>> joe rogan: yeah one of those days, huh?we're, we're fortunate we have a lot of them but you know they get a lot of pressure so uh when you get one of these birds it's pretty special. >> joe rogan: public land hunting is always, always a lot of work. >> dan bailey: in general anybody and everybody can come out here and chase your birds so. hey, there's a bunch of birds right there. see them go on through the trees right there? >> anthony: i saw. >> joe rogan: a bunch of pheasants just got up. let's get serious about this. >> anthony: all right. >> dan bailey: we'll take these dogs to the river. rooster! oh nice shot! we got to get up on that bank. >> joe rogan: who got it? >> dan bailey: anthony got it! >> joe rogan: nice! i missed that one over here. >> dan bailey: good boy! come bring it here. come. good boy! come on jugger. nice shot! >> anthony: thank you. >> dan bailey: bring it here. come on! drop. drop! here you go! montana rooster. good eating! >> anthony: alright man. start plucking! >> anthony: with one in the bag,

we want to get the politics from tom rogan and jessica tarlog money and we've been talking about theimilarities at home, the establishment wanting something different for their lives. how similar is this to what's playing out here with the donald trump movement? >> i think it's quite similar in terms of people from different political persuasions bucking the trend, bucking the establishment and doing so by a pretty significant margin based on polling data of the lafew weeks. i think there is an indication of this momentum against the idea that the status quo is in some way sustainable. so the reflection of that in terms of donald trump, i would use a very good example and let's see if it holds. but bernie sanders the other day with the campaign polling suggesting how many bernie sanders supporters would vote for donald trump. it was about 22%. that suggests to me that donald trump can galvanize on immigration that uses anger to create a major change against that establishment. >> tom rogan, we'll bring in jessica tarlove. if you look backward, we look at president obama in what many

let's go to josh rogan, a columnist for the washington post. good morning to you. i understand that dana got 200 of the 802 pages. did the washington post get a different portion of those 800 pages as well? >> just to speak for myself, i did not get any pages. i did a bunch of reporting and i did read the summary that dana mentioned by mike pompeiio and jim jordan which represents a narrative based on the 800 pages. you had four sections, the section on what happened before the attack, why was the security not up to snuff, then a section on what happened during the attack where the committee seeks to present evidence that the response, while the attack was going on, was insufficient and senior officials didn't communicate and didn't know what was going on and didn't talk to each other, and then a section about after the attack, the talking points, how it was spun and all this stuff about how the administration claimed there was a protest but there was no protest, then the fourth section about compliance, section all about how the administration didn't really cooper

joining us now, tom rogan. on this being british and american. give us a sense of how these two intersections are happening here. the level of anger we felt in the united states is evidenced by donald trump's nomination for the republican presidential candidate. and then, this lead vote there in the united kingdom, both centering around immigration. >> yes. i think that is incredibly important point. and i think again, it comes down to that issue of untapped anger that became tapped. it was tapped by the referendum and tapped now by the rise of donald trump. and so the donald trump campaign, i imagine, will be looking at the potential of the same anger, if you think about tonight, where the victory for the lead campaign was won in the hard left strong holds in old industrial towns of modern england, similar to areas of pennsylvania and ohio by depreciation of manufacturing. that allows donald trump to potentially tap into that. it's astonishing. it is. i -- it is going to take a few days for this to settle in.

we want to bring in our guests tom rogan and doug smith.om, we are hearing language that sounds coordinated. we got another statement from the presumed democratic nominee hillary clinton saying it is an act of terror and an act of hate. a lot of people thought they may be hesitant to use the word "terror." what is the significance of that at this early juncture? >> caveating that we don't know a lot. the facts early on you saw a number of intelligence committee chairmen and ranking members from the senate, house coming out and making definitive statements suggested alignment with isil. you see that upping quickly to a greater level. i think that's suggesting the u.s. intelligence community has information that is leading them to brief people in that regard. also i think one of the challenges here and we talked to the assistant director there about the threat that the fbi faces and the challenges it faces. there is limited resources. we are a free society. one of the things we are going to have to debate about going forward is the degree to

