tonight, aimee rubin, eric rubin, andrew rubin, natalie rubin, with all-around entertainment.a, pennsylvania it's will rubin! ♪ >> jimmy: there he is. all the rubins i can understand. how did he thget all-around entertainment? we've been trying to book them for years. i wanted to surprise will. there's no way in hell i was going to media, pen. so i made a video, sent it to his parents, and they played it for him at his party. >> hello, will. it's jimmy kimmel. congratulations on your bar mitzvah. today you become a man. a man with no body hair you become today. i heard you themed your bar mitzvah after my show. i was so moved i called my attorney to see what kind of damages i could collect. [ laughter ] they did say they would be substantial. but then a little voice inside me told me the optics of suing a 13-year-old on his big day might not look right. so i agreed to settle for half of the money your grandparents give you tonight. okay? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so that seems like a fair enough deal. we sent over -- we sent a gift. we sent a giant ice sculpture of what i think i

privately referred 11 charges against nine executives including robert rubin and two other citigroupials to justice department attorney general eric holder for possible prosecution. the financial inquiry commission had all this information, and then they were tasked with making any criminal referrals to the department of justice. richard bowen: we now know that the congressional commission sent my criminal referral to the attorney general. sharyl: in other words, based in part on bowen's testimony, the financial commission secretly recommended possible charges against top banking officials. but since the records were sealed, the public didn't know it. now that the documents have finally been released after 5 years, senator elizabeth warren has written the fbi and justice department inspector general asking why nothing came of those criminal charge referrals. "the department of justice has not filed any criminal prosecutions against any of the nine individuals," writes warren. prison or been convicted of a criminal offense. not a single one has even been indicted or brought to trial."

for that part of the program were going to hear from robert rubin. it gives me great pleasure and great depression to introduce robert to you. [laughter] i'll explain why. robert is actually an old friends and very few people ian can say this about -- robert and i have known each other for over five years. that gives me great pleasure and it also depresses me greatly that i can say i've known someone for 55 years. we were both sons of college professors and we grew up on the same college campus, running around in our superman and batman costumes and it wasn't halloween, let me tell you.fi anyway, robert has grown up to be a fine young man, he's an editor of poet, teacher, writer who lives near raleigh, north carolina. his five books include a memoir of hiking the entire length of the appalachian trail, to anthologies of poetry to be read out loud and most recently, going to hell in a hand basket, and illustrated dictionary. he is a longtime pastor and an aficionado of wordplay who likes to raise a ruckus and is delighted to share his perils of wisdom

i can't remember. [ laughter ] that is will rubin who held a jimmy kimmel theme barmisfa and that is joel embiid making some noise with big ambitions for the team. >> some thought fultz was bold seconds after getting drafted by the sixers and embiid takes it a step further and joel embiid can talk a big game and sixers have not been to the playoffs in five years and not won an nba title in 34 years and embiid is shooting for the stars listen to this. >> i want to win the championship next year so me saying that is my teammates got to follow my lead and i got to put in the work everyday and just keep on getting better. >> reporter: wow championship next year and how about this despite getting fined by the nba for cursing the out cursing and embiid says he is not sorry and here is embiid tonight if he regrets cursing on his instagram account. >> i say something that i think most people want to say that. [ laughter ] but i said it and i'm glad i said. >> glad he said it. this thing is never going to end. after a couple days down the shore in stone harbor phillies manager pete mackanin i

we back with our reporters, richard rubin and mike debonis. let's begin with health care. the president tweeting on friday, if the senate cannot act on a proposal, they should repeal and replace later. what does it do to the negotiations? >> i think as we heard chairman brady say that is a no go, we are far down this road of doing a repeal and replace simultaneously. of not onlyalities the politics but also the process that they have already started, it is really not credible to think that they are going to do a 180 on this and do a so-called repeal bill. at the same time, i was struck the chairman was pretty forthright in raise concerns about the direction that senate has had on the tax. he warned that it would be very hard for them to swallow a bill that it did not repeal the affordable care act's taxes. , doest a strong message it mean the house will refuse to pass a bill? he certainly didn't to go that far. we'll see how it plays out. gretchen: the tax of their considering keeping on what? investment income tax created as part of obamacare and applies only to individua

