>> what's your reaction to the president retweeting that? >> well, there's no question he should not have retweeted it and he should just take it down. >> does it offend you? it offends me and i'm white. >> well, listen, if you watched the entire video, you can't play because it was profanity laced. the entire thing was offensive. certainly the comment about white power is offensive. we can play politics with it or can't. i'm not going to. it's indefensible. we should take it down. that's what i think. >> let's talk about policing

about three hours later, his retweet was taken down. three hours. the white house claiming the president just didn't hear the white power chant. >> he did not hear that particular phrase, when he tweeted out the video. >> really? well, the president, also, retweeting another divisive video. and this one, he hasn't taken down. it's showing a white couple, in a st. louis neighborhood, brandishing weapons. as protestors heading to the mayor's home marched by. the couple say they feared for their lives. their attorney says the agitators they feared were white. we've got more to come on this story. but doesn't it seem that, now, the president should be focusing on the coronavirus, that's killing more and more americans, every single day? after all, he is the one who said this, more than three months ago. >> i look at it. i view it as a, in a sense, a wartime president. i mean, that's what we're fighting. >> the fact is president trump is a wartime president. it's time for him to act like one. this country is at war. we're at war against covid-19, and we

the fact he retweeted the picture of this couple.apons against unarmed pr tes tors is a sign the president doesn't see hips himself as traditional president who calms tensions. he can glorify in the clashes. that happen to come along racial lines. >> i'm so glad you're both here. i shout out to the cat behind you giving a dr. evil vibe. the cat is everything. thank you both. mississippi state legislature voting to remove confederate symbols from their state flag. we'll have that story, next. (vo) parents have a way of imagining the worst... ...especially when your easily distracted teenager has the car. at subaru, we're taking on distracted driving... ...with sensors that alert you when your eyes are off the road. the subaru forester. the safest forester ever. c'mon pizza's here. whoa! is that shaq? this is my new pizza the shaq-a-roni and it's bigger than pizza because for every shaq-a-roni sold, $1 is donated to the papa john's foundation for building community. and sometimes, you can find yourself heading in a new direction. but w

he retweeted that. but given where we are at this moment in this country with all the racial unrest we're seeing, what are the potential ramifications of this being tweeted to president trump's 83 million followers? >> i mean, i -- you know what, i don't know if he saw it, i don't know if he saw it and saw the villages and saw trump signs and was like, people like me. but it -- at the very least someone on his team had the wherewithal to actually delete a tweet from his feed but him tweeting to his 83 million followers, the thing is, does it change your mind about president trump? does it change anyone else's mind? if what he is trying to do is win an election, i know joe has started to think maybe he doesn't even really want to win this election -- but if what he's trying to do is win an election, you need to gather votes. he is losing in battleground states. yes, the election is four months away. we take polling with a grain of salt, that's fine. you are not going to build up a coalition of people in

we know also that the president has retweeted anti-muslim videos in the past.n, there's a long history here. the only difference in this case appears to be the fact that the president actually decided to take down this video. but what he has not done is apologize for it or condemn the comments by one of his supporters here. >> why is it that the white house would think that perhaps it's a relief to say that the president retweeted something and was unfamiliar with the content? and, again, it was up for three hours. >> that's right. >> all right. jeremy diamond, thank you so much from the white house. josh is a white house reporter for "the washington post" and cnn political analyst. franciscos barros chamberers is a white house reporter. great to see boston of you. josh you first retweeting a white power message, refusing to address the racial climate in an impactful way, refusing to wear a manufacturing in public with the sweeping pandemic. is this president running a re-election campaign with a winning strategy or an intentional strategy at all? >> well the p

date now set and the warning the judge gave to both sides >>> the new firestorm, president trump retweeting video of a couple pointing guns at protesters after promoting then deleting video of an apparent supporter shouting white power. >>> froing outrage over the bounty russian officials allegedly put on u.s. service members in afghanistan. the kremlin responding this our inter interview. the bipartisan demand, how much did president trump know >>> pleading gmt, the suspected golden state killer, while he'll avoid the death penalty. >>> the u.s. prepared for more mail-in voting, we contacted all 50 states. what we found. >>> and what the nation's pediatricians say on sending kids back to school why some parents are surprised. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone, it is great to be back with you, as we start a new week tonight, desperate measures for so many states trying to wrestle a surge in coronavirus infections those bold moves to relax covid restrictions in full reverse tonight, from beaches in florida, to some bars here in california,

