scottie hughes is a donald trump supporter. good to see both of you. scottie, you first. would, should, is it advisable that donald trump speak any more on the issue, offer any clarity or, you know, dig in his heels about his comments that he's already made? >> i think he has clarified his comments, but you have to realize this is crossing two streams and taking two issues and crossing them together. that's what they've wanted to do on this issue. >> what do you mean? >> on the one hand, you have the parents of a soldier that was killed, and definitely, our hearts go out to them. as they are gold star parents for that. however, the reason they were on that stage was not because of his opinion of losing his son and not because of that despair, but because he was against mr. trump's muslim ban. it had nothing to do with his son or his family not being able to become united states citizens and serve in the military. so this is the crossing of two streams to muddy the issue. i think the democrats are using this family right here to continue to make this try to cause hate agai

scottie, how will this be interpreted? >> well, this is a very hard issue for me, i'll be honest with you. not only going to my third rnc and knowing the chaos and co commotion, but also this year my family will be attending as members and delegates themselves. so this is very hard for me to sit there and say when emotions are so high on the inside, you know, a bunch of people having firearms kind of scares me. i usually believe in a case like this, it's best to leave it to law enforcement. on the outside, however, is where i believe where most people are afraid of the danger after looking at the rallies of san bernardino. we already know there's going to be very large, very contested protests like always, and so, you know -- >> but there will be reinforcements of security, and that should be the reassurance, would it not, particularly outside the perimeter at these other, you know, events, and doesn't that send a message enough to people that they should feel safe and secure? they don't necessarily have to be prepared to

finish your point, scottie.et you finish. >> uranium one was a canadian company sold in 2001 to russia. that was something that hillary clinton had to sign off on. meanwhile you had numerous of those board members actually donated money. i think we're looking at $48 million to the clinton global foundation at that exact same time. financial ties between the clintons and russian investors are a lot stronger and a lot more proof. >> let me just say -- let me go to you. >> let me jump in here, please. let's be real clear here, okay? donald trump, his own son has confirmed russian investments heechls done russian deals here in the u.s. e sold his home to a russian investor. his campaign manager has ties to the ukraine. and here's the real thing now. watch this. donald trump says on tape that he's talked to putin before and he has -- and his son has confirmed business dealing in russia before, and now thats he ee running for president he says he has no ties and has never talked to vladimir putin. now wait a nute. cou

i think it's about a respect -- >> to be fair scottie, the numbers is proportional -- for the sake of the audience, doing these numbers last week, black man two and a half times more likely to be shot by a cop than the white man. in the numbers there is as we see in the court system, a black manor woman more likely to get the death penalty for the same crime. when you compare apples to apples there is a disadvantage there. >> that's the court system but you have to bring in law enforcement police are more likely to be shot by a black man by 18.5%. we can sit there and use the numbers over and over but you cannot justify this sort of action saying it's against one race and that's why i say it is a few bad apples. you can't say that. >> that's actually not what i said but you completely misrepresented a bunch of numbers. people aren't getting stopped by race. if you look at new york, race was the primary determining factor and showed most people stopped and frisked didn't commit a crime or didn't have guns or drugs. it absolutely was a race based thing. in fact, the judge simon resumed

scottie, your take on the tim kaine rollout?> they are two different styles but they are the same team and have the same goal of uniting the people within their party, whether through celebrating diversity or proposals. what we saw between the two, one party wanted to speak, everyone as one. wanted to unite our country. we have such divisions. we can celebrate diversity and that makes america great but we need to find ways that unify us. that was something that came out mr. trump's entire are rnc and mike pence's speech. what we saw today is speaking to certain people, we keep speaking to certain people and leaving others out. he stayed on stage as we saw with what happened with ted cruz, the tension was always going to be on him. he's larger than life. he stepped off to give mike pence the spotlight. we've seen them together plenty since. >> i want you guys to let's consider this and ryan to you because you covered him so closely in the state of virginia. donald trump knocking kaine and given him a nickname corrupt kaine. the c

