palmira: el abogado del expresidente alejandro toledo recomienda que dejen libre a toledo.fensa dice que consideren la posibilidad de que toledo quede libre mientras se libera el caso. afuera de la corte federal un grupo de peruano resultaron indignados. testigo: tiene el riesgo de quedarse y se fugue. reportera: hoy el juez pospuso su decisiÓn de que si puede o no toledo contar con un abogado de oficio. la defensa de to ledo dice que no puede tener otro tipo de abogados pero algunos no le creen al exmandatario. >> decir ahora que no tiene plata para cubrir sus gastos legales. reportera: al arrestar al expresidente le montaron un maletÍn con $40,000 en efectivo, dieron a conocer que su renta mensual en el Área de la bahÍa de $6400. testigo: la tradiciÓn es lo correcto, Él estÁ escondido acá en la bahÍa, es injusto. reportera: pero pide la extradiciÓn de toledo por sobornos de mÁs de $20,000,000 de la empresa odebrech. testigo: queremos que se vaya y que lo juzguen en perÚ y que quede preso y que no se vaya. ramÓn: en mississippi la agencia ice reportÓ que detuvo a muchas pe

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of course the shooting was in dayton but he said toledo. that is tim ryan's response, toledo, f me. john avlon, a moment where the president didn't seem to have specific knowledge of where this tragedy, nine dead people actually took place in the state of ohio. >> the wrong city in ohio, and presumably you've got to imagine that's not in the tele prompter. i understand tim ryan's frustration from the great city of youngstown, ohio. it's about what emotional mark did this massacre make in your heart and mind and then can you be bothered to remember the right city rae's name. in the history of mass shootings we've had in this country and there have been far too many for too long, what's new is the introduction of white national ist terrorism that is on the rise in america. and the president checked the box by mentioning but he's got got to do more than that. mitch mcconnell said that criminal justice reform was dead. president trump used his political power to get that passed. is he going to show the same kind of sustained leadership or is this just going to be another speech undercut

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. >>> there is a television reporter in toledo, ohio whose making quite a name for himself, and it'ss 11 years old. mola lenghi turns the camera around on one determined young man. >> reporter: jaden jefferson first caught our eye last month after reporting on a nurse's strike in his hometown. since then he has gone viral for his political reporting. jaden has every intention of making journalism a career, and it appears he's not waiting to get started. >> this is the eyewitness room. >> reporter: and also doubles as your family's dining room. >> yeah, but we never eat in here. that's the thing. >> reporter: jaden is working his own news operation. >> if you want to see up close. >> in the mornings it can get hectic. if i get breaking news, i tried to read out that story, write a web story for it. so it's a lot. >> reporter: a lot for anyone, let alone a self-taught 11-year-old multimedia journalist. he writes, shoots, produces and edits his own story. >> the city will file orders for you to make sure that your grass is cut. >> the we part comes in with my grandma. she the driver. >>

nobody perished in toledo. it was dayton. they've different cities.nd by the way, the word toledo wasn't even in the teleprompter. somebody got this shot. it clearly says texas and ohio. nice work, don burgundy. you're doing great. [ applause ] and this i think maybe more than anything gives you some insight into how much this man cares. 14 minutes after he tweeted about the shooting in el paso on saturday he followed it up with a shout out to a ufc fighter. "fight hard tonight, colby. you are a real champ. #maga." like many americans who've been repeatedly punched in the head, colby covington is a big donald trump supporter. and there's nothing donald trump loves more than people who love donald trump. the other reason trump was so interested in this fight is his sons, eric and djtj, were making an appearance there. >> a lot of celebrities and royalty in the house tonight. the trump brothers, donald jr. and eric here this afternoon in support of colby covington. >> jimmy: yeah, look at that. it's the douches of hazzard. [ laughter ] those guys are so

