how about ryan matthews? led the running backs with five yards a carry last year. looks like birds leading back with demarco murray gone. but the question is can ryan stay healthy. he's missed a bunch of games in his career. >> it's fnootball, you know. contact sport. some people are luckier than others. i can't change my running style. it's who i am. i'll finish the season. i've missed games and headed to the rowe bopro bowl, too. >>> phillies will try to break their losing streak tonight. and here is the gm. >> so far seems to give no indication that it's not going to be okay. i know pete is very good about talking to his players and he talked to ryan specifically. >> and vince velasquez takes the mound tonight. the game is right here on nbc 10, 7:00. hopefully they can break the seven game losing streak. you scratch my back, i'll scratch yours. you know what it means. so does pat toomey. toomey got rich working on wall street. then he got elected and kept working, for wall street. voting to let banks continue their risky practices. and supporting huge tax breaks

matthews. >>> finally while evens jonah ryan may be the most obnoxious on television, he comes with his own website aide is running for congress and as with any political run comes in incredibly political ads. >> if we don't rein in government waste today, our children may not have a tomorrow. i'm jonah ryan. even though i don't have any children yet, i plan on having some in the future. and that he's why i'm running for congress today. >> thanks, mr. ryan. >> you're welcome. >> jonah ryan -- >> that is your morning dish of "scrambled politics." all right. >>> 22 minutes after the hour. let's bring in "usa today's" political reporter liza adams. >> thanks for having me. >> we saw more violent protests following donald trump's speech last night. is this a warm-up act? >> i don't think the protests going away and i think cleveland is a bigger deal. i think we can expect protests. they have gotten more violent. and increasingly just more and more places. since he became the presumptive nominee. i can't imagine them going away in cleveland. >> kind of scary to think what cleveland might look given the

so you're right, the political wind is at the democrats' back. >> matthew, how would you recommend to speaker ryanhis? call a vote? it does strike me as one of those where both parties think the politics works for them. >> right. in washington we can overinterpret these events and everything and kind of endow them with great significance when in the long run, it probably won't matter much. i really wouldn't know what to say to speaker ryan if he asked me what to do here. of course, when the democrats had a similar issue back when they controlled the congress, i think they basically turned out the lights and kicked the republicans out. i don't know if paul ryan's going to do that. i think he's going to let it run for awhile and see how it kind of evolves on its on. >> susan page, let me move to trump and his speech today against clinton. it's a speech that i'm sure there's a lot of republicans wondering why he didn't deliver that speech a month ago, so timing, but we have seen the new trump campaign for 36 hours. i was struck by something barry e bennett told me. i said what's the difference. he sa

they are not talking about jordan matthews because it is 2t's, but ryan is 1t. so is there that. name. >> no. >> do you even know how to say it. >> hala. >> we will to have get that right. >> what is his first name, do you know. >> it would be nice to know. >> but here's the thing too it is like, i guess do they ever have to say, i don't to have say mike jerricky just say mike. >> i say alex holley. >> hi alex holley. >> when trying to be funny. >> yes. >> sometimes i say jennaphr fredrick. >> that is different. >> how do you spell her name. >> do you know how to spell jennaphr. >> trust us on this one, you probably don't know. >> jennaphr, have you hated that your whole life. >> because if i have a unique name give me a unique spelling, give me unique name. name me shek irason or something. >> call you gypsy woman today. >> you go girl, shoulders out. >> let me tell you what we are doing. we are doing yoga in a prison yard because that guy teaches a class that could good for inmates. we will talk about how he knows so well, what goodies for people you scratch my back, i'll scrat

. >> jon, matthew dowd, also we saw paul ryan, the speak ever o the house saying he would endorse donald and slipped it under the radar while hillary clinton was speaking. >> it didn't make a big show of it but said i'll do this and went away in the course of this. i think this will be problematic for many republican leaders and feel they have to endorse him because trump has united the party but they'll own every outlandish thing that donald trump says through the course of this campaign. it could be problematic as i say for them in the long haul even though their party wants donald trump as the nominee. >> but, jon karl, what paul ryan is saying is that donald trump will support his, paul ryan's agenda. >> exactly and by the way, he did this in an janesville gazette." his hometown paper. he couldn't have done it i a more low-key way but has a better chance of getting his agenda enacted into law with donald trump president. >> jon karl, matt dowd, thanks very much. >>> you can all tune in to "this week" on sunday. an exclusive interview with hillary clinton. robin. >> all right, george,