. >> i want to talk about this now with scottie nell. please react to what jonathan just said. >> obviously he's not coming to this as a trump supporter. you know what i find offensive? i find offensive a presidential candidate literally kissing someone who was the head of the kkk. or the president, like president obama did, you'eulogizing the person. until somebody can prove that mr. trump or someone from his campaign dragged this meme from an anti-semitic website that hadn't been passed along anywhere else, all we're doing is assuming the worst. >> scottie, it's not like we have a choice. it's not as though we haven't done our job and reached out to the campaign, and they are being silent on this. perhaps you can shed some light on these questions that we have, but when a campaign does not answer questions, they create a vacuum where there is certainly it is right for assumption. so that is on the campaign, no? >> yeah, at that point you are right. the campaign should be responding to this. but the key in all of this is it just came ou

scotty hughes joins me from nashville, a trump supporter.mp's comments have once again offended a group, they've offended veterans. you just heard the statement i read from a huge veterans organization. did your candidate make a mistake? >> first of all, let's put this veterans organization, yes, i do respect her service as well, but to say these folks are fiercely nonpartisan, they have constantly been criticizing mr. trump and doing everything they can to sit there and say that he is not for veterans. and they're one of the few veterans organizations that are doing that. and there's a simple reason why. the majority of their major donors are also the who's who amongst the hillary clinton campaign, people like john soros to goldman sachs to the white house, rachel maddow. all of their largest donors. they've done very good work when it comes to could you side prevention amongst our soldiers. i think these type of political statements they continuously make against mr. trump only hurt the good works they've been doing. >> scotty, now i have

john after la-- avalon hilary rosen and scottie nell hughes.as joking, what's wrong with that in. >> it's possible he was joking, although he didn't sound it and he tweeted it after he said it and didn't say he was joking. but guess what, it is not funny. it is not funny to suggest that the russian state should hack an american's e-mail, and by the way, we know that the russian state already, you know, did infiltrate the democrat particular national committee. instead of doing what other responsible leaders to say, when i'm president, i'm going to do everything kane i can to make s security is put in place and we have things to protect americans, he is making jokes about hurting americans. not funny. >> not funny, well, mike pence, scottie, mike pence released a press release, and in the press release, he urged that russia be punished for hacking into the dnc, while trump joked, or i don't know, was he joking? >> the official statement, but -- let's point this out here. >> he said that russia should be punished. while trump said to rush sharsi

. >> scotty, i want to just run this by you because this is also why it's important. according to the fbi, almost 57% of hate crime victims are jewish, 57%. 16% are muslim.

. >> scotty, i want to just run this by you because this is also why it's important. according to the fbi, almost 57% of hate crime victims are jewish, 57%. 16% are muslim. i think some people would be surprised by that and i also think that's why tweeting out images like this could be harmful. >> absolutely. i'm not surprised.

scottie hughes, a trump supporter. and cnn anchor hala gorani from london. howard, first to you on what trump said about hillary's i mails directing that to russia. how dangerous is that? >> i think very dangerous. i think that we should reasonably expect that there should be a broad consensus in our politics, whether you are republican or democrat, that it is not a good idea to invite or encourage the leader of a foreign power to break our laws and engage in espionage. i mean that seems to basic obviously putting it that way, yet here we have a major party nominee who is in fact encouraging a leader of a foreign power who is either our antagonist or our adversary or competitor, depending on your perspective. but clearly not somebody who is our best friend -- to engage in this kind of behavior. it is really unprecedented. we spend a lot of time talking about donald trump's unprecedented comments and his positions, but this is just the latest one. >> scottie, espionage. how do you defend that? >> well, it is not defending because there's nothing there. hillar

