david: and tim ryan says we've got to get off the blaming game and focus on democrats getting back to representing the voting block that cost them the election. is that message spreading or is he still a small minority in the democratic party? >> well, i'm not sure yet, but i think that tim ryan is onto something and part of that is it that sort of democrats obsession with identity politics and i think that was another real problem for hillary clinton. she talked about issues like paid leave, for instance, as a women's issue. in fact, this is an issue that affects all voters, it's a massive economic issue and the real issue is of poverty, it's an issue of low paid workers who need more opportunity. so it could have been an issue where we address economic growth and there was a real conversation on the left and right how to stimulate the economy. she missed that. david: all right, first and last word from sabrina. cashin' in gang getting ready, what have you got? >> my huge interview with the president at the white house and what he has to say about the media and fake news building and

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we talked about tim ryan who challenged her for the speakership. i wasn't sure if i thought he was the right person to lead at that moment. but we'll have to look at the potential to shake up the party. kennedy: nancy pelosi is being challenged and attacked by a populist and a bernie sanders clone. it's being hang up like a snow globe. which party does a better job of demonizing someone to great effect. >> republicans do a bert job of demonizing form leaders. so i'm more scared about the north korean bogeyman and nancy pelosi. the republicans when they are out of power, they pretend to be for small government. so we need to blame something and in george bush's case it was like the war on terror. kennedy: president obama had no problem continuing that narrative. there were attack ads in that georgia fight, and nancy pelosi's name was certainly invoked saying this kid is just a product, it's nancy pelosi's love child. a future house of representatives congressman was born. >> she is a smart target. she has been there an awfully long time. i don't kno

. >> tim ryan? >> tim ryan is one of them. i bring this person up because he was referenced to me as a democratic friend of mine, been in democratic politics and wants to see a wave of the future. talked to him about the bernie sanders progressives. this is not what we want for the future, it's not going to win over the voters that president trump has won over, switched over. it's going to be interesting to see if they go full radical socialist or meet in the middle going forward. >> scary that's the best decision that has to be made. >> this topic isn't going to go away. despite recent controversies for the white house, president trump's campaign, committee announcing what they call a record one day fund-raising hall since the election. the committee says along with their joint fund-raising committee raised $314 on may 17th. the campaign saying "the american people sent president trump to washington not to get along with the establishment but to repair the damage done to our economy and our prestige around the world by polici

i like tim ryan, ohio. of palm beach, out of miami in florida. >> thank you. nick, karen, harold, that will do it for "hardball." chris matthews is back here on monday. >> since the president fired the director of the fbi james comey three days from now, we now got multiple reports the fbi's investigation of the russia issue, the russian attack on the presidential election and the question whether or not the trump campaign was involved in it somehow, they will have multiple reports at the time the fbi director was fired by the president, that fbi investigation into the trump-russia issue was expanding and accelerating and the director. was involved in the expansion and acceleration of it. the "new york times" is first to report that in the days before he was fired, director jim

no surprise, right now the democrats are already calling this congressman tim ryan a democrat from ohio, dislnld's very own saturday night massacre. unacceptable. must appoint a special prosecutor. it's in the a sprois to me that we're going to see the democrats come out and oppose all this. maybe he was getting too close to the russia connection. that just came out from jerry connelly. one of the other questions you thattive to ask now if jim comey has mean for the hillary clinton investigation? jim comey had declared it closed. it's not necessarily a given as we stand here tonight that forever phils these shoes is going to share that opinion and given what we've heard tonight from the attorney general of the united states and the assistant attorney general of the united states citing that case is the reason why comey was dismissed. i don't think it's necessarily a given that we're done with the hillary clinton investigation. if you look back at one of the deby the when candidate trump said i'm going to instruct my attorney general to appoint a special prosecutor. and then he said he's

