we are not at harry reid's office.e seeing the live camera pictures we are transmitting next to our colleague that's shooting those. what i was struck by and it is something that happens at this point at any campaign it was not ended in the way it was expected. might cal briggs' director for the campaign, kind of that profound exhaustion and almost al sadness that comes through because it is difficult to come this far and not achieve a goal especially after an extraordinary run. i talked to chuck schumer about senator sanders and schumer said what sanders has done is moved the country and not only the democratic party but the country to force a conversation about the middle class and encourage ways that the system can be changed and helping people staying in the middle class. chuck schumer also said sanders is "constructive." harry reid is retiring and would not talk about things like who maybe a running mate for clinton and how all of this might affect the democrats and their goals to regain control of the senate. you

between reid we were friends before this happened.d will tell you this if you ask him a question, it turns out he will tell you the story almost verbatim. there's probably something to that and of itself that we see the relationship so similarly. one of the most frequently asked questions i got was what my relationship was like with reid. i think that was code for what kind of drama is there. in the transition from the founder and former ceo to the newly hired professional, there was no drama. what people didn't realize was i didn't join linkedin in spite of reid. i joined linkedin in large part because of reid and because of the opportunity to work together. he's one of the most thoughtful people i've ever had the chance to work with. emily: what happens when you guys disagree? jeff: we almost never disagree. we've disagreed on a couple of occasions and they are always related to personnel. it's never related to objective things about the business. emily: so what happened? jeff: there was interesting learning that will remain between

reid: mr. president, for 14 hours and 50 minutes beginning late wednesday morning and ending early thursday morning, the entire nation watched the junior senator from connecticut give our republican colleagues a lesson in a number of things, not the least of which is courage. it's easy -- i say he stood for 14 hours. mr. president, we talk a lot about filibusters in the senate. they don't happen very often. i've been in congress for 34 years. i've probably been involved in two more -- i've led two more than most anyone else. they just don't happen very often. we talk about it and there are a lot of fake filibusters. this was real. i admire and appreciate very much the junior senator from connecticut. four days after 49 innocent americans were gunned down in cold blood, senator murphy stood here on the senate floor, as i indicated, for 14 hours pleading with republicans to join in doing something to stop our nation's scourge of gun violence. and it is a scourge. 30 other democrats joined him on

one point harry reid urged senator sanders to quit. i have been told by a source familiar with thinking that he wants to listen to bernie sanders and does not want to strong arm him and willing to discuss whatever in order to help unify the party and help achieve what he wants to achieve. we will -- i just spoke to bernie sanders on capitol hill. that is jeff merkley y. asked him specifically what do you think about the idea from some saying we want to overturn the will of the superdelegates and make bernie sanders the nominee at the convention. he pushed back. >> we have our nominee. the nominee is secretary clinton and i don't think it would be legitimate for superdelegates to overturn the decisions made by the state primaries and the state caucuses. >> so shows you if bernie sanders does continue after tuesday he will face a lot of pressure to pack it in which is one reason why perhaps bernie sanders is sounding this message of unity a little more today after the white house meeting. we will see what he has to say at 2:00 this after

reid will be sentenced on august 15th. the defense asked for extra time so he could be assessed by a psychiatrist who specializes in treating sex offenders. in rockville, andrea mccarren, wusa9. >> reid faces up to 10 years in prison and it will be up to the judge to decide whether she places him on the state's sex offender registry. >>> to our west tonight, the heart breaking task of cleaning up after the floods now just getting started. we want to show you video of what the water left behind in webster county, west virginia. this is not far from the snow shoe mountain ski resort. the national guard flew in this morning for a firsthand look at all the damage. there's a lot of it. also there to figure t help the community needs to rebuild. >> we lost everything inside of it. we lost two vehicles, a horse trailer, an old country store that has been here for years is full of mud. >> west virginia's governor requested a disaster declaration for that county so they can get some additional help from fema. as of tonight, though,

after this meeting took place between harry reid and bernie sanders, leader reid came out to the microphones and gave us a short readout of their conversation. >> hillary's the nominee. and i could certainly commiserate with bernie. i said, bernie, i don't understand the depth of your feelings, but i have some understanding. i lost as a young man a senate race by 524 votes. i understand a little bit what you're going through. bernie's going to be good for the party. he's going to be good for my senators who are running around. those that are here and will be here soon. i'm confident he will be a good campaigner for democrat senators and democrat nominee. >> harry, reid. i also want to show you that very same microphone platform live and tell you who we're waiting for in all probability in the next hour. chuck schumer of new york is said to be coming to those same microphones. that's where this gets interesting. you heard harry reid just there saying my senators. that's how leaders talk. and chuck schumer is going to take over for harry reid in that leadership job. it may be largely dependent