i can't remember. [ laughter ] that is will rubin who held a jimmy kimmel theme barmisfa and that isoming up, right after action news. in the state that invented the american vacation... a legendary adventure awaits. heroes will rise. bonds will be forged. and memories will be made to last a lifetime. new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer trip at iloveny.com ♪ fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com with big ambitions for the team. >> some thought fultz was bold seconds after getting drafted by the sixers and embiid takes it a step further and joel embiid can talk a big game and sixers have not been to the playoffs in five years and not won an nba title in 34 years

we have with us in studio, richard rubin, tax policy reporter and mike debonis, congressional reporter from the washington post. mike will go first. mike: thank you for joining us. tax reform obviously the fiscal , situation. i wanted to start with health care. the bill you and your fellow chairman put together in the house is over in the senate and we saw a lot of interesting developments this week. i think there is a lot of questions about what is going to happen going forward in the senate and i wanted to ask you about one thing in particular we have seen this past week, which is more senators talking about changes to the taxation element of that bill. in particular we're hearing , senators saying we may not want to repeal all of the obamacare taxes, especially the 3.8% investment income tax. how concerned are you they will go backwards on the tax policies bill and whatat will it mean for the policy of the bill and for its passage in the house? rep. brady: first, the senate is experiencing much what the house is members want a role say in the health care bill and wanted time to work

merchant, rubin studdard, rubin, then saturday the violent femmes at clubs., trace adkins, the blues brothers, list of other performers at the big capitol fourth concert held on the west lawn of the capitol on july 4th, the set up has been in the works for the past few days. gate open at 3:00 p.m. tuesday. and the show start at 8:00. it is free to attend, it is followed by the impressive big fireworks show, the lights up the national mall. the crowds are not your thing, though, there are plenty of alternatives with many cities and towns hosting their own celebrations, so if you want to get your red white and blue on during the day, you can head to mount vernon and the ground of our president's first president's home. there will be daytime fireworks over the potomac, the event held from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and includes re-enactment, performances, the cost is $18 for adult. as for the rest of the week, the annual capitol fringe festival begins on thursday. that's popular. it runs through the end of the month, there are number of free musical performances sc

let's turn to how it people misuse words that part of the program we are going to hear from robert rubin. it gives me great pleasure and great impression to introduce robert to you.ple ian i'll explain why. robert is actually an old friend, very few people i can say this about. robert and i have known each other for over 55 years.ve that gives me great pleasure, it also depresses me that i can save known someone for 55 years. for both sons of college professors and grew up on the same college campus, running around in her superman and batman costumes. and it was not holloway. anyway, robert has grown up to be a fine young man.yw his an editor of, poet and teacher who lives in raleigh north carolina. two anthologies of poetry to be read out. most recently, going to hell in a hand basket. his a long time who likes to raise a ruckus and is delightedc to share his perils of wisdom. with us today. with no further do, and like to introduce robert rubin. , it's an honor to be part of a program sponsored by an organization involved with the freedom of speech. like book is about people who are to

in the "wall street journal" richard rubin writes house republicans unveiled an ambitious plan on tuesday to rewrite the tax code, revamp med mal practice laws, partially repeal the dodd-frank financial regulations all in one bill that wouldn't require any votes from democrats. the strategy embedded in the house gop fiscal 2018 budget faces obstacles, he writes. should get underway shortly. live coverage here on c-span 3 as the chair enters the room. diane black.

ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we are tracking a warm-up. didn't warm up that much today. maybe a couple degrees but as we head into saturday, and sunday it warms up. heat advisory in effect for the hills. santa cruz mountains and east bay hills. northbay hills and now towards livermore out towards antioch and those areas. heat advisory and none of the big urban areas have a heat advisory but it will be hot in the inland valleys. 101, 102 by sunday. the forecast really is for that high-pressure and we saw it tonight as the marine layer compressed and you could see that over the golden gate bridge. multiple shots in the four and five, when you see it starting to flatten out like that, you know it's going to be a hot day and running warmer tonight than last night. inland valleys were down into the 60s. and upper 50s. still holding strong in the 70s. marine air has been cut off and tomorrow is going to be warmer. outside you go, fog in san francisco and at the coast but not very -- and not as far inland. so tomorrow pretty hot day. we will lineup the forecast highs for your s

