that's at the discretion of the chair, right, of reince priebus. so you don't know yet if reince priebus will recognize you and those other nine eight states are going to be recognized. >> based on the history of the republican party, what they've done to dissuppoenters in the p is they've used heavy-handed techniques to shut out debate. they'll squash the voice of the conservatives and grassroots movement because that's the history of what they've done. we followed the rules and the process. now it's game time. >> we've been hearing brian jack, the representative for the donald trump campaign has been whipping -- >> you want to see a whip action take place? look at the chairman of the rules committee. >> the chaurwoman of the rules committee. >> what is her last time? >> michaelson? >> the chairwoman of the rules committee. kendall says she's being whipped by the donald trump and rnc members here to take their names off the petition. i'm going to tell you about the states on that list. liam caldwell from nbc news has

>> i think that's difficult to do if you're reince priebus. it's been reported that the delegates have met their obligations to get the signatures in. i'm also not sure it's going to be reince priebus in the chair. it's operating under the rules of the house of representatives. and it is completely possible that you will find a member of the house rules committee up there wielding the gavel. >> and so what happens if then -- if he is forced if it's priebus or somebody else if they are forced to recognize the free the delegates crowd, forced then to have a recorded vote? is there any chance that on the recorded vote, every dell gegat gets to cast a vote. is there a chance they get voted down? >> there's a chance. delegates are not bound for matters of rules votes. only on the presidential roll call. so it's a possibility. however, i think the whip operation of the trump and the rnc are strong enough and organized enough. i think that's a really tough road to hoe. >> okay. if you'd stand by, too, ben ginsberg. we say these conventions have no dr

republican national committee chair reince priebus joins me now in philadelphia, another location. reince, first of all, tell us since the dnc was hacked and you'll have to forgive me for the band that's rehearsing behind me here. the dnc was hacked, was the rnc hacked as well? >> andrea, you're kind of cutting in and out, so i hope you can hear me, but obviously what happened at the dnc is a complete fraud and something that, you know, 45% of these delegates should be shocked and ashamed of that they'd have a national party that wouldn't just be favoring a candidate but would be actively trying to trip up a candidate with embarrassing and humiliating type accusations about his faith and i think it sinks to the lowest levels and will go down in political history that will read about in decades to come. >> well, there's the issue of what they wrote and that's an issue for bernie sanders to try to litigate and we'll have to see what he does here tonight. but there's original theme here which is the possible involvement of russia, foreign adversary which is suspected of being behind th

>> well, look i think reince priebus was very clear. point at which donald trump has to transform from the head of a movement, a very skilled messenger and politician to a credible president. at the end of this convention people have to look at him, say, you know what? i would feel safe with him in the oval office. harris: house speaker paul ryan is set to take the stage to kick things off. as we've been talking about the electricity in the air. sandra: hope in addition to all of that learning more about the candidate himself and listening to family members. we hope for a safe, constructive convention as well. harris: reince priebus will kick things off. pleasure to join you from the convention center. more on fox news. >>> please give a warm to the chairman of the republican national committee convention, reince priebus. >> this convention will come to order. [applause] delegates and alternates and, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the 2016 republican national convention. before we begin the official business of this convention, i'd li

if they weren't there in that room with reince priebus, how would this work?t knew? what was the plan? >> what needs to happen and what kendall had planned to do, chris, is to actually submit a new rule. into the rules committee. rule 16, i believe, and ari can speak to that better than i can. but what she would say is, she wants the delegates to be able to vote their conscious. not to be bound by the will of the voters in those particular states, the different states that have all voted within the primary election. she says when we get down to the floor, she wants the a minority report, basically, coming out of the rules committee. and that minority report would allow the delegates on the floor of the convention next week to vote, and if 1,237 delegates voted, if that rule passed, for someone else other than donald trump, that person could become the republican nominee. it's a very long shot. you talk to people like ben ginsberg, our very own analyst here at msnbc, and nbc news, and says it's not necessarily likely. but it sure is a possibility. and i think t