so far, it's working. >> scottie, genius? you were going to say this? >> he beat 17 candidates with one-tenth of the budget. obviously it does work for him. when you look at most people, get a quick glance at the headline, all they're seeing is melania trump's speech, not the details. >> it kind of is, dan pfeiffer, is all good press good press? >> no, by that definition, the nfl player who has gotten the most press ever is o.j. that's a bad strategy. let it go. like last night, we had a decent night at the convention. his son spoke. gave a speech that was well regarded. yet here we are two days later still talking about melania trump's speech. stop digging a hole. >> the "frozen" song is the new theme song for the republican convention, "let it go." maybe possibly, probably, he says that ted cruz could endorse tonight. what is ted cruz thinking when he wakes up this morning, do you think? >> i think he's thinking he better endorse donald trump tonight. especially newt said the place would be crazy for it. the other thing new

and scottie nell hughes. welcome to all of you. stephanie, i'll start with you, because a lot rides on hillary clinton's speech, because donald trump did get a big bounce from his convention, right. she still has that, well, voters still don't think she is so trustworthy and the most recent poll, 68% don't trust her. but before we get into that, i want to play for our viewers something that hillary clinton said about the republican national convention on "60 minutes" last night. >> there is the hillary standard and the standard for everybody else. >> what's the hillary standard? >> well, it is, you know, a lot of, as you saw at the republican convention, unfounded, inaccurate, mean spirited attacks with no basis in truth, reality, which take on a life of their own. >> so she said it made her sad, because her america doesn't look like that. i think for voters, who are still deciding, do we live in donald trump's america, or do we live in hillary clinton's america? how do we decide? >> well, we very much live in america, and we are t

>> scottie, but not responding they are giving it attention. you know how these things work in politics. i wonder, why can't he just say that this was a mistake. and it sounds like that's you what believe. but by not just saying that, he is allowing this conversation it take place amid a big negative story for hillary clinton. if he just dispense with this, he would let what is really not good for her, this 3 hour interview with the fbi be the sole focus. is he unable to admit he made a mistake to the point he is being self-destructive? >> i think possibly he might admit that if the same network would sit there and say that automatically assuming that he got this from an anti-semitic kkk message board and they, that's what they've been reporting. >> look, does the chain of custody -- does the chain of custody of this image which did originate on an anti-semitic white supremacist message board, does this chain of custody absolve him in the campaign and of of taking this and putting it out as their content. >> it actually did not originate -- the

scotty, cnn contributor, donald trump supporter.s is going to be for ivanka trump and for donald trump, i would argue probably the two most important speeches at least to date of their lives. >> absolutely. there's no better surrogate for mr. trump than ivanka. she's proven that time and time again. she shows grace, competence, stability. she shows the fruit of the tree is strong. i think every parent would love to say we would love to have a daughter just like ivanka. tonight she's the best person to show the warmth of mr. trump before he comes on stage and he shows the leadership qualities and the type of character he will be. >> scotty and kellyanne, all of us know and i do it all the time, it's not that easy getting that feel, delivering a speech, making it feel like you're just talking but you're really reading. you need some coaching. >> the teleprompter isn't in front of you, either. it's to either side. you have to be very careful that you don't look like you're watching a tennis match. the other thing, wolf, this is a prett

let's switch over to scottie hunter. a reporter with wafb tv in baton rouge.now the map know that it is north of new orleans, of course, but a metropolitan area and media market all its own as it is in kind of the center of the hub of the eastern most portion of louisiana. scottie, i'm wondering what you can tell us about the kind of things you're learning locally, the worst possible news that has come to these three families, two pd and the one sheriff's deputy. >> right, brian. really the worst possible news, you said it there. a lot of this community still shocked by what is unfolded throughout much of the day. we're told this is no longer an active shooter scene, but an active scene. we heard from louisiana john bel edwards and the louisiana top cop, colonel mike edmondson urging people to stay away from the area. it is a stark contrast to what it usually is here at the intersection of goodwood boulevard and airline highway, people are taking shelter inside their homes, not coming near this area. we spoke with the family members of one of those fallen offi

