i'm thomas roberts in new york. 9:00 a.m. in the east, 6:00 a.m. 163 of the trump administration. the health care battle spilling into the holiday weekend and the president has a new approach going your way. is he to repeal without replacing. not so fast. when the legislation is stalled. we have the white house requesting voter information in a fraud investigation. what does it mean for the administration wanting to know more details about your report at the ballots? we'll tell you about what's stirring the controversy. plus -- >> the president is hurting himself and congress's ability to advance an agenda because it becomes a distraction. >> all right. the call is growing for the president to drop some of his twitter habits. does this reaction hurt the highest office? we have reaction coming up on msnbc live. >>> we want to begin with the latest political headlines as lawmakers come face to face with those who elected them to go to d.c. this is their first time home after their effort to repeal and replace obamacare hit a speed bump this week. her

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i'm thomas roberts at msnbc world headquarters.weet storm from donald trump on his meeting with vladimir putin including his hope that the man orchestrated for the hacking of our election will help form a new cybersecurity unit. in other words, fox welcome to the henhouse. a meeting involving donald trump junior. we'll tell you all about it and the continuing backlash over the white house elections commission request for information on every voter in the country. secretaries of states from red and blue states are saying no. we'll talk to one of them about why they are refusing and while many cities and states are boosting the minimum wage, one state plans to lower it, and

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keep yourself safe. >>> welcome back, i'm thomas roberts here.t the half hour, this is what we're keeping an eye on for you. >> shut it down! shut it down! >> we have protesters here turning out at a news conference being held by the mayor of minneapolis. this was less than 24 hours ago with betsy hodges talking about the resignation of the police chief and the recent police-involved shooting when they started calling for hodges to resign. >> and the wildfire out in yosemite national park is under control. the flames have spread over some 75 acres. yosemite does not appear at risk of the fire, which is moving south away from the park. >> and israel adding more troops in the west bank after a stabbing attack friday that left three investigators dead. the attacker, a 19-year-old palestinian, was shot and wounded. this comes after three palestinians were killed during clashes in jerusalem at the holy land's most contested crime. >> intelligence officials in colorado criticizing trump over his handling of the investigation. here's what james clapper

. >>> thomas roberts here, msnbc in new york. it is day 164 of the trump administrations. >> think media tried to stop us from going to the white house but i am president and they're not. [ applause ] >> lashing out once again in a speech to veterans on 4th of july. president trump is critical of the media after another day of tweets. we'll tell you and explaining this broad approach. >> it is ridiculous. everybody is flabbergasted. >> more republicans weighing in on the direct presidential messages and how it may affect the gop's agenda. how they are forced to support or react to those tweets. details on the expectations for president trump and russian president vladimir putin comes face to face. the last thing i want to do is turn it over to folks who have not demonstrated since 2017 that they can govern and keep confidential information confidential. >> just say no more than two dozen states refusing turning over voter administration, i am going to ask the secretary of the state of kentucky why the white house is making these

i'm thomas roberts. day 170 of the trump a administration.the final day of g-20, trump meeting with allies as u.s. growing more isolated. the president called it a tremendous meeting when he had one off with president putin but demanding answers for election hacking didn't actually happen, didn't go far enough. we had reaction in washington to the president's meeting. show of force. u.s. bombers in south korea sending a message to north korea. >>> we do, though, begin with the latest in politics. the question surrounding what happened behind closed doors when president trump and vladimir putin met face-to-face and talked about russia's meddling in the u.s. election. it was during bilateral meeting with uk prime minister theresa may. this morning trump did not answer on russian foreign minister sergey lavrov's account that trump accepted putin's denial of involvement. >> prime minister may and i have developed a very special relationship. i think trade will be a very big factor between our two countries. i want to thank you very much. >> did t

i'm thomas roberts. here at msnbc world headquarters in new york. it is 1:00 in the east, 10:00 a.m. in the west. the trump administration defe defending this new tweet and the video with it. it shows trump from his old days having shown up on wwe specials attacking vince mcmahon with a cnn logo. placed over his face. the video also was sent out via tweet from the official potus account. here's what thomas bossert, white house security adviser, said in an interview this morning. >> i'm pretty proud of the president for developing a twitter and social media platform where he can talk directly to the american people. >> you're in charge of homeland security there. >> yes. >> that seems like a threat. >> certainly not though. i think that no one would perceive that as a threat. i hope they don't. i do think he's beaten up in a way on cable platforms. he has a right to reto. >> so in a statement cnn says it's a sad day when the president of the united states encourages violence against reporters. clearly sarah huckabee sanders lied when she said the pre