you are looking at tape from inside the leader reid's office. these are always highly -- oh, this is live i'm told. let's listen in to see what harry reid's saying. >> what do you want to tell senator sanders? >> okay, you guys, we're not going to take any questions. that's kind of a deal i made. bernie said that was okay with him for now. a lot of time to answer questions, not now. >> everyone, thank you. >> all right guys -- >> interesting case here as i was starting to say, these kinds of things are always uncomfortable whether it's foes, enemie enemies, you know, obama and putin, or people on the same team. this is as close to the same team as possible, though as people point out often, bernie sanders has not been a democrat. he has been a socialist who caucuses with the democrats for the purpose of counting noses and voting on the hill and is in effect a democrat given his voting record. but he is an independent on the rundown of votes. and that is how he has run, as chris matthews put it the other night, he's not a party guy, but there is

but in later conversations, the judge agreed that reid tried to initiate sex at the time reid was a court commissioner who was hearing sexual cases. >> super troubling that someone that may have been responsible for setting bond for sex offenders, he himself was committing a sex finance by soliciting sex with a minor. >> the just agreed to release reid until sentenced in august. he faces up to ten years in bars. >>> workers in capitol hill have been told not to drink the water inside the canon office building. it showed the building exceeded the federal standard of 15 parts per billion. an e-mail has been sent out to all employees saying all drinking water sources have been turned off. large water filtration units have been brought in to individual offices. >>> here's a question for you. does it work? you know what we're talking about? the fda is looking into claim that hand sanitizer doesn't do much for you. >> you may have some habits that are making you more ap diseasing to mosquitoes and you don't know it. caitlin. >> whatever it is, i have it because i'm constantly getting bit. it's

reid: for sure.y they raise billions of dollars is by not spending but pausing in testing, what has happened? is activeure capital management and part of active management is, is now a good time to be spending a lot of money? if you do not see the clear text trend or clear companies, part of what your lps pay you for is to wait. it is paradoxical, but he will need to make the good investments and they do not want you to just invest in 2016. example, at greylock, we don't have a particular time frame. we invest into we think we have a good what folio could basket and delete race the next fund. i do not think that is a challenge at all. i think it is part of the wisdom of the market. emily: what is happening with in companies right now? you said there was a pause in hiring. said people were getting laid off, is there a reckoning happening? is iti think what happens is not a smooth curve with these entrepreneurial bubbles. that means that there are corrections. corrections on company sales, sometimes th

reid can't talk at this time. we just finished an emotional trial and we ask that you respect his privacy right now. >> reporter: no more to say. evidence was presented in court, including these conversations between reid and the undercover officer on the social ap grinder. initially reid told what he thought was a 15-year-old boy. he knew the law and that he couldn't have sex with him until he was 1 but in a later conversation, the judge agreed reid tried to initiate sex with that minor. prosecutors say at the time, reid was a court commissioner, who, at the time, was hearing sex-related charges. >> responsible for setting bond for sex offenders, he, in fact, was committing a sex finance by soliciting sex with a minor. >>> as part of this investigation, authorities went back and they subpoenaed all of the grinder conversations. there were about 70,000 messages back and forth. they said, in court, today, about one conversation, according to prosecutors, reid wrote about wanting to kidnap an under age male, lock hi

reid: it's not divided. okay, good. i note the absence of a quorum.residing officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator from missouri. mr. blunt: mr. president, moi that we success spengd the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. blunt: mr. president, this week as we're debating the national defense authorization act, we celebrate also the 72nd anniversary of d-day, june 6, 1944, something that no one had ever tried before, a cross-channel landing of size and scope that previously had never been envisioned as a reality by warriors. 160,000 allied troops including 70,000 brave americans stormed those beaches. i had an opportunity a few years ago to visit the cemetery. as i had a chance to go through the cemetery with a belgium guide who had great appreciation for everything that american soldiers had done to try to bring freedom to europe again and who, by the way, able to then come later and spend a summer at the world war i memorial in kansas city, missouri -- but we talked

