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it's free on apple podcasts now or wherever you get your podcasts. wherever you get your podcasts. >>> so whose the firecracker. let's play "hardball." >> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. it's july fourth, 2018. the battle for 2020 has already begun. democratic hopefuls are raising money, visiting key states and most important, honing their message to take on donald trump. at issue, whose vision will emerge? a party of the left of bernie sanders and his open talk of revolution or trying to appeal to moderates. people by the rise of donald trump's gop. this fight for the house is whether or not trump should be contained. 2020's presidential race promises to be fafar more important. at stake, president make up of the supreme court and the future of the democratic institutions. over the next hour, we explore the dynamics two years out from the debates, the barn storming, the conventions. who will control the democratic party and its message. there are front-runners, brand name politicians with sizable followings already. bernie sanders an

you can download it for freeway at apple podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. we look forward to seeing you next time. until then, i'm j. jchj ramberg. and remember, we make your business, our business. it's pretty amazing out there. the world is full of more possibilities than ever before. and american express has your back every step of the way- whether it's the comfort of knowing help is just a call away with global assist. or getting financing to fund your business. no one has your back like american express. so where ever you go. we're right there with you. the powerful backing of american express. don't do business without it. don't live life without it. >>> good morning. welcome to "politics nation." coming to you today from jacksonville, florida. right now, i hope you have all somewhat recovered from this turbulent, disgraceful week of russian roulette. it started with an abysmal performance of president trump in helsinki. a disgusting back-stabbing of america's military and intelligence

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you can download it for free at apple podcast or wherever you get your podcasts. we look forward to seeing you next time. i'm j.j. ramberg. remember, we make your business our business. it's pretty amazing out there. the world is full of more possibilities than ever before. and american express has your back every step of the way- whether it's the comfort of knowing help is just a call away with global assist. or getting financing to fund your business. no one has your back like american express. so where ever you go. we're right there with you. the powerful backing of american express. don't do business without it. don't live life without it. >>> good morning, and welcome to "politics nation." yesterday, the best of america was on display as thousands took to the streets to protest the trump administration's family separation policy at the u.s./mexico border. but more on that in a minute. >>> because this week i also watched, as one of, if not the true purpose of this white house came

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i feel like the dynamics of the podcast are still very similar to pictures of this. i mean it's still very much older brother younger brother you know the older brother and he's younger brother and he's definitely a lot more i think curious he needs to learn things from self cautious and i'm constantly much more anxious and worried and that hasn't changed the same way we were in that regard when we were six on a bigger level with the same way i mean what's nice is that you know we grew up together we were inseparable but as adults we've gone in different directions we've done different things i love about the pod cast as you see two brothers who have similar roots and certain core values but you see how they're different and you see how they can argue and discuss and talk about things big and small and it's so relatable just because we're family more than anything else it's about the podcast about the connection of two family members and the different journeys they've been on the fact they're back in the same place let's have a look at the proper is just. suntans. yo

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. >> before the break you were aboutg about your podcast the package that passed the house and senate. do you think it is any better than prior years? any semblance of regular order? >> there is some. particularly in the senate, when minibus. so-called i don't have the report card in front of me but i think it was the first time they passed a standalone appropriations bill and years so they are trying to show the public and lobbyists they can do the reaching business of governing will it actually help at the end of september because the more progress they have on these appropriation bills, the less there is to fight about. the republican majority, is at least showing they can do some of the routine business of governing. having said that, there is an almost total lack of correlation between how productive congresses in a midterm election year and what the voters due to that congress. there have been some very productive midterm election congresses and the voters have decided to switch party control anyway and there have been some very unproductive congresses in recent years and the vo

download on it tune in wherever you get your podcasts. let me know what you think."all in" and rachel is here now. >> it is "all in" with chris. >> no, it is why is this happening? >> that would be like me doing, i have a podcast and it was the pod. >> i ripped a preposition from the show title. >> you are an advanced thinker. you're like an he e esoteric gu. >> i'm thinking it is part of the show title. >> don't undo the

you can download and it subscribe wherever you get your podcast.ber, congratulations. >> my show a baby and there's nothing wrong with being a baby, as you know. >> you're adorable. >> being a young show, thank you. i'm here as well. thanks for joining us this hour. rachel has the night off. today at the white house, president trump presided over his first ever national security council meeting on election security. a major top tick president has not exactly prioritized, we can't show you any pictures, the white house did release the list of attendees afterward, including mike pence, secretary of state mike pompeo, james mattis, along with other high level officials noting trump got

you're doing a podcast, you done lot of television and radio.e talking with people on the ground about this. are people tuned in for this right now at this moment? i asked this on outnumbered. michael cohen is saying stuff. he admits that's not what's on the tape. >> it's a great question if they are tuned in. i think they get tuned if something is salacious enough that it gets their attention. i don't know if they are tuned into this. >> harris: does the president do himself a disservice by elevating it and responding to it at this point and not just letting it die down until there's evidence of something? >> sure. that's also not in the president's nature. we know he's going -- it's out there. i'm sure president trump feels the desire to clear the record whatever the record is on this issue. people at home, i don't know if they care about this as much. i think they care much more that gdp exceeded 4% growth and things of that nature. things that affects them. kitchen table issues. things that sets them -- that affects them on a personal level.