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i'm thomas roberts. msnbc this evening and joy reid is next.l night. >>> i had bringing aides sometimes with almost 300 motorcycles. even i was depressed. i said how long would it take you to straighten out this problem? he said if you gave me the authority, a couple of days. and he gave me a card. and i sent to the mayor. i said you ought to try using this guy. guess what happened? never heard -- i i said please don't be too nice. like when you guys put

i'm thomas roberts. we know this weekend there has been a lot of discussion about the palace intrigue at the white house and it looks a lot more like "game of thrones," that's coming up tonight, than "the west wing" because heads rolled with the president firing his subard nants, almost at the same rate as he's bullying them. first on the chopping block is sean spicer, that's when the tv cameras were on, or if he was actually talking to reporters from the white house shrubbery. next up, reince priebus, who rejected to the appointment of anthony scaramucci as communications director and priebus swiftly found his way out the door. perhaps the biggest head to roll would be that of acting attorney general, jeff sessions, a far-right conservative from alabama who was one of the first elected officials in the republican party to endorse and travel with donald trump on the campaign trail. for all of his troubles, sessions has been blasted over and over again on twitter and in news reports and it's clear that tr

i'm thomas roberts here at msnbc world headquarters in new york.s what we're watching for you. happening now, heavy rain in upstate new york has caused massive flooding. look at this. these are images from utica. no one was injured but multiple cars were submerged in this water. several homes flooded. joining me for a look at the weather headlines, the weather channel's reynolds wolf. break it down. holiday weekends. >> happy sunday to you, thomas. a chance of storms today scattered across parts of the south. maybe some severe storms moving across the plains. beautiful in seattle with 78 degrees. tomorrow severe storms back again central plains. notice we may have some in new york city by the afternoon with 89 degrees. atlanta with scattered activity. maybe some across parts of the gulf coast. out west, los angeles, beautiful times. 77 for your high. denver, high times along parts of the frontal range. cooler weather. get to high elevation farther out to the west. boise, 101 on tuesday. for the fourth of july, atlanta, stormy one. atlanta with show

and joining with alito and thomas and roberts, and joining with alito and thomas and roberts, everything that conservatives could have hoped for, there's that fifth vote, there's that fifth voice. - [matt] and it's a lifetime appointment. - lifetime appointment, he's under 50. - and then who knows how many additional supreme court picks donald trump may get? - are you kidding me, ruth bader ginsburg is gonna hold on to her robe until, they're gonna have to pull it out of her hands, you know that. - they should give her a gym membership or something. if i were a liberal, i would do that. - seriously, yeah. like pet pills, i totally agree. so why did conservatives decide that trump was acceptable to them? because if you recall, the entire republican primary was litigated along the lines of he's not legitimately one of us. he's not legitimately one of us. - right, so part of what happened is that the republican base turned out to be not as conservative, not as philosophically conservative as any of us thought. so the average person out there, my dad was a prison guard in western maryland, i

. >>> good morning, i'm thomas roberts here at msnbc world headquarters in new york at the half hour. this is what we're watching for you -- the sidelines of the g20 summit today with president trump holding talks with british prime minister theresa may. the president said the u.s. and uk will reach a deala on a new trade deal quickly. >>> and hackers have launched a series of cyberattacks targeting a dozen nuclear power plants in this country. several u.s. intelligence officials are telling nbc news that russian hackers are strongly suspected. the fbi and homeland security say the cyberattack appears to be limited to administrative and business networks, not plant controls. >>> in southwestern japan,

>>> good morning, i'm thomas roberts here at msnbc world headquarters in new york at the half hour. this is what we're watching for you -- the sidelines of the g20 summit today with president trump holding talks with british prime minister theresa may. the president said the u.s. and uk will reach a deala on a new trade deal quickly. >>> and hackers have launched a series of cyberattacks targeting a dozen nuclear power plants in this country. several u.s. intelligence officials are telling nbc news that russian hackers are strongly suspected. the fbi and homeland security say the cyberattack appears to be limited to administrative and business networks, not plant controls. >>> in southwestern japan, cleanup and rescue efforts are underway following devastating rain and flooding. leaving at least ten people dead. one village yesterday received 5.5 inches of rain in just three hours. >>> want to bring you more on the g-20, and peter alexander traveling with the president and joining us from hamburg. what are the headlines from the president's events today so far? >> reporter: thomas,