scotty hughes and trump surrogate john j.a val. >> maggie, congratulations on the interview with donald trump on foreign policy. yet another fascinating interview. the general election has begun now. 101 days. the battle has been joined. how confident are each of these campaigns at this point? >> it depends on what is being said publicly and privately. the clinton campaign feels increasingly confident coming out of this convention they have a strong message to drive against donald trump. you heard jeff talk about why they see the importance of extinguishing any trump support in the rust belt. the trump campaign says it feels very confident they believe they have a lot of the room to grow. when you talk to advisors privately, there is lingering frustration both with the fact the campaign has not expanded as quickly as had he hoped it would. the fact they have a candidate who they can't quite keep on message. you heard these messages in the last 24 hours hillary clinton and an array of speakers including a retired military gene

scotty, political correctness, what does it mean? >> that's the question.s one of those how will you look at a glass, half full or half empty. i think it's going to be whatever you want to look at it. if you don't like mr. trump, you will take every word he says and twist -- >> i want to know how mr. trump defines it. he is guy running for president. >> you can ask him that. let's look at the facts in the case. >> i'm asking you. you represent him. >> well, i am looking at the facts in the case i can see right now why this is -- i cannot figure out why your last guest in the last hour pointed out, carol, every time there's a major example of corruption from the clinton campaign, there's something that happens on the trump campaign that seems to take away the headlines and the attention. you have to wonder why. this is another attempt to move away from the real story of saturday which was hillary clinton meeting for three and a half hours with the fbi and then this supposed leak from the fbi or the department of justice that said that the charges will be dro

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scottie is with us, a cnn political commentator and donald trump supporter. to hear your reaction. how did he do? >> i think he actually did great. he had a great energy and definitely was as casual as his wardrobe, made everybody feel at ease. that's the first time i've seen hillary clinton relax and enjoy her own event. what was great from the republican side, this is really once again dividing what the difference in the platforms are between the republicans and the democrats. and if you take all of the kind of mud slinging across, you're looking at the principles between the two, you have got one side that actually says that i'm with her and like mr. trump said, going to put america first. you talk about immigration, that you all americans as the proposals of republicans and this is about sitting there and continuing to divide us. i appreciate him having multicultural and speaking spanish, that's a great idea and we can bring out language, melania can speak her five different languages as well. but mr. trump spoke in a language all americans can understand

scottie -- our trump folks. what do you make of this? you were obviously a trump supporter. >> i think it's interesting to see the parallels between the two tickets. if you want the two candidates to make them look centrist. mike pence definitely looks serious with his conservative ratings and now we're seeing that senator kaine has a zero, and you're right about the race. he has a 0%, the only lifetime member to have a conservative union rating and so he's very much to the left. he's very much progressive and makes hillary clinton look like a moderate democrat. the parallels between the two are just incredible and the governors i think you will see some comparisons between how they govern and who has done a better job with virginia and indiana, and i would be careful with that because there is d.c. located in virginia and that's where the revenue comes from. donald trump, as far as talking about the spanish-speaking and i think he went to rosseta stone and this will be such a big factor. >> i think the choice for pence for trump sort of

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what he has to do is scotty's right. what he has to do is expand his engagement.n't just have republican party voters and a plurality show up at the polls of november. he now has to get single women, republican-leaning independents and hispanics, asian-americans and african-americans and we all know it simply isn't in his column now so he has to mature beyond his primary personality and actually run a general election campaign. >> maria, for the democrats, you know, they are essentially have the risk of selling the status quo. i mean, hillary clinton out today saying everything isn't peachy keen to use a term i haven't used in a while and not exactly the most modern age, but i mean isn't that one of the dangers of the democrats and we have to keep in mind that when we saw the convention these last four days were people who were focused not just on her bog ravy and the woman behind the resume which was also something that was needed because a lot of people they know her, but they don't really know what mobilizes her and what motivates her, but i also think what we