>> i'm going to toledo. ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> announcer: it's "the late show" with stephen colberttonight video games. plus stephen welcomes brian cox, hannah gadsby, and comedian shane torres, featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert!=)ñ ( cheers and applause ) ( theme song playing ) >> stephen: come on! whoo! hi there! ( cheers and applause ) ( trilling ) have a seat, everybody. thank you so much. welcome one and all to the "late show." i'm your host stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) you can feel it. i'm glad you guys have got the energy because you can feel it ton street today. tooth today is a very rough day, so let's start off with something from the smile file. thanks to trump's trade war with china, the dow jones industrial average lost more than 750 points today. and that was the smile file. ( laughter ) because it's all downhill from here. ( laughter ) i've been watching this show on hbo-- "chernobyl"-- don't tell me how it ends. ( laughter ) and in the thing about

may god bless the memory of those who perished in toledo, may god protect them, and may god protect all of those from texas to ohio. may god bless the victims and their families. may god bless america. thank you very much. thank you. [reporters shouting questions] announcer: during his address, president trump said, our nation must condemn racism, bigotry and white supremacy, and that he has directed

may god bless the memory of those who perished in toledo. may god protect them. may god protect all of those from texas to ohio. may god bless the victims and their families. may god bless america. thank you very much. thank you. the house speaker of nancy pelosi issued a statement following a conference on nonviolence saying the terrorism of white supremacy is challenging the character of america. must ensure federal agencies have the resources to protect our country from this curse. and she reiterates a call for the senate to return, saying i joint leader schumer and asking leader mcconnell to call the senate back and bring up the bipartisan background check act, and the enhanced background checks act. ♪ c-span's washington journal come alive every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning, julie rovner with kaiser health news discusses the difference between medicare for all and the public option. at is part of our podcast beat we will talk with rachel kuester, producer of the new york times podcasted the daily. watch c-span's

may god bless the memory of those who perished in toledo, may god protect them, and may god protect all of those from texas to ohio. may god bless the victims and their families. may god bless america. thank you very much. thank you. announcer: former president barack obama released a statement on the shootings in el paso and day, calling for stricter gun long and better strategies to combat hate crimes. toward the end of the statement, he says "we should soundly rejects language coming out of the mouths of any of our leaders that feeds a climate of fear and hatred, or implies that america belongs to just one certain type of people. fbi director christopher wray testified before the senate judiciary committee on july 23 regarding oversight of his agency. he was questioned by senate democratic whip dick durbin about the fbi's response to domestic terrorism and white supremacist violence. >> mr. ray, welcome. i would like to ask you a question. do you know what group was responsible for more homicides from 2000-2016, more than any other domestic extremist group?

may god bless the memory of those who perished in toledo, may god protect them and may god protect all of those from texas to ohio. may god bless the victims and their families. may god bless america. thank you very much. thank you. >> fbi director christopher wray testified before the senate judiciary committee regarding oversight of his agency. he was questioned by senate democrat dick durbin about the response to domestic terrorism and white supremacist violence. sen. durbin: mr. wray, welcome. i would like to ask you a question. do you know what group was responsible for more homicides from 2000-2016, more than any other domestic extremist group? dir. wray: not sure, but i think you're about to tell me. >> not a trick question. i raise the question because your testimony that was submitted to the committee talked a lot about home grown violent extremists.

may god bless the memory of those who perished in toledo. and may god protect them. may god protect all of those from texas to ohio. may god bless the victims, their families, may god bless america. thank you very much, thank you. [reporters talking over each other] congressman jimmy gomez of california tweeting a few questions. why did the president failed to mention the urgent need for urgent background checks? why do video games pose a greater risk than a lack of gun laws? why did he deliver the speech as if it was the first time he had ever seen it? from mark walker tonight at 8 p.m. eastern we .ave the gun debate issue podcast from the washington examiner, and talk radio in at wml washington dc, good morning. guest: good morning. host: how would you describe your podcast? guest: there is such a heightened interest in american politics now. minute byis paid on minute conversations in washington dc and around the country. tose conversations translate sidelines of soccer fields and kitchen tables. we like to be a daily clearinghouse