south bay congressman and ohio congressman tim ryan helped lead the summit occurred by the bay area institute p ryan pointed out public confidence in the president is crucial in so manilesses and issues his his view his constituents in the midwest is heading direction the public upon pls is in california heed stofd at the the president's assessment of comey in the interview. >> look he is a showboat grandstander. >> now he is investigating donald trump auchlds he is grandstanding time to get rid of him people aren't stupid. they pay attention they have common sense see what's happening. >> at that time he told me you are not under investigation. >> no one is saying it has to single out the president or be political. what we want is an independent bipartisan investigation into the interference of foreign countries into the election. >> now the president's comments generated interest by and disdain by many participants here at the sum hit more from them at 6:00. live in sand carlos. nb bay area news. >> our coverage continues on nbc nightly news we'll show you more of the interview with lester

i want to read there is one democrat who gets it from our perspective, tim ryan. ohio congressman.n the rust belt, he said we're talking a lot about donald trump. we had a lot of commercials about donald trump. and we did not have enough commercials about working class people and how we were going to help them. we have to remember that wages only increase .6% from 2009 to 2016, that means people are losing money, this guy gets it, but few else do. >> you saw how well he did in his challenge against speaker pelosi. that is not go far. this is important point, i think that democrats are making a huge mistake right now. they created this mess of obamacare, now they refuse to lift a finger to to anything to try to fix it. i think if this fails, if house bill goes to senate and it does not work out, and everyone will write obit of donald trump and republicans. i don't see it that way, i think that if democrats go back to polls in 2018, still under obamacare. and then on top of that republicans can accuse them was not having done a single thing to fix the mess they made, i think that cou

tim ryan took a good shot at that. >> meghan: i take this from a totally different perspective aboutolitically she is not taken responsibility for her actions. i come at this from a personal place. i don't always invoke my personal experiences, but i have been there on election night front and center. when you lose and you lose to an embarrassing way which is what happen with my father and also what happened with donald trump. on election night, my family prayed together, talked about how blessed we are and in that moment, that night, elected to move on. had my father been going on tv 100 days later blaming everyone else, i would have called him up, i would have personally yanked him off television and said you're embarrassing yourself. this is pathetic, this is not good for america. it's not good for americans to keep reliving this. they fail because it was the worst campaign ever. i find her behavior deeply unpatriotic and quite pathetic. >> harris: are you worried, marie, that while hillary clinton -- i have a buck, if you figure out where the buck stops -- are you at all worried

tim ryan was asleep -- >> i am totally accepting him. >> but they did not use him to the best of theirt know what to do with someone like that. if they do not know what to do with someone who is a populace, an idealist, somebody who wants members of the party to not go out there and make money, bring jobs back to a state that has been doing what it can to manufacture. >> i will tell you another example, blue-green, former fox news contributor ran for the dnc, ten people running? it's got very to be among those candidates when they were pushing and pulling for the seat. >> you know what hurt the democrats more than anything else, the focus on russia. they said it is russia, this, instead of saying that the message did not work, we lost some states that we should have won. >> they believed to that. >> they were distracted by shiny objects. >> the conclusion -- were outnumbered in just a moment. ♪ ready or not, here i come.ek.) ♪ anyone can dream. making it a reality is the hard part. northrop grumman command and control systems always let you see the complete picture. and we're looking f

congressman tim ryan is a democrat representing ohio. do you buy that?o you think hillary would have won if it hadn't been for comey? >> i think it was unclear. it clearly had to some effect. but if you get into wisconsin, michigan, it shouldn't happen because in those states. we should be winning those states by nine or ten points. i think it affects to the fact that there really wasn't a strong economic message in the campaign on at the end of the day, i think that made the difference. >> tucker: i agree with you there. i also think it is possible that when the director said that they are investigating one of the presidential candidates, we are not specific about what we are investigating, probably didn't help. >> there is no question. >> tucker: why don't democrats call for his resignation? >> i think it is unclear what impact it had to. clearly, he justified what he had to save air. it had some affect. obviously, i think they are investigating donald trump in july didn't talk about that at all, didn't mention that at all. i think that was unfair and

