he called one morning about 8:00 and my secretary lyndon johnson as we had a wine called the potus line. it just rang. it didn't ring internet lay. they rang until someone answered it. and you could never pick it up fast enough. it always made you feel -- she answered the phone and he said where is he? he's in the bathroom mr. president. isn't there a photo there? she said no. he said put a phone in there. so i came out and she said the president wants a phone in the bathroom. i said forget about it. the next morning for my same time i am in the same place disable call. and he shouts at peggy. as i told you to put a phone in there. and she said yes, mr. president. by the time i got out of the bathroom there were two army signal guys in my office on the phone was installed. that was when they wanted you all the time. in second life, he thought things, always a way to do something when we needed some help. none of my kids -- i was in sibley hospital in virginia and washington. my son joe had swallowed a bottle of aspirin. the president called i just ran. i did leave a phone number. he fin

morning at 8:00 and my secretary -- a call from lyndon john son those days we had a line called the potus line. just rang. it rang until it was answered. and you could never pick it up fast enough. he always made you feel like she answered the phone and he said, where is he? she said he's in the bathroom, mr. president. he said isn't there a phone in there? and she said, no. he said, put a phone in there. so i came out and peggy said the president wants a phone in the bathroom. i said forget about it. we forgot about it. next morning same time, anytime the same place the same call. some he shouts at peggi, he says i told you to put a phone in there. and he said, yes mr. president yes, mr. president. by the time got out of the bathroom there were two army signal core guys in my office and the phone was installed. that was when he waned you all the time. i just -- and secondly, he saw -- he saw things always the way to too something or we needed a law we need some help. another -- none of my kids -- i was in hospital in virginia, in washington. my son joe swallowed a about of as prison and

: president clinton was asked about what the future would look like if hillary clinton becomes the potus. bill clinton: i believe if she had been the president and the current president of either party asked you to do anything if in good conscious you can do it you should do it. that will be not a easy decision should she be elected president. she will have to decide. one thing she knows more about anybody on earth, on what subject i should be listened to. [laughter] and what subjects i shouldn't. mark: he said he will stop giving speeches that are paid. classic clinton in a lot of ways. what caught your ear? john: the soft defiance. he doesn't beat his chest. he basically is saying we haven't done anything wrong you have to trust us. we have done good work. it is all politics. that is throughout this thing today. this is just politics. it is not a big deal, it is what it is. that is where he has been. he may be like that unless there is a change in the facts that come out. hemark: on the wet hand he is right about the clinton foundation. it is setup to advance the political causes of th

i mean but between that and him going up against his own party on ttp using the "n" word potus is definitely in a different zone. all right. it's true, so here to shed some light on this is white house media relations branding strategy consultant bluejasmine steeplechase. all right. bluejasmine, welcome to the show. >> oh larry please please call me bluejasmine steeplechase. >> okay. all right bluejasmine steeplechase. i'm very excited are you here because i really want to knows what's going on. i mean president obama is like on a roll right now. >> you said it larry. and he is thrilled about the supreme court's decision. i mean obamacare is the president's second biggest initiative rz second? really? i don't remember, what was the first. >> obama-don't-care. anyway, so the supreme court-- . >> larry: wait wait obama-don't-care? >> uh-huh. >> larry: are you saying obama doesn't care about the country. >> please don't put words in my mouth larry. obama-don't-care can't be reduced to an emotion it is much more than that it is a scaleable cross platform branding strategy for implementing a dyna

influx and the eu has suggested resettling asylum-seekers across its members states by imposing a potusystem. the u.k. and hungry have rejected the plan and france and germany have formally asked for it to be revised. >> a temporary relocalization mechanism must be founded on two principles of equal importance responsibility and solidarity will simply believe the balance between these two principles has not yet been reached. >> paris also want their earlier efforts to be taken into account, pointing out that along with italy sweden, and hungry, they have taken in 70% of the assignment occurs across europe and other countries have been far less active. the eu proposal with the 40,000 relocated across the block based on host country population size and economic strength. the largest proportion would be in germany, about 40%. the opposition has proven stiff within the eu and the quota system is likely to see drastic changes. more than 70,000 migrants have crossed the mediterranean to europe since the start of 2015, including 5000 this weekend. >> police in bangladesh have charged the owner