>>> i'm thomas roberts here in new york and it's pain a whirl wind 24 hours at the white house. john kelly is in, reince priebus is out as chief of staff. and this announcement just coming yesterday around 5:00 as trump capped off another chaotic week. the second major shakeup with sean spicer out and now reince priebus out. and then to capitol hill, how will republicans regroup in the health care battle in another painful defeat in their request repeal and replace obama care with john mccain voting across the skinny repeal. and plus president trump's call to ban transgender americans from serving in the military. but is a presidential tweet really actionable policy for the u.s. military to follow? we have more coming up on that this hour. but let's dive right in and get straight to it with that stunning shakeup with reince priebus gone as chief of staff just six months in and moving over into that slot is homeland security chief and former marine general john kelly. president trump making that announcement via twitter and pretty happy with his decision, too. >> reince is a good

i'm thomas roberts at msnbc world headquarters in new york.reaking news in arkansas. 8:30 in the east. take a look at this. [ gunshots ] >> just getting the video in of what happened overnight. a moment somebody opening fire in a nightclub in little rock. police confirm 17 people shot. no motive is released, but it is not terror related. no arrests have been made. >>> to nevada. sales of recreational marijuana have begun with people buying pot after midnight as the silver state is the fifth in the nation to allow the sale of marijuana. the state's 10% tax rate is expected to raise millions in the next two years. >>> the ntsb investigating a crash on the busy l.a. highway. the crash caught on cell phone video. the cessna crashing yesterday moments after the pilot lost power to the right engine. the pilot and passenger were pulled out alive and in critical condition. >>> the first day of the holiday weekend could be stormy in the interior northeast. we'll talk about the weather forecast for you, but begin with fallout from the senate republicans

. >>> thomas roberts here, msnbc in new york.f the trump administrations. >> think media tried to stop us from going to the white house but i am p

>>> thank you, i am thomas roberts here on msnbc, "meet the press" is coming your way next. >>> this sunday, the chaos presidency. in the west wing, reince priebus, white house chief of staff, out. >> i think it's a good time to hit the >>> this sunday, the chaos presidency. reince priebus, chief of staff is out. >> john kelly, homeland of security is in. president trump goes after jeff sessions. >> i am disappointed in the attorney general. republicans pushed back. >> if jeff sessions is fired, there will be wholly hill to pay. >> an inside look of how president trump operates his campaign manager, corey lewandowski. >> the republican healthcare effort belly up and the president threatened to sabotage obamacare. >> i say from the beginning, let obamacare implode and do it. let obamacare employimplode. >> i will ask secretary tom price and susan collins, one o f the republicans no vote. and the red blue divide, can president trump rip down the democratic blue wall, is it still holding? can we see cracks in the republican southern red wall. joining me from inside is tim hewitt and kor

i'm thomas roberts at msnbc world headquarters. a tweet storm from donald trump on his meeting with vladimir putin including his hope that the man orchestrated for the hacking of our election will help form a new cybersecurity unit. in other words, fox welcome to the henhouse. a meeting involving donald trump junior. we'll tell you all about it and the continuing backlash over the white house elections commission request for information on every voter in the country. secretaries of states from red and blue states are saying no. we'll talk to one of them about why they are refusing and while many cities and states are boosting the minimum wage, one state plans to lower it, and we'll tell you where that's happening and why. we do want to begin with the explosive news about president trump and russia. it involves donald trump junior. breaking in the last 30 minutes, the new york times reporting that donald trump junior met with a russian laier after being promised damaging information on hillary clinton. this directly contradicts what

