so clearly, the washington post t "new york times." the san francisco paper. denver post, whatever.hey want hillary to win. it is a continuation of their man obama and my gosh you are never going to read a horrible word about e-mails, benghazi, taking donors from fat cats, anything. because they want her to be the president. >> and kathie, if these were -- protesters and these cops were afra afraid to protect people who were being attacked it would be everywhere. >> everywhere. and said it would go on for kdas and criminal prosecutions and what's so alarming is that as media we have a responsibility not only to show the story and report it responsibly but to lead by example. and there is a fundamental lack of civility that this perpetu e perpetuatperpetuat perpetuates when we're not showing both sides of it. and that civility is starting to let people think that anything can go in a sense of lawlessness and that is dangerous. and fundamentally really is so unfair to both candidates. it really does limit the disservice in terms of getting the message across. >> would the coverage be

he and i overlapped for a number of years at the "washington post".t. the previous incarnation before became a bookseller i was a journalist at the "washington post". he worked there for 23 years as a national correspondent political columnist. he then spent over ten years with npr sharing seasoned perspective on many issuesn of the day. in his new book one is a compelling premise.more mod it should have another more modern set of leadingan historical figures to inspire and to serve as examples.ns much in the way the original founding fathers of done for previous generations and still do to some extent. so juan offers is list of more than two dozen 20th century visionaries and model achievers profiling each of them in describing how are now in significant ways that helped reshape america. and he is about to tell you who exactly made is cut.an one will be in conversation a with craig shirley who is also an author and has written among other works several books on ronald reagan. please join me in welcoming one and craig. [applause] >> thank you for being h

. >> molly ball, journalists say the "washington post" t prodded trump because his own personal $1 million donation and other donations didn't go through until the paper published or was about to publish its story. where do you stand on this warfare or swirm i wish? >> this is a political tactic for trump attacking the media and has brought him success so far. republican primary voters have no love for the media and voters overall. people overall. the press is a very low rated institution in american society. i disagree with the idea that we haven't been aggressive about hillary and with her e-mails. but i would say, you know, at least trump is being a press conference to address these. how long has it been since hillary clinton had a press conference. what enabled this one-on-one combat between trump and the press is the fact that he is subjecting himself to questions, he is extraordinarily accessible to the press that he so loets. so there is a bit of a symbiotic love/hate relationship there. but he didn't have a leg to stand on in this thing. he hadn't even given out the money or begin

one of the big differences if the two polls is the number of democrats the post says they have. >> t"the washington post" is expecting a lot more democrats are going to show up. >> if they do, she'll win by a big margin. >> that's why we say turnout, turnout, turnout. micah, 52% of republicans do not want trump as the nominee. but as we flip back the clock, back in 2008 strikingly, 52% of republicans then didn't want mccain as their nominee. the numbers were exactly the same. is this a sign the party could still warm up to trump, or is this a sign there may be more trouble ahead? s s s suffice it to say, not the first time we've seen problems with the party's nominee. >> the one thing you have to remember and look into the data is the core republicans asked that, those that identify at strong republicans, a majorities of them are satisfied with trump. so that number kind of flips a bit when you look at the hard core republicans. the comparison to john mccain is an appropriate and important context for that number. >> and, fred, to you, clinton has the majority of democratic voters. he's going to vo

. >> reporter: according to t"the washington post" which sued to release the documents.ersity former president testified trump was protective of his brand. personally signing off on trump university marketing and promo videos. >> i think one of the things his opponents and particularly hillary clinton campaign have tried to tar him with is that he is sort of an untrustworthy businessman type. a sales technique he used and he was effective at it. >> the trump camp insisted complaints about the university came from a small number of former students. the new york attorney general, eric snyderman, a democrat says otherwise. he is suing trump university, he told cbs this morning, the playbooks tell us what our investigation uncovered and what we allege in our lawsuit. trump university was a fraud. that harmed thousand of individua individuals. >> police in cincinnati say they have no intention of identifying the parents of the 3-year-old boy who made his way into a gorilla exhibit. minutes later the gorilla, harambe, was shot and killed. in a statement the parents say the chi