harry reid, why did you put two women on the ticket. >> elizabeth warren is the vp pick, why would show be to effective of senator bernie sanders. >> here name by far is mentioned if she's named as vp, she will bring out those supporters. people who are skeptical of clinton would feel differently if it is warren. >> that's right, chris general sing a jansing. thank you very much. congressman, thank you very much for joining with me this afternoon. >> good to be with you kristin. >> this is a high stake meeting we are watching and we are waiting to see how it is. what are you anticipating will come from this meeting? >> well, i don't know if there will be something specifics senator sanders will say. i don't think there is any doubt that he has made very clear that trump is not acceptable alternative for the president of the united states and there is no doubt in my mind he will be working during the general election to support heroillary clinton and to assure donald trump does not become the presence us baecause he does no share the values and experience and the leadership need and want

and you say in your book, you're friends with harry reid. but then you say he's got a jekyll and hyde personality. when reid hears that he says you're classless and you like donald trump think women are dogs and pigs. you say, not in your book but i think you said other places he may be the worst majority leader. so, the senate is a place of relationships. what about this relationship between the democratic and republican leader? are you friends or not friends? >> guest: well, look, i have been very, very public about a couple of things about harry. number one, i didn't like the way he shut the senate down, and prevented people from voting, and i didn't like the way he ran the senate, and i think his public rhetoric is frequently very inappropriate. so i don't think that -- >> host: like what. >> well, the example you just mentioned just a few weeks before we are attaching this he took all of donald trump's most outrageous comment cozy attributed them to me. i don't do that to him. so i don't think this is an equivalent here but memphis peop

. >> 94-year-old betty reid soskin is the onliest park ranger in the united states. she was honored for her work by president obama and awarded this special coin last december. now, she is recovering from a terrifying home invasion that last her with black areas and a split lip. police say the intruder stole julie, electronics and the presidential coin. >> that was her most cherished item and it is priceless. we want that back. >> lieutenant with the richmond police department said show was asleep at midnight someone break into her town home. the suspect forced entry through a sliding glass door. betty reid soskin tried to call 9-1-1 but he grabbed the phone and beat her. >> he continued with his assault and started to punch the victim who is 94 years old. he punched her several times in her face. she lost her balance and fell to the floor. >> betty reid soskin crawled away and hid in her bathroom. police do not know in she was targeted or in this was random. they are outraged by the violent attack on a loved and respected member of the community. they are reach out

killing her, her father, lloyd, and her flight instructor joe reid.ents of cheyenne deeply shaken. >> so sad. you just had that feeling of gloom over you all day long. >> the record attempt had already made national news as a feel-good story. now the public wants to know who gave the decision to take off that morning and why a child was allowed to pilot a plane in. >> the fact is jessica was not a pilot. was not qualified in any way, shape or form to be a pilot and never net basic requirements. >> big questions of the day is who was actually piloting the plane? was it the 7-year-old? was it jessica or her flight instructor? >> legally a person has to be 17 years old to hold a private pilot certificate. so at 7, she was technically only a student receiving night training. joe reid, a certified flight instructor with more than 1,400 hours of flight time as a recreational pilot, was the official pilot in command of the voyage. >> this doesn't mean she was not manipulating the controls. it just means that she was not the true pilot of the aircraft. >> by

reid: mr. president? the presiding officer: the democratic leader. mr. reid: i would ask unanimous consent that i be allowed at a subsequent time today to place in the record a one-page document prepared by our ranking member on the homeland security committee, and i would like it to appear at or near the statement i'm going to give now. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: mr. president, my friend, the republican leader, talks about president obama not doing enough for isil, to attack them. i'm sorry. you will see in the record as soon as i walk to my office and get the document prepared by senator carper is a document that outlines the progress that's been made. is it enough? of course not, but it's pretty significant in the fight against isis, isil, whatever we want to call them. i don't know what the republican leader wants. does he want another invasion of iraq? ground troops? does he want us to invade syria? those are two countries he named. our last invasion of iraq didn't