. >>> hi, everybody, i'm thomas roberts. welcome back to msnbc. coming up this hour, tying the president's hands. congress reaching a deal on russian sanctions that may keep donald trump from making any kind of deal for plaunt. but will the president sign on to it? really depends on who you ask at the white house. >>> crossing a line. president issuing a warning to special counsel roll mubert mue don't look into my finances. what is it really all about? is it all about donald trump's never-released tax returns? >>> we'll tell you about the new democratic slogan and why so many are saying is that really all you got? > >>> the house and senate agreed saturday to a sweeping bipartisan sanctions package on russia for meddling in the u.s. election for 2016. this floor could be on the floor by tuesday and the president's desk before the august recess. the question facing president trump is will he sign it. remember, the president has consistently downplayed russian hacking or interference in the election and reportedly was pressuring congress last month

i'm thomas roberts at msnbc world headquarters in new york with a jam-packed hour. ahead, pardon talk all over the airwaves this sunday as the president's team is out in force to deny he's even thinking of pardoning anyone while also making sure to point out that he certainly would if he wanted to. so we'll dive into the legal issues involved in that. plus jared kushner headed to capitol hill tomorrow for a closed-door interview with senate committee staffers. what could we learn about his role in all of the russia intrigue and that infamous meeting at trump tower? >> and a rare act of political civility when faced with ugly attacks over wearing a hijab, a democrat arizona hopeful gets support from an unlikely source, her republican opponent. >>> the news we've been following all day out of san antonio, tex teshgas, the death reaching ten. overnight eight people were found dead inside a sweltering tractor trailer and a spokesman for the u.s. immigration and customs enforcement agency says two more people have died in the hospital authorities found 40 suspected migra

. >> all of that happening, and thomas roberts now reporting that the person who was the intermediate area who set this up has some interesting details on that, as well. so we'll have more on that. peter alexander, david, michael crowley, paul butler, fantastic panel. thank you all very much. >>> but here's the second big story we're talking about today. partnering with putin? president trump does a complete about-face. first he wants the u.s. and russia to form a joint cyber security unit. and now he says it won't happen! why was the idea even considered in the first place? >>> and a seat at the table. president trump getting a lot of heat for letting his daughter, ivanka, step in for him at the g20 summit on friday. why he's now going after chelsea clinton to defend his decision. that's a little later in the show. you're going to want to stay with us. llars on my car insurance. huh. i should take a closer look at geico... (dog panting) geico has a 97% customer satisfaction rating! and fast and friendly claims service. speaking of service? oooo, just out. it was in. out. in! out. in!

i'm thomas roberts. msnbc this evening and joy reid is next. have a wonderful night. >>> i had bringing aides sometimes with almost 300 motorcycles. even i was depressed. i said how long would it take you to straighten out this problem? he said if you gave me the authority, a couple of days. and he gave me a card. and i sent to the mayor. i said you ought to try using this guy. guess what happened? never heard -- i i said please don't be too nice. like when you guys put somebody in the car and you're protecting their head, you know, the way you put their hand -- like don't hit their head and they've just killed somebody. don't hit their head. i said you can take the hand away. okay? >> on friday donald trump spoke to a group of police officers on long island and suggested that the mayor of chicago could solve the problem of gun violence by taking the advice of a single rank and file officer he once met at the windy city. he priced immigration officers for being rough and seemed to encourage them to -- although many of the officers in the room a

it's worth mentioning that there are 31 schools that are either named of thomas jefferson, robert e. lee, james madison. these are some of the names and one woman came up to me and said you know what? we'll change them all. >>> now to the weather. get your orrs out, folks. we got a soaker. >> amelia draper, what can we expect? >> during the heaviest, most rain will fall during the evening and overnight hours into saturday. so much rain the national weather service issued a flash flood watch starting tomorrow into saturday afternoon coming to an end at 2:00 on saturday. so everybody in the entire area under a flash flood watch. again, the heaviest rain starts tomorrow evening overnight and continues on to saturday morning on into the midday hours. one to four rain. higher amounts of six inches are possible in some locations. that much rain flash flooding is going to be likely in spots. what can you do now to prepare? check your pumps and if you have to be out driving when torrential rains are coming down, never drive through a flooded road way. turn around, don't drown. take a look qu

this of course changed everything partially because are very honest publisher, his name was thomas niles of robert carruthers publishers, they later become little round, thomas advised lisa to take the copyright which was wonderful advice because that meant that she could really make money honest look and she became quite wealthy. by the standards of the day. you probably would think of it like a millionaire today. that of course made the family very comfortable and allowed all their debts to be repaid, he's in that regard and luisa was so generous she was always doing kindnesses. if someone needed something, and she could do it, she often would be helping others in much thesame way they had been helped . >> particularly by close family friends, he was always taking a $10 bill under a tablecloth or something like that and trying to make sure they would find it later and not be able to say wait a minute, you put that there. he was trying to help luisa and they took notice of that into the same sort of thing she made a difference in everyone's life. it's interesting, the literary history of concorde

