his skin and he did not no how know how t to it. what did she do to bernie sanders, this is as tight race as we can imagine. there is a couple of out lining factor. right now it

ryan, paul ryan -- paul ryan, think about this, the guy who i think -- >> our great hope, yes. >> --is the reap's great hope, is an honest, good -- >> principled. >> -- principled man of character. the "washington post" says this: on thursday mr. ryan capitulated to ugliness. it was a sad day for the speaker, for his party and for all americans who hoped that some republican leaders would have the fortitude to put principle over partisanship, job security or the forlorn fantasy that mr. trump will advance a traditional gop agenda. >> this is so sad. what -- i mean -- >> he started it yesterday. >> if he had a good reason i want to hear t i'm all for t i'm all for those meaningful conversations leading to something and hearing something really good from donald trump about what exactly he's going to do to lead the party forward or help make america great again. tell me what it was, paul ryan, because you just sold out. you just completely sold out. >> in fairness mitch mcconnell said it was the judges. he sat here tuesday -- >> mitch mcconnell said it was the judges and i said to him i

paul ryan meeting with house republicans. of course paul ryan is the house speaker.d donald trump because the voters have spoken. some house republicans are not so willing to get behind donald trump because they're angry over donald trump's attacks on judge curiel and the speech that donald trump gave last night, it didn't do it for them. we're going to talk about that, and we're going to talk about the historic nature of the democratic primary. with me to talk about both topics, presidential historian doris kearns goodwin. thanks for being here. >> glad to be with you. >> i just want to get into what's happening on capitol hill with the house republicans and the republican party in disarray over donald trump. can you naught into historical per speck -- can you put that into historical perspective? >> history doesn't look kindly on such disarray. in 1912, you had a split between the progressives support could tro teddy roosevelt through the primaries and william hour taft who had the delegates. when they couldn't come together, teddy formed a third water, the bull mo

the belmont-paul house is named after alice paul, our original founder, and albert elmont. belmont was the benefactor and president of the party for many years, and it's because of her that we have such a large collection of books, scrapbooks, artifacts, and many other objects that allow us to tell this story. now, we are upstairs, and we are going to talk about our collection of political cartoons by the national women's party official cartoonist, nina allender. the national women's party was the only party to boast an official cartoonist, and her work appeared on the cover of their publication "the suffragist" for more than 10 years. allender grew up in kansas. she was born in 1872. and her family actually moved to washington dc around 1900. her mother was one of the first women employees at the department of the interior. and allender studied painting at the corcoran school of art here in washington dc with the intention of becoming an art teacher. she was a painter and loved to paint, and that was a big part of her identity. but she also worked for the government land o

you agree with paul ryan. you agree with this already stunning statement coming from the house speaker that this -- what donald trump has said is the textbook definition of a racist comment. if donald trump in this comment is engaging in racism, are you still comfortable supporting him? >> quite frankly, the policies that i have seen from the democratic party when you're microtargeting a community and you are putting blacks together and hispanics together and certain economic messages and positions on issues, with the way i define racism i see it a lot in policies and statements that have taken place. i've been in congress for 18 months. i was a senator state senator for four -- i'm not saying are you now voting for hillary clinton, but are you still endorsing donald trump if you think he's engaging in racism? >> well, yes, it's donald trump versus hillary clinton, and it's a no-brainer between the two -- >> are you essentially saying that, yes, he's a racist but he's our racist? >> no, i think that donald tru

why isn't paul ryan? >> well, i think he is. let me just finish the thought because it's taking longer than it should to come out because of sleep deprivation. just give me a break. what they can do now is binary. they can either leave their endorsement in place or revoke it but there is no curtain number three. what they all have to do is decide -- chris christie whatever you think of the choice doubled down in his support for donald trump. he was there all day yesterday helping him with the statement that went out, with the speech last night. whatever you think of these moves, he has made his bed, he's lying in it. mark kirk chose the other path, revoked his, lynd yarks graham revoked -- >> what do you think of the choice. >> there's a third choice. >> what is the third choice? >> the third choice is this. donald, guess what, i'm not going to support you until you get your act together. you're acting like bush league loser, racist, bigot. this is called art of the deal. i'm taking my deal off the table.