i like tim ryan, ohio. and i like my mayor out of palm beach, out of miami in florida. >> thank you. nick, karen, harold, that will do it for "hardball." chris matthews is back here on monday. >> since the president fired the director of the fbi james comey three days from now, we now got multiple reports the fbi's investigation of the russia issue, the russian attack on the presidential election and the question whether or not the trump campaign was involved in it somehow, they will have multiple reports at the time the fbi director was fired by the president, that fbi investigation into the trump-russia issue was expanding and accelerating and the director. was involved in the expansion and acceleration of it. the "new york times" is first to report that in the days before he was fired, director jim comey reportedly requested additional resources for the trump-russia investigation. basically, we don't know what kind of resources he was asking for, whether it was money or man power or other fbi resources,

congressman tim ryan is a democrat from ohio.tates that voted for donald trump over hillary clinton. senator, what do you make of the fact of this vote, this new cbo report just how today that 23 million people will basically be dropped from health care coverage if the senate does what the house did and passes the republican bill? >> well, certainly it's devastating, devastating to the heartland, devastating to the country, and frankly we didn't need the congressional budget office score in order to know that what the house passed would result in people having to pay more for less care while they still do this big tax giveaway to the very wealthy. and it's really reprehensible. what i hope in the senate is that we toss the house-passed bill aside and start anew, and i want to see us do that in a bipartisan fashion. it doesn't look like we've gotten off to a good start on that point, but i think we must if we're really going to strengthen our health care system for everyone and stop this partisan nonsense. >> let me go to congress

i am looking to people like bernie sanders, i am looking to people like congressman tim ryan from youngstownaren't afraid of thinking big, thinking bold, outside the box. frankly, i don't want anyone who is pulling down six-figures for wall street speeches to be the future of the democratic party. of course we will love barack obama. of course he will have a role, reelected, first african-american president, health care reform, banking reform, but we have got to look to the future into new voices. >> martha: i want to put up a quote from tom perez. this has become an issue for the democratic party. whether or not they should include people who are pro-life. a lot of catholics fall into that group. he said every democrat, like every american, should support a woman's right to make her own choice about her body and her health. that is not negotiable and should not change city by city or state by state. mercedes, now you have nancy pelosi speaking out about this, and saying that she does and she is a catholic, believe that there ought to be room in the democratic party for people who are pro-li

tim ryan who challenged nancy pelosi for the leadership, we went to the same high school and we've been friends for 20 years. we spark it up. my closest friends in the world are democrats. on the left, i don't have much trouble getting liberals or left-wingers to go on the radio show. it's a conversation like this. it's a chat. >> host: bernie sanders, hillary clinton, did you invite them during the primaries was mark. >> guest: bernie sanders claim close because he knows what he believes and he'll say it repeatedly but i think his advisor said there's no upside and you might send the rest wrong message to your base if you're talking to the conservative side. secretary clinton, you mentioned amy would be on the washington journal and that's a amazing book shattered is one of most eye-opening books i read in a long time. gm they were on my show last week for most of the in and out ofst three segments because it's a riveting look inside the most dysfunctional campaign in modern political history which was the clinton campaign. part of that dysfunction was they got a series of false positi

. >> i like tim ryan in ohio, and i like my mayor out of palm beach -- out of miami in florida. >> nick, katherine, harold, that will do it for "hardball." chris matthews is back here on monday. "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in." >> he wanted to have dinner because he wanted to stay on. >> dinner with comey. >> he mentioned that he had been invited to the white house to have dinner with the president and that he was uneasy with that. >> new reporting contradicting the president's claims. and tonight, new questions about oval office recordings. >> did president trump record his conversations with former fbi director comey? >> as the president threatens his former fbi director with tapes. >>> plus, as the deputy attorney general reportedly signals no special prosecutor -- >> should we do the pledge? raise your hand. >> -- who else was asked to take the donald trump pledge? >>> then david cay johnston. and my extended interview with senator elizabeth warren. >> the american people want us to get to the bottom of this. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>>