reid decided to run for mayor and lost in a landslide. people thought his career was over and disappeared, but his good friend and boxing coach who was then the governor resurrected his career, appointed him to the gaming commission, which oversees the c-note in nevada, and he made a name for himself there, fighting the mop, which he used as a springboard, and he served two terms and then ran for the with his 1986, and relentlessness and has back room abilities, certainly not his charisma, and he was able to rise through the ranks and become minority leader and then minority leader and now minority leader again. as his career ends, he has probably held more powerful positions than anyone in the history of the state of nevada. history is a story of their are second acts in life, especially politics. harry reid should have been gone, but he just kept going and going and going, and he never surrendered, never gave up, always wanted to be an public office. now, you do have to have some luck and some connections, but his is a story of a guy wh

reid: as you know, she has enough delegates. i didn't hear a single word about him coming to change the fact that she's the nominee. thanks, everybody. >> [indiscernible] sen. reid: we are ready whenever the votes are called. let him do it tomorrow. pelosie minority leader also discussed the democratic presidential race in her debriefing. questionsi: there's no that he has captured, again, i use the word invigorated, the process with the people that he has brought in. an ever widening circle of young people who have been community-oriented but not politically interested. he has shown them a path with his plan for reducing the cost addrllege, undressing -- essing the actions of wall street, and campaign finance reform, overturning citizens united. it is hard. it is very hard. people have their hopes, their dreams, their aspirations riding on a candidate. sometimes it is hard for the supporters to come to reconciliation, more than the candidate. bernie sanders knows what is at stake in this election. i have no doubt that he will b

reid: please, there is 46 of us. i mentioned earlier, republicans are just about as phony as anyone can be. all they care about is taking care of the nra. you get somebody that is in a difficult situation like the senator from new hampshire, junior senator from new she is going to try to justify what she is doing. you can't explain what she is doing. the people of new hampshire are going to recognize that. whatn you tell us about you think the collins amendment is really going to do? do you see a serious effort to legislate, and do you think the democrats can vote for it? sen. reid: i think susan collins is a serious legislature. but you know what is interesting -- i don't know any of my colleagues have seen this. i have not seen it. it's been kind of secretive. i would hope we can see that soon. i'm told --rybody, i left the floor a couple of , mcconnell is filing another piece of legislation on some completely different thing. nothing doing with collins, something else. keep in mind what we have to do around here.

you write about senator reid, you have a chapter entitled called professor obama. why did you choose those words? >> guest: the president is a very smart guy. i think he knows a lot about a lot of things. i think he would do a better job of dealing with others if he was spend less time trying to acquaint whoever he's talking to at the moment with his brilliance and more time listening. just to draw a contrast between the president and the vice president. i've been in a number of major deals with the vice president that were important and worth doing for the country. he doesn't spend any time trying to convince me of things. he noses i don't believe and i don't spend time trying convince of things he doesn't believe. we get down to try to figure out things we can do together because i know how far we can go and how far they can go. i think the president is a brilliant guy and successful in political career, rising quickly to the top in american politics, but i don't think these lectures are very helpful in getting an outcome if you're in some kind of negotiation. >>

often says i love harry reid. don't underestimate the power of this combination of meetings today. >> absolutely and peter, let me bring you back in on how the president can relate to bernie sanders and perhaps as the wording has been put to us, gently nudge him. again, barack obama was new to the senate, dove into this political freight, became a two term president but like bernie sanders was someone who closely associated with the community and this movement that can be compared when you look at the age group of people and the new faces that they both brought in. so in some ways, maybe barack obama and harry reid are the two perfect creatures out of respect and ability to identify with what he is going through to bring him into the fold and let him know we won't forget what you've done. >> i think that word movement is a key one. we often talk about the obama coalition, recognized as president right now. polls are better than 50% approval rating. 51% in the most recent poll. he has kept a large coalition that ha

harry reid is open to the idea. i've seen elizabeth warren on the ticket to bring out the progressive base but also to divide, to make it harder for bernie sanders to continue. >> even though in massachusetts harry reid's objection. he's more open to it now, maybe he talked to charlie baker in mass mass. governor baker let us know if you talked to harry reid about this. what is delicious, this will be over if hillary clinton can win california. one poll late in the week it was a usc poll had among likely voters hillary clinton had a decent lead. one of the most interesting factors again if you got gray hair like me is the governor of california jerry brown wrote a letter saying's supported hillary clinton. he applauded senator sanders and laid out his reasons for clinton. if you are old enough to remember 1992 i covered this debate, i thought they would come to employees, jerry brown, bill clinton, about hillary clinton. >> he is funneling money to his wife's law firm for state business. that's number one. >> let me

