joe russo is with us, everybody.applause ] and helping us out on base from eagles of death metal and courtney love's band. she's got a brand new video you should check out on youtube, "a night like this." jennie vee is here. thank you so much for being here, jennie. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight is the emmy-winning host of "all in with chris hayes" which airs weeknights at 8:00 p.m. on msnbc. please welcome back to the show, our friend chris hayes, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: how are you? >> i'm great. >> seth: welcome back. you went down to mcallen, texas. >> yep. >> seth: and i was very glad -- you weren't the only one who went, but i have a lot of respect for people who went down there to actually see what it was like on the ground. what was your biggest take away from what we had been told about a place like mcallen, texas, and what it was like actually being there? >> you know, the two biggest ones -- the first is that this idea that this is chaos and they're being overrun is

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featuring the 8g band with joe russo. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >>h: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is wonderful to hear. in that case, let's get to the ice ws anthony kennedy announced he is retiring today. "do you know what that means?" said trump who was really asking. [ laughter ] also, justice kennedy, what are you doing retiring, man? you have a great job where you barely work. you get a wear a robe all day and give your opinions on stuff. that basically is retirement. [ laughter ] stick around, at least until we get a new president. six months tops. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] 28-year-old first time candidate alexandria ocasio cortez beat ten-term representative joe crawley in late -- last night's new york democratic primary. and i got to say, nancy pelosi looked very surprised two years ago. [ laughter ] president trump spoke today at "the face to face with our future" event. said our future -- [ gasps ] [ laughter ] mitt romney won last night's utah r

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means for the nba, let's bring in chris mad dog russo.e has his own sports radio channel on sirius xm christopher, good to see you i know you are a passionate guy. are you a passionate guy about this if so, where does your passion lie? >> well, you can't knock lebron for doing this he won his championship in cleveland. he wants to live in l.a. i think it has as much to do as anything else, living in los angeles. i don't think it's necessarily about who has a better team because the lakers are in a much tougher conference he figures that if somebody is going to join him eventually, whether that's leonard from the spurs, demarcus cousins. he figures eventually they get pretty good. i think it really just comes down to the fact that he wanted to be in l.a i don't think if has that a lot to do with the owners in cleveland. everybody knows he doesn't like dan gilbert. i do think it's good and bad for the nba. first off, the celtics are as big a brand as the lakers are because the celtics are the nba and for a lot of basketball fans the nba rig

thehe was an advisor during russo japanese war. where is st. nazar? guillaume: it is one of the main ports where the troops will arrive during the entire war. from there, heading inland, there were a lot of american bases for supplies where they had goods and supplies, all of the logistic organization there. mitchell: didn't the french provide the port to the americans? was it used by them exclusively for them, for the supplies and troops? guillaume: exclusively, i'm not sure. but that was the main port where most of the supply would arrive. here's another boat coming. probably june 1917. mitchell: i believe the first combat contingent was the u.s. first division. these might be troops of the first division that arrived in france with lots of fanfare, as you can see. bordeaux. guillaume: southwest of france, that is bordeaux, famous for wine. that was the case at the time as well. they are entering the river into the town center. you can see how many people are waiting for the american troops coming, waiting for liberation. it was 500 miles from the f

probe is damaging the united states, putin joined in by saying he would oer t allow mueller anhis russonterrogate t 2herussia 1n intelligence offics named in th l indictmast week. >> do you think that we tried to collect compromising material in each and everyhe single one everym, well, imagidifficult to utter nonsense than bigger scale than this. >> if they had it, it would have been out long ago, and if anybody watched, peter strykt testify over the lasouple of days, and i was back it, it was cents a disgrace to the f.b.i. it w cents a disgrace to our untry, and would you say that was cents a totalitch hunt. >> reporter: the preser ence today in helsinki, shortly after that scene concluded, vladmeere putin did something that he rarely does, a especially witmerican journalists cents, he sat down for an interview with tev foxisel news channels s wallace. the two went at eachther over the issue of russian ddling. despite the evidence that russia had t anytho do with the hacking that went on in 2016. ballast, again, and again, pushed putin, putin clearly rt that far exchange thata aired j

