steve harris leads the manufacturing for large corporates team at lloyds. y as a whole or does it tell us about one section of manufacturing? it mainly tells us about one section of manufacturing because it is larger manufacturers but it is done across a whole bandwidth of manufacturing, which there are many subsectors, from rail to aerospace and defence, food. it tried to encapsulating a good spread of opinion from that large corporate client base. they are pretty optimistic about the next five yea rs, optimistic about the next five years, where is that growth going to come from? is there anything that struck in the survey that showed one sector is going to do well at one particular area of growth is going to come through? there is a couple of key areas. the first one is around export. 55% of survey respondents said there was export demand being seen from overseas. and 93% of the manufacturers we surveyed are exporting at present, so i think that was one of the main areas. the of the areas is around driving growth through investment in research and developm

>> steve: well, i see i've missed a lot. [laughter] >> harris: you have! >> lisa: welcome back. >> steve: i would say lisa is right when she points out democrats have used the charge of racism against republicans going back years, including the people who didn't observed to be called racist at all. i think jessica is right when she lists a number of things that donald trump has said that art, at the very least, racist comments. i think the attack on judge curiel, from indiana, where the implication was that he could decide fairly because he was born of mexican hispanic descent, that's a racist thing to say. if you string those things together, i think that's why you have 51% of americans saying they think he is racist. the problem here is this is what our political debates have devolved into. it's counterpoint, counter attack, counter attack. i don't mean to sound like a pollyanna and say come by all, should we all just get along. >> harris: i sound like that, too. >> steve: at the same time you want to have some positive outcome come out of this. i think i

: i'm glad you introduced a bit of lightness into the conversation. >> harris: it's heavy. >> steve: that's how i feel about it. i find it really, truly depressing, harris. the conversation itself is very self-indulgent. it's very decadent. it's people in the political industrial complex who live very comfortable lives, indulging, "you are a racist, you are a racist." whatever. >> harris: right. >> steve: how does that help a single person the real world? has it helped the life chances of a single child? how does it help the towns across america? their factories are gone, their communities are collapsed. all these problems we have, none of it is addressed by this. we are talking about it, so let's say some things that are true. which is that of the selective outrage, i think, is really offensive to a lot of people. yes, of course we should condemn racist language. i think the language we saw on sunday was racist, and i said so. we should condemn it. but we should also condemn other forms of hateful, racist language. anti-semitism is racism. it is a form of racism. it's all very well

steve >> harris: do you want people to read it you allowed?, they would on the floor you can go watch that on c-span, it's in the archives. watch on youtube. i'm sure the house committee democrats have edits, they probably sent out emails. everyone has it. you can buy the mueller report of the bookstore while you're at the airport. you can get for free on the internet. >> harris: it's a pdf, doesn't take that much. >> kennedy: addressing it by any different modality won't change the contents of the report. that's almost the wishful thinking of people saying, "take it in for your ears, take it and eyes. feel the report." [laughter] it's not going to change the bottom line, which is still kind of a mixed bag. maybe it's good that -- >> harris: why do think that robert mueller was lying when he said, "i'm not talking out of the confines of the report?" >> melissa: but what will he say when he asks oliver questions? >> harris: the origin of the dusty. >> melissa: all those kinds of things. he said he won't talk outside the report. maybe you keep r

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harris: mike emanuel, thank you very much. i want to bring in former new york congress and steve israel, is also the former chairman of the congressionalign committee. you know most of these players very well. good to see you today. >> good to be with you, harris. >> harris: thank you. is this when the speaker presses against those four women that were just mentioned by our correspondent about race? >> is not about race. >> harris: then why does aoc say it is? >> she's entitled to her opinion. she's also doubly wrong, in my view. this is the inevitable tension of a small group of people with one priority, and that is their ideology. and one speaker of the house with many priorities. among those priorities are making sure that she retains the majority in the house of representatives. she helps select a democratic president. in making sure she reflects the view of her caucus. there was a caucus meeting yesterday where the speaker was quite animated, and said to her members, "you want to make a target of somebody, make a target of me. don't make targets of one another." and she got a standing ovation. she has the support of her caucus. sh