after leaning the white house, sanders met with senate democratic leader harry reid. following their conversation, reid says he believes sanders has accepted the facts that hillary clinton is the presumptive nominee. reid asked him to speak to a gathering of democratic senators next week. >> israel has extra police on duty in the old city today the first friday in the muslim holy month of ramadan. tensions are high after an attack that killed four israelis. israel has canceled many trfl permits for palestinians during ramadan. the palestinian authority condemned attacks against civilians in general without mentioning tel aviv. >>> in north africa, libyan government forces are on the merge of a major virnth against isis. militants reportedly are retreating from the stronghold of sirte pushing into the city center. sirte is the most important isis its loss would be a major blow to isis. >>> a virginia man who joined isis for two months and apparently changed had his mind has appeared in federal court back here in the u.s. muhammad quis is charged with providing material

on thursday, we'll he meet with harry reid and a new statement from the white house says at sanders' request, the president and sander also meet at the white house about the significant issues at stake in this electio that matter most. president obama called both of them and congratulating them for their campaigns, issues like fighting economic inequality. >>> last night, donald trump used a teleprompter to to stay on message and shake confidence. he reached out to supporters. here is what he said. >> i understand the responsibility of carrying the mantle, and i will never, ever let you down. too much work, too many people. blood, sweat and tears, never going to let you down. i will make you proud of your party. and our movement. that's what it is. it is a movement. >> it was trump's best attempt to calm the political water, after what some are calling the worst 72 hours of his campaign. but as measured as that speech was, it remains to be seen if it was enough to drown out the negative headlines following trump. >>> yesterday, paul ryan criticized trump over the university case. >>

bernie sanders acting like he is in it to win it, and meeting today with democratic senate leader harry reid before taking the night off -- before having a rally at rfk stadium. president obama: the role i will play in this process is to remind the american people that this is a serious job. .ot reality tv to john: bernie sanders lost

we will speak to luminaries across the tech world including i sit down with reid hoffman.f number one u.s. provider real talk solar systems, the biggest shareholder. will you will see that make sense. the air and b&b ceo talks to us about entrepreneur sugar on the role and is backing up hillary clinton. one of the biggest deals and tech history, the microsoft acquisition of linkiedin. we caught up with reid hoffman and has to one convince them to backup the deal. >> the first month we launched it, when i was talking to my cofounders. .hat will be the dream thing we do a lot of things on news and these are considered thoughtful conversations. text backing, some of which will be very useful. artificial intelligence, cover your assistance -- you should learn this, look at this. we don't have that. microsoft has great technology. ourl, what should her internet play be, being productive? that is linkedin. you have a very natural synergy. >> it has been emotional for him. this is your baby. you have been building it for so long. what was alike emotionally for making that decisio

for thursday where he'll meet with harry reid. a new statement from the white house says at sanders' request, the president and senator sanders will meet at the white house on thursday to continue their conversation about the significant issues at stake in this election that matter most to america's working families. >>> the white house says the president spoke to both clinton and sanders congratulating both for their campaigns and specifically thanking sanders for quote, energizing millions of americans with his commitment to fighting economic inequality. >>> last night, trump used a teleprompter to regain some shaky confidence. he reached out to supporters. here's what he had to say. >> i understand the responsibility of carrying the mantle. i will never ever let you down. too much work, too many people, blood, sweat and tears. never going to let you down. i will make you proud of your party. and our movement. that's what it is, is a movement. >> it was trump's best attempt to calm the political waters after what some are callin

he meets with harry reid this hour. this he know each other very well after sanders has been on capitol hill for some 25 years. reid is showing him some respect in terms of the hard-fought campaign that he has run. then later this afternoon he'll be with vice president biden. we have motorcades going all over town today here in washington so a little bit chaotic. he's also scheduled to meet with chuck schumer who is scheduled to be the next democratic leader on capitol hill. bottom line, democratic establishment is showing bernie sanders some love and they hope they'll be able to patch this up soon and move forward to taking on donald trump. >> all right. still very interesting, mike emanuel, thank you. >>> let's have more discussion on this. wall williams, ed rollins, both fox news political analysts. lot of fireworks going on on capitol hill. juan, this is a democratic story today. bernie sanders milking this with all these meetings but he's not dropping out. >> no. but what we've seen today i think the big message wa