ann rubin ktvu fox news.>>> was get a check of the weather. the weekend is here. >> a little amped.>>> a little cooler today. temperatures inland state hot. temperatures along the coast will be cool if you go to sacramento, chico and modesto, it will be really hot. the weekend will be beautiful. what ever you like about today, you would like saturday and sunday. sunday will be warmer. there is fog along the coast. the winds are working out of the north. that sets us up with a high building in. current temperatures -- this is the story. as you look at the excessive heat watch for next week. the weekend will be nice. the headline to me is this south bay heat 100 degree plus temperatures every day. starting pretty much tomorrow and taking us through next week. that heat is brutal. excessive heat watch for the folks and read.  that does not mean sacramento to stockton. as i have said millions of times, of all the weather events, tornadoes, hurricanes, floods, it is heat that takes the most lives and causes the most devastation. to people. as we

joel rubin, president trump set to meet face-to-face with vladimir putin, the white house confirmingn the last hour or so this is going to happen on friday. how do you see that meeting playing out? >> well, we wonder if this will be the cathartic meeting that most americans really want to see, which is the president telling vladimir putin that you should not have invaded our democracy in 2016 and you need to stop it, and here's what we're going to do and to be very open in acknowledging it. i won't hold my breath on that. the fear is that this won't be a meeting where the u.s. advances our interests on very key national security priorities dealing with ukraine, dealing with iran, the fight against isis in a way that is convincing and gets the russians on board. a cynic could say could this be a thank-you meeting, could this be kind of meeting where e sechblly trump just says we hope we all get along. president bush did a similar kind of meeting early in his first term in 2001. it didn't work with vladimir putin then. president trump needs to stand up for america in this meeting. >> i

joining me from washington d.c., jennifer rubin, olivia nuzzi, still with me at the table joy reed, jason michelle goldberg. nick confessori. jennifer, that interview was a turning point because we have not had an interview with the president with a non- -- i think this is correct, with a not fox outlet since then, not conservative, sort of friendly outlet since then. i think there's an awareness around the people around him, that they kind of can't let him go out there and talk anymore because there are actual legal ramifications at this point. >> right, and it is not even that they will talk to anyone at fox. they won't talk to chris wallace, for example. they won't talk to brit baer who are real news people. he is doing softball interviews going on again and again "fox and friends"" and the dialogue goes, "aren't i swell" and they say, "yes, you're swell." that's all he can handle at this point. i think it's two things. one, i think there's the legal ramification and, two, he doesn't know what he is talking about. someone is going to ask him a question, what's in the health care bill.

line and his guest tonight is will rubin the delaware county boy and jackson alex and music from tlc from the entire action news team i'm jim gardner good night. ♪ action news is brought by barbara on the boulevard where all they do is >>> time for great viral videos right this minute. that's one adventurous dude in his -- >> flying inflatable boat. >> the crazy moment he takes flight and soars like an eagle. >> i'm so scared! >>> a guest pops by to say -- >> good morning, hello. >> the story behind the florida surprise. >>> an elephant turns the tables on some tourists. >> he can come through there with that tusk. >> the heart stopping moment they know to stay still. >>> an outdoor proposal. >> it's perfect. >> why love is a slippery slope. >> he literally swept her off her feet. >> i don't know what you're talking about. it's a good day to die. >> he said it's a good day to die. hugh is not just kidding, he may look like a mad professor, but he is a lot more than that. >> first time i've flown one of these thing in 20 years. the last time it crashed from 400 feet. >> he found himse

offer all sorts of inducements like when you leave will give you a cushy job hold for congress robert rubin you know that one of the many devices but which wealth and power can ensure that the kind of regulation that takes place is in their interest doesn't work one hundred percent of course but he's a very important and i think you would say that after the one nine hundred sixty s. in the early one nine hundred seventy s. under the nick of all things the nixon presidency we had see it we have the consumer safety legislation the safety and health regulations the workplace osha we had the e.p.a. clean water act mining safety act but these came out of movements they came out of the pressure of popular movement just like the new deal if it hadn't been for you know c.e.o. organizing sit down strikes of labor militancy political activism the new deal policies would have been inducted and there never gifts from there happened to be a reasonably sympathetic administration in the thirty's but to as roosevelt himself pointed out better pressure me otherwise i can't do it and that's one of the signal