i'm thomas roberts at msnbc world headquarters. high noon, 9:00 a.m. on the west.mp is taking his feud with the media to a whole new level. this morning he tweeted that video of himself at a wwe wrestling match in '07. as you can see, it was edited to put the cnn logo over vince mcman's face. that's the body that trump is wrestling with. now the president used to show up at these wrestling matches and he's beating up mcmahon. president trump retweeted the video from his

nbc's thomas roberts is here with more on all of that. hey, thomas.od morning to you. yes, more than 2 billion people actively use facebook every month. as the website grows, so do the profits. with zuckerberg's status as one of the world's highest ranking billionaires now reaching even more greater heights. for facebook's mark zuckerberg, there's a lot to like this morning. at 33 years old, the billionaire just became the sixth richest person on the planet, pulling down a net worth of $66.7 billion affording to requesting forbes" latest rankings. coming in behind bill gates, amazon's jeff bezos, and warren buffett, among others. the social media titan, surging ahead by earning $3.5 billion in five days, after facebook's stock value soared last week. investors once again expressing confidence as social media's most famous ceo pushes the company in new directions. >> so let's do this. >> reporter: after taking facebook public in 2012, zuckerberg spoke with matt. >> there's no way when we were getting started, i would have ever thought that myself or an

. >> let's go to thomas roberts, you have the back story here.t this up usually the only drama we see with the muppets is between kermit and miss piggy but the man who has given the voice to kermit for decades has been fired leaving the character's fate hanging in the balance this morning ♪ it's not easy being green >> this morning kermit the frog's signature line has taken on a whole new meaning. kermit's long time puppeteer steve whitmire fired for what the muppet studio calls repeated unacceptable business conduct over the period of many years. whitmire was fired in october 2016 but openly revealed details about his dismissal last week in a blog problems. i've remained silent the last nine months in hopes that the disney company might reverse their course. given the opportunity i remain willing to do whatever is required to remedy their concerns because i feel my continued involvement with the characters is in the best interest of the muppets. whitmire had voiced kermit since 1990 when the muppets founder and first and only other voice of kerm

nbc thomas roberts is here with more on all of that. >> good morning.ively use facebook every month and as the website grows so do the profits with zuckerberg's status with one of the world's highest ranking billionaires now reaching greater heights. >> for facebook's mark zuckerberg there's a lot to like this morning. he just became the sixth richest person on the planet pulling done a net worth of $66.7 billion. coming in behind, bill gates, amazon's jeff bezos and warren buffett among others. >> we have a lot more do here. >> the social media tight tan surging ahead by earning 3.5 billion in 5 days after facebook stom stock value soared last week. they're once again expressing confidence as the ceo pushes the company in new directions. >> let's do this. >> after taking foois facebook public in 2012, zuckerberg spoke wk matt. >> there's no way when we were getting started with that this twhie have ever thought around me would be able to be a part ever something like this. it's incredible. >> the billionaire is also prepare to celebrate the birth of hi

. >> robert thomas. journalist. my question is about masking what i am going to call overtaps, the third parties who are in contact by people overseas. the example is we can filter our linkedin contacts or facebook, the people who follow us on twitter can't readily filter the people who send us private messages. how would your protections, how would your safeguards prevent just innocent bystanders, let's say, you, you, you, who's been contacted by someone from eastern europe or wherever, contacted by a criminal? how is the innocent bystander protected from being caught up what? what masking -- caught up? what masking techniques are available or whatever else? >> i will ask richard downing to speak briefly how this proposal might deal with the sort of incidental collection of individuals who are not targets, subjects of investigations. richard: sure. i think the scenario we should be talking about is the u.k. needs to get a u.k. wiretap order to solve the u.k. crime and it turns out they have someone in the u.s. who'

>> robert thomas. journalist. mike question is about masking about masking is people who have been contacted overseas. we can filter our linkedin contacts or facebook friend requests but we cannot readily filtered the people who follow us on twitter or who send us private messages. how would your protections and safeguards prevent innocent bystanders, you are you who has been contacted by someone from eastern europe or wherever, contacted by a terminal, how is the innocent of bystander protected from being caught up? what masking techniques are available? >> thank you for the question. i will ask richard to speak reflate to how this feature might deal with incidental collection of targets or underts who are not investigation. >> the scenario is something ake that u.k. needs to get wiretap order for a u.k. crime and it turns out they have someone from the u.s. contacting them if i understand your proposal accurately. there is no silver bullet way to answered. has to be worked on the need details. we have to make su