. >> vaughan hillyard is in south carolina with kamala harris. steve kornacki is at the big board. members of the congressional hispanic caucus. kamala harris is in south carolina and responding to the apology from joe biden. >> reporter: yeah. she's here over in marion. jeff was telling me she's the first presidential candidate to visit marion. everyone is quick to note that barack obama visited back in the day and visited the barbershop that jeff works at here. we are giving kamala harris a little bit of space. she's eating breakfast. this is the contrast that kamala harris has set up. she put herself forward as the candidate in this race that is willing to draw contrasts. whether it be on the hyde amendment, the crime bill, bussing in the 1970s and 1980s. that conversation was asked directly to her yesterday. joe biden just yesterday was quick to mention his affiliation with barack obama. he said remember those eight years i worked in the white house. this was kamala harris yesterday responding to joe biden's quite frequent reference to the former president. >> they're going to m

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steve: threw hear the counter point kamala harris and the president.s that is the president's best card at getting reelected reminding people how good the economy is are you better off today than you were four years ago? i have heard some polsters say this white house has not done a very good job reminding people about the economy instead they get sidetracked on other stuff. going forward they have got to talk about the economy. pete: the stock market is great if you have stocks. to her pointed, a fair one, it's not always the best indicator. are your wages going up? do you have the opportunities that you need? ainsley: do you have the opportunities. do you remember at dinner with your kids 2008 half the people lost their jobs. pete: those industries that have come back. manufacturing things here in the u.s.a. and wages going up too. that's wanier. steve: we were talking to bruce roar back fisherman and owner of billie baits tackle in port st. lucie in florida. they have been devastated by the toxic tides and algae. yesterday he was at an event where h

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. >> and steve, the war of words between kamala harris and biden continued this week over the issue ofaigns argued over whether they really disagree on the issues. yesterday, we heard this from biden. an apology? hang on just a second. >> now was i wrong a few weeks ago to somehow give the impression to people that i was praising those men who i successfully opposed time and again? yes, i was. i regret it. and i'm sorry if any of the pain or misconception may have caused anybody. >> okay, steve, will that end it? >> he said i'm sorry for any pain or misconception is an actual apology. in a sense it ends we have this endless river of news going on. we're so far out from the election. we may not remember this episode weeks from now. it gets to the heart of biden appeal and his political style and the way he wants to sell himself. he wants to tell voters i am the guy who can work with the other side. i can work with the other side. but it's also a reminder that joe biden has been around a long time. he's been around since the days when people who have been open segregationists were still

steve cornacki. the 2020 candidate are rallying around kamala harris after donald trump jr.e birther conversation. he retweeted a post that questioned harris' ancestry. her fellow candidates came to her defense. joe biden tweeted the same forces of hatred rooted in birtheri birtherism. racism has no place in america. ali vitali who has been on the road covering the candidates. this hgoes back to donald trump jr. there are still according to last poll i saw probably a year or more old, some 20% or more americans think barack obama was not born in the united states, what's don jr.'s explanation for why he retweeted that? >> i think you are right when you talk about donald trump and appealing to the base on this. i think there are a certain percentage of people who feels this is something that's kindred with him on. that's speaking with president trump's own base. in terms of donald trump jr., his spokesperson is out with a statement to us over the weekend saying that he was questioning and he had not heard she was half indian. he put that tweet out questioning something he was

steve kornacki, a lot of people after they watched kamala harris do battle with joe biden expected there. this was the first look we got at the entire group together. but that's a big jump. >> that's very big. i mean, five points, that poll has it five points when you think of all the advantages that joe biden had supposedly coming into the race, to be sitting in this poll -- let's see how this one