here to talk more about this, i would like to bring in dan russo of jake and analytics.00 on the year, of 5% overall. take a look at that, it is like jaws. what you think about the 2-10 spread and this range? dan: i think the spread is interesting because it is the most talked about trade on the street right now. it seems like everyone is waiting to the inversion and that it is a foregone conclusion, and that everyone is talking about over the next 12-18 months from there, before a recession would start, the market tends to do well in that timeframe. what if we don't invert? the chart shows an inverse relationship between the spread in the s&p 500. it is a highly anticipated trade. if the spreads do widen out, that could have bearish and locations for the s&p 500. abigail: that was certainly the message of that chart, and we are talking about some of the double bottom down there. here is your trade, and i will let you take it away. dan: we have been riding the 200 day moving average it's the market topped out in january. to me, what is interesting is the rally has been v

headliners team who made this possible today, betsy fisher martin, lisa matthews is here with us, lloyd russo, tamara hidden, press club staff, lindsay underwood, executive director bill mccarron, thank you very much. i would like to thank the kitchen staff who blessed us with very good food and cookies. they are delicious and tropical. that is a fun thing. for our broadcast audiences watching on c-span and elsewhere please be aware in the audience today are members of the general public so any applause or reaction is not necessarily from the working press today. now our lead guest. this week nearly 155 years ago union pacific railroad laid its first rails to the outskirts of omaha, it was incorporated in 1862 through an act of congress signed into law by abraham lincoln, one of the company's biggest supporters, union pacific has served as a critical link of global supply chains with 40% of overall traffic originating or terminating outside the united states. at the head of it all is our guest today, chairman, president and ceo lance fritz who joins us at an interesting time for the us econom

holloway, chris mooney, joe cal russo, kate murray, have all been so generous to me. and of course, i forgot to mention the ford foundation -- i have got to mention the ford foundation. without their support, this project would not have gotten off the ground. i should also point out it is great to be back in grand rapids. fors here doing research the book back in 2014. i had a chance to come to grand rapids and i really love the city. it is such a vibrant city. it is great to be downtown. , which is a wonderful addition to this downtown area. i incur as people who have not been to grand rapids to come here. this talk itself i think is timely. today,ld ford was alive i think you would be having a case of deja vu. let's look at the facts. the incumbent president is under investigation by special counsel. there are questions whether the president was involved in a conspiracy. there are questions whether the president obstructed justice. john dean seems to be everywhere on television all of a sudden. congressone member of and there is even a national ad campaign calling f

that's where i read in sight with an enlightenment books and thomas paine and john locke and others , russo, which played a significant role in my going back to the cell for the day she was at work and rereading the koran and the islamic texts through a more post-enlightenment perspective. when i took the plea that kept me up to ten years it at sentencing i had to undergo a debriefing process and developed -- process with the fbi and i developed a very interesting relationship with a female fbi agent that showed me empathy, but also at the same time, would , advocate for me to be an asset to someone who could help the government going forward. as time went forward and i traveled to syria and track and -- tracked and monitor them and make talked about [inaudible] obama have released the chief strategic implementation plans and i was giving input on that. throughout all my interactions with the fbi they were not waging war against islam they were primarily concerned with stopping acts of terrorism in -- and identifying those that may go on to commit violence. ultimately, i was originally sent

lisa mathews, laura russo, bill lord, tammy, the national press club staff. lindsey underwood, lori coker and bill mccarron. may we have one round of applause? [applause] >> the late comedian george carlin had a wonderful routine in which he compared the intimacy of baseball with the combativeness of of football. according to carlin, baseball begins in the spring, the season of new life. football begins in the fall, when everything is dying. football is concerned with downs, what down is it? baseball is concerned with ups, who is up? football has hitting, clipping, piling on, personal fouls, late hits and unnecessary roughing. baseball has the sacrifice. [laughter] >> football is played in any kind of weather, rain, slow, sleet, hail, fog. in baseball, if it rains, we do not go out and play. baseball has the 7th inning stretch. football has the two minute warning. in football, the quarterback is also known as the general with long bombs he marches his troops into enemy territory with a sustained ground attack that punches holes in the enemy's line. in basebal

additional members at the headliners team responsible for organizing today's event, lisa matthews, laurie russo, tamara, danny, bill as well as the national press club staff led by lindsay underwood, laura coker and executive director bill mcveigh. may we have one round of applause for everyone. [applause] >> the late comedian george carlin had a a wonderful routie in which he compared the intimacy of baseball with the combativeness of football. according to him, baseball begins in the spring, season of new life. football begins in the fall when everything is dying. [laughing] football is concerned with downs. what down, down is a? baseball accidents or with up. who is up? football has heating, click the compiling on, personal files, late hits and unvisited roughing. baseball has sacrifice. [laughing] football is played in kinds of weather, rain, snow, sleet, hail, fog. baseball if it rains we do not go out and play. baseball has the seventh-inning stretch. football has the two-minute warning. football, , the quarterback is also not as the field general with long pomc marches his troops into en