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i wanted to be scotty. what a musician. in fact, elvis' scotty moore, i love this.d have love to have known what their conversation at that reunion was like to have desperate careers. >> going from nfl season from start-to-finish. nfl films and amazon videos will take you there. that is coming up next on "cbs this morning: saturday." >> two people death. firefighters 600 block of cedar lane morton just before this morning, the cause is still under investigation. >>> checking weather, justin, nice holiday weekends in store? >> great start to the week, i think today the best day out out of the next few, full sunshine, humidity stays on the low side, so enjoy it, certainly not feeling like early july, this morning, good beach day shape up, margate looking good in the sunshine, nice and quiet this morning, temperatures, already starting to creep to the low 70s across coastal new jersey, storm scan3, nice and quiet, high pressure dominating mid-atlantic, northeast, keep it dry, more clouds return tomorrow, though, still not bad. 86 degrees, monday, we do run the risk for

scotty, i want you to respond to what we just heard.r and political commentator. >> i think it's interesting that we have to go after tim kaine, the vice presidential candidate when hillary clinton was secretary of state. but i want to talk about, you mentioned bernie sanders supporters and going in as a united front. i thought we were united last week. we had a little bit of an issue. we've just had 20,000 e-mails leaked by wikileaks. these are very damaging, damaging e-mails as they talk about when the dnc and bernie sanders and the majority of them are talking about how the system was rigged, as mr. trump said. they're very argumentative, pointing out a lot of people within the movement. and you've got 13 million bernie sanders voters with, 45 and under which is the young group that's going to be needed. it's not enough for hillary clinton to recruit them, she has to engage them and make sure they don't stay home. a lot of the young voters might have something better to do on election day, which helping mr. trump. >> jeff zeleny is t

brad and david and scotty, thank you all so much. dull moment here either and it is just day number one. we're minutes away from the opening gavel here at the democratic national convention. we now know as we've been reporting that the person who will be standing up there, with the gavel, will not be the chair of the dnc, will not be debbie wasserman schultz. she won't be speaking either. do not miss a beat. we will bring it to you live. special coverage from philadelphia. back in a flash. , it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma proble

there was something you said last hour in the discussion with scottie nel hughes.going to go to trump, they're not going to go to a third party. essentially you said they will be good democrats. what is your degree of concern that they're just not motivated by hillary clinton as the nominee and just won't show up as all in november? >> i don't think that's going to be the case because these are party activists. these are folks who want a more progressive agenda. i think my colleague is absolutely right. stay involved, stay active. the dnc is working with them on a regular basis. listen, i've headed a democratic state committee. there are also interparty fighting. there are people who work with our organization as well as the dnc who supported different individuals during the primary. you're going to have that. these e-mails were individualisticly drif iven, bo is that a word. in washington, we should all know better. i'm not concerned about them going to the trump campaign because that would be regressive, if you will, and make it more difficult for them to get a p

. >> scotty shorts. thank you. much of the country and not just california remaining of the dangerously high temperatures from the plain to the northeast. you can see it is mitch the same tomorrow. the heat index will make temperatures in the 90s, feeling like 100 degrees or higher. more than 90 million people are under excessive heat advisories and they should be cooling off midweek. >>> a lot more for russia today. the olympic committee deciding a total ban of the olympic games. ioc sets the bar high for russian athletes. >> they'll need to prove to sports federation they are clean of doping. the ioc's president also says any athletes sponsoring doping scandal will not be allowed to compete. >> the presumptions of innocence cannot be applied to russian athletes. with russia's road to rio complicated. many doping officials are outraged saying after russia's doping scandal was confirmed by an independent investigation just days ago, only a blanket ban of russia was susceptible. >> it is a level of ambassadcor of th

one was paul scotty from new york. you came in the coast guard in 1965. >> and the build-up started in march when i joined the coast guard, i wanted to go to vietnam and i thought the coast guard would be a way to get there. >> but just before he shipped out he fell in love. >> i was go going to get ready for the war. i was getting in shape, chasing girls with one exception. an english teacher i had met wanted me to go out with this girl. so i figured i'd date her, take her out and that would be the end of that. well, 32 days later i married her. we went off to reno and then i left for vietnam. we were together for 14 days. >> he arrived in country on 1 may 1967. as a gunner's mate, he looked for infiltrators. >> they would come down the coast. they were using trawlers. they were 88 feet to 150 feet. they could take on 95 tons of weapons and they'd try to get through us, reach the coast. hit a river inlet. the v.c. would be waiting for them and then they'd off load. >> were they armed? >> yes. with weapons similar to o