that retweet deleted. what the white house is saying tonight. >>> the park protest killing. gunfire sending people running for their lives as they protested the killing of breonna taylor. tonight, news on that suspect. >>> the grim discovery in the missing soldier mystery. she vanished from ft. hood in april. authorities say they've recovered human remains. what they're saying tonight. >>> the godzilla dust cloud. hazy skylines from houston to atlanta. concerns tonight the air may be too dangerous to breathe. >>> and, thank you mission. a covid survivor who wanted to thank the nurse who saved his life. what he did to track her down. >>> and good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm tom llamas. we begin with the coronavirus rapidly spreading through communities in the country. as the global crisis hits a sobering new milestone. the worldwide death toll has now surpassed half a million people. with more than 10 million total infections. late today, a major reversal in california, where the governor ordered all bars shut down in seven counties including los angele

president trump also retweeting this video. the front lawn confrontation. a white couple waving guns in front of their home at protesters. local authorities investigating tonight. >>> also, the white house denying that bombshell report. president trump insisting he was never briefed on u.s. fighrso kill u.s. troop in afghanistan. lawmakers from both parties demanding answers. >>> the major ruling by the supreme court on the issue of abortion. striking down a restrictive louisiana law. the chief justice voting with the liberal justices. >>> the chilling confession. what this serial killer said in court. the man known as the golden state killer pleading guilty to 13 counts of murder. >>> and good evening. thanks for joining us on a monday night. i'm tom llamas, in for david. and as we come on the air tonight, the coronavirus surging across more than half the country. at least 14 states pausing their reopening. some putting newly lifted restrictions back in place. there are now more than 126,000 american lives lost. the w.h.o. issuing a blunt warning, saying,

there is the president of the united states retweeting a tweet.this tweet, this individual, a supporter of the president, is yelling out "white power." then you have the white house deputy press secretary giving a response and the reasoning as to why the president would do this and he said, he did not hear the one statement made on that video. those are two very wrong things. not only that the president did this but the president isn't actually listening to the videos that he's retweeting as president of the united states with millions and millions of followers that he has. >> i mean, the real problem here is that donald trump fosters division and supports white nationalists, supports racists and calls them very fine people. the problem with him saying he didn't hear the statement, he tends to use ignorance in his defense so often when it comes to these activities that undermine the very fabric of our democracy. so he -- in criminal law, ignorance is not a defense. i'm not saying he committed a crime here. but i am saying that it is undeniable tha

earlier the trump was criticized for retweeting a tweet fire fauci.-- >> i retweeted somebody. >> did you notice that when you retweeted. >> yeah, i notice everything. >> but doesn't it matter what you retweet when you're the president of the united states and you have millions of followers? >>> with that, let's switch gears and get a check of your forecast once again with nbc meteorologist janessa webb. good to see you again, janessa. >> hi, yasmin. we have reached over a half a million deaths. we always see a spike on monday. but over twekd we had 270 deaths for the u.s. that's the fewest we've seen since march 24th, but we're potentially still waiting for the data to come in on the most positive cases. we potentially see another big uptick with the latest data that will come in for monday. now, you can see new cases. this has been really consistent for the last week or so for the six states that you're seeing here, florida, california, texas, arizona, georgia, and north carolina. they continue to see that big-time rise. just on sunday, we saw over

hate speech, that retweets internet trolls, that retweets white supremacists. he will not do it. for whatever reason. and the white house is left to try to spin this as he loves his supporters. but he might not condone the content of their message. >> right, and anne, then you look, there's no apology, no sense of this shouldn't have been done. of course, we would never do that. i condemn any statements of that kind. i mean, it gets back to, i think, part of what katie is saying, which is there's a question of, can anyone in this administration, can anyone in the re-election campaign really control this president's worst instincts? >> well, i think there are many people who try. but the short answer is no. i mean, this particular tweet was something the president did by himself at the white house this morning before he went to play golf, and then, you know, there was a giant explosion after he retweeted it. and i would note that although the white house says, as katie mentioned, that he was not aware of the white power statement being part of this video, it com