suffers from nonpoint pollution, which is to say agricultural runoff mostly, particularly over in toledo from the river. so as i tell my students, there are no permanent victories in environmental protection. it's an ongoing effort. you have to adjust to new threats, to new problems, and to be vigilant about regulation and enforcement. >> to the west of cleveland is toledo. tim, you are on the air. good morning. caller: hi, i just wanted to say that i was born and raised along the shores of the wami river. i can remember as a kid the foam, when the water would wash -- used to fish with my dad. it was foamy along the river. as a kid, you don't go that's not normal. it was disgusting now thinking back. now, that was in the 1970's. walking along the garbage, all we , and now the river -- have small mouth bass that was in there. it was always carp, sometimes game fish like the walleye. but now it's cleaned up a lot. now all of a sudden we seem to be getting back to where we don't care about protecting our environment. it's like we won that battle and we do the same thing all over again with

not only the fact that he misspoke and said toledo instead of dayton. but his statements in general, speaking about the gun issue in a very sort of separate -- speaking about mental health. >> you see frustration expressed by the mayor, that the president's words yesterday. if he repeats those same words when he visits dayton tomorrow ring hollow if they're not backed up by action. number two, if they don't sort of take back the ideology and the extremism and hatred he's been sowing in his office. it was very much sentiments expressed by the shooter in el pa paso. for the president to have the moment for the country when they visit mass shootings or attacks, it needs to be backed up by recognition that he bears responsibility for his own words and some kind of real commitment to doing something about it going forward. of course, there's no expectation that he'll show movement on either of those two fronts. >> as a former fbi agent, catherine, you've seen these families in the past, these red flag laws. if people comply and notice family members and do r

the m mayor of dayton said, is going dayton or toledo?u know income his address, he gave condolences to the people of toledo. so she said she wasn't sure where he was going. but it's very clear, i mean, people like beto o'rourke, the congressman from el paso, said he is not welcome here. your thoughts on this, as people who lost their ownwn son in a mass shooting. patricia: well, amy, first of all, thank you for having us here, sadly, but again, under these circumstances. really, i agree with beto, because one person showing that attitude, increasing that division that he seem to, in talking about trump, of course, and then he's pretending to go to el paso, showing what? it's obvious, what he's been saying in the past doesn't have any consequences. and these consequences are in the community of el paso. its their suffering the white supremacy hatred, that is being seen by this president. this president has to think about it first, where he's going, and after he realizes that he's going to a place, that he's being suggesting that we have t

and, you know, he might be going to toledo. know >> seth: and honestly -- [ laughter and applause maybe that's our best hope here. trump accidentally goes to toledo, gets lost and spends the rest of his life as the announcer for the mud hens [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause "anderson comes into the game batting .250 so true. [ laughter ] in fact, trump was once again back to insulting other people on twitter again today going after el paso native beto o'rourke for calling trump a white nationalist and blaming him for inciting racism, which he obviously has if you accused a normal person of being a white supremacist, they might be shocked and appalled and they'd definitely want to know why you think that. instead, trump has responded by tweeting nasty insults >> trump wrote this. "beto (phony name to indicate hispanic heritage) o'rourke, who is embarrassed by my last visit to the great state of texas, where i trounced him, and is now even more embarrassed by polling at 1% in the democrat primary, should respect the victims & l

may god bless the memory of those who perished in toledo, may god protect them, and may god protect all of those from texas to ohio. may god bless the victims and their families. may god bless america. thank you very much. thank you. [reporters shouting questions] announcer: during his address, president trump said, our nation must condemn racism, bigotry and white supremacy, and that he has --ected bf ei to find ways the f.b.i. to find ways to deter domestic terrorism. sen. durbin: mr. ray, welcome. i would like to ask you a question. do you know what group was responsible for more homicides from 2000-2016, more than any other domestic extremist group? dir. wray: not sure, but i think you're about to tell me. >> not a trick question. i raise the question because your testimony that was submitted to the committee talked a lot about home grown violent extremists. in an and classified f.b.i.-d.h.s. joint intelligence bulleting in may, 2017, it found that white supremacist extremism poses persistent threat of lethal violence. it went on to say that white supremacists are responsible for mo