reince priebus: let me say that we are taking our mission this week exposing clinton's lies very seriously. it is obviously been a fast turnaround from philadelphia this week. showed that 75% of respondents had a positive respondent to donald trump's executive speech. to cover aart i want few things about the space that we are in. arena is famous for many things. there is a wrestling championship mural in the men's restroom. scenes from the movie the wrestler were shot here. the history of philadelphia is a gritty town filled with people who never give up. it's a very fitting location for our operation. this week will be using the space to get our message out about why the american people have had enough of the cronyism and corruption of hillary clinton. some of the individuals include senators rick santorum, congressman marsha blackburn, governor tim gilmore, lee held in, and other staff from the rnc. efforts are going to correspond each of the democratic themes rolling out each day. we have some games set up. cornhole game, etc, and each of them is rick's -- rigged. hillary wins every ti

i'll be joined by rns chairman reince priebus, and glenn beck. plus our brand new nbc news "wall street journal" poll out this morning. the e-mail story hurt clinton, but did it hurt her poll numbers against trump. >>> also the backdrop to this election. it's a nation on edge. racial tensions at home. terror attacks both here and abroad. and now a coup attempt in turkey. i'll talk to secretary of state john kerry. >>> ask joining me for insight and analysis this special sunday are, nbc special news correspondent tom brokaw. former political director for president george w. bush, sarah fagan. julian reid, and salem radio network host hugh hewitt. welcome to sunday and "meet the press" the republican national convention. frns from cleveland, ohio, this is a special edition of "meet the press." >>> good day from cleveland, ohio. we're here at the quicken loans arena one day before the republican national convention begins. we're going to get to all the political excitement that's building here in a moment. but first we begin with some troubling brea

you know that reince priebus knows better than what he just said. you know that he does not -- he is not looking at the autopsy and going, well, i think this is great. we're doing the same thing we did with mitt romney except much, much worse. >> but what should be done? what should be done? the last time you were on -- >> nothing, it's too late. >> you actually poo-pooed the idea of yousing the convention dump trump. what do you do? >> i know what i'm going to do, but i don't -- i'm out of the business of telling anybody else what they should do because i think there are tons of hillary clinton people that, you know, have maybe voted for the clintons in the past or thought they would like hillary clinton that are now to the point of she is so corrupt, she is so much about her and her foundation, which is completely corrupt, she is building an absolute dynasty of corruption. it's nothing, nothing reflective of the american system. and then you have donald trump who the only advisers that he listens to are his children. what do you have, he's a corru

please welcome reince priebus. priebus: welcome to the rnc at the dnc kickoff. i want to make a quick comment about the day's developments at the dnc. i know firsthand how hard it is being the chair of a national party, but when you rig a system and spread emails around with each other and senior staff in that manner, this outcome is inevitable. obviously, the end has come and i don't think there was any other outcome that was foreseeable. these events show what an appeal climbing the democrats were facing and unifying their party, starting off the week by unifying the party chairman over long-standing bitterness between party factions. there is no way to keep something together. unanimityrty has 100% but it is how you lead and bring things together through times that are not the easiest. i'm not just talking about debbie wasserman schultz's resignation but the delegates upset about the selection of tim kaine and will never support hillary clinton. the outcome proves the system was in fact rigged. we are here to give a voice to americans who have had enough of t

he listened to reince priebus.thing for, you know, if you looking at a party wondering whether donald trump is going to start acting in a different way -- liz: do you think, charlie, do you think, do you think they engineered donald trump coming into the crowd at the tail end of cruz's speech just to grab attention maybe? >> oh, yeah. by the way, who wouldn't. the guy is slamming him. why not deflate his balloon a little bit. they're trying to move beyond last night. interesting scenario i just mapped out to you. they're trying to move on. part of moving on to raise money. we should tell you sheldon adelson, billionaire casino magnate is in town. he spoke with gop representatives last night at quicken arena. trump was in the attendance for some of the meetings he was having. other people in attendance i hear was governor nikki haley of south carolina, governor scott walker of wisconsin, senator jeff sessions. so it was kind of an interesting eclectic meeting adelson was having. why is adelson important? he can rais