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and we know the president has retweeted visits of antimuslim bigotry as well. have seen this pattern from the president. this instance is the president deciding to take it down. we did not see him apologize or condemn the racist message. that a supporter made in the video. that he was touting earlier today. >> thank you. let's discuss this and more with derrick johnson president of the naacp. thank you for joining us. how do you react to the president retweeting that messa message involving that white supremacy video? a moment where seeing a nationwide push pack against systemic racism. >> this president normalized white supremacy racial hatred to a level it is dangerous. this is the very thing we're fighting against. with facebook the very thing in mississippi of all places that we're celebrating the taking down of a flag that imbedded in the corner the confederate emblem. we are a nation that we are on the brink. we have to decide what direction would we like to go. to the future where we have a civil discourse around tax policy. or the past. where we are arg

the retweet was condemned by many, including the republican party's only black senator tim scott.scribed the video as "offensive" and the retweet ‘inappropiate'. i live in a city where the civil war started and i am thankful that the people of charleston have evolved as a people and that is a great thing. the truth of the matter is when you hear things like that, a racist chant of white power, we should have the same response in the same type of energy that we had before those folks we know who have been disadvantaged for so long. we should stand up and say that is not right. that is what i am saying now full of thatis that is what i am saying now full of that is not right. that is not the entire clip nor the conversation, that was a terrible display that i saw in that video. i watched the whole video before i came on the show. the whole thing was terrible. 0ur north america correspondent peter bowes told me the president shared the controversial video on his twitter feed before deleting it. yes, he retweeted this video at 7:30am, sunday morning, washington time, and it stayed for

the retweet has been deleted. here is the video the retweet contained. >> white power. white power. >> there you go, white power. you hear that. >> the president retweeted it saying great people. he did not condemn it. when he deleted it the white house saying quote, president trump is a big fan of the villages. he did not hear the one statement made on the video. what he did see was tremendous enthusiasm from his many supporters. my colleague josh letterman is at the white house. before we ask you about that, got to ask you about what we heard from vice president pence. we heard him say that in the briefing on friday but today felt like a much more pointed message. >> reporter: yeah, there was a definite difference today between the vice president's comments here in texas as well as from just a few days ago in the coronavirus task force briefing as well as the comments that the president continued to make reluctant to wear a mask himself. reluctant to urge americans to wear masks as well. right now we're hearing a much more forceful message from mike pence saying peopl

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just this morning, the president retweeted a disturbing video purportedly taken in florida of trump supporters chanting a racist slogan while facing off with counterprotesters. >> racist! racist! >> white power! white power! >> there you go, white power. you hear that? >> nbc news has verified the

they should have taken it down. >> reporter: the president's retweet was deleted and the white houselayed clean-up again saying the president did not hear the racist chant. kelly o'donnell, nbc news, the white house. >>> to a night of protests that turned deadly if kentucky a gunman opened fire at a park filled with demonstrators and it was all caught on camera kathy park has the story, and a warning, some of the images are disturbing >> reporter: tonight, this louisville park where protesters had demanded justice for breonna taylor is now the scene of a deadly shooting. >> oh, my god! someone's shot a capturing the chaos saturday night after a gunman appears to fire several shots into the crowd sending people scrambling for cover police say tyler died last night and a second victim is recovering the gunman is in custody at a local hospital police did not release the suspect's name >> this man had been participating in the protests since they began, and he had been arrested a couple times over the past several weeks. >> reporter: this night of violence follows months of protests of p

it and should take it down. >> reporter: the president's retweet was deleted and the white house claimed the president did not hear the racist chant kelly o'donnell, nbc news, the white house. >>> the night a protest turned into a fatal shooting in louisville, where a gunman opened fire filled with then administratstra - demonstrators. >> reporter: this louisville park where protesters have demanded justice for breonna taylor is now the scene of a deadly shooting. >> oh, my god. someone is shot. >> reporter: a witness capturing the chaos saturday night, after a gunman appears to fire several shots into the crowd, sending people scrambling for cover. police say 27-year-old tyler garth died and a second is recovering the gunman is in custody police did not release the suspect's name >> this man had been participating in the protests and arrested a couple of times over the past several weeks. >> reporter: this night of violence followed months of protests, after taylor was killed in her home by kentucky police serving a no-knock warrant. one officer has been fired, two others placed on admi