he tweeted out shortly -- this is from the @potus handle the president got earlier this year. and he follows hillary clinton who tweeted out her support right away. as you go through the actual decision, where you have seen so far? was there any mention of what you have not expected within the writing? paul: i wasn't terribly surprised. i think this is the logical outcome of a movement in the federal judiciary, capped off by the supreme court, that has been underway for some years. the speed of that movement was doubtless surprising. in a decade we have gone from a --sent is that gay marriage from a consensus that gay marriage upheld by the constitution is a fantasy to it being a hard reality. that is surprising if you go back 10 years. in term of the last few years, those united states -- the united states supreme court put us on that path. pimm: i want to get your thoughts on the power popular opinion and how that influences the supreme court in this particular case. opinion isat public now so strong on a variety of issues, and that message can be delivered quickly, and cons

stair forfair to say some of the groups are funding these candidates not because they're the potential potus a potential political power player someone who can lobby for their interests? >> i suppose that's somewhat true. but i think at this point, they all have the dream, they're all statistically in the hunt. if you have 11% of the vote, if you're scott walker or jeb bush who is sort of at the top of the pack right now and what separates you from being off the debate stage is only about 8% of the vote support, so it's totally wide open. and at this point all the donations are going to people who the donors think could actually get the nomination. somebody else i should emergency, lindsey graham a signature united states senator who represents sort of the hawkish wing of the republican party. he would be below that threshold because right now he's only been in the race such a short period of time that he hasn't been in enough polls to get on. so by the fall presumably by august when this debate happens, i'm betting the whole thing will be shuffled totally different than the way it would loo

potus tweeted this picture with the nats running presidents. it includes the caption "i challenged them to a race." no word.on when that race will take place. the president has 2.6 million followers since joining twitter last month. wow. >>> a free-range parenting philosophy has triggered discussions all over social media. now, maryland is making changes to the way it handles these cases. >>> black or white a prominent naacp leader finds herself at the center of a skin color controversy. >> are you african-american? >> i don't -- i don't u >>> this just in, news4's derrick ward has an update on the latest death in northeast d.c. blamed on a popular synthetic drug. >> reporter: it happened here at echo stage on keeps chapel road in northeast. victoria callahan, a sterling, virginia, teen back home from her south carolina college was celebrating her 19th birthday at echo same in northeast d.c. she felt ill and was rushed to the hospital by ambulance. that was about midnight. 12:15, she was pronounced dead. police say she had taken the designer dr

think what embodies this problem, where they say 6 million people lose their health care coverage yet potuses to deny that obamacare is bad for the american people. >> it was an interesting message by john thune, one that i would not have advocated. but you do have the fact that a lot of health care plans were out lawed. it became illegal to buy more affordable health care plans because they said these were essential benefits. plans i don't want to buy. i don't want contraception coverage or fertility treatments, some of these things that by the health care became more expensive and the subsidies were offset by that. or you had to buy health insurance when you didn't want to buy health insurance, a supreme court case. and those became more expensive. so what does the government do? those are questions of whether or not the republicans can get a good thoughtful response. because you can have health care for people to afford. tax deductions for the individual market without creating the exchange. because i see the exchange as a way for the government to control our health insurance and that i

on twitter i see a gop senator john tweeted 6 million people risk losing health care subsidies yet potus continues to deny obamacare is bad for the american people. i spent a lot of time rereading this. >> yeah. take it apart, rev. >> there is absolutely no logic to the point that he's making. 6 million people risk losing health care. >> that's a tragedy, okay. >> yet, the president continues obamacare, which is what is giving them the health care. so he's against the president doing what he regrets they are going to lose. with people like this sitting in the senate and they are supposed to be logical, do you understand why i'm nervous? >> they are shameless. they will blame this on obama and they are going for a turn out the base strategy. they are not looking at the swing states and trying to win over the base in the primaries and that leaves no one in any kind of position of leadership saying okay you know what? we'll do the right thing. we don't like obamacare but this is going to throw people into chaos. we'll repeal it when i become president, maybe i'll repeal it but for now we'll

one viewer says that she is not perfect, but hillary 2016 will be better than any republican as potus. also, robert says, she bashed the top 1%, the clintons are the top 1%. and, suki says, really hard to have an opinion, if you are a rational person. and now we will go to our next guest. caller: i expected her to appear as she did, very polished, staying out of trouble, the usual, but her silence on this trade issue was deafening and i was deeply disappointed in that. if any journalists there would like to comment on that, that would be great. my opinion was i was very disappointed she did not address that. guest: a lot of people are disappointed she has not. i think it goes back to what we talked about before. she is not an elected official at this point who is accountable. she just became a declared candidate a couple of months ago and is not in the same position as someone who is currently in office and has to take those questions. now that she has officially done a relaunch and it's really encouraging people to get involved in her candidacy, she will have to take that question an