. >> robert thomas, journalists. my question is about maskingng what i will call over tasks, third parties who are in contace , who have been contacted by people overseas. the example is we can filter our linkedin contacts or facebook friend request, but we cannot readily filter the people who follow us on twitter, can't readily filter the people who send as private messages. how would your protections, your safeguards present innocent bystanders but say you, you, you who have been contacted by someone from eastern europe orr wherever by a criminal, how is the innocent bystander protected from being caught up?wh what to masking techniques are available or whatever else. >> i will ask richard to speak briefly to how this proposal might deal with incidental collection of individuals who are not targets or subjects of investigation. >> i think the scenario we should think about is something like that uk needs to get a uk wiretap order to solve a uk crime and it turns out that they have someone in the us contacting them.

and the cases were so clear about intentional racism that even the roberts court -- even clarence thomas had to say we were right. i'm telling you, when you fight, god will make a way. i'd rather fight and lose than not fight at all. god bless you. [ applause ] >> the texas state conference is our second recipient of the juanita jackson mitchell award. taking on another set of voter id laws, the texan state conference successfully argued that the racially discriminatory intent that there was racially discriminatory intent which was behind the enactment of the voter id laws. after shelby county versus holder, it was difficult to see a clear path to protecting voting rights for people of color across the country. but where others saw despair, the texas state conference saw opportunity. accepting the award on behalf of the texas state conference is robert dodson. [ applause ] >> we welcome to the podium mr. gary bledsoe. >> i didn't believe i would be deserted by my colleagues there but let me mention who they were. our legal redress chair robert dodson who has been with us through all this

for more now we'll bring in our senior justice correspondent pierre thomas and speaking about the special counsel, robert mueller, you're finding out he is putting together quite a team and a large one at that. >> reporter: robin, good morning. that's right. mueller already has a staff of 16 attorneys with more in the pipeline. these are skilled prosecutor, experts at unraveling conspiracy, financial crimes and taking down the mafia. robin, there are already dozens of fbi agents digging into the russia probe. i think it's fair to say no one in president trump's orbit has ever seen the kind of scrutiny they're now facing. >> how do you think this latest revelation concerning don junior is going to impact mueller's investigation? >> reporter: now, sources familiar with how counterintelligence investigates are conducted t after, possibly as early as this week, are any records or e-mails related to that meeting. down the line these sources expect there will be requests for interviews but investigators will first want the written and digital records. also sources tell me to expect mueller will take a look at

only thomas saw that in his concurrence when he said -- he sided with roberts because the court had applied the court's precedents, -- precedence, and the problem was in lucas and the disaster which is penn central. >> roger, do you have a question? >> it seems to me you cannot use the denominator-numerator thing because that is the problem there. i wonder if you would -- so -- [laughter] >> i forbear from saying whether i agree or disagree but you , raise a good point. justin thomas often writes separate opinions where he says, i joined the majority because it faithfully applies president -- precedence x. no one has asked us to overturn precedent x, and nobody has asked me to do it here, so i'm not doing it. he raised a question whether -- he raised a question about whether this jurisprudence makes any sense, but he said we are taking this case and deciding it as it comes to us. no one has asked us to overturn it, so i join the dissent. >> we have a question over here. >> asking for myself. in the past four or five terms, we have seen a number of justices drop hints that they are willing t

chad thomas: most at risk is it the automobile industry because they have significant manufacturing footprints in the country. volkswagen, daimler and a lot of suppliers like robertosch, the biggest auto parts supplier, the german company, they are the ones at risk because volkswagen, for example, they are one of their subsidiaries making the buses. there may manufacturing plant is in turkey. if there were to be a disruption of the service, that would eventually for them in terms of operation for delivering the buses they built. nejra: it all circles back to the automakers. in q2 chad thomas -- thank you to chad thomas. shares of credit suisse under pressure as they lose 1/3 of equities session -- shares. details are next. this is bloomberg. ♪ london, thefrom market close just a few minutes away. vonnie: live from new york i am vonnie quinn per a story getting a lot of hits. credit suisse has withered under ceo tidjane thiam. of itsost about 1/3 market share to competitors and that is a lot and there are a variety of reasons included a push into asian that happened it to backfire. and trading that did not go so well. the shares are down about 5% this year and swi