. >> did you notice that when he retweeted?yeah, i notice everything. >> reporter: he deleted it three hours later amid widespread criticism. >> there's no question, he shouldn't have retweeted it, he should just take it down. >> reporter: jim, what we have not heard from the president or the white house press secretary is any concern about the fact that this intelligence could very well be real, that russia may have paid bounties to taliban militants in order to kill u.s. troops. what we haven't heard is getting to the bottom of whether american lives were lost because of those actions. the white house press secretary was asked whether she had or whether the president has a message for moscow. she said once again that the president has not been briefed. the question still remains, jim, why. >> a lot of inconsistencies. thank you very much. >>> let's get back to breaking news on the coronavirus crisis. i am joined by new jersey governor phil murphy. thanks for joining us. we appreciate it. you just announced you will no longer

donald trump retweeted the video because he loves that video. it was his favorite kind of trump supporter, yelling at home protesting against donald trump. it is a white man about donald trump's age with a white mustache in a white golf cart screaming white power in florida. that might be exactly what donald trump is doing this time next year if joe biden wins the presidency. it took three full hours of outrage on twitter yesterday for the trump white house to delete the donald trump retweet of a video of a man screaming white power, three hours. and the white house staff's excuse for the president's retweet was that he didn't know what the trump supporter he was glorifying on twitter was actually saying. he didn't know that the guy screamed white power in the video because, quote, this is the white house staff words, he did not hear that particular phrase. now, when i watched that video and if you watch that video, it's the only thing you are going to hear. it is the only thing that i heard, white power. that's the only thing i heard. now, i'm

the president also retweeting and then deleting hours later a video where a supporter yelled "white power." the president also denying reports that he was briefed about russian bounties being offered to taliban fighters, which "the washington post" reports is believed to have resulted in the deaths of u.s. troops. let's begin our coverage with cnn's randi kaye. she is live in west palm beach, florida. randi, as this state is leading the nation in new cases and the numbers are really troubling this morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. yes, coronavirus has infected more than 2.5 million americans, killing nearly 126,000. and here in florida, the cases are surging. in fact, sunday's numbers just yesterday, 144% jump from the previous sunday high, according to the "miami herald." the herald also reporting this morning that a quarter of the new cases all coming out of miami. and that hospitalizations in miami have risen for 15 consecutive days now. meanwhile, palm beach county here where i am, this beach behind me would normally be jammed coming up for the july 4th holiday weekend, but i

this is a presidential retweet.t of that tweet calls microsoft to be banned from federal contracts. we saw controversy with amazon and a contract with the pentagon , and now the president reach weeding a tweet which is talking about microsoft being banned from federal contract. it is not a presidential tweet. it is a retweet. that is the world we live in. trying to comb through the nuances of presidential statements. michael: -- tom: it is certainly a fact that retweets are much harder to interpret than things actually written. that insuggest washington, the land of kevin cirilli, they are looking for tweets from the president on the chairman of the joint jesus staff. that is widely -- on the joint chiefs of staff. that is widely anticipated this friday. jonathan: what did they say? not all retweets are endorsements, necessarily. i think someone will have to ask the administration whether that is an endorsement. 50 minutes away from the opening bow. i will get my plot right. we advance on the s -- from the opening b

ms long bailey was asked to delete her retweet but chose not to.d not meant to endorse all aspects of the article. here's sir keir starmer. well, the sharing of that article was wrong because the article contained anti—semitic conspiracy theories. i have therefore stood rebecca long—bailey down from the shadow cabinet. i've made it my first priority to tackle anti—semitism, and rebuilding trust with thejewish community is a number—one priority for me. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. the world health organization has warned that the death toll from the coronavirus will reach half a million by next week — and that there will be ten million infections. the united nations says police forces around the world should stop using facial recognition technology on people attending peaceful protests. technology like the system you can see here scans faces in a crowd and matches them with identities stored on a database. police forces say it helps them spot wanted criminals, but the un has other concerns. facial recognition, though, constitut

