rick tyler, former spokesman for the cruz campaign, lonnie chen, former adviser to both mitt romney andrt with you. i watched both speeches last night and, first of all, i knew we were going to be in for a treat when i saw the prompter being set up for donald trump. it would seem to me that the choice sometimes between his speeches is stiff and predictable or bizarre and offensive. the prompter is not his friend. why does he keep using it? >> i think he finally listened to somebody's advice that, look, the contrast was dramatic. hi hillary clinton wins the nomination, the first female elected to major party, she had a big celebratory speech. donald trump has had a terrible week. he's a horribly, both inarticulate and undisciplined candidate. as little as 48 hours ago he was telling everybody his team was telling him, don't talk about the judge. he was insisting everybody talk about the judge. he missed opportunity after opportunity after opportunity to hit hillary clinton on the jobs report, on the ig report, on the -- her foreign policy speech. completely miss ed it. and he doesn't wor

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controversial billboards have been removed, but rick tyler is hoping to bring them back.e says the billboard owners caved into fear and took them down without his permission. now a local man is spearheading an effort to >> what i want to do is show the world, show everyone that in polk county and bradley county in tennessee, we love one another. >> rick tyler says he hopes to have his campaign signs back up by next week. >>> stanley's children, grand children and great grandchild are all remembering him this morning. the blue grass singer died yesterday, he was 89. stanley had skin cancer. he started performing in the 1940s and sang at president jimmy carter and president bill clinton's inauguration. stanley's music for the movie o brother where art thou was also popul popular. >>> we continue to follow breaking news out of britain where vote voters have approved a move to leave the european union and president obama has been briefed. what he's expect abouted do within the >>> and you can see some rain sticking around the area. north and west of the city here. chuck bell

. >> joining me now is rick tyler, former ted cruz campaign spokesman and now msnbc political analyst republican strategist susan del percio. thanks both of you for being here. >> good to be here. >> trump is trying to reboot -- i mean, rick he becomes more professional in his campaign they are saying and rebuting. is he even capable of doing it? >> it remains to be seen. he gave a very good speech. needs a little work on teleprompter and getting familiar with the text and making his own. i thought it was pretty good and avoided the temptation he often has of relitigating the past and past grievances of people have against him, particularly hillary clinton going after him on economic issues and on foreign policy issues. i thought overall it was a good speech. it could have been two speeches. there's a lot to go after. we'll see. >> but, susan, he made a speech, read the teleprompter, then he goes off to scotland, the day that we find out that they have voted against staying in the european union, shakes the markets worldwide, shocks europe. and he's selling sweets to his golf resort a

rick tyler that contained a phrase there. "make america white again." now responding to the outrage taylor told a local tv station he has nothing against people of color. he said his goal was to remind people of a simpler time. he is running as an independent. all right. right now wildfires burning in seven western states. firefighters are making progress now battling a pair of fires burning north of los angeles. the fire complex is 10% contained. while the flames have not merged the fires are a mile and a half away. but cooler temperatures are expected to come in for the rest of the week which is what they need to hear. >> absolutely. >> check out the new tool that santa barbara county firefighters are using to fight their wildfires. infa red device. it's -- infrared device attached to a iphone. it allows them to see 100 yards in front of them in -- the firefighter bought 20 devices. they are going to have to use them. they could use a break in the water. >> little bit of a cooldown. we have a break from our weather from the tornado in howard county an

bush and rick tyler, former spokesman for the ted cruz campaign. thank you both for being with me. u. is this going to be something that trump would have said last week if orlando had not happened or is he going to be changing it depending on what hillary clinton and her campaign has been very focused on specific attacks on where they think he is weakest? >> yeah, you know, jose, hillary clinton has to make this a referendum on donald trump and she's clearly doing that. she did it in her foreign policy speech and she did it yesterday going directly after donald trump's weaknesses in his own record. donald trump needs to make this a referendum on hillary clinton, but he has the advantage because he can talk about going in a new direction and he can cite some specific policy changes that would lead us out of this anemic economic growth and the lack of job creation that the clinton -- that clinton does not want to defend of the current administration. this has been one of the slowest recovery growth periods in person history. people's wages have not gone up. what donald trump needs to

