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. >> i read some commentary todayt that macron tried to spring -- nobody mentions that trump has said all along i will meet with the iranians if they want to talk. if there was a deal to be had we will take it. >> laura: i will say this again. i think trump is a moderate on china trade. when the dalai lama comes back and stop oppressing the muslims then we will talk. but i think trump is a pragmatist and a moderate on trade. >> trump seems radical on trade because the past 30-years has been give china everything they want. >> anything they want. >> what the chinese are talking about is the round table to put pressure on the white house, this is terrible for business, back down, every prior president has given in. it is not happening now and they tonight in what to do. >> laura: and our market is still strong and we have no inflation. thank you for being here. you aree the perfect person to have been here tonight. also tonight joe biden is in trouble. the former front runner, and now elizabeth warren andbernie sande socialism, in a new poll that just came out from monmouth, he's droppe

i want donald trump to go to el paso, to go todayt dayton, and i'm sorry, i'm sorry for being a cheereader for hate. i will listen to you. i will stop demonizing my fellow americans who don't wear a maga hat, and i will work with you and go after white supremacist terrorism that i have enabled with my rhetoric, and i will treat that crime and i will be as tough on that crime as i am on immigrants. if i'm even just half as tough on white supremacists terrorists as i am on undocumented immigrants, this country would be safer. i owe you that much, america. >> you were here i think it was two weeks ago, and it says something that i can't remember exactly what the predicate was but you were responding to a provocation from the president and his language and you told us that you were scared. >> yeah. >> that you were squared to be here. now this morning, after these shootings, after we heard what the president said, after the calls for healing, are you still scared this morning? >> i'm absolutely still scared because we have seen a manifestation of exactly what i was worried about, words ma

we want to go now live todayt to dayton, ohio, where kathy park is live.ng about the possible motive here? >> reporter: the motive is still very much a mystery. the police chief touched upon that, and said it was a little too premature to speculate exactly why he carried out what he did but i do want to point out behind me here, this powerful image. we are standing right in front of the bar where the shooting happened shortly after 1:00. and yesterday, i was out here in the afternoon. this area was roped off and the ground was littered with evidence markers, and then shortly after that, the crews came in here and washed the sidewalks of debris as well as the blood, and it reopened just after 6:00 last night, which i thought was pretty incredible, and then they had that powerful vigil shortly after they cleaned everything up. but just a little bit more on the investigation. we were told yesterday a little bit more about the time line of this shooting. it happened 1:05 a.m. that is the exact time when the first gunshots rang out, and then 30 seconds after th

i appreciate this segment todayt i remember 1969.ther a our whole neighborhood talked about nothing thatay but the moon landing. we decided we had to get together and do something.little i was only 11.was and one of our neighbors took a little -- took a motorola tv. we hooked it up on the outside of the porch, ran an extension g cord through the window and od s somebody had to hold the antenna in the air so we could get good reception, but our whole neighborhood was sitting there on that night, 1969, watching the moon landing. and i have four heros in my life, during my lifetime. muhammad ali, jfk, neil armstrong and john mccain. and two of them had to do with s that great moon landing and it seemed like after that, science boomed in schools.ta we did all kinds of aerospace projects. all tim kinds of moon talk. it was just a wonderful time, and i was so happy i could see it. lisa, thank you so much. >> yeah it was great to be alive and be aware of what was happening. i mean, sending people to the moon was remarkable. it's been since december of '72 that anybody has been back. it's well p