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a bit of a kidney shot from paul manafort.nds like to corey lewandowski because no love lost between the two gentlemen. >> kidney shot, gut shot. you name it. that's a really big public ousting and an embarrassing one at that. joseph parelli. wow. this is really uncomfortable stuff because there's a lot at play here. there's a guy who has pledged his loyalty to donald trump for the last year and done him miraculous work all through the primaries. a guy named donald trump who pledges he's a loyal man and then this. >> we can't discount some of the success the campaign had under corey lewandowski doing so much with so little resources, vis-a-vis money, staff, volunteers. and dana and jim are reporting the updated stuff but this has been going on for some time. paul manafort was hired to modernize and professionalize the campaign. maybe they felt they're being overshadowed but trying to stymie the work of someone trying to lead the campaign in a better direction, it's time to go. can't make an omelette without cracking eggs and t

he's not paul ryan. just imagine what a chris christie standing up saying, i got behind this guy because i believed that he understood what working class voters across new jersey and america -- what they weren't hearing from the republican leaders. i got behind him for the right reasons, pu you know what, he's not following through on his commitment to me or to the republican voters and i can't be behind him u. >> it's okay to do that. >> if somebody would do that, you talked about a shot in the arm for anybody politically. >> joe, i wanted to go back to something donny deutsch said. he was talking about the politicians fearing donald trump. they don't fear donald trump. donald trump is not the fear factor. it's the base of support. it's the 14 million voters he's brought out. it's how that number of activists between now and the convention. and they haven't figured out how to distance themselves from trump and bring those voters in to something different in another way. >> we're for you, we're just not

my goodness, paul ryan?t he says about donald trump at the moment is that his remarks were racist so he can do certain things without money but you need a campaign and he doesn't have a 50 state operation or he says he wants to run in all states. that is something even obama and romney and clinton and mccain did not do because you target the state where you think you can win outside your republican or democratic base. he needs some strategic decision-making then and we haven't seen it yet. jon: kimberly stossel has been a gift on this program several times, wrote an interesting piece in the wall street journal entitled trump can't win it forever. she writes, mister trump is in a race against the seasoned politician who commands a machine and is already setting daily him. the mainstream media are in the tank for her and their airtime will be be devoted to skewering him. mister jones orders remain the minority in a fractured party that he has yet to unify. there's no need to guess whether mister trump lack of

>> it's paul ryan being accurate.ling as an attorney i want you to know this is so unusual. >> what trump is saying. >> what trump is saying. if he has the goods, then do the right thing. file a recusal motion and lay it out so that someone else, someone else on the bench makes a determination if the judge has to go. >> is it race baiting? >> it's worse. it's an attack on the judiciary. maybe judge brooke baldwin is hearing a case, a divorce case an i'm a man in front of you and i say, well, you can't be fair because you're a woman, a white woman, maybe you can't hear someone with a discrimination action or african-american. i mean, no one could sit on the bench -- >> again, a reminder the junch was born in indiana. >> right. he's an american. but even if he were, had been born in mexico and naturalized, the idea you're disqualified because of your skin color, because of your ethnicity, because of your religion? right? that's what he's saying. >> and the fact that, you know, other people i talked to bringing up the fa

. >> paul works at american collegiate -- american legion 177. he served as a . >> he had burns on his legs. i couldn't tell anything else. they were doing cpr. >> neighbors were displaced hours before they could return to their homes. she said he lost his wife five months ago. she spoke to him often to see how he was doing. >> he has been having a hard time since his wife passed away. so he's probably just as happy now with her. >> firefighters continued to stress the importance of having a smoke detector and one that works in case something like this ever reporting from fairfax, wusa 9. >> just moments ago t national transportation safety board ruled the deadly small plane crash was caused by the pilot failing to turn on the plane's de-ice system. the plane crashed killing a woman and her two small children trapped inside. three men on board the plane were also killed. >>> july 20, 2017, officers were charged in death of a hospital patient will go to jail on charges. the security guards were there as the patient died from blunt force trauma to

here's paul ryan, the speaker of the house.st prominent holdout among republicans until a couple of days ago. as soon as he finally comes on board, this is what happens. what do you think paul ryan is feeling right now? >> i think paul ryan, his fing a fingernails are sweating. a leader of the republican party, possibly a candidate for a future presidential nomination. and for, you know, he separate ed himself from trump about what he said about the judge but this is real trouble for paul ryan. the supporters in the party who believe in paul ryan, many of them say, how in the world can he possibly support a candidate who is questioning a judge who is an american. this judge was born in the states. but time after time, paul ryan has had to make some compromise. this is a very big compromise, and you can bet that he's had -- i would guess he's had trouble sleeping the last couple of nights because he committed to trump and you can say the timing was bad. he committed to trump and within 24 to 48 hours, trump makes this mistake, a