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former communications director and msnbc advisor rick tyler joining us as well. hallie, i'll start with you if i can. this is not the first time donald trump has made comments similar to this line of attack he's been using against elizabeth warren, is it? >> echo those remarks a couple decades ago back in 1993 when he filed this federal lawsuit revolving around casinos, on reservations controlled by native americans. he testified in front of congress on this. listen to what he said in 1939. you'll hear the similarities. >> the other thing is i'd like to know how many of these people are even indians to begin with. because i've looked at them and i have to tell you something, they don't look like indians to me and i've told a couple of them who came into my office i said i believe i have more indian blood in my veins than you have and i have none and they laugh. they think it's a joke. >> okay, so flash forward now 23 years later, 2016, donald trump is not backing away from any of these comments about senator elizabeth warren. he's doubled down on them again and a

rick tyler, an independent congressional candidate, created this hoping it would go viral. he says americans should go back to the 1960s where there were no break-ins, violent crimes or mass immigration. the billboard was taken down, but tyler hopes it will go back up soon. >> the house did not adjourn delivered, a very powerful message to the american people, that there has been too much carnage in america, that there is an epidemic of gun violence in america. >> we are continuing to follow that developing story on capitol hill. house democrats mounting an unprecedented 16 hour sit-in. tracie potts is live on capitol hill. and the house adjourned. what are the democrats planning to do now? >> reporter: officially it's not over even though the house has adjourned. purchases and some democrats have gone home, but some were passionate about this we're told and wanted to say. so as of about 10, 15 minutes ago, there was still about a dozen people. you can see there is someone there on the house floor with the lights tell on, but the gallery empty. they were trying to force a v

the sign is for rick tyler, an independent congressional candidate for tennessee's third district.he hoped, his billboard went viral. he says he stands by the message. lots of people disagree. the billboard was taken down less than 12 hours after it went up. >>> the owner of the pulse nightclub will hold a fundraising event today to remember the victims of the june 12th shooting massacre. the event will be held in an orlando park, and it will be latin themed, just like the night of the mass shooting that left 49 people dead and more than 50 wounded. the money raised will benefit pulse nightclub employees. locally, nbc 10 was at frankie bradley's at center city last night for the love is love fundraiser to show support. all the money raised from this event will go to help orlando shooting victims and their families. >>> it's a quarter past 5:00. new information this morning. three people arrested heading into the holland tunnel with a car full of guns have pleaded not guilty to weapons charges. john cramsey and dean smith are both from lehigh county. police stopped their truck tuesd

. >> joining us tonight, is rick tyler. an see the lineup of surrogates for hillary clinton. president obama, out on the trail. joe biden, elizabeth warren is ready to be out there. al franken. senators all over the country. who is ready to campaign for donald trump? we will see president obama in green bay with hillary clinton. will we see anyone campaigning with donald trump? >> the contrast has been dramastic. donald trump has suffered self inflicted missteps, causing his party. we just saw elizabeth warren on this network endorse hillary clinton. >> chris christie reported to have said he is tired of republicans not getting on board. he said quote, lindsay graham needs to shut up. nothing like that going on on the democratic side. what is your sense of the clinton war room? you were in the trump war room, in the opposing war room to them. i get the feeling there are things they don't think of, don't care about? was that your feeling? or do you think, they do, but can't execute it because of an erratic candidate? >> the p

. >> rick tyler, you work for ted cruz, know him well.e's one of those people who has not been out there so far publicly endorsing, aligning with donald trump. is he sitting back and saying, i made a smart move right now? >> i'm not sure about that. ted cruz is going to endorse or not endorse. my suspicion is that he won't endorse. i think donald trump carried the campaign too far, attacking ted cruz. but steve, this speaks to an underlying structural problem in the campaign, you can't have a campaign that relies on the utterances of the candidate from day to day. i get that the candidate is in charge of the campaign. but look at all the opportunities they're missing. you had the jobs report, the i.g. report. you could have a coms team driving those messages which the media is reporting on expanding on those. hillary clinton and a dismal jobs report, 38,000 jobs reported, or the i.g. report that she mishandled classified information. instead of talking about that, we're talking about a judge that nobody cares about. that's a problem in th

bush and reich tyler, an msnbc political analyst. rick your reaction to "the washington post" report by the push to stop trump by changing party rules, in fact shawn spicer released a statement. all of the discussion about the rnc rules committee acting to undermine the presumptive nominee is silly, there is no organized effort, strategy or leader of this so called movement. it's nothing more than a media creation and series of tweets. you agree? you hear anything about these? >> i am. i agree with shawn on the one hand it's not silly, it will be could be and might be very, very serious, if the trump continues to perform the way he's been performing and people see the writing on the wall that november would be an imminent disaster. on the other hand he is right, the efforts that i've seen are not serious, and it's very difficult to beat something with nothing, and so for they have not presented what their something would be. people are not going to overthrow donald trump for some unknown. they got to fix that first. >> putting that forwar