may god bless the memory of toledo,o perished in may god protect them and may god protect all of those from texas to ohio. may god bless the victims and their families. thank you very much. [indiscernible] >> do you support the house bill? reaction from members of congress to this weekend's mass shooting. insteadhumer tweets " of flailing around blaming everything under the sun if the president is serious about strong background checks there's one thing he can do: demand senator mcconnell put the bipartisan house passed universal background checks bill up for a vote." video gamesump said and mental illness are the problem following the shootings in el paso and dayton. a congressman from virginia responded " every other country in the world has people with mental illness and video games. we have a gun violence problem being fueled by hate and racism and stupid excuses to avoid facing these facts will only get more people killed." a c-span producer points out that flags were lowered to half u.s. throughout the capitol complex on saturday to honor those who are killed. flags will remain a

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>>s also, it should be noted the president called denver toledo, ohio today. the president expected toyton and el paso this week. at least one local lawmaker has made it clear that where el paso is concerned, the president is not welcome in her city. >> it would go a long way for the president to say i used racist language and words to dehumanize people and i was wrong and take them back. after he does that should he be welcomed into our community. >> that was congresswoman escobar tonight. with us to talk about it, representative ceasar blanco. first of all, representative, our condolences. we're shocked with you, those of us who have family living and working in el paso. where do you stand on the president's visit. >> quite frankly, our community right now is overwhelmed with a response. our law enforcement are still investigating and busy as you can see behind me, there are large crowds attending the memorial so there is several law enforce the. our first responders are busy and patients fighting for their lives. a visit from the president would add more pressure. we need time to he

isabel toledo quedo como una de las mujeres mÁs importantes.ue hizo con su marido. un ilustrador muy famoso de moda. hicieron un dÚo dinÁmico que les permitieron hacer, no sÓlo proyecciones y traje muy espectacular, sino tambiÉn colaboraciones con marcas de cosmÉticos, perfumes. la carrera de isabel fue, realmente, sorprendente. al mismo tiempo, muy latina. tenÍas y -- ese espÍritu tan nuestro. muy femenina siempre. raÚl: muchas gracias por este contacto desde new york. sin duda alguna una gran pÉrdida para la moda. dejÓ un gran legado. una vez mÁs hablamos de un personaje que se atreviÓ, que rompiÓ los parÁmetros, los patrones y marcÓ la diferencia. que en paz descanse. >> exactamente. que en paz descanse. un consejo: seamos fieles a nuestro estilo. eso siempre lo decÍa. encontrar la individualidad y encontrar lo que nos define en el mundo de la moda. francisca: con ese consejo nos vamos a quedar. muchas gracias. seguimos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". alan: muchas gracias. que descanse en paz. seguimos con el tema de juliÁn gil, de marjorie

he transferred to, in ohio, he transferred to toledo.n, it was a lot cheaper, half the cost, nine, $10,000 a year. so, he walked away. he had his student debt. he lived a home. went back home for three years. finished in three years. took extra courses. he had to pay it off. now he is in second year law school, actually fulfilling his dream and doing political science or law. his point was, if -- pete: i played by the ruse. i knew i would have debt. so i managed that, paid it off. now they will just go -- ainsley: his fear, all the politicians, sorry to interrupt you, that all the politicians promise to pay off student loans, kids will go to the most expensive schools because they won't pay it off. we don't have the money to do that as a country. griff: sounds good for free college tuition, ethan says, they would actually punish people like him. listen. >> although these policies may be popular with a small subset of, you know, distressed borrowers, you know the american public at large is opposed to them. when i think back to my time at

the president mistakenly offered his support for toledo, ohio, he made no mention of hispanics in elhe shooter in el paso posted a manifesto on line consumed with racist hate. our nation must address racism, bigotry and white supremacy. these ideologies must be defeated. we must recognition the internet has provided a dangerous avenue for disturbed minds. mental illness and hatred pulls the trigger, not the gun. we must make sure that those judges to pose a grave risk to public safety do not have access to firearms and if they do, those firearms can be taken. i have called for red flag laws also known as extreme risk protection orders. >> president trump's remarks did not include a proposition he twee tweeted three hours earlier to link background checks to an unspecified reform bill. the confusion grew out of a weekend the president spent watching and reacting to news largely in isolation to his aids that recognized by sunday night he needed to do more. recognizing that background checks would be easy to endorse but trump was uncertain about it. in the early circulation, they did no