. >> seriously, paul ryan is in shock. >> paul ryan endorsed him last week. >> he didn't expect this!how could he have ever expect this? >> yeah, that's what he said, out of left field. >> boom, what happened! donald trump said something that was racially insensitive. >> he didn't have to do the endorsement, but he did. >> donald trump continued to attack the federal judge over saying the trump university case for his ethnicity. take a listen. >> he's a mexican. we're building a wall between here and mexico. this judge is giving us unfair rulings. now i say, why? well, i'm building a wall, okay? and it's a wall between mexico. not another country. >> but he's not from mexico. he's from indiana. >> in my opinion -- he has mexican heritage and he's very proud of it. >> if you are saying he can't do his job because of his race, is that not the definition of racism? >> no, i don't think so at all. >> no? >> no. he's proud of his heritage. i respect him for that. >> you're say he can't do his job because of that. >> look, he's proud of his heritage, okay? i'm building a wall. >> why -- why

paul winklebleck fancies himself a survivalist.been found. >> having this happen to me has traumatized me and caused me to switch states and move far away from somewhere -- someplace that i once loved. because i don't feel fully safe exposing my identity and what i look like. i just want him captured and put away forever. >> i've been hunting bad guys for over three decades, and i'm always glad and greatly relieved to share the news that their reign of terror is over. this is one of those times. >> human remains found by oregon hunters near the town of turner were confirmed by laboratories in october 2015 to be those of paul winklebleck. portland police have closed this case once and for all. >> it's a very tough thing to talk to your kids when they're 13 and 14 years old. tweens and teens are very vulnerable because they're not adolescents. the world is their oyster. i wish young people were a little more cynical, a little bit more aware. the idea is not to create paranoia, it's not to ruin the wonder of the world, it's just to be

i have to agree with paul ryan.ist comment, then there is no racist comment to be made. an enso, you have the republicans fighting over stuff resolved in the last century. democrats pulling us forward. frankly, had donald trump just kept his mouth shut, the democrats would have had the worst week of our lives with some of the stuff last week and none of which was talked about an i'm happy about it. >> i think -- >> hold on, hold on. >> i mean -- >> this is sort of a disqualifying event for donald trump even if you put aside the questions of racism. the fact that this guy is willing to litigate a civil case in the public -- >> paul ryan is still supporting him. >> -- such an extraordinary amount of bad judgment, even if we could somehow put aside the questions of racism, the fact that he's so myopically focused on this scheme he hand is horrifying. >> hold on, hold on. hold on. back to paul ryan. the speaker of the house of representatives. he is so steadfast in the agenda of his does this supercede? what kind of int

paul: the disney franchise is in great shape. tom: you visited shanghai? paul: i did.gulfstream? i don't think he did. paul: they built a $5.5 billion park in shanghai. that is their foothold into the chinese market to introduce their brands into china. walt disney is doing well on cable network's nest -- network business and their film studio is going lights out with all the franchises, with marvel and star wars. francine: is it different? is disney shanghai different to what you get in florida or paris? the chinese consumer travels, so they could see it elsewhere. paul: they did try to bring disneyland to china. what disney tried to do is create something that is authentically disney, but distinctively chinese. that is how bob iger phrased it. they really do not incorporate the french culture into the experience in paris and it kind of put off a lot of the consumers. herethink they made amends in china and created a park that is welcoming and inclusive of the chinese and their cultures. tom: i've got to rip up the script. that watchesdience us every day are very awar

this comes after paul ryan's endorsement.e have seen endorsements don't necessary mean strong backing. pick thursday, clinton is speaking nearly an hour attacking trump, there is a noticeable style of party leaders defending trump after clinton's rally yesterday. here is new jersey, a former governor a few hours here on msnbc. >> he's been showing of the way he's facing his campaign. but, the way he is treated dp p groups of people and demonizing them of their ethnic background and the way he's taken on and this judge in california is outrage. what scares me is the emotions that he's unleashing in people. you don't put back in the box very easily. >> joined now conservative radio host and editor and chief, charles, we heard from governor wittman there of this back and forth with the judge. i want to play of speaker ryan. this was an hour or two ago on a radio show talking about donald trump back and forth with this judge. here is speaker paul ryan. >> the comment about the judge, i completely disagree with the thinking behind

