. >> joining me now, raul reyes, attorney general, columnist and nbcnews.com contributor. >> good morninggiuliani speaking there. is he just preaching to the choir? >> totally. if anything that was the theme of the night last night was hillary clinton, you the the republicans went all out in demonizing her, in tagging her to all sorts of offenses real and imagined. so when, when he's talking about that he would have prosecuted her. i mean he can say that. that's his rhetoric but the facts are the facts the fbi did not move forward with the investigation so here we are. >> well, last night we had donald trump's children propping him up. >> right. >> and then we had the rest of the group actually tearing down hillary clinton. did that help unite the group? >> to a certain extent. i mean, to me, donald trump's children were the highlight of the evening. tiffany seemed like a perfectly lovely, very well adjusted, ambitious young woman. nothing wrong with that. donald trump jr. was great. he had a very effective presentation, strong. and unlike so many of the other speakers, he spoke about don

joining me now to talk about all this in studio is raul reyes.m contributor. good morning. >> good morning. >> we looked at all the possible vp candidates for clinton taking to the talk shows on sunday which is, i would think, a really calculated move by the campaign to put them out there to see how they do. >> not only that, they're making clinton's case. brown reminding people clinton has been an advocate for children and she has been working for the public good, unlike donald trump who has been getting, creating well for himself and his family. that is part of clinton's message. elizabeth warren also doing the same thing. just reinforcing her message. >> who do you think did the best? >> i think sharrod brown did a great job. he has a lot of appeal. he is possible connection to blue collar white voters, especially men, which clinton has struggled to connect with. he also, a great reason why he could get the nod -- >> do you think he's going to get it? >> i'm not sure. i'm not going to go out on a limb. the great reason why he might is ohio. he

raul reyes joins us now, he's an attorney, a columnist and an nbc.com contributor.d morning. >> good morning. >> let's talk about this veep person. i don't even want to say candidate. he's got to be narrowing in on someone. who do you think trump is going to pick? >> every single week i feel like i change my mind. we know who likely republican voters want. >> which is? >> they want 29% say gingrich, 24% rubio, 18% kasich. >> okay but who does trump want? >> trump probably wants gingrich or maybe chris christie. but over the weekend, he was with lieutenant general michael flynn. >> right. >> who is a democrat, he's pro-choice. he's career military. so i mean that's another out of left field choice. but again it sort of fits in, i guess you could say, with donald trump being so -- >> would that be mass appeal though for him? >> there could be some appeal. he's career military. but the big problem is he is totally untested on the national stage. that's a tremendous leap to go from being unknown to being basically harassed by the media 24/7. and he has a short time to i

bring in raul reyes, attorney, columnist and nbcnews.com contributor.'s get to that interview okay so watching -- >> awkward. >> yes it looked kind of like an awkward arranged marriage where one is not sure of the other. >> the two -- >> do you believe the rumors then that trump really wanted christie instead of pence looking at that? >> yes, there was certainly credible reporting that he had last-minute second thoughts and may have wanted to at least reconsider chris christie. but you know, this is someone that if he has a successful candidacy he's going to be spending at least four years, maybe eight, with mike pence. so normally you choose someone that you have some type of rapport, their body long, the way they connected, everything about it seems so unfamiliar -- >> right. >> this seemed more like not even arranged marriage, just seemed like a blind date. like an awkward first date, more than even an arranged marriage or relationship that's already established. that's what was strange about it -- >> that being the case though, can they use the gop

here in the studio to talk more veepstakes, raul reyes. is an attorney, a columnist, an nbcnews.com contributor among many, many other things. thanks for joining us this morning. >> happy fourth of july. i want to stay on hillary clinton for just a second. as we watched all those possible veep candidates on the talk shows was that a smart move on her campaign's part to really see them out there endorsing her under the limelight with the pressure? >> yes, it was a smart move for two reasons. number one you can think of it as an audition for the job. part of their job as vice president if they get the nod is to serve as effective surrogates. so they're out there sunday morning showing that they can do that. and secondly with the fbi investigation that was going on this weekend they serve as sort of a distraction from that. in that sense actually with the investigation, that interview going on over july fourth weekend here was probably good for hillary clinton because besides from the political world not that many people were probably paying

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