>> well, i saw my friend harry reid staffer today call out steve baynes, republican senator for making the same comment. he said don't bring juice in this. don't whitewash this by invoking jews. lindsey graham would have the credibility to say anything if he said this is white nationalism, this is racism, i condemn it. he's deflecting. that shows what a problem this is. >> i have mark who leads the civil rights on these issues. i'm going to turn to him. this has been an illuminating discussion. i appreciate the real truth and personal things that each of you shared. my thanks to adam, tiff any, michelle. neal comes back for opening arguments later in the show. but mark morial joins me next, the leader of the national urban league. before we turn to him, i want to play a little more of what congresswoman pressly just said. >> i encourage the american people and all of us in this room and beyond to not take the bait. this is a disruptive distraction from the issues of care, concern and consequence to the american people. >> mark morial, as mentioned, is here. your response. and given the

steve: yeah and he's got a bunch of rocks. >> jimmy: some - [ light laughter ] some news from overseas. there are rumors that prince harryhan markle have banned their neighbors from talking to them >> steve: ooh. [ audience oohs >> jimmy: apparently the neighbors aren't even allowed to say "good morning." >> steve: oh >> jimmy: right now you're thinking that's rude, but you're also a little jealous [ light laughter ] check this out i heard that soon teslas will be able to stream netflix on the car's center display [ scattered cheers ] it's all part of tesla's plan to cut down on emissions and pedestrians. >> steve: oh [ laughter ] >> jimmy: here's some good news from washington. democrats and republicans just worked together to pass a bill that would block robocalls i think it's the one thing - [ cheers and applause ne thing on, robocalls are the worst. >> steve: you know what, it's funny, because i never get robocalls. >> jimmy: you're one of the lucky ones, because they can be pretty awful [ phone vibrating >> steve: oops, sorry. getting a phone call right now [ light laughter ] that's weird it's my area code, but i do

harris. that doesn't mean it's the end of anything. it's july. but we've seen a couple of developments here. >> for sure. great points, steve. matt, if you are the biden campaign, how nervous are you about these numbers? >> if i'm the biden campaign, i'm also looking at the numbers among african-american numbers. his numbers slip significantly among them. kamala is in second. his path to the nomination runs through african-american voters especially in south carolina. mayor pete talking about the south bend shooting and, obviously, kamala's attack on him were geared toward african-american voters. so i'm looking at that, if i'm them, and i don't think it's a bigger problem for him, long term, but it's like that old movie from the predator. if it bleeds, you can kill it. he's given his opponents a template into how they can defeat him. >> i'm interested in knowing how many of our viewers are predator fans. >> the problem with some of these polls is the sample size, especially the cross towns are so small we don't know how many african-americans were sampled. it's productive to look at the non-white sample because that's bigge

steve bullock. on the second night wednesday, july 31st, joe biden and kamala harris will join julian castro, andrewory booker, tulsi gabbard, michael bennett, and bill de blasio. there's one more piece of this puzzle. that's the last to be decided. coming up we're going to reveal how the candidates will be positioned on stage each night. right now back to anderson. >> all right, wolf, thanks very much. john king, david chalian was talking tuesday night, the first night being moderate night. >> not so much, but it does after the calculation. is it these two, warren and sanders against the moderates, or just because they're sharing these two, senator warren are close friends -- >> are they actually close friends? a y >> yes, they are. they are close. they're holding 30% of the democratic vote. do they defend medicare for all and other things against john delanie? john delanie says it's a bad idea. john hickenlooper says it's a bad idea. steve bullock says it's a bad idea. amy klobuchar says it's a bad idea. is it these two against them? or do we get fireworks between these two? this to me is the unan

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harris: i agree with jeanne. what tim ryan and john delaney and steve bullock, even amy klobuchar, did last night was really striking the way they did, "are there are choices for the democratic party. if we go that far left, we are going to lose. and joe biden, who has defined his candidacy as a moderate left of center to candidates, the one who can get it done, has got to make it clear to both paris and booker that what they are pushing can't win. >> harris: because he still has frontrunner status, we will stay with joe biden. the campaign manager formerly for barack obama, jim mussina, says this is what needs to do. >> he needs to have a moment or he looks talks of the future prehe's done really well talking about the past and president obama and all their work together. but ice got to lay out a compelling vision for the future, and excite some folks. >> harris: jeanne? >> i think he has to be forward-looking at future-looking, that's absolutely true. but he cannot run away from joe biden. al gore learned that question when he tried to run away from bill clinton. it's not a workable strategy. remember, barack obam