me, with dnc chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz stepping down on her own volition, i met with reince priebus and here is what he had to say. >> reince, here we are in the beginning of the dnc, what happened today. >> a bad day for debbie wasserman schultz. >> they were, in fact, rigging the system in favor of hillary by using a national party which should be neutral to take this guy down. it's a remarkable moment in american political history. >> ceo debbie wasserman schultz reluctantly resigns. also in these e-mails to the cfo, the communication director looks just as complicit. should it stop there? >> i would imagine that hillary clinton and her campaign, my guess is they're going to call for an investigation. but the truth is they were benefiting from it all. i wouldn't be surprised if hillary clinton knew full well that the dnc was working with them and for them the whole way through, and now they're going to sort of act like they didn't know what was going on. they knew exactly what was going on. i'm sure there were tom's people and senior staffers at the dnc communicating regularly wi

reince priebus. thank you for joining us.his is your first television interview since the traumatic announcement today. what is your reaction to what the fbi director james comey said, that he will not recommend charges against hillary clinton be filed? >> well, as a lawyer, i was listening to his description of what was happening. and i thought for sure the way he was working through the description, that at least a gross negligence charge would be recommended or very clear by the evidence. i think it is clearly gross negligence. i don't know how it is not gross negligence. and i think it is curious that he had said, there is no cases of people like this being charged, when i've got case after case after case of soldiers in many cases being charged for far less than hillary being dishonorably discharged, being fined, being sentenced. i think that it was a very curious decision and something that is a real head scratcher. and i think it is going to indict hillary for being dishonor. she was clearly lying when she said that sh

but first our rnc chairman reince priebus. >> and to my wife sally and my son jack and daughter gracei love you. thank you for everything you do for me. i stand before this convention tonight as the chairman of a party that is carrying the torch of liberty. we are the party of the open door. to some people and some presidents america is just another country. to republicans, america is the greatest nation on earth. we don't apologize for america. we celebrate america at every level. republicans stand for aspiration and achievement. we stand for peace and prosperity. we stand for freedom and fairness. these values have inspired people the world over ever since we won our freedom two centuries ago. these values fueled the sacrifices for freedom at gettiberggettys gettysburg and normandy and fallujah. it is clear the republican party is the only party willing to fight for these values and lead america to greatness in the 21st century. [ cheers and applause ] you see, the dirty little secret democrats don't want you to know is that they're the same party doing the same old thing. next week

we expect to hear from reince priebus and paul metaphor. -- paul mannafort. we expect things to get underway shortly. we are waiting for this rnc event being held to counter program democratic national convention. as we wait for this to get underway let's review some of today's "washington journal." there is always going to be some kind of unanticipated screwup. everyone went into cleveland, i just got back. apocalypticwould be on the streets there. maybe all the things that have been happening in the recent weeks with killings of police officers and the like sobered up the protesters. everything was quite peaceful. >> they are four miles away from the arena where the delegates would be. though theyare, will be across the arena, broad avenue and the park there. the democratic convention committee wanted to make sure that some of the protesters could be seen by delegates. >> how big a deal was the floor fight the rules committee? >> it is interesting.

do you suppose this suggests something well beyond the obvious, reince priebus being up there? nk it's probably a parliamentary inquiry paul had with hugh, the gentleman standing beside priebus, works for our rules committee in the house. so i think it's a simple one, maybe they missed the vote, maybe they had 12 and 11 and 11 and 12. lou: this is not helpful to the convention. >> it should be a few minutes, i'm guessing. just a few minutes. these glitches happen from time to time. no big deal. lou: and the fellow did seem a little exercised, the delegate from alaska. >> he's a proud alaskan. lou: he wants those votes correct. electoral integrity is all over it. while we're listening to the music, let me ask you this. we have now a nominee in the republican party. it's pretty clear what's going to transpire. he's going to have mike pence as vice president. your judgment of him. >> mike was in the house when i first got there, and he was one of those leaders that we younger conservatives, newer conservatives looked up to. great, a great guy, solid across the board on conservative