. >> i like tim ryan in ohio, and i like my mayor out of palm beach -- out of miami in florida. >> nickack here on monday. "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in." >> he wanted to have dinner because he wanted to stay on. >> dinner with comey. >> he mentioned that he had been invited to the white house to have dinner with the president and that he was uneasy with that. >> new reporting contradicting the president's claims. and tonight, new questions about oval office recordings. >> did president trump record his conversations with former fbi director comey? >> as the president threatens his former fbi director with tapes. >>> plus, as the deputy attorney ge

i want to bring in congressman tim ryan, an ohio democrat. thanks so much for joining us.ion to the events that have unfolded, the interview with the sheriff, and the audio and on and on? >> it's unbelievable. i'm sitting here listening to your conversation and you came back from break and you kind of renounced what happened in the story and i'm thinking to myself, this is unbelievable. that this would -- that we're actually living in an environment, quite frankly, not to be political, but that donald trump helped create. i mean, he would have his crowds turn around and look at all the reporters in the back of the room, and basically say they're the enemy. so fast forward a few months after consistently doing that for over a year and then you have a candidate body slam a reporter. i mean, what do you think is going to happen? and it is, it's appalling. look, no politician loves to have journalists asking them tough questions. but if you can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen. you certainly don't body slam the guy. >> do you think that voters, congressman, do you think

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>> i would say that sober democrats, moderate democrats i spoke to congressman tim ryan on the show, you ascribe to that. americans that belong hire. green card working their way here. working visas. people trying to get in. nobody believes that the whole world are citizens of america. tom perez is playing to that wild anarchist crowd trying to get some applause. to me has to be the biggest disappointment as dnc chair in quite some time. -- terry mcauliffe. stuart: he represents the left. the left, this is my opinion, i think the left is increasingly powerful within the democrat party. he represent the far left. >> right. stuart: they're taking over this party. that is my opinion. >> stuart, this is tom per recent. this is bernie sanders. he is not bernie sanders's pick. you look at bernie sanders, even more to the left than tom perez. the question is, tom perez's overwhelming anger and expletives, is that the face of the party that wants some you power back? when you have to tell, up to 4-year-old, hold their ears when television, when network television is on because this guy is sp

that's why i was proud today to join with congressman tim ryan in introducing the veterans wellness act of 017. this bill brings mental health care to our veterans by establishing a two-year grant program to provide wellness care and additional therapies at veterans service organizations like the american legion, the v.f.w. and amvets. many other skilled assistants with v.a. enrollment to help our veterans get the care they so desperately need. i look forward to working with my colleague in the house to make sure our veterans get the best care possible. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlelady from ohio seek recognition? without objection, the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today with hundreds of business, labor, and advocacy organizations to recognize national infrastructure week. the purpose of this week is to highlight the state of the nation's infrastructure and its critical importance to our economy and well being. mrs. beatty: building and strengthening our infrastructure is vital to all

ryan. >> seth: a fantastic character. >> who played by tim simmons -- simmons, gosh i should know that.ng him. as it is, we kind of got around to as one does, a joke where we're basically sort of insulting him by saying something about him having a golden shower and people urinating on him. and then one day we realized we have to take that joke out of the script, because the president of the united states allegedly did that in russia. [ laughter ] so that's an edit i had never done before. >> seth: yeah. and you know, matt walsh, the fantastic matt walsh. >> yeah. >> seth: he plays your press secretary in the show. >> he plays what we previously thought was the worst press secretary on earth. [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> previously. >> seth: yeah. >> and now, i'd give him the job. [ laughter ] >> seth: you also -- you worked on "seinfeld", you worked on "curb." so tell me what was it like -- 'cause i imagine it was incredibly intimidating pitching jokes to people like jerry seinfeld or larry david. >> yeah, larry and jerry taught me how to write sitcoms and they also taught me n