>> scottie gets scared, along with his kids. >> we're at the play ground and my kids don't want to gomore. look at this [ bleep ] no wind out here. >> ooh! >> this video got nearly 5 million hits already. on the internet. >> -- look at this. >> no, no, there's wind. >> obviously the reason that swing is moving so vigorously is because of the shape. it's touching more of the breeze -- >> or there could have just been somebody standing off camera, too, that went and swung it. >> nobody out there. the thing will go out for about two minutes. there's no wind right now. and this thing is swinging like crazy. >> i've got it going faster. >> the kid's are good actors then because they are genuinely believed by what's going on. >> crazy. sorry. >> here's another one. let's see if you guys can see what's going on here. you have a young woman, in bed, sleeping with this teddy bear. >> clearly the teddy bear is just feeling a little romantic. >> right. >> the girl finally wakes up. pushes the bear aside. this is easily explainable. i think somebody could be her, may have some string on the other

is scottie right? it was wedged in between two speeches with a lot of electricity. >> obviously incredibly hard to follow michelle obama last night. no doubt about that. i thought elizabeth warren came off a little flat. i thought it could have been more energetic. you're following a first lady who delivered a political speech, and dan knows this, she has not been political for eight years. she came out last night. she was political and she delivered really hard and very impressive, and then you have bernie sanders on the book end closing it out. look, it was a hard thing for elizabeth warren to do. make no bones about this. elizabeth warren is going to be on the campaign trail, the number wurn attacker of donald trump and mike pence. you'll see the likes of joe biden, tim kaine and michelle obama out there humanizing hillary clinton. >> john, can i say -- i think the most damaging words about donald trump last night came not from elizabeth warren and michelle obama, from donald trump himself. i've nev

and scottie hughes and scott bolduan. we've got scott and scott. good morning.ood morning. >> scott, let's start with you. the clintons have a very long history with loretta lynch, dating back to when bill clinton appointed lynch to the u.s. attorney position in 1999. considering now the shadow cast, to use the characterization by the attorney general yesterday, should she fully recuse herself from this investigation? >> no, probably not, actually. you know, bill clinton and loretta lynch go back a long way. they were both thinking socially and not politically. they weren't thinking about perceptions. and this happens all the time, at least in washington. lawyers and judges will communicate socially. it's not a ex parte communication unless you're talking ex parte about the investigation. certainly didn't make the case. or that wasn't the case here, loretta lynch fully disclosed. like any other investigation, she's going to listen to the fbi, listen to career prosecutors and the decision is going to be made. i think this is more the makings of the media or repub

no, it just happened you giunta could ask questions on your behalf whether it be in j., scotty, dj, patrick ewing, anybody because i wasn't a union rep and that became my play. it wasn't ever about me. this thing ain't about the collective. i'm still blast being in a sport that made me a team player from the mindset. i've never been about making my 250 million so i can go by a ballet. it's about me making that might and 1983 so we could see a difference in the city of chicago. it bothered me the president is from your and this is happening here. no way should we be able to condition we can with a number of championships that we are in, the amount of money we make, the number of entertainers and athletes that are funded that our city continues to be wanted it. that bothers me host the wendy's unite country when i was in milwaukee, a young brother by the name of troy murdered in 1989, and i'm watching television and the report comes on, and they say we feel like we're living in a war zone. at that time i put my pen to paper and i felt like okay we need an organization. but first we have to se