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as the previous administration or white russo skeptic to resort antagonistic the president himself is not toeing that line necessarily on the russia side of the picture of course in the administration is a little more uniform putin and his administration ministration is a reflection of his views and those views are pretty clear as you can speak in tongues and we're looking here at pictures of a trans motorcade arriving here at the helsinki palace to the summit is set to get underway such a significant summit tyson and you know as we're talking about some of these issues on the table like syria like ukraine with such large security issues facing the world right now is another good thing that these two leaders sitting down to talk about some of them it could be a good thing you know if theoretically if the prep and gone into it if the clear deliverables were were were put on the table if the interests were starting to align there are a couple of let's say green shoots spots that there could be some movement particularly extension of a new start treaty something that would reduce nuclear

they've seen it in the boar war, in the russo-japanese wars and the balkan wars. they are absolutely aware how deadly the battlefield is going to be. the problem is, they don't know what to do about it. and yvonne debloque right be right. so going into world war i you have a number of asumpgss th ofl of the combatants are making. first is war is inevitable, it's going to happen. now, there is that argument once you say it's going to happen you probably plague it inevitable but that's neither here nor there. they absolutely believe it's going to be bloody. but they also have convinced themselves that it's going to be short. decide that mobilizes first the side that moves first and attacks first will be the one that achieves victory. and while we will have monumental casualties it will be in a short amount of time and then the war will be over. they make their plans around a short war, and we'll see how that's going to affect them when they get the war they don't anticipate. of course the german solution to this is the schlieffen plan, what winston churchill calls t

joining me is phil russo, a former member of the orlando tea party.and i have known each other for a very long time, mostly interacting over e-mail and online because you were in the tea party. we had many, many debates about the tea party back in it the day where you would say it's not about race, it's about small government and economics. in your view, what happened to them? they are not available to talk about donald trump bailing out farmers and doing tariffs. >> first of all, thank you for having me, joy. it's always great to chat with you about these things. unfortunately, i think americans for prosperity and some other groups which, you know, i like those groups, but when they started getting involved and money started becoming an issue with the tea party groups and some of the groups got bigger than others and the populists and libertarians you talked about in the opening started to drift away and all you were left with was people who were conservative or republic party activists anyway. the tea party became the activist wing of the republican

jesÚs: marcos russo de miami, son ocho aÑos para marco.mira "despierta ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ karla: saludos a toda nuestra gente hermosa de houston, texas. jueves 26 de julio de 2018. le damos la bienvenida. esta es su casa. vamos a hablar de muchas cosas de lo que pasa en el mundo y con este paÍs. satcha: de lo que estÁ pasando y de lo que acapara titulares a nivel nacional e internacional. el sol horas el gobierno va tener que rendir cuentas a este juez federal que fijÓ como plazo unas horas que resta del dÍa jueves para reunificar a todos los niÑos que frunce parados de sus padres en la frontera. se destacan que 1000 menores estarÍan con sus progenitores, pero da una cifra que causa mucha preocupaciÓn. un poco mÁs de 900 padres que no podrÍan reencontrarse con sus hijos porque algunos tienen antecedentes penales, otros no cuentan con los documentos necesarios para comprobar que son sus padres. vamos a contar un poco acerca de lo que hacen las organizaciones para que administraciÓn trump logre rendir cuentas de una manera que sea justa para quiÉnes

speaking of rock stars, community leaders, anthony russo, fulfilled a dream last night, 7-1 lost, gotthrew 2 pitchers, and got a.j. to fallout, vÍctor also pushed one inning. tim tebow 2018 season is over, tebow had broken bone in his hand. tebow batted .273 and made all-star team. dagen, what's your word? dagen: four-letter word that you can use on television, continue. jared: he got himself suspended 14 months because he posted this photo of himself, shows him receiving iv fluids, problem he exceeded iv fluids over period and he will miss of many events. and it's shark week, shack does shark week on discovery channel, catch this one on sunday, 7'1 shack trapped inside a 12-foot cage, watch this. >> shark in the cave. get him out. >> call me shaquille o'neil, get it. jared: the crew pulled him out of the water, first time in 30 years that a shark has wiggled its way into the tank. dagen: who doesn't love shark week? >> i love shark week and i love that shack was in the water like that. that is just -- he was still bigger than the shark. my money is still on the shack, he could have t