only thomas saw that in his concurrence when he said when he sided with roberts because the court had applied the courts president and the problem was, of course, in the courts presidents in both lupus and the disaster that is penn central. >> what your question? >> it seems to me that you cannot use the denominator enumerator because that was the problem right there. i wonder if you agree? [inaudible conversations] >> i thank you raise a good point which is to the role of justice thomas in his case and many others and many clerks wrote separate opinions were justice thomas like this. he often write separate opinions where he says i join the majority or the defense because it faithfully applies president asked and no one has asked us to overturn president asked in an appropriate case i would consider doing that but no one has asked me to do it here so i will do it. this is a case like that where he said he raised a question about whether any of this regulatory taking jurisprudence make sense but he said we are taking this case and deciding as it comes to us knowing it will overturn it

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and that, indeed, is the core of the problem only thomas saw that in his concurrence when he said the court, he sided with roberts because the -- because the court had applied the court's precedents, and the problem was, of course in the precedents in both lucas and in the disaster that is pen central. >> roger, do you have a question? >> the question is it seems to me that you cannot use the denominator enumerator thing because that's the problem. i wonder if you agree? >> i think we got it. >> i think i fore bear from saying whether i agree or disagree, but you raise a good point, the role of justice thomas and many others. justice thomas often writes separate opinions where he says i join the majority or the dissent because it faithfully applies precedent x. no one has asked us to overturn precedent x. in an appropriate case, i would, but i was not asked. this was a case like that. he raised a question about whether any of it makes sense. he says we're deciding it as it comes to us. so i join with the dissent. >> we have a question over here. >> troy bayfield asking for self. in the past four or five terms we'

also told lawmakers he does moth believe special council robert muller ' confirmation is a wave hunt directly contradicting the president. alex, thomas, back to you. >> okay, thank you, caroline. 7:13. >> there is some good news we know congressman steve scalise is out of intensive care. sources say he was released from the icu yesterday. but remains hospitalized in serious condition. scalise was shot in the hip last month, when a gunman opened fire on a republican congressional baseball practice. it happened in northern virginia. he was first released from intensive care in june, 22nd, following multiple surgeries, but was readmitted to the icu last week due to an infection. he's being treated at the med star washington hospital in d.c. >> 7:13. there is a massive fire fight in the western us. >> yes, crews trying to get the upper hands on more than three dozen wild fires, raging all across california. >> hot, dry conditions, making their fight even more difficult. as the flames get closer to homes, hundreds of people evacuated northeast every santa maria. and then in another county more than 100 homes and businesses have been destr

jeffersons that we have because thomas jefferson burned all of the letters, in which i could kill him, again. but the only one we have is her letter as. it was almost equal to what robertts. it's what joe biden has been doing for his entire a -- he stays in the rim where it happens and he knows that that's the way. >> please welcome vincent brown. the charles -- at harvard university. >> they can motivate people to h heroism. and to carry the mountain. they can be brittle. it snatches and we're weaker for it. >> the danger it presented. the uncertain out comes of agonizing decisions. >> in this museum, american people are on display and from the perspective of people, history is a predictment rather than a sequence of events to be glorified memorialized and made sacred. this is a living exhibit, a rendering of the nature of resolution times. and george washington's tent. we can imagine the tension he must have felt in making life that will go across the continent and, indeed, the world. and when we see the shackles use to restrain and enslave child, perhaps like one of those used to restrain washington's own slaves. we are reminded that the new nation did not stand for

opinion that chief justice roberts wrote is the opinion of the court with the exception of a notable footnote, footnote three, that only four justices gorsuch andjustice justice thomas. they have separate concurring opinions, which each joined the others' concurrence. very briefly, what is the reasoning? it is important. the theme of the case is that apparent agreement across seven justices masked the important potential disagreement for future cases about how free exercise clause will apply to other public and if it'-- benefits. base reasoning is when a law targets religious persons or organizations for special abilities based on religious status strict scrutiny applies. for those of you familiar with the free exercise rubric, they are not generally applicable under the smith v. employment division case. they are targeted disabilities on religious status such as the santeria case. the missouri policy expressly discriminated against applicants based on their religious character and was therefore subject to scrutiny which the law failed here the court made short work of the strict scrutiny analysis saying that missouri's desire to have a greater church-state separati