bernie sanders about to meet with harry reid, and then with vp joe biden.ould he be seeking the removal of debbie wasserman schultz as the head of the dnc, or what else? >>> plus, donald trump meeting with top gop donors right now. he's talking about the rnc and cash. lots of it. how much they hope to raise. we'll talk to one of his top financial advisors who's still in that meeting. >>> a new twist in the twin killing case where one sister stands accused of deliberately driving off a cliff in a crash that killed her identical twin. all that in just six minutes. >>> democratic lawmakers in oregon having a change of heart over a new law that increases the minimum wage. they say the law is confusing with different wages for different areas. the measure was such a mess it had some counties threatening to sue. dan springs, live from portland with more. dan? >> reporter: yeah, john, you can tell a new law is bad that a party that wrote it with be passed it, wants to change it before the government's signature is even dry. oregon's democratic governor, kate brown

if reid tries to filibuster it in the senate.l all know again that he is the big villain again. you guys have got to show the american people that you really feel the way they feel. that these people have to be dealt with. >> and i would encourage to you go to better dot gop. a better dot gop we released a national security strategy last thursday before orlando, 67 recommendations on exactly what we should be doing to confront islamic radical terrorism and. >> deck declaration of war is huge. nato would have to come in. you know that that is a game changer. it's gone on too long. you no he that mr. speaker. we got hit in 2001. >> 01. >> 9/11 and now it's 15 years later. it's september. and we still have to deal with these pigs. and these savages. and i think that people american people are as angry as i have ever seen them in my lifetime. >> talk about anger we passed a bill last year calling for the president to give us a plan to defeat isis he gave us a few pages of talking points. he is phoning in on the war. we share that fru

nancy cordes and chip reid are with us. nancy, sanders declines to be defeated. >> reporter: that's right, scott. and there are half a dozen lawmakers here on capitol hill who are backing him, and even they aren't quite sure what his timetable is. they don't expect that he will drop out of the race before the d.c. primary, the final primary on the calendar next tuesday. but they acknowledge that clinton is the presumptive nominee, and they say he should do the same sooner rather than later. here's what's going on. sanders upons assurances from the clinton campaign and the party that they won't turn theirs backs on his progressive agenda the minute that he gets out of the race. so the two campaigns are in negotiations. he is sitting down with the president at the white house tomorrow, and, scott, every democrat i spoke to up here today is willing to give him a wide berth because they need his nearly 12 million voters, not to mention his record-breaking donor base as well. >> pelley: nancy, thank you. chip reid, the party sha

another one with senator reid, in reid's office in the early afternoon.from fox. right now -- >> we'll go back to the panel. >> are we going to the the panel? >> to the panel for a second. two meetings, with the president and harry reid, what will he say to both of them when he is in washington? >> well, i think the issue is what harry reid will say to senator sanders, that will be the bigger issue because he now still has him as a senator who is caucusing with him, now he is a democratic party person. so i think harry reid will try to bring him in the fold a bit, so to speak. >> reid has already been critical of bernie sanders and encouraged him to leave the race. the issue of sanders, and particularly with the minority leader reid, there is nothing reid can offer him. how do you buy something for somebody who refuses to buy. i think what you're starting to see is the dialogue being established, the lines of communication for the eventual constitute when sanders does lead for a way that reid and obama both approve. >> quickly, what does sanders do? >> we

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bush who said he'll vote for clinton. >> pelley: chip reid, thanks very much. nancy cordes is covering hillary clinton's campaign. >> he's going after me personally because he has no answers on the substance. >> reporter: clinton swung back at trump from north carolina, taking on his criticism of her family foundation. >> the clinton foundation helps poor people around the world get access to life-saving aids medicine. donald trump uses poor people around the world to produce his line of suits and ties. >> reporter: her aides said trump's speech was so full of lies they could only counter the top 15, like his accusation that clinton slept through the benghazi attacks. >> i did not sleep all night. i was very much focused on what we were doing. >> reporter: or his claim that clinton wants to let in syrian refugees without background checks. >> but, of course, we have to be vigilant in screening and vetting everyone. >> reporter: house democrats pushed back at trump, too. >> he likes to throw spaghetti on the refrigerator and see if it sticks. >> reporter: but so