if you retweet a headline, retweet the article. there is a lot of clickbait. do, foster, shall we say conversation that benefits everybody. and also they want to combat misinformation. they want to make sure there isn't false information out there. in this beta version only for android users right now, if you retweet a story you didn't open you get a prompt saying you may retweet the story. elon musk a big twitter fan approved this measure. this to combat the fact that there is so much fake news, there is lot of clickbait and headlines and articles don't actually match. stuart: just seems to me that twitter is telling me how i can use its supposedly open platform. don't particularly care for that. susan: they want to promote informed information. should you retweet a story you haven't read anyway? stuart: that is my business. that is my business. ashley: okay. let's say if you retweeted a story that has nothing to do with the headline, it is inflammatory that is okay with you? stuart: yes. it is my businesses. >> and that's your problem, right? stuart: i expec

>> what is your reaction to the president retweeting that?> well, there is no question he should not have retweeted it and just take it down. >> does it offend you, though? it offends me and i'm white. >> well, listen, if you watch the entire video, you can't play it because it was profanity placed, the entire thing was offensive. there is no question, we can play politics with it or we can't. i'm not going to. it is indefensible. we should take it down. that's what i think. >> let's talk about policing reform, something you put a lot of energy to in the last few weeks. house democrats passed a bill this week banning chokeholds at the federal level, ending qualified immunity. you're disappointed that senate democrats blocked your policing reform legislation from having a debate, but in order to get something passed, wouldn't a agree next step be that the senate takes up the house bill, go through the amendment process, make it better, so it can get passed, so that there is still a chance for policing reform? >> well, jake, i think you asked a

this time retweeting a video that showed a supporter shouting "white power".ent eventually deleted it. took him hours to do so. jeremy dimon has details on that and the white house response. >> reporter: president trump on sunday amplifying a video in which one of his supporters can be heard saying "white power. white power." >> white power. white power. >> reporter: the president posting a retweet of that video and also adds this comment, saying, thank you to the great people of the villages. that is a location in florida where this video was reportedly shot. now, the president did delete that tweet after it was online for more than three hours. and the white house says that the president simply did not hear that message before he posted that tweet. the white house's deputy press justiciary committee judd deere saying in a statement, president trump is a big fan of the villages help did not hear the one statement made on the video. what he did see was tremendous enthusiasm from many of his supporters. this, of course somebody not an isolated incident. it is t

he retweeted a disturbing video taken in the villages in florida of trump supporters chanting a racist slogan while facing off with counterprotesters. >> where is your white hood? >> white power. white power. >> there you go, did you hear that? >> all right. nbc has not verified where and whether th when that was taken. the individupresident retweetin tweeted with a comment, great people. it's clear donald trump has reverted back to what he knows best. what he believes, i guess, will help him maintain power in november. this time around, it may not work out. if recent polling is any indication, it's failing. according to a new fox news poll, trump is trailing joe biden in key southern states in georgia, texas, florida and in north carolina. in national polls, a majority of americans are more aligned with black lives matter and protesters, with 66% approving of the movement in a recent "new york times" poll. even in mississippi, both chambers of the state leng legislature advanced a bill to remove the confederate emblem from the state flag. against a mismanaged pandemic and global unres

he had some cleaning up to do in which he retweeted a video where a man driving a golf koufrs holding trump campaign sign repeatedly yells "white power" at the protesters. the video was later removed from his page. his aides say that trump couldn't hear the repeated use of the phrase. i suggest a hearing test if that's true. so trump carried on, rage tweeting about monuments, about democrats, about protesters, and of course about us in the meeting. and this morning without context, he re-tweeted video of a st. louis couple waving weapons at protesters. another couple where the president seems interested and intent on inciting violence and unrest. joining us now, john heilemann and "new york times" editorial board member, mara gay. mara, i watched that video that he retweeted and it's obvious what's going on at the very beginning. if you open the video at all, you heard the trump supporter screaming "white power". >> it's obvious. first of all, it's really disheartening that we have to comment on the president of the united states retweeting these kind of videos. openly racist, white s