. >> hi, scottie. >> seth: please welcome to the show, simon pegg. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth:>> seth: and i'm so happy you're in the film. i'm so happy you co-wrote it. this is the 13th film of the enterprise, yes? >> it is, yes. technically, yeah. >> seth: all right, so i'm glad we've established. this is an odd-numbered "star trek" film. >> yes, i know where you're going. >> seth: so i first was introduced you, you had a show called "spaced" that was in the u.k. >> yup. >> seth: a fantastic show, and you famously in the show, established that you believed odd-numbered "star trek" films were not good. >> that is correct. i actually said it in the past. >> seth: yeah. >> and it has come back to haunt me quite horribly. >> seth: because now you're doing it. well, let's actually show the clip, and then talk about how crazy it is you're actually doing this. >> it's a fact, sure as day follows night, sure as eggs is eggs, sure as every odd-numbered "star trek" movie is [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] >> seth: so when you realized you were being asked to do an odd-numbered "star trek" film

and scottie else in hughes. mayor nutter is a clinton supporter. thank you for for being here. mark preston, to you first. what is the number one thing that you believe the clinton camp gets from the kaine pick? what makes him different? what makes him special? >> you know, i don't think there really is one specific thing. i think there are semp several different things that kind of come together that forms one thing. you e.j. mentioned virginia. 13 electoral votes, a battleground state. a state be that very difficult for the trump campaign to win. >> but it's not what state that the democrats took last time around. >> it suspect. but the last time, barack obama won it in 2008 and 2012. the last time the democrats won it was barry goldwater. he is also fluent in spanish. he can go into communities now and easily campaign and not appear as if he is pandering. frankly, the third thing is hillary clinton's biggest deficit right now is with white male voters. if you look at tim kaine, he is a white male. so can he help hillary clinton with that? >> the question is how much of the c

scottie, what happened here? >> i think it's ludicrous to hold the trump campaign for something that was posted on a message board. >> this was a retweet. >> now that you're even bringing this up that it was posted on a message board, memes are on both sides of the aisle -- >> so it just didn't occur to him and he put it out there? >> first of all, it was this saturday, it was a campaign. we're looking at a graphic right now, so if you're going to be angry at mr. trump for this, you need to go after playdough who uses this same graphic. it's not the star of david because the star of david has to have two designated triangles. this is not what this is, but yet, if you want to sit there and try to cause hate, try to paint trump as anti-semitic considering he has jewish family members -- >> if he made a mistake, why doesn't he just say he made a mistake? >> but the thing is, he corrected it. it was not necessarily -- i personally would have looked at it and said, okay, that could look like it, but this shows the pol

you don't think that my mom could [ bleep ] scottie pippen?n do it all night long! [ laughter ] >> seth: my bigger issue, conner, is this bit is not popular enough for you to be deconstructing it like this! in fact, it's a little self-indulgent. >> oh, self-indulgent! okay, wow, this coming from mr. i want to be the host of this show. point the camera at me as i bitch, piss, and moan about congress passing a new egg law or something for 20 minutes from my ivory desk! >> seth: i have to move on with the show, conner! >> come on! why won't you talk about "anniversary guy"?! >> seth: because i don't think it's important to celebrate the one-year anniversary of really anything, conner! >> what about your son's first birthday, you jagoff?! >> seth: let alone a comedy bit, that if we're being real, we always bury at the end of the show. >> come on! it spawned the classic catchphrase "talk about it." need i refresh your memory? role it, alex. >> why don't you want to talk about it, man? >> then talk about it! >> talk about it! just talk about it! >>

she was offered a job at "the new york times" by famed washington bureau chief scotty resten. but scotty resten, when he offered her a job, unlike the male reporters, he wondered if perhaps she could help cover the phones in the morning. she was somewhat insubstituted -- insulted by that and stayed at the washington star, understandably. it was a time when marriage was a career-ending proposal for reporters. there were a number of women at "the new york times" who went so far as to conceal their marriages to they wouldn't be fired as reporters -- so they wouldn't be fired as reporters. and again and again it was made clear to mary she had a choice, she could get married or have a career. she chose to have a career, but it was a very difficult choice for her, and i think it really speaks to her importance as a trailblazing columnist and a trailblazing woman. she covered the kennedy years with incredible verve. she knew jack and bobby very well. they were friends. they came from boston. she loved them. they butted heads. it really felt like a family relationship in a lot of ways