house speaker paul ryan will call for more votes. what you see on the screen there, right there, the live sit-in footage. this is earlier in the broadcast, not from the house floor, what we see usually from c-span. but members of congress, democrats, holding their cameras live. we will continue to show it to you. paul ryan called far vote overriding president obama's veto earlier tonight that would have made it easier for financialed visors, for advice that runs against their retirement accounts. >> this is not at all regular order. >> the chair appreciates that members will differ on members of policy. >> house democrat leaders yelling "shame." >> do your job! >> the chair would hope that the business of the house could be conducted -- >> enough is enough. we're going to make sure that the speaker hears us. >> we're prepared to stay there all night. >> the democrats broke out in song, singing "we shall overcome." >> i have been here, you are with us with the truth. you must never, ever give up. or give in or give out. >> those are j

ryan, ways and means paul ryan-- >> i am the speaker of the house, that's my response. i'm not going to go into the hypotheticals. i'm not going to try to disunify our party and override the republican voters of america, can we add ideas, can we bring substance to this conversation? what i want to do is give the country a clear choice. >> you think you're going to get that election? >> i think we here in the house can offer principles and solutions, and that's what we can control and that's what we're going to continue to doing. >> you do have a role at the convention as convention chairman. you had doubts about whether to support trump, you took a month to make that decision, shouldn't delegates if they're having second thoughts about it, have an opportunity to express second thoughts about it and let the will of the convention decide? >> because of this role i have which i feel has very important responsibilities is to call balls and strikes and just to play it by the rule. so it is not my job to tell delegates what to do or what not to do. they have their roles, they

paul, minnesota, to los angeles.found 39-year-old william including klug a professor of aerospace engineering. but the second happened to be off campus yesterday. he murdered his former professor and turned the gun on himself. >> he had two semi automatic pistols, multiple magazines of ammunition and multiple loose rounds. he was prepared to engage multiple victims. >> reporter: when police moved into professor klug's office, they also found a cryptic note in his backpack, asking someone to check on his cat. inside sarkar's home in minnesota, police found more ammunition and his kill list. naming the two ucla professors and a third name, a woman living in nearby brooklyn park, minnesota. >> they did locate a adult female, found deceased from apparent gunshot wound. we believe at this point that she was deceased prior to the ucla shooting. >> reporter: cnn affiliate, wcco, says the woman killed was ashley hasty. she married sarkar in 2011 and she posted two photos of sarkar and under an album called last days in l.a.,

>> paul: uh... well, actually, i do. there has been, uh, a new development. one i've been trying to keep under wraps. >> christine: okay, what is it? >> paul: well, i'm investigating victor in the possibility that he might have used inside sources to alter to results of the bingham autopsy. >> christine: why? >> paul: well, to see if i can find any validity to adam's claim that his father is trying to set up him for murder. >> christine: oh, for god's -- are you serious?

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. >>> paul ryan just endorsed trump yesterday. is he already changing his mind? >>> plus trump pointing a black man at a rally saying looking at my african-american over here. the reaction fast and furious. >>> and violence. trump telling cnn, it's on. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the breaking news. donald trump in a ferocious attack against the judge presiding over the trump university lawsuit. trump tonight tripling down that judge curiel has a conflict of interest in the case, because, to quote donald trump, he's a mexican. now to be clear, curiel is not a mexican. he's american. he was born in the united states of america. to mexican immigrants. trump's words raising a firestorm of criticism. house speaker, paul ryan, for one, who endorsed trump only 24 hours ago, now says he completely disagrees with him on this. and here's donald trump in a heated exchange that we want you to see in full with our jake tapper, just moments ago. >> i have had horrible rulings, i've been treated very unfairly by this judge. now,

it's shocking paul ryan would be that kind of politician. but it feels like he's bend together will of the latest polling. >> they are taking a terrorist issue and making it into a gun issue. in this country you are innocent until proven guilty. this bill will make sure any american on that terrorist watchlist is guilty and they will have to prove their innocence. this is an attack on the second amendment clear, clear, clear. charles: cathy, address the notion, paul ryan is going to give a town hall like all the presidential candidates on cnn three days before the republican convention. what the hell is that all about? >> it's not clear where he's going with this for sure. is he trying to get immunity going into the convention? among the party could he get something along the core anyone bill and go forward. i don't think any of that is going to transpire and i think he should make it more clear. otherwise people will say things like shadow campaign. paul ryan has three jobs. he has to make sure the party is behind the nominee. but if that n