whether it's reince priebus or debbie wasserman schultz. what bernie sanders believed was that she was rigging the system and suppressing delegates that might have otherwise gone to him. now, of course she was. because the democrats didn't want bernie sanders to be the nominee. in the same way a lot of republicans didn't want donald trump to be the guy. and he ate the republican party like a tick tack and, poof, bernie just couldn't pull it off. >> the only relevant question is, is it true? are these e-mails true? it doesn't matter if their providence. the question is, what do they tell us? they tell us that bernie sanders was exactly right. and bernie sanders was riding the same wove that trump rode. disaffected people who had been left out of the process and feel like the system is rigged. >> and it is. >> and we would all remember the states where it appears bernie sanders had won and they do the delegate count and suddenly he didn't win anymore. suddenly she has the super delegates locked up and her totals were bigger than his. and a lo

let's get more on this now from the chair of the rnc, reince priebus. thank you for joining us mr. chair. let's tart out with a reality check, july 2014, you and your committee picked cleveland and picked the quicken loans arena. did you have any idea that donald trump would be the nominee? >> no, i didn't but actually i think he gives us a great opportunity to win and i think this place looks incredible. the stage is fantastic and people are really excited to be here and the city is beautiful and i'm excited about the week to come. >> you say he gives you a great opportunity to win and our new pole out this morning shows he's closed the gap somewhat with hillary clinton. we show a four-point race now among registered voters but still have 60% of americans who don't think he's qualified to be president. that's a killer number. >> well, reagan had the same problem in 1979 going into 1980 and i think what it does show in reality is that he has a lot of space to grow, and i think as he pivots to the general election picking mike pence, i think he's much more precise in his rhetoric an

>> reince priebus is a good jumping off point.at happens monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday is actually very important to the ndemocrat. these conventions are very choreographed, staged -- >> except for the one in cleveland. >> again, that goes back to last week and democrats didn't want every speech was going to build to something and did not want a distraction. so having this bad news today allows the focus. what matters the most is what bernie sanders says on monday, what president obama ends up saying on wednesday and most important of all what hillary clinton says on thursday. everything is building up. we'll see the totality of those four days, but certainly today is a way in which we just heard ben jealous give the endorsement for a lot of bernie sanders supporters say ahh. finally now we can move on and have that. that i have been wanting this for a while and today we got it, tamron. >> on abc's this week, donna brazile said someone will be forced to resign over the leaks to george stephanopoulos and we learned today tha

we're getting word that the rnc chair, reince priebus, and trump officials, are now using that recess to cut a deal to avoid a convention shutdown or showdown with anti trump delegates. here with the latest from inside the rules committee meeting is msnbc's chief legal correspondent, ari melber. what do we know about the deal-making happening right now? >> what we know is this was supposed to be a boring day of rules meetings. so far, it has been anything but. it started off around 9:00 a.m., when the committee made the odd announcement that everything was going to be delayed for a so-called printer jam. then they came become an hour later and said forget that excuse, which turns out to look pretty untrue. we're just going to recess until 1:00 p.m. and then msnbc has learned and reported that while all of this was going on, backstage, reince priebus was trying come up with some sort of back room deal. why does that matter? as you reported and said, this was going to be a series of public votes on potential off-ramps to trump, which we always said was unlikely, because he did clinch th

because i mean reince priebus in your interview mentioned he's got a pivot. successfully you have to account for what happened before. why do 65% of america think he's not qualified because of things he's said and done. not because of opposition ads or negative attacks on him. if he doesn't take account of that he can run out -- alex will run an excellent super pac and trump can give all the speeches around and at the end of the day he will be too risky. if you're the change candidate you have get above the bar and he's not right now of being acceptable candidate for president. >> but if you're not seeing this change at all and hillary clinton isn't, she is not -- she may be seen as qualified to hold the office but not qualified to bring change she is continuity when -- she is swimming upstream in this election. if donald trump -- the only one with a positive america great again. what is hillary clinton's positive message. >> stronger together. >> oh. >> you keep talking about change, alex. change for what? change to hurt people, to hurt minorities, to hurt w