it is comical what harry reid said. it cass harry reid who talked about barack obama's candidacy as a light skinned black man without a negro dialect and had to publicly apologize for his own racist statements. secondly, with this case with mr. trump and the lawyer you just played this lawyer has to deal with that judge on a daily basis. we have no insight to that strategy. with regard to the call he the allegations with this judge was not just because of his heritage but also included because of the affiliations he has with prolegal immigrants and activism there is a bias there. with regard to the phone call no mr. trump didn't order anyone to do anything. this was a call where mr. trump was thanking his surrogates and took questions and answers like he does with the press on an on going basis. when asked what he wanted us to do, tell them the truth. get our message out there, because it is not being told in the media. >> so reed as you mentioned about that comment he made he did apologize for that comment. when he was

this is senator reid, the democratic leader, on may 23, 2016. he said "instead of gambling with the health and safety of millions of americans, republicans should give our nation the money it needs to fight zika. and they should do it now. not next month, not in the fall -- now." of course senator reid was advocating bypassing the normal legislative process, and it was really inappropriate for him to demand a $1.9 billion spending appropriation that is, adds to the deficit and debt without letting congress do its job. but now the house and the senate have both passed legislation and agreed to a conference report which senate democrats have now just voted down. senator reid said for us to fail to meet this crisis would be irresponsible, and yet he just advocated failing to meet that responsibility and address the crisis. we -p can't gamble with the health and well-being of women and children in this country just to serve partisan political needs. and most of the things that the democratic leader raised in terms of objections to this conference re

also meeting with senator harry reid. the white house says that meeting with the president was at sanders' request. what do you think is on sander' agenda? >> he suggests a certain reaching out and peace making moment. i did detect in his tone last night. he wasn't quite as rough with hillary, right? he wasn't slapping her around the way he has the past couple of months so maybe he is looking for a gentler way out and we won't know that until thursday. >> can the president or senator reid play peace maker here? what happens if sander doesn't want to play ball? >> so far he doesn't seem to. he doesn't seem to have thought anything beyond i want to be the nominee. does he want to moment and focus onnish issues? i don't know if he has thought about that yet. >> in thinking about this as a whole, hasn't sanders really won here? he has made hillary clinton a better candidate, wouldn't you say? >> he's had a huge impact on the party. i would predict the future nominees are going to look like bernie. maybe not as old but from th

also with senator harry reid. several of his backers talked about party unity and offered praise for secretary clinton. this comes as many republican leaders are in open revolt against their nominee, donald trump. earlier today, clinton spoke to lester holt about how she will run against trump. let's watch. >> it may be hard to see tonight, but we are all standing under a glass ceiling right now. thanks to you, we've reached a milestone. the first time in our nation's history that a woman will be a major party's nominee. yes, there are still ceilings to break for women and men, for all of us. don't let anyone tell you that great things can't happen in america. barriers can come down. justice and equality can win. >> is this going to be the nastiest campaign ever? will you respond insult to insult? >> no, absolutely not. he can run a campaign of insults. i'm running a campaign of issues that will produce results for american people. i'll talk about why he's unqualified to be president based on his own words and his

he really likes harry reid. one of the senior staffers told me every other week he was in the senate saying i really loved harry reid. even though they had that flap over the nevada convention, they have a mutual understanding and a mutual respect. and this is something that happened -- has happened every time before when you have a race like this. happened to hillary clinton. took her a couple of days to come around to the idea that she needed to drop out. but also remember, this is a very different situation. first of all, hillary clinton had been a democratic party insider. he's been an independent, a socialist for his time throughout the senate, even though he caucused with the democrats. she wanted to run again. that's not going to happen with bernie sanders who is 74 years old. so there's a little different trajectory here. he also feels a real affinity for and with the 10 million -- 10.5 million people who have voted for him. the 1.5 million who have come out to these rallies so far. the 8 million or more

nancy cordes and chip reid are with us.s declines to be defeted. >> that's right, scott. half a dozen lawmakers on capitol hill who are backing him. and even they aren't quite sure what his timet they don't expect that he will drop out of the race before the d.c. primary, the final primary on the calendar next tuesday. they acknowledge clinton is the presumptive nominee and say he should do the same sooner rather than later. here's what's going on? sanders wants assurances from the clinton campaign and party that they won't turn the backs on his progressive agenda the minute he gets out of the race. the two campaigns are in negotiations. he is sitting down with the president at the white house tomorrow. and scott, every democrat i spoke to up here today is willing to give him a wide berth. because they need his nearly 12 million voters, not to mention his record breaking donor base as well. >> nancy, thank you. >> chip reid, the party shackled trump to a teleprompter last night. >> that's right, scott. in a speech last nigh