as ed rubin reports, some restaurants have been tacking on an actual four percent on the bill to make for a recent hike in minimum wage.>>> reporter: on july 1, two things happen to san jose. the minimum wage went up from $2.50 to $12 an hour and an item labeled surcharge started appearing on restaurant receipts. most santana row eateries decided to tack on four percent to the bill. in some cases, but not all, it is marked on the menu. these diners say they do not mind. >> not at all. they can put anything they want. >> i would love knowing. that the surcharge was because of that. i would be curious why it could not be included with the milk cost.>>> reporter: others felt surprise itÃsurprised by the added expense. restaurants like the table, will not add the surcharge. >> we did that experiment a couple of years ago. the feedback we got was that our staff and guests did not want to see that. they were not comfortable paying a surcharge for it.>>> reporter: restaurants like deluxe eatery downtown have been looking to handle the minimum wage hike. chef and partner chet very says busine

>>>up next a new study -- ann rubin .>>> up next a new study that story coming up. >>> temperatures thed across the -- to map -- temperatures today they so word -- they did rise across the area. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. this july visit your local volvo dealer to receive sommar savings of up to $4,500. twhat should i watch? local volvo dealer show me sports. it's so fluffy! look at that fluffy unicorn! he's so fluffy i'm gonna die! your voice is awesome. the x1 voice remote. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> if you work long hours researchers say that you could be increasing your risk for having a stroke. researchers tracked 85,000 people from several european countries and they looked at people who work 55 hours or more every week and they found that those people were 40% more likely to develop a trial of fibrillation. it has been known as a root factor for stroke. they say that more research is needed because the city cannot prove that long hours alone triggered a regular healt

rubin source of all monetary you will always be government money so many yes it could bear mental money yes but. actually it will block change which is the fundamental and but again it's a transfer so you can soak in any other digital currency that anybody wants to create and will create as long as maybe exists they're going to continue to create a new digital currency every day and sell the most suckers who are alive most of us know there are only really two that matter and that's the core why if so why are they why do they matter more going to the rest are all convertible to eat or when the tokens are all derivatives. and it's it's you know say iceland you know the i.c.a.o. is the major way entrepreneur is the size here is mines these schemes get not george gilder and peter schiff it's a great match up george gilder as you pointed out a tech writer is a giant actually in this field and he wrote microcosm in the ninety's and he's well respected any understands these new technologies and peter is to come back to the arguments for a big point are always based on what has killed or later

that era attempted to orchestrate a new political socio economic reality for themselves and jerry rubin one of the yes b. s. became an investment banker on wall street abbie hoffman what antiaging you know the sixty jim morrison died in a bath in paris you know the whole sixty's went into the into the gutter you know and then we had the reagan the top gun era the remerge and of hollywood propaganda times square turned into the back watt of universal studios essentially and this led to the go go ninety's and then the new millennium which everyone assumed would bring about a global consciousness awareness and rising but they gave us instead the climax of neo liberalism the destruction of the united kingdom the arab spring a lot of lives matter occupy wall street and now those youthful voices are cola saying in two more adults in kuwait you discover your sites your sanity coming on to it is a good word it works i read the new york times occasionally i want to new york university i got a high on my s.a.t.'s scores a number of all high on your s.c.t. i got high i rolled him up i put on p.c.p

escalation of the current battles between the two joining me to talk about this dave ruben host of the rubin report and online current events and political talk show dave you exist in a world that is somewhere in between the mainstream media and the world of blogging what is your audience interested in with regard to the white house and russia. i like will you bring that question because i've been trying to figure out what world it is that i exist in and i think that does kind of get to it look trump has driven a truck through the mainstream media this has happened already and whether you like it or not and it you know it's interesting talking to a guy like you today about a topic like this as i did your big sister in the mainstream media for a long time you're doing the digital thing now as a my these things are very different and trump drove the truck through it and now the question is all right there's pieces everywhere and what's going to happen after that i think the truck needed to go through there was so much corruption in mainstream media there was so much cozying up to power and you