you saw chairman reince priebus come out to the podium.me nervous now high-fives being exchanged -- >> in the alaska delegation. >> -- among members tof the alaska delegation. reince priebus there, the two of them are involved in working out this little not in the string at this point. the other person who you saw on stage with them. the guy with the beard who was walking paul ryan through what's going on, that's the house parliamentarian. he had a microphone in the cuff of his shirt, at one point he put into his fist and started talking to it, in terms of directing the personnel to do the nuts and bolts of what alaska is demanding here. alaska is one of several states that reported a number of delegates, a count from their delegates that they believed was the accurate count that they were supposed to bring to the convention. it reflected the way their state voted in their primary caucus. the rnc, in its terpation of the rules, did not take the state at its word, did not accept the way the state counted its delegates and put in a pro-trump

reince priebus has had to ride the wave along with donald trump. he address this is convention, his last as chairman. >> republicans stand for aspiration and achievement. we stand for peace and prosperity. we stand for freedom and fairness. these values have inspired people the world over. these values fueled the sacrifices for freedom at gettysburg and normandy and fallujah. these values spurred the fight for equality in birmingham and selma. it is clear the republican party is the only party willing to fight for these values and lead america to greatness in the 21st century. you see the dirty little secret democrats don't want you to know is they're the same party doing the same old thing. next week they're going to trot out the same old democrats with the same old message running the same old candidate. we are the party of n ideas in a changing and faster world than ever before. democrats depend on super delegates and bureaucrats to sneak their agenda through the back door. we are the party of the grassroots. we honor what the voters say. democr

martha: joining us now, rnc chair reince priebus. good morning. with us this morning. reince, do you hear me okay. >> can't hear. martha: uh-oh, we have a little audio problem. we'll try to get that fixed in just a moment. but in the meantime it raises a lot of questions how this will be exploited and used by the rnc. they, many did not get the outcome they wanted. they expected and hoped that was indictment coming. when they herd james comey beginning those comments yesterday, but in the end, this is a question we'll put to reince priebus, politically does it help donald trump that hillary clinton is the candidate that he is up against and that james comey laid out an enormous amount of detail and evidence against her that will clearly be used in these ads? bill: what priebus said, he said it last night, for 16 months the story it was not marked at time, comey clearly contradicted that yesterday. martha: absolutely. bill: he will come up in a moment here. we'll get back to reince priebus and get all the connections sorted out and get that straigh

i mean, you get after cleveland, reince priebus still has his job.b -- the honorary chairman of the clinton campaign, and that's another interesting choice. >> that's extraordinary in itself, isn't it? you lose your job as chair of the dnc and move almost immediately to be the honorary chair of the hillary clinton campaign, when you've tried to support that campaign all the way through the primaries, when you're not supposed to be doing that. you tilted, you're not supposed to do that, and now you're chairing honorarily the clinton campaign. >> at the same time, hillary clinton is trying to reach out to the progressive side of the party. let's listen in to stephanie rawlings-blake taking to the podium. >> i am mayor stephanie rawlings-blake, mayor of the great city of baltimore and secretary of the democratic national committee and temporary secretary of the democratic national convention. it is an honor and pleasure to welcome you. delegates, alternates, standing committee members and all of our honor democrats, and other guests here in te, and thos

we'll ask republican party chief reince priebus. and our sunday panel on how the renewed debate over national security will shape the race between trump and hillary clinton. all right now on this special edition of "fox news sunday." >>> you are looking live at quicken loans arena. home of the nba champion cleveland cavaliers. and this week, the site of the republican national convention. starting tomorrow, this hall will be filled with more than 2,400 delegates as the gop takes a bold leap nominating donald trump for president. and hello again from fox news. we're following three major stories today. the fallout from that failed military coup in turkey. new arrests in the terror attack in nice, france. and donald trump's vice presidential pick, indiana governor mike pence. we'll talk with trump campaign chair paul manafort about all this in a moment. first, a team fox coverage on the breaking news overseas. we begin with john huddy in istanbul where as the smoke clears, turkey's civilian government has regained control and rounding