more now from abc's ali rogan. >> reporter: vote after vote on the senate floor all rejected. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> reporter: four bills, all to address gun violence, none advancing. senators especially democrats were angry. >> so today, i am angry. i am frustrated. republicans are just about as phony as anyone could be. >> but no one on either side of the aisle seemed surprised. >> not surprised but disappointed. >> i think they were the same votes we had before and the same outcome. so i wasn't necessarily surprises. >> i know it was no surprise today that these votes turned out the way they did. >> reporter: the reality was all the measures had been voted on before and all failed. back in 2013, there was a hope that a bipartisan bill could pass. so much so that vice president joe biden presided over the vote. but the bill, which would have forced background checks at gun shows and online failed. >> the amendment is not agreed to. >> reporter: prompting someone in >> shame o

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cnn political analyst josh rogan, also a columnist for "the washington post". in case you went to sleep last night thinking when you woke up we would have a declared winner in california, not yet. hillary clinton leads there by about 400,000 votes. bernie sanders closing the percentage. over the last several hours, isn't made any headway in the total vote differential there. hillary clinton still up by 406,000 votes. a lot of votes left to be counted, but hillary clinton has a fairly comfortable lead there. nevertheless, hillary clinton is the presumptive nominee for the democratic party, something we knew 24 hours ago, something she finally declared and embraced last night, tal, in a very big rally to her supporters here in brooklyn. >> absolutely. in some ways, this is the moment that hillary clinton has been waiting for, for arguably even more than eight years. it showed when in the first minutes of her speech, she harkened back to that moment eight years ago where she conceded to barack obama and said she didn't crack that glass ceiling and didn't breakthro

he has tapped into the emotions that washington is rogan. they want new leadership, bold leadership. and he definitely offers that. the other part of it is that the media has been favorable to donald trump in this process. anytime he was to give a speech, they clobbered -- they covered donald trump. primarily the focus was on donald trump. >> who is responsible for where we are at this point? 2010, they said, give us control of congress and we will cut the size of government and restore republican values. that didn't happen. then they came back and said we can't do it without the senate. they said, give us control of the senate. they didn't do that either. the republican party has been totally demoralized. donald trump has tapped into that. i don't believe he would ever to -- he would ever do anything anyway but he has taken advantage of the settlement with the republican leadership. i find it ironic that the same republican leadership is leading the charge with donald trump. quite interesting. this is all about the fair use of the republica

seth rogan tweeted about it saying it made his day. >> i bet there was some blushing parents. >> i bet there were, too. checking in with anthony. >> can you imagine your boy seeing that? >> i could not, i would walk out. >> shield your eyes! >> let's talk about this, you can see from our camera here dealing with fog along the coastal reasons, but a good mix of sun and clouds. you go down to the south bay about ten degrees warmer. 65 right now in san francisco. later on, it will stay cool, you will notice a good mix of 70s under the inner bay. it is lower 80s and nothing like we saw in the last few days. this drought monitor has come out today. right now it is just abnormal conditions for the peninsula. still extreme drought conditions fair alameda county and santa clara county. so that is great news. things are getting a little better in the drought category. we still have fog building along the coastline down towards santa cruz. that will stay put, and look how it goes all of the way down towards l.a. and san diego. that is our marine layer that will stay with us over the next few day

ali rogan, the white house. >>> now to a security scare at the white house.h a gun brazenly walked up to a check point. a 31-year-old was shot by secret service after he ignored their commands to stop. he later told them he came to shoot people and planned to die by suicide by police. his lawyer said he previously sought psychiatric treatment. he's now behind bars until his trial. >>> michelle obama and her daughters arrived in spain but didn't have their usual flawless entrance. this is what happened when they arrived in madrid. the dresses, they had beautiful hair. but the wind, the wind made their -- you could say it was challenging. still, they handled it well, i think you could say. >> what do you protect more, the dress or the hair? that's the challenge they're facing. >> i think you first go for the dress. the dress is a top priority. they're on their last leg of their three nation tour to promote education for girls. >> a similar thing took place years ago. but the president was there, and he held mrs. obama's skirt down. >>> two sisters in texas will