welcome back to politicking i would talking with joel rubin he formally served as deputy assistant secretary of state for legislative affairs in the obama administration and is president of the washington strategy group he's joining us from the nation's capital should we be concerned steve bannon jarrad cushion a meeting with private military contractors about the white house privatizing the afghanistan war. well the overall frame on afghanistan is very troubling this is the longest war in american history over sixty just about sixteen years now it's cost over a trillion dollars we've lost several thousand lives and we need a real policy on afghanistan that wins that get success that helps to defeat the taliban in a manner where the afghan government can sustainably maintain security in its country and help improve the lives of its people we don't need two processes though to get there in terms of internal american government decision making we have a national security adviser and a charming master who's very adept highly regarded across the national security community and in the military he

deputy assistant secretary of state and national security strategist joel rubin, thank you for joiningo thirds majority to pass, what exactly would have been in this? >> it was put on the floor under suspension of the rules which means there can be no debate and no amendment. democrats opposed the idea on intelligence matters there would be limited debate. democrats are trying to stand up for a national security bait how our intelligence community -- heather: why debate when you are already saying there's nothing in it you disagree with which nancy pelosi herself said? >> policymaking is about more than passing bills but having a deep robust floor debate. we saw john mccain say that after the health care bill, we need to get to regular order and this scheduled vote under suspension bypasses regular order and that is where democrats while agreeing the underlying bill is fine they want regular order. heather: that makes no sense to someone sitting at home listening to that. what did you keep saying? regular order? to a lot of other people that would be redtape and bogging down the system

and jerry rubin, the paste activist, says we can't talk about. it was an anonymous gift but it was joan kroc who gave the gift. and he thought anybody who was in public radio would know and exalt kroc because she gave that massive gift when she died in 2003. and i thought, wow, want to read a book about this joan kroc. a peace activist who funded a sculpture nowhere near where she lived and gave all this now npr. what else is there about her? i started searching and i could find some obituaries but couldn't find a biography, so couldn't find a biography, so dumbly, stupidly, i appointed myself the person would do that and i found out quickly why one had never been written. >> host: the footnotes in this book -- you see how thick this book is. there's 260 pages of -- 65 of tex and then another good chunk of footnotes and a really fascinating ledger of all of joan's philanthropic givings. how many pages does that phonophore. >> how many pages does that go on were? >> we excerpteed it in book but on the web site we have the whole thing. close to 20

ann rubin joins us from outside the stadium where it's noisy right now.>>reporter: it is actually really noisy. with big events like this comes big traffic headaches. officials tried to entice people to come here for this football fiesta to arrive early, they say expect congestion if you're coming this way and even more when the game is over. ♪ fans prepare to cheer on the national team as it takes on jamaica in the gold cup at levi stadium. >> we are back on the stage and the u.s. is here. >>reporter: sending that message are thousands of members of the american outlaws a group of soccer diehards. >> we have people from florida and honolulu and texas. people flew in for this game. >>reporter: there are plenty of first time fans who don't know the ins and outs of stadium traffic. on this day, officials are expecting plenty of it. there will be 60,000 fans at this game. great america will be open and it's rush hour on the weeknight.>> we're 75,000 people trying to get home at the same time. patients, carpool, public transportation and recognize that there

kerry rubin, and gym manly. jim, what are we witnessing here. a master tactician in mcconnell having to make up the mistakes of donald trump. >> no. it's a stunning reboous buick of both leader mcconnell and the president. the fact is this is an amazing display of incompetence however you look at it. when i worked for senator reed he and obama and pelosi sat down and worked out a strategy to try to build some legislative momentum. these guys swung for the fences and failed spectacularly. i'll beat you to the punch this thing is not going to pass it's dead. >> yes, and i actually agree on this. they did not do the job that pelosi and reed and president obama did, which was legislate. they took months and months of hearings of drawing people from various stake holder groups into the white house, into congress. at the end they did not have republican support but they had democratic support. the republicans refused to do that. i think they were caught flat-footed when president trump actually won. they never knew what they wanted to replace obamacar