. >> some outlooks like "the washington post" fact checked both. the new york tim"the new york t checked trump. cnn did a sizable on air fact check about trump. a few sentences on hillary. >> the organizations doing the fact check are only as impartial as the individuals doing the fact checking themselves. d organizations like politifact were three times more likely to find republican statements and claims false than they were for democrats. i know someone who worked on republican campaigns. you get to a point where you stop responding to politifact because even though the information you're giving them is true, the best you're going to get is a half true. and your democratic counterpart, they're rating everything true. not very often are they rated anything false. you certainly see a lot of bias with those organizations. >> it's fair to attack the fact checkers but when you have no fact check on a major hillary clinton speech, it's harder for me to defend. >> there should be fact checking. i think everybody should be fact checked. this thing i guess cnn first started to do about

the u.s. >> we should be intensifying contacts in those communities, not scapegoating or isolating them. >> trump's outsing of the wha"t washington post" in good company. buzzfeed and others have also been partially or fully banned from trump events. the executive editor called the move a repudization of the role of a free and independent press. this morning, the post editorial board adds, if this is his inclination now, imagine how he mild wield the powers of the presidency. >> thanks, nancy. bloomberg politics managing editor john heilemann is here. >> hi. >> can we determine if there's a political impact from these very, very different responses to the tragedy in orlando? >> i think it's all too early for that. what we know is that in the course of the republican nomination fight, when appealing to a republican nominating electorate, that donald trump benefitted politically by posturing as a strong man in the face of prior terrorist events, whether they were in brussels, san bernardino, or paris. he's asserted that's true. there seems to be ample evidence that suggests those were good for him politically in terms of how he responde

setmy >> as for the washington post we hear at late night believe in in freedom of breath and thereforer decided to stand in solidarityar with them as long as the las td trump campaign donaldpaid trump will be banned from everro coming on this show.w you miff out buddy. we could have gone to cycloneoyc island and ridden a cyclone in i segment called will his hairair move >> seth myers responding to dru popres -- he accused of the papp of being phone 19 dishonest.. >> the other big story is parents of the two-year-old boyb dragged into the water by aner a alligator at disneyworld unlikeu toll face charges.ha the body of two year old lane ln graves was found fully intactlyt yesterday afternoon after hoursh of searching. lane was snatched and pulled and underwater by the alligatorigat tuesday night at the seven seasn a goon at the grand floridianida resort his family was visiting t from nebraska. disney the area has no swimmingm signs but there are no signs warning of possible alligator.ig >> photo of michigan man smilins with his newly adopted dog madee viral waves on the internet butb as great of a picture as itit is -- >> ut-oh. >> it could put the d

the agility to be open & secure. because no one knows & like at&t. . >>> paul cain constitutional reporter for the waub washington postongressional people up here since we're on this side-the aisle. molly travels any way, right. we have been mostly on the republican side. molly i want to start with you because you wrote that terrific piece this is how the revolution ends, they include new >> i think you can't overlook the fact that president obama came in and kind of dropped the mike there. he sort of reestablished himself as the adult of the party, and a lot of wind that was behind sanders and his supporters kind of was taken out by obama coming in and saying i'm endorsing hillary. we're going move ahead. a will the of the bernie supporters still like obama. >> when hillary and obama were running against each other -- >> each side had allies. now he's got millions of young voters who hillary clinton needs these people to come to her side. he does have their leverage. they have to give him their attention. that's really valuable thing now. >> i have an out question for you both on this topic. elizabeth warren or berni

the cleric union. we're not russia. this cannot happen in this country where you ban an outlet you don't like. >> katrina t "washington posttened its headline from donald trump suggests obama was involved in the shooting to suggest president obama -- that he seemed to connect president obama to the orlando shooting and they didn't call attention to it. they said, we did it on our own. the trump campaign didn't ask us to do it, so there. >> you know, megyn, this has been going on for quite some time. mr. trump has already talked about "washington post" asigning these hits to him. this is what they do to drive traffic. it's called click bait. just because you're a media outfit doesn't mean you get a front row seat. he's not going to make it easy for them. to insinuate that donald trump says the president was involved with what happened in orlando is absolutely absurd and offensive. >> what did he mean, katrina, with there's something going on. >> that's what i was going to say, megyn. he's obviously right. something is going on. here we are 48 hours after the fact and even today president obama refused to even say the word i