what he is retweeting? didn't hear that particular phrase when he tweeted out the video. >> did he listen to the video before retweeting it? >> he did and did not hear that particular phrase. >> also, given your opening, do you have any comment on mississippi taking steps to remove the confederate emblem in the state flag? >> i would say that that's a decision for mississippi to make and it's commendable they took this action in a lawful manner and the appropriate steps rather than tear down statues and monuments. >> thank you. a follow-up on the russia and then another issue. does the president have a specific message from moscow given the reports? >> specific message from moscow? no. he is not briefed on the matter. there's no consensus in the intelligence community. >> all right. on a separate issue, jab sonville, florida, today apparently issuing a mask order. that is, of course, where at least part of the rnc will be held this summer. has the president's thinking of wearing a mask changed at all given

now back to you. >>> president trump retweeted a video on sunday, showing a supporter chanting "whiteiately lashed out. the president eventually took down the tweet. it was up for hours, though. the uproar hasn't subsided. that tweet went out to the president's more than 80 million followers. jeremy diamond picks up the story. >> reporter: president trump on sunday amplifying a video in which one of his supporters can be saying "white power, white power." the president posting a retweet of that video, and also add thing comment saying thank you to the great people of the villages. that is a location in florida where this video was reportedly shot. the president did delete that tweet after it was online for more than three hours. the white house says the president did not hear that message before he posted that tweet. the deputy press secretary saying in a statement, president trump is a big fan of the villages, he did not hear the one statement made on the video. he did see tremendous enthusiasm from his many supporters. now, many of course, is not an isolated incident. it is the late

start with the video trump retweeted from abc news showing a couple in st.as protesters move past a private street. the man holding the gun explained to a local tv station. >> i was terrified we would be murdered within seconds and our house would be burned down and our pets would be killed. >> the demonstrators were not targeting that house according to a reporter at the scene. they were going to the mayor's home nearby to demand her resignation after she publicly announced the names and partial addresses of some people who want police reform. >> have zero go to the police. so that's [ bleep ]. >> the mayor apologized for that even as she maintain as strong law and order stance. after all, her husband was murdered in a carjacking attempt 25 years ago in front of her home. but was this protest threatening anyone? >> i think that's ridiculous. >> there was video of the armed couple and simply does not believe they were men niaced iny way. >> these people are coming out to disrupt the peace and to bring attention to a cause but no way are they coming out to in

i can't imagine another politician in the country retweeting that.i'm glad the president deleted it but it never, ever, ever should have been pushed out in the first place except to condemn it and suggest it has no place in our society. to think a month ago we saw the murder of george floyd in broad daylight and we're still grieving ahmed aubrey and we're coming off a year when we saw more anti-semitic incidents than almost any time since 50 years. we need leaders to lead, not to chant "white power" but to bring this country together, finally. i think that's what everyone is aching for, healing and reconciliation. he doesn't seem able to do that. >> derek, you are one that has been the muscle behind moving all of us in the civil rights community around this issue of hate and social media. and a significant thing has happened today in your home state of mississippi, where you live and have functioned for decades. and, you know, around my office at national action network, we think mississippi, the older folks and the younger folks, i'm with the younge

this time for retweeting this video. >> white power.ite power. >> yeah, there you go, white power. >> and you can hear the man in the video shouting "white power". mr. trump eventually deleted that tweet. the president has in the past denied his language is racist or inflammatory and dismisses criticism of such rhetoric. jeremy diamond has details on that and the white house response. >> reporter: president trump on sunday amplifying a video in which one of his supporters can be heard saying "white power. white power". >> white power. white power. >> reporter: the president posting a retweet of that video, and also adding this comment, saying "thank you to the great people of the villages". that is a location in florida where this video was allegedly shot. now, the president did delete that tweet after it was online for more than three hours. and the white house says that the president simply did not hear that message before he posted that tweet. the white house's deputy press secretary judd deere saying in a statement, "president trump