present tonight's final award please welcome to the stage fred ryan, publisher and ceo of "the washington post." >> for five years now timeo of apple, a company fortune has ranked number one on the list of the world's most admired companies for the past ten years, each of the years that tim has been ceo. behind that reason for the distinction may very well be the values the company holds and the way it lives its values. i've gotten to know tim over the past few years. i think something he said last year defines him and his leadership at apple. he said "some things are hard. some things are right. and some things are both." fewer events represent this kind of principle leadership better than apple's battle with the fbi last year. when the fbi demanded that apple build a back door into its products tim felt strongly it was his responsibility to say no. not just for apple but on behalf of customers worldwide who count on the company for security of their data. perhaps more to the point he objected because he felt the fbi's demand would undermine the very freedoms and liberty our government is meant to protect. all of us in

ryan moynahan six to get them out of the ditch. how long do think it will take to undo the damage that was done that you inherited? tim: i do not get to decide. our stakeholders will decide. i think brian has done a great job of being ceo of bank of america. if i can perform as great as he did, that would be great. we are going to move through this pastor is my guess, but it will -- this pastor is my guess -- faster is my guess. i think we are making great progress. erik: what is on the list of the things you need to do? you have to reestablish trust with their customers, employees, shareholders, but you have municipalities, some of which blacklisted you, what are some of the other points you need to tick off to put wells fargo in the clear? tim: it is stakeholder by stakeholder. -- not allies municipalities have blacklisted us. many say we love doing business with wells fargo. the minas apologies whose business we lost -- the municipalities whose business we lost, we want to wind up back. my measures are the six goals we have introduced to our team in march. we want to have the best customer service and advice, have

ryan has dismissed the claim. the liberal democrats have launched their election manifesto with the promise of a referendum on the final brexit deal. leader timfunding by putting a penny on income tax and the legalisation of cannabis. unemployment has fallen to its lowest level in 42 years, but average earnings are lagging behind inflation, increasing by 2.4% in the year to march, below the inflation rate of 2.7%. and women are facing "prejudice and discrimination" if they choose horse—racing as a career. according to the sport's first ever survey into gender, women are under—represented in the most prominent areas of the sport. and she was famous for her trademark headscarf and pinny — now coronation street's hilda ogden‘s trademark possessions are going under the hammer. time for the sport now and olly foster has all the details. walter mazzarri will leave his position as the head coach of watford after sunday's final game of the season at home to manchester city. his tenure has lasted less than year like so many before him. they have only won 11 games all season although they did beat relegation. they briefly climbed to seven before christ

ryan nobles, thank you so much. let's now talk with my panel, i keep getting ahead of myself, i'm anxious to hear more on your points of view, gentlemen. back with me tim, mike shields, admiral john kirby. admiral, i know earlier you said it was awfully naive for jared kushner to embark on something like this, so david, i'm wondering, you know, your point of view. is this naÏvety or something else behind wanting and proposing this kind of private line of communication? >> look, i want to be fair. in all these stories there has been no evidence so far of collusion between the trump campaign and russia. and it's more of these actions that are -- i agree with admiral kirby. it's, you know, either naive or something more nefarious, but it's unusual. the failure to disclose these contacts, meetings with russian officials and then a separate report, reuters reported there were two additional calls between jared kushner and ambassador kislyak that the white house had not disclosed. so, they may be innocent. there may be no conclusion but the failure to disclose these calls and these meetings and communications efforts, it keeps the story rolling forward. >> a

tim. what's turned this? >> what's turned it is they needed -- listen. you needed paul ryaneeded to get some of these moderates on board. they're so worried about the pre-existing condition that piece of the legislation. they feel they have enough money to go home and justify it. think about the stakes of this vote, though. go back to barack obama when he had full democratic control and decided to do health care. it cost him control of congress because it's complex and easy to demagogue. now republicans having watched that are doing the same thing. they're doing it without reading the bill and without waiting to find out how much does it cost? how many people will actually be -- >> we've obviously been around this a long time. republicans, especially conservatives, since you and i were first on the hill a quarter century ago have always talked about you've got to read the bill, score the bill. you've got to have a cbo score. are you being reckless and irresponsible. here they're going to reorganize one-sixth of the economy without even getting a cbo score. it's just -- you c