he recently tweeted 6 million people risk losing their health care subsidies, yes potus continues to deny that obamacare is bad for the american people. a quick fact check here. it is obamacare that provides those subsidies and republican attacks that are trying to eliminate them. other republican leaders have tried a different tact they're doing a wait and see approach. mitch mcconnell was asked about this. and he just told reporters, look, quote, we'll let's you know depending on the outcome of the decision. but a decision gutting obamacare would give republicans a lot of headaches. it is a lot easier to complain about this law when it's working than deal with the consequences when real people millions of them, start losing their health care. get yourself cell phones out. tonight's question, do you believe the supreme court will overturn obamacare is this go to pulse.msnbc.com/ed and cast your vote. we will bring you the results later. now let's get right to. joining me now jamal simmons and jess mcintosh. good evening to you both. i'm tempted to go to the policy because we've argu

justice alito: this sounds like a road map for threatening a potus and get away from it. so you put it in rhyme and put stuff about the internet on it and say i'm an aspiring rap artist. and so then you're free from prosecution. mr. elwood: and the jury -- the position would be perfectly free to point out all the things they can find on the phone. you have to point out this is the only threats case i can think of where somebody is saying this isn't a threat. this isn't a threat. when you look at the jeffries case that came up from the sixth circuit and in front of the court in 2013, they says i'm not -- there he says, i'm not kidding, judge. ordinarily, i mean, the diminishing the value of a threat if the person doesn't know that they're being threatened. justice alito: what do you say to the person who says if you're position is to adopt that, will have a grave effect in cases of domestic violence. they're just wrong. they don't understand the situation. mr. elwood it's in their : interest to have a standard. but the fact of the matter is many states including the states

leaving the white house party with potus and float us. -- flotus, awesome to have attended. [video clip] >> i don't have a lot to tell you. it is a nonpublic event, but we have confirmed that the president and first lady did hold a private party here over the weekend. given the private nature of the events, i don't have a lot to discuss. >> even after it has been widely noted on social media by people like sharpton -- like al sharpton. >> what is the question? >> once information about the event is in the public domain it is interesting to white house does not at least acknowledge it. >> i think that is what i just did. the president and first lady did host a private event here over the weekend. given the fact it was a private event, we did not spend a lot of time talking about publicly. >> were there any lawmakers at the private event? host: josh earnest talking about the private party. it was noted that the presidents trade agenda failing on friday that the president did not make phone calls to lawmakers over the weekend, but that his chief of staff had been talking to lea

it started with this tweet from the president with the most retweeted ever from his potus account.icture on facebook. in rainbow there. mimicking the stunning picture of the white house lighted up in rainbow colors. many famous names using the love wins hash tag to show their support as well. bill clinton tweeting this was a step to a more perfect union. a olivia wilde saying she is proud to be an american. the rainbow flag for leonardo dicaprio, arnold swarzchwarzenegger. love wins. >> indeed. we'll be back. ♪ ♪ ♪ double the lovin' this summer at mcdonald's with the double combo for just $2.50. ♪ when i have a u.t.i. i get a little bathroom-shy. i know what's in there -- pain, discomfort. so i use cystex plus to relieve the pain and keep the infection in check until i see my doctor. get your comfort back with cystex plus. when you fall in love, everything is brighter, bolder more intense revlon ultra hd™ lipstick while traditional lipstick is wax-based, our unique gel formula delivers lightweight, high-definition color in one smooth swipe. revlon. love is on. this allergy season,

reverend al sharp tongue not known for keeping anything quiet leaving the white house party with potus and flotus. awesome to see prince and stevie wonder on keyboards together. later we learned 500 guests filled the residence side of the white house and if the obamas felt no obligation to advertise their fun. their spokesman telling a frustrated white house press corps it was on their dime. >> the president and first lady are going to reserve the right to host private parties at the white house. ♪ >> reporter: stevie wonder performed for the obamas several times like at the 2009 inaugural ball. prince had been in the area last week. but their white house appearances were not on the president's weekend schedule. no guest list was provided and no press allowed in to observe. >> nobody else here was invited either so -- >> reporter: well the press -- the pool parties or private parties here are not new and quite common. remember president reagan was famous for his hollywood pals going behind goh closed doors even people like elizabeth taylor and clint eastwood and, of course, sylvester s

the "tonight show's" questlove tweeting dog, potus just went to e flat like he was collabing with stevie the president's former speech writer tweeting then there was the time he sang "amazing grace" in a black church the week gay marriage and health care were enshrined as basic rights. summing up the week there and another twitterer with the handle the other one, currently downloading obama singing "amazing grace" into my itunes. you can't top that. >>> you said people outside went into song as well. >> but it was one of those things where it took a few seconds for people to grasp what was happening. >> you weren't sure whether or not he was going to continue. then he did. and you know -- >> down the left side. >> there's the guy on the left. who as soon as he starts into it he is like oh yeah. i know what this is. he stands up and the rest is history. >> a powerful powerful moment. >>> still to come on [rob] so we've had a tempur-pedic for awhile, but now that we have the adjustable base, it's even better. [alex] when i put my feet up on this bed my stress just goes away. [evie] i go up