real quickly, you had reince priebus on.f he felt worried about their information compromised by these hackers. he didn't think they were vulnerable to that and also said he thinks that more could drop this week. >> yeah, that was pretty interesting. he said he would expect more e-mails would be coming out. and in fact, the suspicion is that the if this were russia and state actors is putin trying to swing the election in favor of donald trump who has said favorable things about putin, whose campaign manager has lobbied for the russians and their allies, their former leaders of ukraine. there's a lot of suspicion here. the fbi said they are opening an investigation into this. joining me now is the senior political editor for msnbc and robert costa, political reporter for the "washington post." it's good to e see you. robert, let me begin with you the breaking news. bernie sanders is just walking out tlp he's just directly across the stage with us. he's going to be giving a speech later tonight. he's the last speaker of the e

think about what reince priebus had to do with the 17 candidates.the bag for hillary from the beginning. it's a huge problem. huge political problem. it is now a legal. it is fec problem. >> to that extension why donald trump is not releasing taxes. >> nice positive individual. nice positive vote. why those details are out there. that is quibble i'm happy to argue. >> let me say this is going through all of these emails i think we're actually going to find is, more indications that the dnc was doing everything it could for hillary clinton. when you say she earned those delegates the fact is the dnc was hing her win those. that is why you will have near riot on this floor. >> first of all hillary clinton won the votes. that is with the sanders people. if there is a story here it is whether the sanders folks are going to be happy. martha: that's right. >> florida delegation this morning they have gotten everything they have asked for in the platform. they got debbie wasserman schultz job gone. they have gotten everything. yet there seems to be more an

harris: reince priebus will kick things off. pleasure to join you from the convention center. more on fox news. >>> please give a warm to the chairman of the republican national committee convention, reince priebus. >> this convention will come to order. [applause] delegates and alternates and, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the 2016 republican national convention. before we begin the official business of this convention, i'd like to take a moment to recognize the fallen police officers in baton rouge, and dallas and elsewhere. the men upon and women who protect our safety and well-being and put their lives on the line every day. they are are genuine heroes. we want to recognize the families who lost loved ones in those troubling times. our nation grieves when we see these awful killings. will you join me in a moment of silen silence? >> thank you. would everyone please rise for the presentation of colors. presented by the veterans, including two world war ii veterans. let's give them a warm welcome. [applause] [cheering] >> left, left, left right left. left, left. left righ

. >> reporter: well, i just tried to get reince priebus to react, and he said no, i've got business that is going on, and he walked away. no surprise. you'll remember what reince priebus had is to say yesterday when he was asked about this whole controversy yesterday morning. and he said, essentially, look, you know, we want it to be over by the afternoon, it should be over by the afternoon. in fact, he said somebody should be fired for it. if you're a republican who wants donald trump to be the next president, if you want a republican back in the white house, this is not what you want from your convention. you want the momentum to build, you want the excitement to build, there was a pretty widespread agreement that the first night did not go well at all last night. a lot of it was focussed on hillary clinton. you have to build an affirmative case for your person. and so far, other arguably than his son and his daughter last night that hasn't happened. so now you have yet another full news cycle where we're talking about melania trump's speech. something that frankly should have been a b

he's got reince priebus today.s in the "washington post" i want to read to you. he said donald trump is actually likable and, quote, him becoming likable will make him unstoppable. how do you make donald trump likable specifically to the people who do not like him, to maybe some of the women and the minorities that he needs those votes from? >> well, it is a lifetime from now until november and you have to keep in mind he's not running against santa claus. he's running against hillary clinton who also has some issues not unlikability so much, but more on trust and credibility. he just needs to be, as president obama once said, likable enough. he just needs to pass a sort of threshold with voters. and the question is, can he get past the comments he's made so far that have alienated some voters? can he get past them by behaving in a more presidential way? he hasn't really said anything all that controversial in the last few weeks. so he is capable of that kind of discipline, theoretically. but the question is when h