kamala harris and elizabeth warren all right there with senator sanders too. so steveth you again. how do you square those two slides we just showed? first the drop in support since the debate for joe biden but yet voters saying far and away he has the best chance to beat donald trump. >> i think it shows you how unsettled the field is and once you get beyond biden with the familiarity with democrats. if you're going to ask democratic voters who has the best chance of knocking off donald trump from this field, you're not going to find any consensus when you get to biden. i think he's the default answer for a lot of them. there was a ugov poll that caught my interest. from the field, who has the best chance of beating trump, just asking are they capable of beating trump when you imagine them on the debate stage, biden still performs the best among any democratic candidate, but the confidence fell 13 points. he went from far and away, 70% saying yeah, he can absolutely knock off trump. down to 57% in this poll. the only other candidate who took a hit like that was beto o

harris. i want to bring in nbc national political correspondent, steve cornacki with the democratic race ahead of the next debate. good to have you with us. walk us through some of the numbers. >> brand new nbc news survey monkey poll. this is the national state of the democratic race. democratic voters saying biden, a single digit lead for him. sanders and warren is right behind him and harris is a three-way tie there for a second. remember when joe biden first announced his candidacy, got a bit of a bump. he was in the high 30s and low 40s in some polls. that first debate had something to do with that. is joe biden will be able to bounce back? a big reason where a big divide, there is a divide when it comes to race in the democratic party. let's see if i can get this to where i can't -- can we advance the control room? is that possible? i am having trouble. it is not recommending. let's see if it works. it still did not. >> oh my god. you see biden is in second place. blook vot black voters. look at that. he has a lead of more than 20 points. the former vice president, he's losing among blac

harris is going up. joe biden is going down. steve: couple weeks ago the president of the united states said you know what? planning ice raids. pulling the plug after details were leaked to the press uncertain exactly who did it. although some names have been ban theeed about. ken cuccinelli who is the acting director of citizenship and immigration services, one. guys in charge of ice, has some news. that is those deportations of about 1 million people who are in this country illegally and final orders have been issued against them, they should be ware because something could start promptly. watch. this people in the house come down and complain about them keep coming while not helping fix the problem. it's the height of hypocrisy. realize there is about a million, approximately a million people in this country who already have removal orders. they have been all the way through an extremely generous due process pipeline, had removal orders. this is just what ice is supposed to do. the fact that we have fallen to the point where we are

harris. joining me now to break it all down, steve kornacki.od to see you at the big board in the flesh. >> bunch of interesting dynamics potentially. you have sanders, warren, on night one polling in double digits. warren not getting the shot potentially at joe biden. maybe that disappoints her. also keep an eye. a new in addition, steve bull ton. he did not get in the first debate. eric swalwell is now out of the race. the other thing to keep an eye on here night one, marianne williamson. hickenlooper, delayney, bullock. this is the last chance in a lot of cases in front of an audience this size to stave out. if they don't get their numbers up by fall, they may have to leave this race. that is something to keep an eye on. you have biden, harris. all eyes will be on them as you head into the potential rematch for what we saw. booker, castro. did they look at what harris was able to pull off and say, hey, there's an opportunity for me to do the same thing. is biden going to get a lot of incoming. folks on the edging literally fighting for their

harris. watch. >> we had a deal. and it was a deal that really was close to being done. >> steve mnuchin said you were 90 percent there. are you 90 percent there now? or will you 90 percent before they reneged? >> look, they know what we have to have. if we do not have intellectual property theft protections, if we do not have the opening of china, china is not open. we are open but china is not open. if we do not have the opening of china, if we do not have the things we negotiated and maybe even more than that. look, right now we are getting 25 percent on $250 billion worth of goods. nobody ever heard of such a thing. massive amounts of money. and don't play, do not let anyone tell you that we are paying. we are not paying, china is paying for it. china has devalued their currency in order to pay for it. they devalue their currency and their pouring money into the economy and in these companies which generally are chinese owned, indirectly or directly paid we are not paying anything for it. they are -- our consumer says china is different than other countries. some other countries that can happen but i view terrace