. >> rick tyler is with me now. rick, you heard the words there from paul ryan. something contrary to their conscious. today we hear from a colorado delegate to the republican convention using that same term, saying he wants a conscious clause at the republican convention whereby delegates could choose not to vote for trump, even if they were not bound to trump. it's not an accident we're hearing so many people say conscious. >> first of all, the idea that we're having a discussion about voting your conscious at the republican nomination convention shows you how problematic the trump nomination is and has become and probably will continue to be. the problem with this idea though is that you can't beat something with nothing. you can't just say everybody vote their conscious and not have a specific alternative which the delegates will rally behind. that's going to result in nothing because most of the delegates there, by virtue of winning the nomination, will be for donald trump. unless there's an alternative people can look at and say this is who i would choose o

er >> that is rick tyler, an independent congressional candidate in tennessee who started a controversyy putting up a make america white again billboard. tyler says americans should go back to the 1960s where there were no break-ins, violent crimes or mass immigration. the billboard was taken down, but tyler hopes it will go back up soon. >>> in "news 4 your health," you will likely need to brave a needle this upcoming flu season because health officials now say the mnasal flu vaccine doesn't wo work. this could affect pediatricians who give the nasal flu mist to children. the cdc is still urging anyone six months and older to get vaccinated. >>> 6:42 on this storm team 4 weather alert day as we've been tracking some pretty serious weather moving through getting a lot of twitter about lightning and loud thunder. >> thunder, rain, wind, all that in play here early this morning. the commute into work this morning, very stormy with wind and lightning some of things you need to watch out for. as long as you get home tonight before 6:00 on, you're probably fine. but could be more storms late

rick tyler, an independent congressional candidate, hopes that it would create that controversy and possibly go viral p. he says americans should go back to to the 1960s where there were no break-ins, violent crimes or mass immigration. but tyler hopes it will go back up soon. >>> another lottery jackpot is growing, the mega millions is at $363 million right now. if you took the lump sum, it would be $244 million in cash. it is the sixth largest jackpot if mega millions history. next drawing is tomorrow night. >>> don't leave home without the up umbrella. the rain is just starting to move in and it could be severe. chuck bell is tracking the timing next. >>> a massive water main break could throw a huge wrench in your morning commute. where the water is still flowing this morning as well as a look at how to get around. >>> baltimore police officer in the death of freddie gray prepares to learn his fate. but we're not only watching the verdict. a look at whether the city could also see rriots. >>> sitting down in an effort to t stand up. the latest on capitol hill where house democrats are de

rick tyler has been watching with us, former spokesman for ted cruz. rick, do you care to join nicolle wallace in that pledge? >> i agree largely with what nicolle said. i think donald trump really delivered a speech as if his campaign depended on it. there's a lot i like about the speech. he put the clintons right inside the washington rigged game. that's something people are upset with washington. he did that through their support of nafta, through trade. i disagree slightly with nicolle wallace. i thought he did an effective job of tying taking money from regimes that owe press women and execute homosexuals. that's another theme he really got into a lot of democratic themes. he's really making a play for democrats, workers. he made a direct appeal to bernie sanders' supporters and talked about a lot of themes to bring people back to jobs. now, my criticism about the speech, which overall i'm very pleased with the speech. i think he could have done a foreign policy speech in a completely separate speech. he could have done just an economic speech and

the sign is for rick tyler, an independent congressional candidate for tennessee's third district.ys he stands by his message, but a lot of people disagreed, and the billboard was taken down less than 12 hours after it went up. >>> 6:18. let's get a look at the schuylkill this morning. >> first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has an update for you head out the door. >> we're watching the schuylkill expressway. this is right around south street. looking okay so far. traffic may be a little slower headed westbound right here. at least through this point. no big problems or delays. that's probably just where the cars are starting to merge, where we're seeing that slowdown. headed eastbound, no big problems. we're not seeing any of those huge delays yet. we're also still watching that accident scene out in west philadelphia. not a major scene anymore. the intersection is basically open but still some police cruisers on the scene. 63rd and haverford avenue. moving over into new jersey, in hamilton township there is an overturned vehicle on route 129 southbound. the ramp to rout