. >> reince priebus says they are starting off an uphill climb in losing their party chairwoman. >> you don't say stupid things on e-mail either and send it around among staffers. you use your head a little bit. they were not just tipping the scales but they were dumb enough to do things like that which is not smart. >> the clinton campaign claims russia hacked into the dnc e-mails to embarrass clinton and help donald trump. the truvenl trump campaign vigorously denies the claim. >> the convention has not started due debbie wasserman schultz causing chaos in the streets of philadelphia. >> managing editor of the washington free beacon, aaron mclean. thank you for joining us this morning. >> let's begin with the statements from clinton. this is what she had to say about joining her campaign. i am grateful to debbie for getting the democratic party this year's convention. i am glad she served as honorary chair from the 50 state program to elect democrats in every part of the country. szoka reason, she may be sett g stepping down but she has another job with clinton. >> this part i didn't

but at the same time, reince priebus did nothing. he seemed to have beplayed it i an even way. earch on your own family. >> reince was under a lot of pressure by the big donor class and a lot of the traditional republican stalwarts who have said, you've got to stop trump. and reince's approach, and i appreciate him for this, although it didn't help me a whole lot, is to say, look, this is a process, we have an election. we've got to let it play out. the voters make the choice. and he did that against an extraordinary headwind. but i'm grateful he did it. that's the way the process still has integrity. if you don't do it that way. what you really do is create nothing more than raw cynicism among the voters, which, frankly, a lot of voters really feel that. because they do feel like that the system is rigged. in the democratic party, it is rigged. we now know that for sure. >> we've got proof. all right, governor, yesterday on a stage down in miami, hillary clinton introduced tim kaine. a lot of people wondered, why did she pick him over all the others. turns out, according to "th

reince priebus will speak, trump will speak and then they move on to the general election.uren: exciting is an understatement. a group of us outside the republican -- the convention trying to burn american flags. take a look at this video. a demonstrator setting the flag in fire, but the police quickly extinguishing it. 18 people arrested. two officers did suffer minor injuries and the group called the revolutionary communist party tried to burn flags as a political statement about the crimes of the american empire. nicole:.thanks drew pictures very glad to see that appeared shanghai composite index in china gained 131%. the nikkei continued to gain on hopes of stimulus. the stimulus, no helicopter money. hong kong hang seng out in a bull market came up 20% from the lows earlier this year. that is half a percent. gold market there. you can see korea's cost me about one 10th of 1%. lauren: european central bank monetary policy and the mullahs are from ecb president mario druggie. the first decision since decision for weeks ago to leave the european union. the ftse in london

reince priebus: if the campaign can get the private donald trump to be seen publicly, i think that he will when. mark: reince priebus also said he disagrees with the trump's campaign criticism of ohio governor john kasich, who is not attending the convention, even though it is being held in his home state. it could be a rough commute for drivers that he is the tappan zee bridge north of new york city. a construction crane collapsed and fell across the span it is replacing. officials say no vehicles were struck when the crane fell. at least two injuries were reported. south korea is accusing north a "reckless provocation," following the test firing of ballistic missiles. two were presumed to be short range and landed in the sea of japan. jan josh japan launched a -- japan lodged a formal protest. in australia, turnbow's government will have a majority of just one seat in australia's house of representatives. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crum

reince priebus: this convention will come to order. >> a little frustrated. [cheering] ♪ john: it is here. we are here. and we all need a beer. the republican national convention has officially begun at cleveland's quicken loans arena. the city has morphed into a heaving mass of delegates, protesters, and members of the media but this weeklong pageant was about one person, donald j trump. the convention started off with a bang and then came the chaos. anti-trumped elegance made a last-ditch effort to delay proceedings and forced a vote on the convention rules. they thought they had votes to pull it off but rnc delegates shut down the debate saying some delegations with true their support at the 11th hour which sparked outrage for delegates from colorado and elsewhere who stormed out of the convention hall in protest. tell us what is going on in their. >> they have recessed right now until the evening show until the headliners come up but this was an interesting moment of chaos. it would not give a trumped show if there were not chaos. hethis is the worst of i