steve bullock. we'll get to see joe biden and kamala harris on night two face off, or not.ntrunner will be standing between harris and cory booker. both of them have challenged him on race. the stakes are high, and "the washington post" writes this, quote, the prime time democratic debate in detroit this month could be a season finale for as much as half the candidates as they struggle to meet the requirements. lydia, there are just two things that we should point out. no diversity on the first night, and i think harris, i don't know that she benefits from all the focus being on, you know, will she or won't she. s i don't love this arrangement. >> it's sort of -- i mean, the bar is going to be very high for harris on that second night, right? because biden's going to be ready. he's going to be waiting for that to come. and any race issue that comes up, you're going to have an expectation that she's going to be the person who's going to come out swinging. i don't think that now that she's sort of put herself in the upper tier that she actually wants to do that. and then the

and steve, what else do you see in these numbers with this poll behind you about what unfolded on that debate stage? i see kamala harris. where do you see that sport coming out of? >> there you see the two big changes, harris up, doubling her support, tying with warren, biden down five points. i was looking inside these numbers here, to see was there a particular group that really went for harris or really left biden? honestly, i'll show you this, if you break this down by race we've been talking about joe biden doing much better with black voters than white voters. he's still doing better with white voters than black voters. this morning he's off five points with black voters, and he's off five points with white voters. same with kamala harris, up about the same amount with white voters and black voters. it's across the board. biden is just down, and harris is just up, and a lot of other folks flat. >> really interesting. very, very intrigued to see the next set of numbers that come out. nbc's steve kornacki, thank you very much. >>> the next chapter on the road to the 2020 presidential election kicks off this week in

steve cohen, thank you so much. >> you're very welcome. >> and still ahead, senator kamala harris rolling out a new plan to spend more than $70 billion to help close the racial wealth gap. how will that shape the conversation with just four days now before the cnn debates in detroit? free wi-fi... ...and the price match guarantee. so with hilton there is no catch. yeah the only catch is i'm never leaving. no i'm serious, i live here now. book at hilton.com and get the hilton price match guarantee. four zero expense ratio index funds directly to investors. and now we have zero account fees for brokerage accounts. at fidelity, those zeros really add up. ♪ so maybe i'll win, saved by zero ♪ i switched to geico and saved hundreds. that's a win. but it's not the only reason i switched. geico's a company i can trust, with over 75 years of great savings and service. ♪ now that's a win-win. switch to geico. it's a win-win. woman 1: this... woman 2: ...this... man 1: ...this is my body of proof. man 2: proof of less joint pain... woman 3: ...and clearer skin. man 3: proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... woman 4: ...wi

steve: last seem consensus was that kamala harris from california won the debate over two nights, she'sut with what she wherevers as the climate equality act, teamed up with aoc on this and the statement she has put out says cliet mate change is an existential threat, critical we act now to achieve a cleaner, safer and healthier future but it's not enough to simply cut emissions and end reliance on fossil fuels, we must ensure the community is contending with unsafe drinking water, toxics air and lack of economic opportunity are not left behind. also apparently it would require cbo to evaluate how new environmental bills would impact various communities and it would create the office of climate and environmental justice accountability, so something new there. >> i'm not sure i like the sound of that. she's telling us who she is, maybe she's moderate enough, maybe she can win. this is incredible radical plan, let's not forget that aoc's chief of staff describes this as not just green new deal but change the economy plan. this is fundamentally changing the way we live, i'd refer you to ao