. >> jacob, thank you, let's go to republican strategist rick tyler, i've got to ask you, what does it mean for the republican party, that's in a really difficult spot right now as it is. what does it mean for the republican party to see this kind of violence post rally? >> well, look, first of all, what you're seeing is the demonstration of the radical left, the protesters, there's some anarchists, there's a lot of young people, there's obviously a few who are provoking this situation, when you have people who want to go and hear a presidential candidate, donald trump and that's their candidate, they should be able to do that without fear or threat of violence. it's going to reflect on the democratic party because the people who are showing up don't want donald trump and it's not going to be the reflection of the democratic party that resort to violence. >> this doesn't look like a democratic event. >> we see a lot of young people who said they're definitely supporters of bernie sanders, but they're definitely, in any case, people will see them as anti trump and there will be attached

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bush and rick tyler, former spokesman for ted cruz. good to see you.rgue that britain's decision foreshadows a trump victory out of many of the same sentiments in the words of who new york times anger at elites, anxiety about loss of sovereignty and perhaps most of all resentment toward migrants and refugees. joe, is this truth to that? >> well, there is some truth to the fact the same sentiment that you saw exhibited in england does exist here. certainly some anxiety about illegal immigrants being in this country and it's been strong enough to catapult donald trump into his election efforts. he won all of the primaries, the presumptive nominee of the party. donald trump still has to be concerned about the money that hillary clinton's going to spend in the battleground states where this election is going to be won or lost. not lost on the general sentiment of voters as it relates to immigration, it's going to be won in ohio, in florida, and pennsylvania and virginia and right now hillary clinton is getting ready to spend a lot of money on negative ads

let's turn to rick tyler, former spokespers spokesperson.alk about the process that republicans are going through right now. it is very clear that a lot of them don't feel comfortable with how trump has handled himself and his rhetoric. are they going to try to do something to make that change or is that even possible? >> i'm not sure it is possible. look, the party is in a really terrible situation right now and the campaign seems to be in a downward spiral. the only person that can change is donald trump and donald trump has to change himself but he seems to be incapable of it. he can start by apologizing by the remarks and get it beyond him. he seems incapable of doing that, jose, and today, worst timing, worst timing shaerks he -- and he is raising time for millionaires and billionaires. someone has to pay for the campaign and he hasn't put together a team that is running a campaign and hillary clinton so far, if you look at the two, if you compare and contrast the two presumptive nominees and the day they came to that, there has been qu

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here's the thing, unlike someone like rick tyler asked to resign from senator ted cruz campaign, someonea lone wolf guy who was perfectly matched to trump. now you've got a situation where he doesn't just go back into the regular ranks of consultants, he has to find his way. >> jeff zeleny, lewandowski called trump, quoting him now, probably the best speaker our country has seen. listen to this. >> i don't know if it is so much of that. there's been a lot of conjecture in the media about what's going on well and what isn't going well in the campaign. i think a lot of that is just media trying to hype up a campaign. what we have is a candidate on the other side under criminal investigation from the fbi that most of mainstream media doesn't want to talk about. instead they want to talk about things donald trump said or did 20, 30, 40 years ago, even when he gives a great policy speech, and he is probably the best speaker our country has seen as a presidential candidate, he doesn't get credit for those things. >> this is a candidate that has gotten himself into trouble many times for saying

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former ted cruz campaign communication director now msnbc political director rick tyler.ial steve ratner. >> "huffington post" sam. >> on the hill, "new york times" reporter jeremy peters. okay. donald trump is speaking out about the stern rebuke he's received from top republicans in washington for what many -- i'm not -- for what were racist criticisms of a federal judge. in an interview at trump tower. can we stop being objective and characterize things so carefully? does everyone know what racism is? >> explain to the audience. >> everything is written like it might be. >> she doesn't like what many call racist comments. >> i might be wearing a gray sweater, some say i'm wearing a gray sweater but i'm going to be objective and say reports are i could be wearing a gray sweater. just stop. >> the comments were racist. >> yes. does anyone disagree? anybody? >> no. >> the entire room. >> no. >> okay. said he was disappointed and surprised by the leader's reactions. ask if they were being disloyal, trump said, i had just won more votes than anyone in the history of the part