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deliver a speech and according to the washington post it's going to show how they battled train in the real world and then with trump. campaign officials are agoing t serve republicans. >>> the republican candidate lashed out at the media during a news conference yesterday. he was there to discuss a fundraiser that he held and accused the media of making him look bad. california's primary is happening tuesday. we're one of six states voting on that date. north dakota is holding a caucus and both will post balance lateral loathes on the republican and democratic side. >>> taking a look at amazing video on a scary hold you up. stop what you're doing for a second. just clear as day. do you see that man? he rushed in with with t another man and this one holding a machine gun. now, you saw him just hit that wochlt she looks like she is knocked out cold and he starts to grab the cash here skpechb retching into the pockets as she is sitting there in the blood. now, both men left with the hands full and the company say that is the woman is doing okay. if you know anything about this, contact police. >>> a candle light vigil and this is in memory of two tee

the guns in this country, we'll have a problem. >> i agree on one -- >> hold on. >> sure. >> well, i -- let me hear how you guys ay glee and then i need to get to t"the washington post put how do you agree, ben? >> sure. there has to be a way we look at these it tragedies and realize there are common denominators do a better job and fix whatever gray areas there are within the fbi. the fact this individual was under surveillance and investigated multiple times by the fbi, the same people that would clear your background check to get this gun, i believe if you're on a terrorist watch list, i believe if interviewed with connection with terrorism, at least a knock on your door after you purchase a weapon if you are linked to terror groups. there is aboobviously some sort connection or lack of connection with the fbi. we need to fix that in congress, that's an important issue and look at it in a single way and i think there's common ground on that. >> there is common ground on that. let's get to "the washington post." after donald trump didn't like "the washington post" headline about what he was taying with president obama and they suggested he was saying something siniste

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well, donald trump has shaken up the republican party and now that is that shathat shaken one long time conservative out of theut o t republican fold.ol washington postnist and fox news contributor georgentri will says he is fed up with wh trump and he is leaving the gop. will says he is now unaffiliated urgingg republicans to make sure thatre trump is defeated in november. one of the leading conservative commentators for fohis part donald trumpru responded calling will "major loser." >> hillary clinton wants tory ci take you to the theater. tater clinton supporters will get arsw chance to see the hit broadwaywa show hamilton with the t democratic frontrunner but it's at a cost. ct. the matinee show to benefitenef her campaign will be held on july 12th.h. the cost is $2,700. for 10,000 you get a premiumre seat an photo with hillaryh ll clinton and for those who pay p $100,000 they'll get premiumet m tickets for two and entry toannt the party -- the after partyer that is with clinton and other perks.rk >> big mark up for hamilton hil tickets. >> want to are mind you you can get caught up on your rnlitics this morning and thet o rails to the white hous

the washington post. he began his message in 2016n 20 d.c. saw an alarming increase in homicides. we must all join together t address this crisis right now.n fact, vincent gray is here now to address the crisis and some of the possible solutions. thanks so much for coming in tonight. >> thanks for having me. > clearly we can hear that youa are outraged. you are frustrated. what led you to write this today? >> i just felt something neededm to be done to create an additional voice. v we watched as hom by comparison to the same periop last year. not a voice was heard. and then tripled. we're at 22 homicides in ward 7 in comparison to seven the same time last year.t as somebody who has been an elected official, somebody whoed is now a candidate for office, f think we've got to stand up and make our voices heard. that's what people want. they want leadership. they want action and i'm a prepared to be a part of thear effort to do that. do you feel that this crime wave, if you want to call itall that in ward 7 is not getting the attention that it should from elected officials from them police department? d >> no, i think there's more attention,

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the ballot. an nbc news "washington post" poll shows that 65% of unfavorable. hillary clinton's numbers aren't great among democrats, 75%/25%. 1/4 of democrats, but it's better than trump. tomberg politics poll shows that 28% of republicans have an unfavorable view of their own party right now. on the other side of the aisle, only 4% of democrats feel the same way about their party. why is this significant? because republicans may be less enthusiastic about voting in the fall and that enthusiasm gap doesn't just hurt trump, it could end up hurting republicans up and down the ballot. a marquette university poll showed 78% of republicans will definitely vote in november, that's a 9% drop since march. party leaders do have reason to worry that their just stay home. and if that happens, a 2-3 point republican advantage could quickly become a 2-3 point loss on election day in that senate right. and while the house majority seems insurmountable right now. those happen when one party simply doesn't show up to the polls. that's what republicans have to fear. >>> when we come back, the renewed debate about guns. loretta lynch talk about that and whaat are you doing? getting faster