harris: i feel like we are going around in circles. >> jessica: one more thing, there was a republican strategist who passed away who had written a memo in 2016 that got through to steveannon and crisco batch, and are gated that we ned for the redistricting to make sf minorities are underrepresented. >> harris: you made your point. gerrymandering is something we've already heard. we want to go back to this idea, if you are here illegally, you are likely not going answer the question. >> carley: the thing that -- i don't think a lot of people are talking about this, that if you do answer the question, if you are here illegally -- >> harris: what happens next? >> carley: nobody is allowed to act on that. so it's like you illegally get in trouble and get removed from the country. why not ask the question and then write out if you are here legally? don't lie, you will get in trouble for it. >> harris: that's interesting. i had not heard that argument. that's interesting. because if you amend the question, my point is that the president doesn't really lose either way. in all of this. because i don't know that we will necessarily get to a greater number than what we already

steve bullock. night two get a chance to see joe biden and kamala harris face off or not again. the front-runner will be standing between harris and cory booker. both of them have challenged him on race. the stakes are high and "the washington post" writes this -- quote, the primetime democratic debate in detroit late this month could be a season finale for as many as half the candidates who have made the stage, as they struggle to meet the higher qualification requirements that go into effect for later gatherings. everyone is back. lydia, two things we should point out, no diversity on the first night, and i think harris, i don't know that she benefits with all of the focus being on will she or won't she? she should be held to a higher standard because of her performance last time. i don't love this arrangement. >> the bar is going to be very high for harris on that second night, right. because biden will be ready. he's going to be waiting for that to come. any race issue that comes up, you're going have an expectation that she's going to be the person that will come out swingi

montana governor steve bullock replacing eric swallow who dropped out of the race earlier this month. and joe biden, kamala harrisnother chance to go head to head for night 2, corey book rental diblasio also in the second round, five candidates did not qualify. the drawing randomized by cnn. the war crimes trial of navy seal eddie gallagher captured our nation's attention. his defense attorney who helped him win acquittal of murdering and isis fighter sounded this alarm after the verdict. >> i think the command in cls, they have to take a look at themselves and how they need to reorganize and redo business in the future. >> they want to rejoin the navy reserve to help restore faith in military justice system and he joins me live to talk about that. thank you for joining us. let us recap what happened in terms of the gallagher case, found not guilty on all charges except one. >> he was found guilty of being in a photograph which is something we admitted from the beginning, that there was a photo but the big issue is he was charged with attempted murder and all these things they could have avoided if they did a pro

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harris who raised more than joe biden. >> donald trump finishing his best two month run in popularity. steved win by 6 points against a democrat considered to be a socialist. steve: in that case. what will happen in terms of the -- i don't see anyone else there to your point. they are going to end up with someone that looks like someone like you described. >> that is the sim civil war, ty are fighting over who will be the leader in 2024, there is no leadership, that is why there is chaos in the house between nancy pelosi and aocplus three. 11% of democrats voted in her district. 11%, she won by 4 4 thousand v votes. >> people on twitter but not when they vote. steve: the real world. >> we'll leave it there thank you for joining us, see you next sunday when the next revolution will be televised. mark: hello, i am mark levin, this is life liberty and levin, we have a great guest dr. charles kesler. >> good to see you. mark: it has been 30 years. >> i have been following you. mark: thank you, and i you. editor of claremont books. considered the greatest publication on book reviews. i read it, i

harris and senator warren. what is interesting in this debate is you also see the presidents of governor steve bullock, a red stateemocrat who will be newly in the debates and a fresh voice. it will be interesting to see if he can break through during the debate later this month. craig: the president had to do a bit of a backtrack and a retreat on the idea of putting a citizenship question on the united states census asking people if you're a citizen or not a citizen. this is a topic pretty important to his base. he did not get what he wanted. how does he sell that to the voters to say he's still fighting the good fight? marc: one of the things that many people want are the result and not necessarily how we get there. what the president did by signing the executive order, he is still getting through all the resources of the federal government and the accounting for almost all of the illegal immigrants and the citizenship status of people who are in our country. it would've been easier to do it through the senses, but because of the legal hurdles being thrown up in the constant obstruction by the democrats, that wa