she retweeted an interview with the actress, maxine peake — in which she said police officers involved george floyd in the united states learned to kneel on a suspect‘s neck from the "israeli secret service". a spokesperson for the force denied the claim. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has been explaining his decision. the sharing of that article was wrong and because the article contained anti—semitic conspiracy theories i have therefore stood her down from the shadow cabinet. i've made it my first priority to tackle anti—semitism and rebuilding trust with thejewish community is a number one priority for me. former shadow chancellor underjeremy corbyn, the labour mp john mcdonnell, defended ms long bailey and tweeted, saying... joining me now is andrew fisher, a former aide to the previous labour leader, jeremy corbyn. welcome and thank you very much for joining us. firstly, iwanted welcome and thank you very much for joining us. firstly, i wanted to get your reaction to the sacking of rebecca long—bailey. do you agree with what say keir starmer did today? i don't, i think it is

>> reporter: the president retweeting this video to his 82 million followers.aying "trump 2020" campaign signs. trump supporters clashing with counterdemonstrators two weeks ago at a florida retirement community called the villages, according to its news site. >> november 3rd, too bad, you'll be crying! >> reporter: the president sharing a two-minute expletive-filled excerpt of the site's video, adding, thank you to the great people of the villages. senator tim scott, the senate's only black republican, called on president trump to delete the post. >> i think it's indefensible, we should take it down. >> reporter: more than three hours after posting, he did. >> this is really not about the president taking it down, this is about the judgment of the president in putting it up. >> reporter: in a statement, the white house says the president did not hear the one statement made on the video, adding, what he did see was tremendous enthusiasm from his many supporters. but the president has insisted he keeps a close eye on what he shares. >> did you notice that, when

howie: i want to get to this video that the president retweeted this morning, a clash of protestors at the villages in florida and shows one guy in golf cart with trump campaign stickers shouting white power at some antitrump supporters and the president wrote, thank you to the great people of the villages, radical left do nothing, democrats will fall, the president at the beginning of the program deleted the tweet and democrats endorsing racism. mollie: it appeared to show someone sarcastically responding him accusing him of holding this individual of holding the views bizarre castically saying -- by sarcastically saying he did. you have a lot of people advocating hatred toward white people and responses like this and it needs to be very careful. i think the media seem to want to promote conflict rather than remind people that this is a wonderful people where people get along very well and where we are, you know, we are the best country in the world on some of these things. howie: jessica, the president as i said deleting the tweet after only republican senator tim scott said this was

the president has amplified, retweeted or posted in some form or fashion, hateful comments, sometimesfrom his supporters, sometimes from his own mouth. he recently said when the looting starts, the shooting starts. we also know the president has talked about very fine people in charlottesville. that's what critics have pounced on today, saying this was very similar. the president has repeatedly amplified anti-muslim bigotry as well on his platform. the president ultimately decided to take this down. what he has not done is apologized for it, nor has he condemned the racist message from this one trump supporter he amplified in this video this morning. >> jeremy diamond, thank you so much. >>> coming up, promising news out of the new york in the fight against the coronavirus. we'll go there live, next. so whh any differently? complete the job with listerine® help prevent plaque, early gum disease, bad breath and kill up to 99.9% of germs. listerine® bring out the bold™ leading armies to battle?, was that your great-aunt, keeping armies alive? drafting the plans. taking the pictures. was

. >> reporter: president trump who golfed today put himself in a trap with an offensive retweet. he thanked florida supporters, but the expletive-filled video included shouts of white power. trump ally republican senator tim scott called it indefensible. >> there is no question he should not have retweeted it and he should just take it down. >> the president's retweet was deleted and they claimed the president did not hear the racist chant. kelly o'donnell, nbc news. >>> new details tonight about the man accused of crashing into and shooting people at a walmart in northern california. sheriffs investigators say the subject was fired last year at his job at that center a couple hours north of sacramento. lewis lane was let go in february of 2019 for failing to show up for work. lane crashed his car into the building and then opened fire. he killed one man and injured four others before officers shot and killed him. >>> starbucks is the latest company to pause its advertisement on all social media platforms. the company will use the time on how to stop the spread of hate speech ami

