bureaucrats in brussels and strasbourg who ruled and told the brits how to live and making promises to them their lives would get better and talking about a future based on globalism and this election in 2016. where donald trump is the only change agent, is set up perfectly on the same themes because hillary clinton is the epitome of establishment. the problem global system solution. promise government will make your life better if you give up your freedoms. promises that we know better than you on how to make your lives better. been rejected. deirdre: with me now, arizona state treasurer and trump supporter jeff dewitt. great to see you, jeff. >> great to see you. thank you. >> the clinton camp trying to get ahead of misreading the exit vote. >> absolutely. you see them scurrying right now to get some sort of messaging out because she absolutely called it wrong. what paul just said there is exactly right on the money. this is almost a bellwether for how november could go in that

sfx: clap, clap, ding >>> are you prepared to tell us what in the world is wrong with strasbourg. >>rrisome when you hear he was krached before his start last night. there is a silver lining today, if there's one because strasbourg missing his start, is thinking long term. he's fought through neck tightness and twisted ankle and we've seen many of the minor injuries turn major so he did the smart thing last night and he rested. the manager dusty baker says he's hopeful that stephen strasbourg with the upper back strain will be able to make his next scheduled start which is sunday. the nats made the decision to -- he tweaked his back while working out on an off day, but pain meds and treatment didn't cure it completely. season. >>> olympics are 45 days away. >> wow! ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i'm ready! >> we are for team usa and the u.s. women's national soccer team takes it to another level. how do i pause it? >> aliali krieger and crystal d very likely to head to rio before heading to tryouts for the u.s. women's national team. krieger who won the world cup last summer will be making her olympic deb

in the third, tommy joseph taking steven strasbourg deep. two hundred shot. 4-0, philadelphia.nice lead, right? wrong. worth continues to haunt his old team. two run double. daniel murphy, two run double. killing the phillies. nationals take the lead for good. here is tommy joseph. again in the eighth. seven home run of the season. first philly ever with seven home runs in his first 21 games. got the most homers per at-bat this season. phillies lose the game 9-6. vince velasquez is going to the 15 day disabled list with a strained bicep. the good news, it's said to be more of a precaution. he left wednesday's game after just two pitches. who will take vince's place on tuesday? zach he have lynne, he is going to make his major league debut in toronto. he was the pitcher the fills got when they traded jimmy rollins. on the same way j. roll is designated by the white sox. he is 37 now. not many left from the 2008 world series championship team. >>> we lost another legend. the man known as mr. hockey, gordie howe passed away at the age of 88. here he is in philly when the flyers re

they returned home tonight to face philly, strasbourg on the mound facing the phillies for the first time this season. but came behind 4-0, all the way back. fifth inning, daniel murphy with a one hopper near the wall. scores. washington takes a 6-4 lead, and they go on to win 9-6, giving strasburg his 10-0 start. the american league the orioles visiting toronto. encarnaciondwin delivers the walkoff solo home run. baltimore'five-game winning streak ends, 4-3 the final. high school baseball, class 6-a championships, chantilly, down the line. 4-0 chargers. all four runs in the second. chantilly wins for their third straight title in a row. softball state semi finals, osbourn park knocks off cosby 10-1. the falls church boy soccer team tops new is godwin in the 5-a state semi finals. good luck to both and their respective state title games later this weekend. leon: your something to check out -- you will love this. one of the oddest calls of a 911 operator's career. includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay

these bureaucrats switch their parliament from brussels to strasbourg a couple of times other month to satisfy the egg go of the france and take private planes to fly short distances around europe and they're going to lecture british people how we make our tea. >> if you were saying, watch out, this coming. i remember you telling me that. a lot of people got it wrong. the media, leaders. why? >> i knew people that were working in the vote leave campaign, and i was hearing the reports from the ground, particularly from he the left, who believed vote north america the welsh valleys were in favor over the leave campaign and trouble with the pollsters and the democrats they weren't listening to their own voters and hearing working class people saying have had enough of migration and people taking our jobs and undercutting the minimum wage and we want out. >> nigel farrage was just on with me in an exclusive interview ask said something similar. watch. >> whatever problems you've got in the u.s.a., they are nothing to what we have had as part of this -- what we did last thursday is we said,

forgive me for interrupting i've been to strasbourg.here are a lost bureaucrats don't do much of anything. have a huge expense account. $27 billion of taxes goes from britain to the eu to support infrastructure they don't like that. >> i don't know how much i want to get into that. the, overall eu budget is not large compared to most member state countries. obviously there is waste everywhere. the key point for the eu to recognize there are grievances t has to slow down, forget about more integration for time being. take steps that will try to instill more confidence in the citizens. there needs to be more growth. more economic growth. it really has to, again look at itself and, take this as a warning that they may need to act -- david: ambassador "morningstar," we have to leave it at that. eu i hope got the message, pull back on the regs. melissa. melissa: shares of macy's getting a boost after ceo terry lundgren will step down next year and current president jeff gannett will take his place. the retail chain is struggling to adapt to

we're expected to see the european parliament over in strasbourg hammer that point home today. resolution that they're going to adopt apparently that's going to put pressure on britain to make a decision quickly. it's what a lot of people have been saying. one further note, max. that is there's been a lot of talk about the brexit, the possibility that there be a contagion effect with the british leaving the european union, that the french would like to do that too. but an opinion poll that's out this morning seems to indicate that the french would be of the opinion not to leave the european union by a score of 53-31. that opinion way poll taken for the frach senate. it basically shows that there's still 16% of the french would be undecided on that question, max. >> in terms of how francois hollande handles the uk from here. certainly here in london. those that are likely to have a senior position in the next government want to have some informal negotiations before the formal ones start. i heard from a german m.e.p. earlier that they would regard that as illegal. there's only o

really answer to the member-states and doesn't have to be responsible to the european parliament in strasbourged, almost anonymous people in brussels showering all europe from the polish-ukrainian border to lisbon and from the north cape to greek islanding telling them what to do with everything and they have no legitimacy. if you look at it now, majority in france, and they're having election next year would leave a bigger majority than voted to leave in britain. a majority in the netherlands and in denmark. they have new governments in the last six to nine months pledge to leave. they're going to hold referendums. what is really at issue the way the eu has been set up. everyone is for a common market. everyone is for cooperation. there is no xenophobia, there is concern about immigration this was a government system that was never going to work and a fantasy from a bunch of bureaucrats. connell: as we look down from here, we look on these days, will see uk that is stronger without the european union but if you're right about the real problems and s&p seems to think along these lines, we saw