in newark, ann rubin, ktvu fox news.>>> to the sierra, where the best skiing and snowboard season in years is finally coming to a close. squaw valley, alpine meadows closed july 15 after being open for 200 days. mammoth mountain is closing august 6. there were rumors that because of the banner year, with but he is now, that some ski resorts may try to stay open year-round that is not going to happen. >> whispering in our chief meteorologist. i skied in a t-shirt once. it was cool. >> i like it. >> i have done that. >> did you use to skate mount hood ? >> no. sun valley is beautiful. >> i love the spring weather also. if you are doing it, it melts so quick you only get a couple of hours of good snow in the morning. let's look at the temperatures from today. 94 infield felt. 91 in antioch. 91 in livermore. a little cooler or same as yesterday. the story this week, will be the heat in the valley. these numbers, all the way up in the central valley will have a heat advisory or warning. early next week. over 100 degrees every day. from reading to sacramento. it will be hot as heck. in the

joining me now, jennifer rubin, conservative blogger for the washington post.start with this boy scout speech what was remarkable and od and unnerving to a lot of people. the president assembled in front of a crowd of boy scouts to talk about passing the health care bill and lobbying their senators. long disposition on his election and then basically gets a lot of adolescent boys to reign down boos on hillary clinton. take a listen. >> i went there because i kept hearing we're 269. but then wisconsin came in, many many years, michigan came in. so -- and we worked hard there. you know, my opponent didn't work hard there. because she was told -- she was told she was going to win michigan. >> evan did you find that as strange as i did? >> strange at least. chilling in another way. i mean, look, this is the president of the united states. he's speaking to america's youth. he's very much off topic in that setting there. but this is what he does. i recall when he stood before the stars representing the fallen cia officers at cia headquarters and he spoke about his cr

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joining me now is democratic congressman rubin diago of arizona.it's great to have you with me. obviously the reaction to the president's tweets, reporters were constantly asking all electeds to react to this. but it really doesn't matter. it's stupid. and it's not important to what the american people really need to be worried about, which is their health care, their security. because -- >> absolutely. >> -- you are a democrat, do you see this as an opportunity to reach across the aisle and work with disenfranchised republicans that are probably disappointed and angered by such behavior from the president to do the business of the country? can you do that? reach across the aisle? find republicans to work with? >> look, we tried reaching across the the aisle. these are the same republicans in the past have condemned all the other issue, all the other things he's said. then turned around, supported almost alled heinous bills. for all the tom about being -- feeling disgusted about what he's doing, they still voted for his health care bill. they still

. >>> conservative blogger jennifer rubin writes in the washington post, kushner is not the worldly boy his version, but a distracted dill tant, if not evidence of malicious deception the story reveals a young man who is in over his head and out of his depth to such a degree that he does not know he is in over his head and out of his depth. i don't believe that. >> from a pr perspective it was brilliant. got his side of the story out before he leaked out from the committee. i think that's smart. >> okay, refusing to talk to the open committee. refused to talk to senate in open committee. refused to take questions there. reading a script verbatim. >> he is getting out in front of the story. telling his side. then a private meeting with the intelligence committee and giving all of the information that he has. i think doing a -- >> but they have nothing to hide. why not just speak in open hearings? and why not talk to the press openly? >> he doesn't want to further startry alonoartry alongrtry ar. >> oh, that performance today, wre walked out and walked back in like a robot. that isn't hel

i want to bring in joel rubin and back with me msnbc military analyst jack jacobs. joel, after this new test, russia and china today put out a statement proposing north korea declare a moratorium on nuclear and missile tests while the u.s. and south korea, they refrained from large scale military exercises. what do you make of that proposal? is it doable? >> it is great to be with you. all diplomatic options should be on the table. right now what we're witnessing is the inattention to diplomacy by the trump administration. and so when other countries, adversaries and allies alike, like russia, china, put out ideas, if america is not leading, we're going to have to be responding to these ideas. so in theory, anything is feasible. what we need to be doing right now is really engaging diplomatically with all of the actors, plus south korea, plus japan, and developing a clear goal and some clear lines that we're trying to achieve. the president seems to be undermining the diplomacy that secretary tillerson attempts to engage in. there are no senior officials at the stat