he's not yet endorsed trump and i was talking to rick tyler who worked with ted cruz's campaign for most rubio, i think, grappling with the same things. he's further down this kind of acceptance of donald trump than ted cruz, but my question for you is who is left standing if, in fact, the trump campaign continues ends up off the rails at the end of this. are there any republicans left to pick up the mantle? >> well, we don't -- look, it's the beginning of june. right. we have a long way to go with donald trump as the nominee of the republican party. you know, assuming he becomes the nominee. so i think that you look at marco rubio and the other candidates. i think there will be a clear dividing line going forward for the future of the republican party between people who accommodated donald trump, and people who held out on principle and said i can't do this. >> i can't endorse him. >> if he stays on this track, and, you know, the big question was he won the nomination in an unorthodox style, to say the least. but i think there was a belief that over the last five weeks that having put a

tyler, it's yours. >> rick, thank you very much. german yields amazingly low.continue to inch higher as crude oil sits above the $50 a barrel mark. will this momentum keep up or slow down ahead? let's bring in art, ubs financial director of floor operations. art, welcome. good to have you with us. the market is inching higher as we just said but is it inching higher for enduring or what i would call good reasons for lack of a better term? >> well, i don't know that that's the case. i think some of it is self-induced. you know, they sense that we're near making an all-time high, as long as we're up here let's try it. we have season nty to it. june is mediocre month, the first two are okay before an exploration, which we're having now. we'll have that a week from friday. so you have some of those things working. it is important, however, that we try to hold on to these gains. oil slipped back below $51. if we give up these gains, we have a bit of a problem because while we made a higher high, less than one full point. if we went back to unchanged or negative terr

tyler, back to you. >> all right. rick, thank you very much.ith the s&p 500 and the nasdaq having their worst days since way back on may 17th. that's almost two weeks ago. yields around the world are are falling with germany, the u.s. -- excuse me, uk and japan. all setting record throws day. rick santelli mentioned the german bund. the yield there is near zero s this time for investors to take risk out of their portfolio? joining us is jamie foxx from paris financial group and showenstein from the morning star growth fund. welcome. you know, we've had lots of rumbles, jrnlg sorros and carl icahn and bill gross saying the financial markets are a super nova of -- [ no audio ] >> tyler, you know, from the jensen perspective, you can make the case that some parts of the market are overvalued. i think the important thing in the way that we would think about it is if you're looking at individual companies, you can still find valuations that can make sense from a long term perspective. because of 9 streng nthe streng fundamentals that allow them to g

tyler, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much, rick. three bs impacting your money today.e talk brexit, now on buy backs, then soon the banks. let's start with the stock buy backs at a record high. something about 10% to $589.4 billion in the 12 months through march. so is this good for the market? joining us is chief market strategist with boston private wealth and craig columbus, ceo of tower square investment manage. ment, craig, probably good for the market overall because it puts a floor under stock prices broadly speaking. but it's not a good sign for the economic because that money is being used to buy back stock rather than get invested in new capital outlets. >> i think you're spot on. a legitimate technique but when you have debt filled buy backs to boost eps, that really reflects financial engineering and a lofk growack of growth inl economy. where do you see a high level of financial engineering? more companies reporting nongap pro form eps tells that you earnings quality isn't great and growth isn't great. >> what does it tell when you we see lots of buy backs

tyler and the gang back to you. >> we'll talk about that right now, rick santelli. he's talking about the flattening year curve?ere is a generic yield curve on the bottom, time, on the left, field, the price of money. if you lend your friend money overnight, you're going to charge him or her interest? they're probably good for t right? what if they want to borrow money for five years? you'd probably charge them more and for ten years, a lot more. that's why when you get a 30-year mortgage from a bank the interest rate is higher than a 15-year mortgage. this is generally how it should work. sometimes the yield curve gets inverted. why would money be cheaper in the future? bond traders think maybe a recession is company -- coming and the fed will have to put interest rates. that's why we're so fearful of an inverted curve. banks lop a steep yield curve because when we show it to you, a steep yield curve, this is what you get paid when you put your deposits in almost nothing. when the yield curve is steep and you want to borrow money for a mortgage that spread they love it, the steeper it gets. right now the yield