chair reince priebus during the convention, "hey, reince -- i'm in cleveland if you need another chaireep your convention in order." ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. well, that may have been a premature burn. >> d.n.c. chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz forced to step down after wikileaks released a trove of embarrassing private e-mails by d.n.c. executives. >> larry: looks like the burn-er has become the... one who got fired, apparently. run out of that joke analogy, already. (laughter) so this already was starting out to be a night of awkward. and for a while, it lived up to the billing. baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake forgot to bang the gavel, then you had this congresswoman's quasi-twin-the-shining sister who came on stage for a shout-out but wouldn't leave -- it's a shout-out! go on! get! then you had crying guy in a peter pan hat -- i mean, get over it. stop crying. you're a boy for the rest of your life. that's what you wanted, that's what you got. but then, finally, somebody comes out on stage and hits it out of the park. >> cory booker: king pointed to the mountain top, kennedy

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reince priebus talked about it. they believe they are walking back the muslim ban.trump is throwing it back in his face. other than donald trump doesn't like the idea he is walking anything back. >> i will say i'm not sure how this will play. i was out talking to voters in the philadelphia suburbs over the weekend. this is an issue that swing voters bring up. refugees and immigration. tying those together. when you look at the polling on this, it just gets at the fear that's out there and what he is trying to stoke. so he may have is just made the calculation that he will get more people activated and excited by sticking to his guns on this issue than not. >> makes a challenge for hillary clinton. this week, she has to make the case why he is all talking fear and misinformation. if she doesn't capture the mantel. >> and a lot of happy talk from the decline campaign. we will see how those messages line up. >> panel, thank you. we will see you for the rest of the program. >> it is raining too hard for them to go anywhere. >> torrential rain here in philadelphia. meanw

chairman reince priebus said that the nominating rules had passed. there is a group of delegates here, not just in virginia, but a felt like they were shut out of the process that donald trump's campaign and rnc colluded to pass these rules and leaving the grassroots out. in that crowd, is virginia's former attorney general. one of the loudest voices raising his hand and shaking his hand and even taking off his delegate badge at one point. we'll turn that video around. you'll see it yourself in a few minutes once we turn it around. sorry about that. again, there is just so much going on here right now. this is virginia. this is where they are stationed in relation to the stage. the thing is, the host state, ohio, usually gets the prime position. whatever state it is. in this case though, ohio is sort of off stage left behind pennsylvania and a lot of that is due to the ongoing feud between governor john kasich who said he's not even going to come to the convention and the donald trump campaign. all th this fight over how the rules were passed. again,

we'll hear from the head of the republican party, reince priebus. and we'll get updatenth captioning sponsored by cbsthe key swing states following the . that's the same bhoue senator bernie sanders who joins us from burlington, vermont. not all of behind hillary clinton and she's going to need them. supporters, we got over 13 million votes, to take a hardsss impacting the american people. which candidate, for example, wants to overturn this disastrouspremiz court decisionh allows billionaires to elections and undermining american democracy. that is hillary clinton's position. which candidate wants to raise the minimum wage to a living wage. that's hillary clinton. which candidate understands the climate change is real and that we have to transform our energy system in order to help save this planet. donald trump thinks that climate is a hoax. hillary clinton understands that it is real, we have to act boldly. which candidate wants to give huge tax breaks to billionaires on this massive levels of income and wealth inequality. that's donald trump. hi

to his great credit, reince priebus has done a remarkable job with the rnc.ompare the rnc to the dnc. the dnc has been wracked with controversy, disarray, threats to throw out the chairwoman. they are essentially broke. that may change. but they have not had a good run. they have never gotten over the last election, which by the way they won. and then it fell into total disarray. conversely, reince priebus has been a great partner for us in terms of building data, learning from our mistakes. our polling stunk in 2012. we think we have fixed a lot of that in 2014 special elections. we narrowed the error rate down significantly. he has done data, digital, fundraising very confidently -- competently. a couple years ago he began to put people on the ground. in many ways what the rnc has avoids been -- has been what the dnc has done. overall there is some balancing going on. we have been doing our own work. >> how do you integrate? >> a lot of responsibilities are divided up. state parties have responsibilities on a lot of this. sometimes you do a joint victory ce