you know, josh rogan, one person who did like this speech was reince priebus.rump tonight. exactly the right approach and perfectly delivered. interesting, yes? >> it's like reince is trying i to pat him own the back. yes, it's good for reince prebus that donald trump makes an outreach to the republican party, but it doesn't mean it will be successful or sustained. so reince priebus' mission is to unite all the people within the trump campaign. it's not clear either side is really doing it. the donald trump we see reading off the teleprompter, remarks written presumably by his staff, that's a very conciliatory, open-minded, outstretched hand donald trump. whenever he puts the teleprompter away and talks off the cuff or on a conference call, he seems to be a different person. that person doesn't really seem to care what the reince prieb priebuses really think. >> it's no surprise he didn't mention trump university and the lawsuit. i want you to listen to the language and we'll talk about it on the back end. >> you've given me the honor to lead the republican par

seth rogan tweeted about the incident. he said this mistake made his day. >> all of movies too with that title. >> i know. >>> mega millions fever spreading across the country. the jackpot stands at $415 million. >>> this has some they could be the winner and it could be you. if you choose to receive a lump sum the cash option is $286 million before taxes. the next drawing is friday night if you're at all tempting. >> we can dream. california dreaming on thursday morning. >> not a bad thing. let's check in with anthony. >>> we're looking good. we have that marine layer that's back in san francisco. the fog is even across parts of the inner bay and peninsula and north bay. that's going to lead to cooling across our inland valley. 70s in the inner bay and 80s for the south bay and north bay and tri-valley. the thing about these temperatures they are going down. it's still going to be warm but it's not going to be 90s and triple digits. but we'll see 80s and you'll notice reading 100 degrees. so high pressure staying in contr

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joining us with the latest is josh rogan. josh, good morning. thank you for being up early with us.have seen hillary clinton in particular spend most of her time pivot going after donald trump. yesterday she started to layout her plan force ts yesterday she started to layout her plan force t for the econom. listen to what she had to say. >> first, let's break through the dysfunction in washington. to make the biggest investment in new good paying jobs since world war ii. let's make college debt free-for-all. let's rewrite the rules so more companies share profits with employees and fewer ship profits and jobs overseas. every american willing to work hard should be able to find a job that pays enough to support a family. >> here are clinton's ideas. she laid out five specific ideas to fix the economy. josh, with both clinton and trump's unfavorable ratings so high, is this an attempt by the former secretary to turn back the numbers in her direction so people come out and vote for her? >> i think that's right. i think there is something else going. donald trump is trying to set the te

we're waiting for david cameron to come out and tom rogan is talking a little bit about donald trump and populist movement. trump is over in scots land now. >> i don't know if that is planned. >> he said he would be for leaving the eu it's so interesting to see this play out. people are saying it would close and won't actually happen, the uk won't leave the eu. we're seeing a number of these outlet's projecting that the uk has voted to lead the european union. as we said, this is history in the making but people in the u.s. saying if this happened there, is there a possibility we can see a change here in the united states? >> well, you think about that. you go back in history a little bit. there was a revolution, a conservative revolution in the united kingdom about 30 years ago, the election of margaret thatcher and there have been many that compared this vote to thatcher's election. some of the same anger over economics and many parts of the united kingdom. >> over national security. so big now. >> yes. national security that thatcher was very strong in. you had the election of rea

=ñ >> so that is the trailer for the sethq rogan comedy sausage party. different version before finding dory. the theater said it was a mistake. playing that trailer was a one-time honest mistake by a theater manager moving screens around in an effort to accommodate several large last-minute groups wanting to see finding dory and the mistake was caught and the right movie aired. >>> an iowa farmer who is a tennis fanatic just built a wimbledon replica in his cattlefield lot. he calls it the all iowa tennis club, instead of the all england tennis club where it is held. some have visited it and given it the stamp of approval. mark accepts reservations to play but does not charge knowing this is the most people will get to playing at wimbledon. >> the corn is laid and the beans have been sprayed and i'm ready to host people on my tennis court. it is my passion and a great time for me the way it works out. >> i've been to wimbledon to see it and that is how it looks. that is pretty cool. >> now the court is for two weeks every summer. mark is a volunteer at