ryan, thank you so much for taking the time with cnn. what can you tell us more about this individual, matthew heimbach, and his organization?? just how big is it? what do you know? >> heimbach has been active for some time on the radical right. he's been doing this since he was a student at towson university. but over the last several years, as his group -- as his new group, the traditionalist youth network that has morphed into this political network -- he's a aallied himself. >> we're having some problems there, some connectivity problems but i'll just pick up where he left off. digging into the traditionalist workers party, this is a group that stands up against globalization. in fact the rally that was planned today in sacramento was to stand up against globalism. i understand that mr. lens is back with us now. you want to go back and pick up where you left off. >> sure, as i was saying, over the years he starteds a student and as he's graduated and bec, group, the traditionalist youth network and the political ring of that has become more aligned with the more violent and radical elements of the racist right. he's prot

and covering all this, matthew continetti, luke russert on capitol hill, and the washington examiner's chief congressional correspondent susan far eachio. 24 hours after paul ryanomes on board, he has to criticize trump again, which he said he would do if necessary. good grief. >> it's a tough endorsement for the speaker to make. took him 29 days to do it. there's a bunch of differences he has with donald trump. the muslim ban, calling undocumented immigrants rapist, being slow to disavow association with david duke. that's not even the policy. the policy differences on free trade, entitlement reform, there are a bunch. but paul ryan's team after a month of conversations with the trump team came to conclusion that in the first 100 days because trump lacks any cohesive domestic policy, we'll supply that. donald trump will run our plays from our playbook and he's given assurances that he'll do that. we'll see what those amount to be if he were to be president. all that being said, when you put all this together, i encourage people to look at the video from yesterday. that's a guy who is downtrodden, who expresses zero enthusiasm, who looks like i have to do this

ryan who just yesterday publicly endorsed trump today distanced himself on wisn-radio. >> he clearly says and does things i don't agree with. >> reporter: political analyst matthew dowda lot of republicans are in an uncomfortable spot. >> they feel they have to endorse him because trump has united the party, but they are going to own every outlandish thing that donald trump says throughout the course ofhis campaign. >> reporter: trum much has says he'll pick someone with political experience as his running mate. on monday he'll meet with one rumored contender, florida governor rick scott, though scott has said repeatedly he'd pass on the job. megan hughes, abc news, washington. >>> a massive video dump was made by the chicago agency that investigates police misconduct. the independent police review authority released more than 300 video clips from 101 incidents that it's investigated. it also released 911 calls and original police reports. the authority calls it an important first step toward rewill building trust in police. all the cases involve the shootings by officers, use of stun guns and in-custody incidents where there was great bodily injury or death. >>> now

ryan. he has rebuked donald trump for his "completely unacceptable" remarks about a judge aced on his ethnicity. he does says he will continue to support him as the republican presidential nominee. lose trump further support? matthewably. if we just come back to california, it is a state with almost 40 million people. it is the most diverse state. diversity has actually been a strength, and economic strength, a business strength. anyone who is attacking diversity in america is taking a wrong tack politically. vonnie: i left how you compare it with texas as well. that is on bloomberg view today. that is our editor in chief emeritus. if you have not planned your summer vacation yet, how about a cozy camp in the adirondacks? and inside look at of 1000 acre property where you can vacation with 20 of your favorite friends or family. the price -- you will just have to stick around for that. ♪ mark: this camp is not your traditional summer camp. located in upstate new york, it was once owned by a vanderbilt. it has 18 guestrooms and a visit will cost you nearly $15,000 per night. james tormey joins us now with more details. this is not camping. james: this is someone's idea of camping. the name came around the 20th centu

matthews in washington. donald trump ends the week down in the polls, out matched in fund raising and coming under intense criticism for comments he's made since the shooting in orlando. speaker paul ryandd, republicans should vote their conscience and he called the

matthews in washington. donald trump ends the week down in the polls, out matched in fund raising and coming under intense criticism for comments he's made since the shooting in orlando. speaker paul ryan told my colleague, chuck todd, republicans should vote their conscience and he called the 2016 matchup a very strange situation. still, the republican nominee to be isn't changing his tune. today he tweeted people very unhappy with crooked hillary and obama on jobs and safety. biggest trade deficit in many years. more attacks will follow orlando. last night trump stuck by his controversy called to ban muslim immigration. >> we're allowing thousands and thousands of people to come into our country from countries that are terrorists countries. what's happening is a percentage of the people coming in, i also said keep the oil. i said a lot of good things. i've been pretty good at this stuff. >> for the past five days trump has made tough insinuations about the president. >> we're led by a man that either is not tough, not smart or he's got something else in mind. people can't believe it. muslims are the ones that see what's going on. the muslims are the ones that have to report them. if