♪ how sweet the sound ♪ ♪ that saved a wretch like me ♪ >> tonight shows ae quest love saying dog, potuss referring to producers jimmy jam and terry lewis in that tweet. we have this from jon favreau tweeting. then there was the time that he sang "amazing grace" in a black church the week gay marriage and health care were enshrined. another twitterer with the handle. currently downloading obama singing amazing gray into my itunes. what did you think of that moment? you can't top that. >> it was a powerful moment. you said people outside sang the song as well. >> oh yeah. i know what this is. he stands up and -- >> powerful moment. >> still to come on today's team usa heading to the semifinals in soccer in the world cup. it's even better. [alex] when i put my feet up on this bed my stress just goes away. [evie] i go up...heeeeyyy... [donna]our tempur-pedic is the best thing in our house, 'cept for my husband. [lauren] wait,wait,where are you going? [announcer] visit your local retailer and discover how tempur-pedic can move you. many wrinkle creams come with high hopes, but hope... doesn'

. >> what would have been the media reaction if hillary or the potus was shown in this predicament?nauert brings all the headlines to you every morning. >> hope you're off to a great day. fox news alert. seven taliban fighters are dead after they launched a major attack on the afghan parliament in kabul. take a look at this. looks like that dpie barely flirchls. a car bomb had just explode at the front of that building's entrance that set off chaos. gunmen tried to storm the building. they were pushed back eventually killing the terrorists in a firefight that lasted two hours. two women and two children were among those killed in that attack in afghanistan. >>> brand new evidence back here at home leading police possibly to a step closer in finding two escaped killers in upstate new york. police are now back near the clinton correctional facility focusing on a hunting cabin where officers say that they found dna evidence from richard matt and david sweat that may have put those two men there within the past couple of days. 300 mile as way on the other side of the state near the penn

one viewer says that she is not perfect, but hillary 2016 will be better than any republican as potusalso, robert says, she bashed the top 1%, the clintons are the top 1%. and, suki says, really hard to have an opinion, if you are a rational did not address trade in her speech yesterday and that is the banner on the front page of the liberal huffington post website. we will go to brett in las vegas, and independent. good morning, brett. caller: thank you for taking my call. it is interesting you just read those twitters. that was on my mind that i expected her to appear as she did, very polished, staying out of trouble, the usual. but to have such -- her silence on this trade issue is deafening and i was deeply disappointed in that. if any journalists there would like to comment on that, that would be great. my opinion was i was very disappointed she did not address that. guest: a lot of people are disappointed she has not. i think it goes back to what we talked about before. she is not an elected official at this point who is accountable. she just became a declared candidate a couple

jim says, this this is the same potus who thought marriage was between men and women. that one and the -- president obama deserves much of the credit. edwin says, i don't know about reborn it does acknowledge his endeavors to move the country in the right direction. we're talking about president obama's week. was a momentous one has politico say. this is from u.s.a. today. obama just had a big week. he has 82 more to go. these are some of the issues that the president faces on climate change, the u.n. climate change conference in paris this year will seek to legally binding reductions in carbon across the globe. by casting climate change as an economic and national security issue, he's elevated it to a unique position among his second term priority. iran nuclear deal, obama's effort for a peaceful resolution faces next test this week. a six world powers attempt to ink a final accord. looks like it will come and go. united states saying more time is needed. the islamic state obama made clear the measure fight against extremist in syria and iraq. he also have trade. pres

and my secretary -- incidentally, a call from lyndon johnson in those days, we had a line called the potus it just rang. it didn't ring intermittently, it rang until it was answered. laugh and you could never pick it up fast enough. he always made you feel like -- and he said -- she answered the phone, and he said, where is he? she said well he's in the bathroom, mr. president. he said isn't there a phone in there? [laughter] and she said, no. he said, put a phone in there. [laughter] so i came out and they -- and she said the president wants a phone in the bathroom. i said forget about it. [laughter] we forgot about it. the next morning, same time, i'm in the same place the same call. [laughter] and he shouts at peggy he says i told you to put a phone in there. [laughter] and she said, yes, mr. president, yes, mr. president. by the time i got out of the bathroom, there were two army corps guys standing in my office, and the phone was installed. [laughter] that was when he wanted you all the time. i mean, i i just -- and secondly he saw, he saw things, always a way to do something we neede