for all of us who understand the importance of inclusion and mercy, i stand before you heart rogan. i want to send my remarks and special thanks to all the first responders who were there on the scene and to the girl scouts emily's impacted this weekend. thank you for the opportunity to be here. it is my second time at the national press club. thank you for having me back. i guess i did an ok job the first time. i want to thank the organizers of the luncheon. in q4 organizing this amazing lunch. i want to thank my colleagues from the girl scouts of the nation's capital. i know they are in the room. where are you? [applause] ceo, their board president, and their steering committee members. thank you for your hospitality today. and the prestigious members of the national press club here in the room and on camera this morning. tos an amazing opportunity be here with a room full of girl scout leaders. i sure this leadership mantle with many people. would like the ceos of our local girl scout councils to please stand up. [applause] these are representatives of 112 ceos who are doing an a

here's abc's ali rogan. >> reporter: it's a quirky annual photo op and it comes but once a year.eersucker thursday in the u.s. senate. democrats and republicans united for once in their love of the lightweighting will cotton fabric but why. >> it started when congress was literally full of hot air in the early 20th century before air conditioning, they would switch to lighter fabrics when it got warm. mississippi senator trent lott made the changing of the garb an annual affair in 1996 in honor of senate history but mostly just for fun. >> but it is the first day of summer. the day of the ice cream social and the senate needs to loosen up and lighten up. >> reporter: the tradition died for a few years, but louisiana senator bill cassidy helped bring it back. >> it's kind of fun. it's by spart san. it's something people can participate in abkind of see each other and smile and thumbs up. doesn't matter anything else going on. >> reporter: everyone else seems to agree. >> i have to say i understand why southerners are in love with seersucker. i think it's kind of fwun to see everyb

i haven't come across any registered production company, apprenticeship program that treat -- rogan that teaches welding for -- teaches welding for chop shops. there really is no limit on what type of welding these production motors can perform a they are left into one category. if they were to be assigned h-2b wages, than the wages would have been great if the american workers and in most cases they would be applied in the data sets one kept up on an annual basis. here are some examples for major construction projects. production welders -- a pipe filter does 23.05 per hour. and a bottle maker is -- two of those crafts would require higher wages. wasof the counties certified for construction pipefitters at 23.05 per hour. for 400ginally applied pipefitters and 200 production mothers. these production others have been classified -- should have been classified with a rate of -- the company is working on same construction project for the same general contractor for both occupations, this is not uncommon. just had another postage is a for another 100 production workers in the county area. t

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for all of us who understand the importance of inclusion and mercy, i stand before you heart rogan. i want to send my remarks and special thanks to all the first

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cnn political analyst josh rogan and john avlon. welcome. so john avlon, declaring economic independence, mr. trump is going to be giving that speech in southwestern pennsylvania. i can probably guess what that speech will contain. >> well, it's -- look, all we know right now is the title but it's a very good frame for donald trump and that's a smart part of the state to be campaigning in, the more conservative western half, with some residents in ohio. look, donald trump has an edge on hillary clinton when it comes to the economy. and that makes sense, given that his reputation in reality tv and in american culture, is being a very successful businessman. if he tries to triang late that with a message of economic independence, that's a strong message. if he starts talking about jobs, putting americans back to work. infrastructure. an area he can help maybe build some broad coalitionings that haven't been rallying around his campaign to date. it's a good message. it's an overdue message in a right place, a swing state, so we'll see if donald

clearly, this system is rogan and we have to do a better job of regulating it. getting folks who are breaking the law with this particular platform should be done in such a way like getting a parking. as soon as the meter is about to expire, you know here comes the meter maid. giving you a ticket it is consequences. if you don't feed the meter. we need to make sure that we have consequences for people who are not following the law. this is really, i think, a first step. i know there's more work to be done with this platform, and i want to commend kevin god for the work he has done with trying to crack down on people were taking entire units aftermarket and using them for the sole purpose of short-term rentals and that should not be happening in our neighborhoods. but i also empathize and support many of the folks in the city who use this is extra income. if you are wealthy you probably wouldn't even bother with this platform, but then again, you do also have individuals were using this as a way to just, basically, exist and have a business for this particular pu