. ♪ steve: we're back with quick headlines. kamala harris blasted jeffrey epstein's former lawyers.l candidate last week. she said there were questions of the integrity of our legal system. gap in fund-raising keeps growing. beto o'rourke raised 3.6 million in the last quarter. half of what the 9 million he raised in first quarter this year. despite paltry funds, he disqualified for all of the fall presidential debates. brian, down to you. brian: a story of perseverance. seattle seahawks teammates, twin brothers, shaquill and shaquem griffin became r over came obstacles. they are sharing their story in a brand new book which is awesome. called, "inseparable." how family and sacrifice forged a path to the nfl. shaquem and shaquill are here. pumped up for the new season and the new book. congratulations guys. >> thank you very much. brian: you were twin brothers. you were born. some type of problem with your hand. you kept it for a while, it was so painful, you said a little kid, you would cut it off with a knife it hurt so much. >> we used have bunk beds. he used to be tossing and tu

including kamala harris saying it is a moral, deeply flawed and too many innocent people have been executed in this country. the only democratic presidential candidate who is in favor of it is stevelock, the governor of montana who says it can be used for example, he advocates it in the case of terrorism. phil: and briefly, many u.s. states never gave up the death penalty. one wonders how big a deal this is. >> this is certainly a big deal despite the fact that there are 29 states which still have the death penalty because it goes against a trend. from 2008 to 2018, the number of death sentences has fallen by 85%. we've also not seen a big call for a revival at the federal level. there is certainly a concern also with the rapidity with which the attorney general bill barr now wants to see these the death penalty's, these executions go ahead. five men and then more to come. phil: helena humphrey in washington, thank you. let's turn to another tragedy in the mediterranean and what is believed to be the worst shipwreck this year. '150 refugees are feared drowned after their boat capsized on thursday. scores of others were rescued and instead of finding safe harbor in europe, were se

steve bowman. here's how it is on the second night, july 31st. michael bennett, kirsten gillibrand, julian castro, joe biden, kamala harris, andrew yang, tulsa gabbardslee and bill diblasio. the first democrat primary debate things were decided to for me, nbc drew names from two boxes, dnc and campaign representative there for that behind closed doors. executives reportedly decided which group would debate on the first night in which group would debate on the second. campaign officials made the decision to maximize viewership, the dnc criticized it. >> what the dnc wanted was more randomization. we wanted a little more transparency and we were clear about that. >> they drew their lineup on air mixing cards with candidates names, placing them in a box and having multiple boxes show different camera angles as hosts picked out names one by one. stakes are high, the third debate has tougher qualifications than this one. for some candidates the second debate is a last chance to make their name and jump in. remember this moment, senator harris and vp biden in the first debate? >> i do not believe you were a racist was there was a little girl in california

points behind the early frontrunner with kamala harris and bernie sanders tied for third place behind her. joining me now, msnbc political correspondent stevermer spokesman for hillary clinton, and former chief communications adviser for paul ryan, thanks to you all for being here. all-star lineup for this. steve, let me start with you. breakdown the numbers. what are you looking at? >> take a look. the bottom line, biden in first place. for the former vice president that got up there in the high 30s, low 40s when he first got in the race, now seven points ahead of elizabeth warren. that's one of the best polls, maybe the best poll that warren has gotten. we can show you three ways to break it down and see where the strengths and weaknesses are for the candidates. number one, by race. among white voters, biden, warren, tied for first. among black voters, biden support more than doubles, goes to 46% on black voters. kamala harris in second place. almost 30 points behind biden among black voters in this poll. that's a number to keep an eye on as the race progresses. is kamala harris' number going up, can biden count on strong support, retaini