bmx trick shots put on by scotty cranmer. now that big guy, he's super coordinated.th the ball handling skills and they're going to need it to pull off some of these tricks. >> off my head, i'm going to get it back off my head. >> big boys up first trying to tap it in with his helmeted head. first couple of balls missed. but, doesn't take long before they sink one. >> whoa! >> yay. >> we're off to a good start. >> it's my turn. i'm going to try to jump the box and do an alley-oop into the basket. >> oh! >> this is everything. >> going to play much more than just an assist at the end of this video. keep watching. >> they're going to put dillon way over there. see him at the top of the stairs. >> okay. >> oh! >> oh! >> okay. all right. he's got a good arm. >> bam bam bam bam. >> yay! >> a scavenger hunt leads her on a path to romance. >> and as soon as she looks up she realizes, dude, my man is right there. >> why this surprise is both special, and unexpected. got green or start doing it their way and we'll all be a lot less stressed on the roads. >> time to check in w

"action news" reporter catherine scotties live outside the courthouse in norristown the with the preview, catherine. >> reporter: once again today, bill cosby's defense team will try to get these charges, thrown out, they believe that his preliminary hearing was unfair, because his accuser was not required to be here. she did not have to face cross-examination, before trial. seventy-eight year-old bill cosby will be back in montgomery county courthouse in norristown this after afternoon. a judge will deciding whether to dismiss charges a begins him. back in may a judge ruled there was enough evidence in the case to go to trial. his accuser former temple university employee andrea conn stan did not appear at that hearing. under current state law prosecutors said that she didn't have to and maintained a recent court ruling loud for them to use her police statement instead. cosby is charged with felony indecent assault for allegedly drugging and molesting constand in 2004. cosby says the encounter was consensual and that the pills were benadryl but cosby's defense team argued that people ac

cnn political commentator scottie nell hughes and david chalian is back.chat, i've been reading about eight years ago what happened on the floor at the dnc with then hillary clinton who obviously lost it to then senator barack obama. this is what happened eight years ago. >> in the spirit of unity, with a goal of victory, with faith in our party and our country, let's declare together, in one voice, right here, right now, that barack obama is our candidate and he will be our president! >> all right. so dan pfeiffer, let me just turn to you first having been on team obama. why do it that way? what did that mean for then senator obama moving forward? >> well, it is important to remember that the primary in 2008 was much closer than this one in terms of delegate count, in terms of popular vote. so you had very strong feelings from a lot of clinton delegates who thought that they wanted her to be the nominee. and it sent a powerful signal to them that while we might have had disagreements in the primary, when it is ultimately most important is winning the elec

angela rye, scottie nell hughes, a trump supporter, and the journalist and author carl bernstein., will president obama be taking a more assertive attack role, do you believe, in the coming weeks and months going after donald trump? >> i know so. i've called this election to gettysburg of the cultural wars in the white house and hillary clinton. they know that they could lose this thing. and what is at stake is this dark view of america, the president is absolutely convinced that if trump wins, that the future of the united states and our relationship to the rest of the world is at stake. and he's right. there is going to be a unified convention because of that. and what we're seeing here is all the firemen have been called in. michael bloomberg has been enlisted. he's no great fan of hillary clinton. he's been enlisted to come to this convention and say exactly what the president has said. we're going to hear that as the message from all of the speakers bernie sanders is on. this is kind of a silk purse out of a sow's ear that's been made of the debbie wasserman schultz situation

scottie, as the trump supporter, what did you hear it all?isted entwoo the two conventions. but i agree that there were a lot of differences between. not only the people on the stage where hillary clinton did have a large crescendo with a lot of people just backing her up and it was a high bar for her. i don't know what she could have said that would have actually empressed me. where republicans were almost a build-up to donald trump. he was the star. i think ratings are showing. 4 million more people according to ratings that just came out watched donald trump's speech over hillary clinton's speech. but on inside i think a lot of things were missing. we did not talk about radical islamics. you say there was policies? i did not see policies. we had some of the worst jobs numbers for third quarter in a row come out again. hillary clinton did not tell me how she was going to be the agent of change that's different from the last eight years. truth is a lot of americans are still very much hurting from. >> i think on that point, chris, let me pos