here to talk about that and more, josh rogan, david cantonese, bill burton, former press secretary forbooth, columnist for the "washington examiner" and republican strategist. welcome to all of you. thank you for being here. bill, i want to start with you. what do you suppose president obama will say to bernie sanders? >> i think folks should keep in mind that president obama has some experience in uniting the party after what was a divisive primary. in 2008, he had to do a lot of work to bring hillary clinton supporters on board and build the coalition that he needed to beat sglauk that general election. this time -- beat john mccain in that general election. this time,'s going to say to bernie sanders, you've become a party, you've spoken with a his strong voice about issues that are important to the folks we represent. let's band together and make sure that we elect an awesome president in hillary clinton and stop donald trump from becoming president. >> so josh, what if bernie sanders decides to stay in beyond d.c. because he's threatened it before? i know he's laid off half the st

i'm joined by cnn political analyst josh rogan, david chalian and tim miller.avid, clearly elizabeth warren is trying to bait donald trump. in light of the recent controversy over judge curiel, how might mr. trump respond? >> well, you know, who knows how mr. trump might respond to anything, but one would imagine it will follow a pattern here where he clearly cares a lot about this case, carol. he's made it quite clear that he wants to fight against what he feels is mistreatment in this case, but it is also clear that he heard his fellow republicans from his party have extreme concern about the way he was prosecuting that case with the comments about his mexican heritage. he backed off that tuesday night and we'll continue to see if he does. i think one of the more important parts of what elizabeth warren is saying is not just baiting donald trump, but she is clearly now demonstrating what the democratic playbook is going to be and this is what has a lot of republicans concerned here which is to tie mitch mcconnell, paul ryan, and every other republican down ba

clearly, this system is rogan and we have to do a better job of regulating it.getting folks who are breaking the law with this particular platform should be done in such a way like getting a parking. as soon as the meter is about to expire, you know here comes the meter maid. giving you a ticket it is consequences. if you don't feed the meter. we need to make sure that we have consequences for people who are not following the law. this is really, i think, a first step. i know there's more work to be done with this platform, and i want to commend kevin god for the work he has done with trying to crack down on people were taking entire units aftermarket and using them for the sole purpose of short-term rentals and that should not be happening in our neighborhoods. but i also empathize and support many of the folks in the city who use this is extra income. if you are wealthy you probably wouldn't even bother with this platform, but then again, you do also have individuals were using this as a way to just, basically, exist and have a business for this particular pur

clearly, this system is rogan and we have to do a better job of regulating it. getting folks who are breaking the law with this particular platform should be done in such a way like getting a parking. as soon as the meter is about to expire, you know here comes the meter maid. giving you a ticket it is consequences. if you don't feed the meter. we need to make sure that we have consequences for people who are not following the law. this is really, i think, a first step. i know there's more work to be done with this platform, and i want to commend kevin god for the work he has done with trying to crack down on people were taking entire units aftermarket and using them for the sole purpose of short-term rentals and that should not be happening in our neighborhoods. but i also empathize and support many of the folks in the city who use this is extra income. if you are wealthy you probably wouldn't even bother with this platform, but then again, you do also have individuals were using this as a way to just, basically, exist and have a business for this particular pu

clearly, this system is rogan and we have to do a better job of regulating it. getting folks who are breaking the law with this particular platform should be done in such a way like getting a parking. as soon as the meter is about to expire, you know here comes the meter maid. giving you a ticket it is consequences. if you don't feed the meter. we need to make sure that we have consequences for people who are not following the law. this is really, i think, a first step. i know there's more work to be done with this platform, and i want to commend kevin god for the work he has done with trying to crack down on people were taking entire units aftermarket and using them for the sole purpose of short-term rentals and that should not be happening in our neighborhoods. but i also empathize and support many of the folks in the city who use this is extra income. if you are wealthy you probably wouldn't even bother with this platform, but then again, you do also have individuals were using this as a way to just, basically, exist and have a business for this particular pu

i haven't come across any registered production company, apprenticeship program that treat -- rogan that teaches welding for -- teaches welding for chop shops.