you can get that on tune in or wherever you get your podcast. >> congrats on the podcast.od one. all right, and thanks to you for joining us this hour. rachel has one more night off but she will be back on monday. now, it's been a big week and a busy friday. a lot to get to, including someone who will be here in studio who we're excited to talk to. you probably saw her over the holiday taking when they go low we go high literally. patricia okoumou scaled the straight chew statue of liberty to protest the

. >> go back to appropriations for had the, your podcast package -- you see the process of spending bills any better than in prior years, any semblance of order? david: when the senate's it was theminibus, first time the senate has passed a standalone in several years. they are trying to show that they can do the routine business of governing. will it actually help when the big end of september drama ha ppens which is almost for sure because the more progress they have on the appropriations bills, the less to fight about. meantime, the republican majority is showing some voters that they can do some of the routine business of governing. having said that, there is a correlation with how productive a congress is in a midterm election year, and what the voters do to that congress. there have been some very productive midterm election congresses, and the voters have decided to switch party control anyway, and there been some unproductive congresses and the voters have retained partisan control. there does not seem to be a correlation. that does not prevent the republican leadership from tryin

i feel like the dynamics of the podcast are still very similar to pictures of this. i mean it's still very much older brother younger brother you know the older brother and he's younger brother and he's definitely a lot more thing curious he needs to learn things from self cautious and i'm constantly much more anxious and worried and that hasn't changed the same way we were in that regard when we were six on a bigger level with the same way i mean what's nice is that you know we grew up together we were inseparable but as adults we've gone in different directions we've done different things i love about the pod cast as you see two brothers who have similar roots and certain core values but you see how they're different and you see how they can argue and discuss and talk about things big and small and it's so relatable just because we're family more than anything else it's about the podcast about the connection of two family members and the different journeys they've been on the fact they're back in the same place let's have a look at the proper is just. suntans. you

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your podcast has a headline will a mini bus rescue the hill's g.o.p? do you see the process this year of spending bills any better than in prior years? any semblens of regular order? >> there is some semblens of regular order. when the senate passed that so-called mini bus, it was -- i don't have my scorecard in front of me. i think it is the first time the senate passed a stand-alone bill in several years. they are trying to show the public and lobbyists that they n do the routine business of governing that will actually help when the big end of september drama happens which is almost for sure, perhaps because of the more progress that they have on these appropriations bills, the less there is to fight about. meantime as i said, they, the republican majority is at least showing some voters who are playing close attention that they can do some of the routine business of governing. an ng said that, there is almost total lack of corligs between how productive a congress is in an election year and what the vote doers to that congress. there have been some

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. >>> the sunday sitdown podcast hear the entire interview on apple podcast or wherever you get yourry of conversations. >>> dylan is back with another look at the weather. hey, dylan. >> willie, it's pretty hot in areas on this sunday. focus down south across arkansas. most of eastern kansas. also stretching into parts of tennessee and mississippi. it is going to feel like it's above 105 degrees when you factor in the humidity. it's hot, it's humid and out west, while it's not humid, it is extremely hot into oregon and northwestern california where temperatures will be very much above average. it is going to be very uncomfortable. that heat will continue through tuesday. temperaturewise, we're looking at heat index of 100 to 110 degrees. montgomery will feel like >>> much cooler conditions thanks to the ocean air-conditioning and low clouds to start the day. oth overcast. low 80s around the santa clara valley. low 70s into oakland. we'll see temperatures climb. tuesday is the warmest day of the first half of the week. humidity and high clouds on the increase. thursday and friday mig

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before the break you were talking about your podcast about the package that passed the house and senate. do you see the process this year of spending bills any better than prior years? any semblance of regular order? david: there is some semblance of regular order. particularly in the senate, when the senate passed that so-called minibus. it was, i don't have the report card in front of me, but i think it was the first time they passed a standalone appropriations bill in several years. so they are trying to show the public and lobbyists they can do the reaching business of governing. will actually help when the big end of september drama happens, which is almost surely because the more progress they have on these appropriation bills, the less there is to fight about. meantime, they, the republican majority, is at least showing some voters they can do some of the routine business of governing. having said that, there is an almost total lack of correlation between how productive a congress is in a midterm election year and what the voters do to that congress. in other words there have bee

a guest on our podcast. he was explaining the lawsuit. this week another great conversation with larry krasner. taking big steps. download on it tune in wherever you get your podcasts. let me know what you think. that's "all in" and rachel is here now. >> it is "all in" with chris. >> no, it is why is this happening? >> that would be like me doing, i have a podcast and it was the pod. >> i ripped a preposition from the show title. >> you are an advanced thinker. you're like an he e esoteric gu. >> i'm thinking it is part of the show title. >> don't undo the magic. thank you. thanks at home for joining us this hour. very happy to have you here with us this tuesday. president trump was sworn in on january 20th. by january 31st, a week and a half later, he was announcing his first nomination for a justice on the supreme court. he didn't even make it two weeks into being president. that neil gorsuch nomination came so quick will after trump was inaugurated because that supreme court choice was essentially gifted to the new president as a spoi