monday, the president retweeted news footage of the st. louis missouri couple pointing a weapon of peaceful protesters marching by. sunday, president trump also we treated this video where a trump supporter in a florida retirement community shouted white power. >> we did not hear that particular phrase when he tweeted out the video. >> reporter: the white house press secretary emphasized the president strong stance on law and order after reports of multiple shootings within a protest zone in seattle. natalie brand, cbs news the white house.>>> civil rights group have filed a lawsuit against the white house and federal officials wins the forceful removal of protesters from lafayette square june 1.>>> amazons streaming service which has temporarily suspended account longing to the trump campaign for hateful conduct. the company said a video recently rebroadcast on the platform of trumps 2016 campaign rally, which he called mexicans and criminals violated the company's policy read his comments recently made at a rally in tulsa oklahoma were a

so does the president retweet other people's tweets and videos without knowing the full context of whathear that particular phrase when he tweeted out the video. >> did he listen to the video before retweeting it? >> he did. and he did not hear that particular phrase. >> so that was white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany yesterday, addressing the video retweeted by the president over the weekend. meanwhile two white house officials telling nbc news president trump's tweet set off a five-alarm fire inside the white house because aides could not reach him to delete it. the tweet remained online for three hours because they could not get ahold of the president to take it down. he was at his golf club in virginia and had put his phone down. they also reached his aide and were unsuccessful as well am come was pointing firearms at a group of protesters. a 30-second video shows the couple outside their upscale home on sunday brandishing a firearm and a pistol while protesters were protesting 30 feet away. >>> my wife doesn't know anything about guns but she knowsing being scared, and she

after trump retweeted it, andrew lawrence changed his screen name to trump is dumb, sloppy and moist.ow i don't know about moist, but i have noticed something odd about donald trump, odder than usual even. and when i see him on tv i have a hard time thinking of anything else. our president is lopsided. when he stands up straight, it isn't straight, he's kind of offkilter. he's bent. here he is in a room. here he is at a rally. with the gangsta-lean going there, on the lawn. and he has the nerve to call hillary crooked. he looks like an upside down bowling pin teetering on the edge of the gutter. it would seem the bone spurs have finally spread throughout his whole body. this has been another terrible week, and our government is terrible and the world is terrible and everything is terrible and i think we all need a boost. so, against the advice of doctors, against the advice of the cdc, i invited a friend to come to my house. this is someone who i think can cheer anyone up, and i want to introduce you to him now, here he is, ladies and gentlemen, say hello to upbeat bobby. bobby? ♪ >>

yesterday, trump retweeted a video from his pet frog "lou dobbs." hilariously declared trump to be arguably the greatest president "in our history? the video was posted mockingly, by a user named "@ndrewlawrence." who, after trump retweeted it, change his screen name to "trump is dumb, sloppy, and moist." so now that's on the president's timeline. that's on arguably the greatest president in history's timeline. i don't know about moist, but i have noticed something very odd about donald trump, odder than usual even, and when i see him on tv now, i have a hard time thinking about anything else our president is lopsided. when he stands up straight, it isn't straight. he's kind of off-kilter. look at this. right? he's bent. here he is in a room. here he is at a rally. with the gangsta lean. on the lawn, and he has the nerve to call hillary crooked. he looks like an upside-down bowling pin, teetering on the edge of the gutter. look at that. it would seem the bone spurs have finally spread throughout his whole body. you know, this has been a terrible wee

. >> reporter: the president this weekend made a really interesting retweet, he retweeted michael moore, a liberal saying that the anger of white men is what president trump is speaking to. the president retweeted, seemed to endorse that and i think it's telling, considering the diversity of the protests that the president believes his base are those, are angry white men who are dissatisfied with the changing norms and cultural changes happening in this country right now. >> that was worth ten seconds, abby, thank you very much. david frum, thank you as well. >>> so new questions about president trump's health because of this video that we saw over the weekend. what's going on there? that's next. and right now, is a time for action. so, for a second time we're giving members a credit on their auto insurance. because it's the right thing to do. we're also giving payment relief options to eligible members so they can take care of things like groceries before they worry about their insurance or credit card bills. right now is the time to take care of what matters most. like we've done toge