joel rubin joins us, the former deputy assistant secretary of state from 1997 to 2000. the former white house senior director and state department spokesperson in the obama administration. along with my panel, steven kornacki and bill cohan. joel, president trump was just in europe for the g-20. what do you make of him returning so soon? we know the headlines while he's in washington really surround so much of the scandals around president trump and his family. here he is in europe where he just was not long ago. >> well, stephanie, it's good to be with you this morning. this is an opportunity for a redo, but president trump is facing as we all have r in the united states, some very big questions about america's role in the world. it's an interesting historic twist right now to be -- have him there, the 100th anniversary of our entering of world war i, a major inflection point, launching in the sense america into global leadership. and right now here in the u.s. and as well in europe, in particular in recent weeks, there are questions about whether or not america will c

bloomberg has been told that united health rubin does the equity partners are nearing a deal to split consultant advisory board. united health health-care division and feast that with by the -- vista with by the education business. shares closed at their highest since december 2015. that does it for us on "daybreak asia." let's take a look at what is coming up. we were talking about the tweets from trump we are expecting. i am wondering about the optics and the body language? will he be shaking hands are pushing anybody? rishad: will he let go of the hands? yvonne: how long will the handshakes go? rishad: we will look at that. also the trade they'll between -- deal between the eu and japan. the school of public policy dean joining us. qatars going to be about and tensions on the korean peninsula. a lot to get through. could be one of the most fiery g-20 meetings we have had in recent times. areung preliminary earnings upbeat. author caine is an looking at samsung. we will get his views on what is going on with that as well. there we go. betty: looking forward to it. that is it for "da

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friend of mine, reeve supporter jack rubin, she wrote, he wrote a song about a pal who lives with paralysis using the lyrics, i believe in miracles. she said, i don't believe in miracles but i do believe in jeff and i believe in reeve. do you? mr. speaker, we know the p.r.c.'s network of support remains strong to this day. another rhode islander, 21-year-old jack calloway -- jack kalby was injured in a mountain bike incident this past april and left paralyzed from the chest day, the p.r.c. immediately started providing services. p.r.c. continues to provide support, respite for care givers and funds research to provide cures for tomorrow. p.r.c. has become a beacon of hope for so many and as my dear friend christopher reeve said, once you choose hope, anything is possible. christopher and dana reeve were friends of mine, i miss them dearly. they did truly provide hope to me and millions of others, whether affected by paralysis, other nerve disorder, or other condition, or the families as well,by the disease i'm grateful for the effort of the p.r.c. to continue to help those living with paral

the republican party which unfortunately jennifer rubin, conservative, wrote this morning is in oppositiono take over and decide whether or not they're going to allow the propaganda to drive democracy or side with america and help fight this enemy. >> and i'm going to let tamera respond. herb, you wrote a book, title is "leading from behind" and talks about america seeding global leadership. it is striking to me this idea that what all our intelligence agencies had described as act of war, vladimir putin doesn't mean america any good, he wants to dismantle american leadership in the world. republicans argued for a long time the problem with democrats is that democrats won't recognize we're at war, unfortunately they want to say we're at war with slislam. it is striking that you have republicans denying we are essentially being made war upon in terms of the cyber attack on our country. and here is tucker carlson doing that thing, talking to lieutenant colonel ralph peters, a fox news commentator tuesday. this is an extraordinary exchange. take a listen. >> i'm not vouching for putin's chara

here to react carry sheffield and assistant secretary of state under president obama, joel rubin.ims in all this. the russians have been trying to interfere in our look elections for decades. they tried to go after republicans as well as democrats. the other thing is, in terms of russian influence, the republicans as well as democrats and president trump have all unified to say this is wrong, we will pass strict sanctions and it won't be allowed in the future. >> is collusion dead. >> it is not deadpan we need to see where the investigation takes us. there are bipartisan investigations led by republicans in the senate and the house, bob muller, a republican was appointed, no one can say right now where that will lead, but what it does do is rebuke the idea that russia was not involved. president trump and his team have been trying to deny that for well over a year since the campaign and it just doesn't hold water. >> what they have been saying is there was no collusion. that is a far different cry. i think it's inaccurate to say there was collusion when all the evidence, despite h