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harris is now on the defensive. ( cheers and applause ) >> big comeback win at wimbledon for coco gauff. >> i always knew i could come back, no matter what the score is. >> begnaud: and, stevetman with the kid everyone rejected. >> they would pick teams, and i would be the only one left out. >> begnaud: until one day, he showed them all. >> begnaud: good evening from new york. welcome to the broadcast. i'm david begnaud. this is our western edition. friday was full of aftershocks in southern california, a day after this 6.4 earthquake rattled the region there. there have been more than 1,400 aftershocks, one of them measured 5.4. now, the damage is still being assessed from that original quake, which was the largest in two decades. california's governor has declared a state of emergency for the area near the epicenter, which is about 150 miles northeast of los angeles, and that is where carter evans is tonight. ( screams ) >> reporter: the 6.4 magnitude earthquake is still fresh on everyone's minds here in ridgecrest, and the aftershocks won't let them forget it. >> i have never felt anything like that at all. >> reporter: this was donnie morrison's home the day of the quak

harris: thank you very much. for more this, i want to bring in house minority whip, republican congressman steve scalise. always good to see you. i want to get your reaction to what is bubbling up almost to a volcano pitch on the left side of the chamber. >> it's a shame that speaker pelosi kind of lost control of her speakership yesterday when she broke the house rules. chanda forced her members back to to allow her to come back and speak again because of the violation of the rules of the house. basically what they said is the rules shouldn't apply to nancy pelosi that applies to everybody else. that's not the way things are. they have to drop this drumbeat towards impeachment, harassing the president, his family, his staff. today there's more legislation to go after members of his own staff. they want to admonish bill barr because he didn't break the law. to comply with the vase that would've required him to break the law. it's ridiculous. people want us to be focusing on real issues. this crisis the border as we speak and they won't address that problem, the broken asylum laws causing thousands of peo

they'll be with aim by klobuchar and steve bulloch making his debut saying that he's is a democrat that just won in a trump state that represents a real contrast, harrise following this story. democrats laying out their strategy for former special counsel robert mueller's highly anticipated testimony on capitol hill next week. house judiciary committee chair jerry nadler says democrats will press mueller on potential obstruction of justice by president trump. try to push him to go beyond what is in his 400-plus page report. >> we'll ask questions designed to elicit the information, designed to show what his report found, that is add odds with what the administration and the attorney general have been saying. >> harris: i want to bring in mike turner from the house intelligence committee, which will also question mueller. so you're set to go. what do you want to ask him? >> harris, you're right. the democrats whole goal is to ju justify their own behavior. they don't like the conclusions that there was no conspiracy, no coordination with russia, not just with the president but with no americans. they want to find that the investigation was insufficient

steve bullock assessment john delaney former governor john hickenlooper senator amy klobuchar. o'rourke. congressman tim ryan and marianne williamson. on the second night senator kamala harris and former vice president joe biden will meet on the stage once again. they will face off with senators michael bennett and cory booker. julian castro. bill deblasio. tulsa gabbard. kiersten labrang. jay inslee. entrepreneur andrew yang. the debates will be split across 2 nights on july 30 and 31st. >>> democratic congresswoman at the center of a political firestorm that a warm welcome in minneapolis.>>> supporters cheered congresswoman omar. they ask chanted send her back. that chance happened during a rally for president trump was a reference to the presidents tweets over the weekend. today the president said he was not happy about the chance.>>> i would say i was not happy with it. i disagree with it. but again i didn't think i didn't say that they did.>>> we are inspiring people to dream about a country. that recognizes the dignity.>>> house democrats say they are discussing whether to arrange security for congresswoman omar and the three other female representatives. who mr. trum

harris just behind in a virtual tie. she's at 14% with her fellow senators. joining me to break it down, steve the big board and nbc news national news reporter josh lederman joining me in aspen. steve, tell me about the new online poll and you think is the significance. >> yeah. look at the full results here as you mentioned joe biden is out in front nationally in this poll. that's the good news for him. of course his lead it is single digits over sanders and warren both tied for second. certainly we have seen warren move up, kamala harris has moved up. almost a three-way tie for second place. interestingly in a race that basically has two dozen candidates, you're getting 71% support is concentrate among four candidates out of a field of more than 20 candidates. you see there's only four who are in double digits so there has been some separation right there. it will be interesting obviously headed into the next debate to see that biden lead. it has shrunk, will it shrink more out of the debate, will he get into a more solid place? the divide when it comes to race on the democratic side. this