let's listen in, see if they talk. >> what do you want to tell senator reid and, senator reid, what do you want to tell senator sanders? >> we won't take any questions. that's the deal i made and bernie set up. that's it for now. we have time to answer questions but not now. >> come talk to us in the hall afterwards? >> everyone, thank you. thank you. >> all right, guys. >> be back out the doors. >> walk back. turn around and head out in that direction. >> everyone includes everyone. >> sorry. >> thank you. the directions. folks, very important. thank you. thank you. thank you very much, everyone. >> you heard harry reid say no questions and not taking questions and you saw the photo-op, the senate democratic leader, minority leader, harry reid, bernie sanders. the entire effort designed to try to unify the democratic party right now to go ahead in this challenge to work together among the democrats to support hillary clinton in her battle upcoming against the republican presumptive nominee donald trump. this is an important day because the president of the united states following his

. >> reporter: oakland city councilman mary reid says the mayor has it all wrong. reid said he spoke to the chief. >> no, i don't think she's being fort right when she says the chief resigned. the chief was -- he wasn't happy, and if i were the chief, i wouldn't be happy, given that all the hard work of trying to bring this police department into compliance with the negotiated settlement agreement. >> i will reach out to him and congratulate him and thank him, but i want to kind of also get the -- why did he leave so abruptly? you just don't get up and leave the next day. >> reporter: mayor schaaf did say she's been frustrated over the sexual misconduct cases. one allegedly assaulted a woman while showing up drunk at the wrong house. another officer is accused of pulling a gun on a painter in emeryville. >> but i am extremely angry about the alleged misconduct in this department. >> reporter: so chief whent's resignation comes as the department is at a crossroads. still struggling with court ordered reforms. young cops accused of off-duty misconduct. it remains to

so let's pick up the conversation, reid, about drum. this focus for days after days now about what he said about this judge of mexican heritage. how much damage has been done? >> well, not only has he done more damage to his own campaign, he's doing damage now to the rest of the republican party. the republican party has spent years trying to rebuild relationships with the hispanic community in particular, george w. bush got 44% of the hispanic vote when he won reelection in 2004. mitt romney got 27% of the vote, the fastest-growing minority group in america. republicans need to make those inroads. donald trump is busy erasing all of the inroads that have been made. and it's starting to impact down-ballot republicans across the country. the "des moines register" takes chuck grassley to task for not having repudiated donald trump's comments saying they've seen better spines on invertebrates. >> woodruff: how do you see this, susan? how long lasting is this? >> we've been talking about divisions in the democratic party and whether bernie

next, reid is going to show me his favorite place on station. >> welcome to the cupola. >> i like thethis ob ser var module is an exact replicaf of the cue pa la on the international space station. >> always looking down on earth. >> what is the purpose of this? >> to always look out to see the robotic arm to capture a visiting vehicle or to use the maintenance with the arm, but it doubles though as the best observatory that we have on the earth ever. it is the best place that a human can look down on the plant, and so we spend as much time as we can in the the cupula just doing that. the cupula just doing that. looking down from here, you can watch the winds sweep desert across the atlantic ocean, and watch sand landing in brazil. you can watch not just one bolt of lightning, but you can look out on the huge storm and you can see thousands of flashes going off and one after another and you can realize that earth is alive and every bit as alive as you and i are. >> do you think that having an experience like this, it changes things for the better? >> undoubtedly. no way it couldn't. >

joining us are my colleagues, joy reid, host of "a.m. weekend mornings, chris hayes, host of "all in" who's in new york, staying late, thank you both for being here. chris, let me ask you first, watching this from your studio, hillary clinton gets elizabeth warren's endorsement. i think we all knew elizabeth warren would eventually endorse whoever was going to win the primary. what's the significance of her doing this endorsement in this way on this day? >> i think what it does is she is, to use a religious metaphor, sort of a john the baptist figure here in terms of paving the way for what will i think eventually be a bernie sanders endorsement. and i say that because she as uniquely popular figure in the party and a uniquely popular figure in terms of cross-over appeal. i feel she's beloved by both clinton supporters and sanders supporters. she was the most prominent neutral party aside from the president of the united states, i would say, in this whole thing. and i think she said, frankly, and i think it's fairly clear from her record