--toledo naciÓ en cuba y migró a nueva jersey cuando era un adolescente.haga sus diseÑos para la toma de posesiÓn de barack obama en 2008. en breve tiempo fue directora creativa, pero se negÓ a entrar a la moda como una industria. en los 90 presentÓ sus colecciones en eventos. " realmente amo la tÉcnica de coser, mÁs que cualquier otra cosa". c arolina: se investiga como un presunto crimen tras gÉnero en los angeles california. --un bar dicen que habÍan sido asaltadas fÍsica y verbalmente por dos clientes. alegan que en lugar de protegerlas, los empleados las habÍan sacado a la fuerza. yendo a la comunidad-- >> fÍjate porque cambiamos de tema. esta historia es motivadora. un deportista extremo se ha convertido en el primer humano que atraviesa el ocÉano pacÍficoen una tabla con remos. se llama antonio de la rosa, es de origen espaÑol y tiene 50 aÑos. de san francisco el 4 de junio y llego el 24 de agosto hawai. perdiÓ 10libras de peso, y le costÓ 100.000 $, pero nunca renunciÓ a este sueÑo. carolina: una historia increÍble. ¿quÉ mejor que escucharlo de ant

comparecencia del presidente trumpdespuÉs del tiroteo él se equivocÓ en el pronter y utiliza la palabra " toledo aviÓn y le estaba recibiendo entre todos la alcaldesa, una mujer que ha sido muy crÍtica con Él pero que siempre digo que tiene que cumplir con los protocolos. carolina: el gobernador ha dicho que estarÍa a favor del mayor control de armas. cambiando eso, el presidente donald trump el presidente ha dicho que esperarÍa a que se llegue a un acuerdo pero recordemos que ambos bandos ahora estÁn en vacaciones. borja: el presidente y la primera dama tienen mÁs cosas que hacer. en medio del dolor y manifestaciones en contra el presidente trump tiene programado visitar el lugar de la masacre en un walmart y a quienes ha denigrado desde que comenzÓ su campaÑa. el mandatario se espera reunir con sobrevivientes y equipos de reacciÓn que lo apoyan como el presidente del partido republicano. adolfo esta aquÍ y nos acompaÑa para contarnos un poco mÁs del plan del presidente trump. seÑor rodolfo bienvenido y cuÉntenos qué se espera? rodolfo: estamos contentos de que venga a al paso. creo que es impo

. >> toledo instead of dayton. >> dayton mayor says the president's recent remarks have fallen short. >> his rhetoric has been painful for many in our community and i think the people should stand up and say they're not happy. >> in el paso, raul melendez's father-in-law died shielding other people. >> i hope he has better news to tell us about how all this is going to be changed. >> president trump attacked former el paso congressman beto. o'rourke wrote back. natalie brand cbs news dayton. >>> the owner of the online message board is being called to testify before members of congress. the house homeland security committee wants to hear from owner jim watkins an american living in the philippines right now. patrick cruces posted z an anti-immigrant manifesto. it's the third act of violence this year linked to hm. in the bay area this evening they plan to hold a vigil. set to begin at 7:00 in san francisco at the bart station at mission and 24th streets. >> meanwhile, there are protests in parts of the country demanding congress take action on gun control. >> protesters gathered outsi

trump: may god bless the memory of those who perished in toledo.respondent: earlier, trump suggested gun sales tied to immigration reform was a way to combat the rise in gun violence. those points were absent from trump's remarks. instead, the president put forward four proposals, including committing resources to help the fbi counter to mystic terrorism, identify red flags to top gun purchases by high-risk buyers, reform mental health laws to include confinement, and enact the death penalty for hate crimes. trump claimed violent video games and social media are fueling mass shootings in the united states. pres. trump: mental illness and hatred pulls the trigger, not the gun. correspondent: the proposals have been met with disappointment from democrats who have years fought for blaming gun measures, mitch mcconnell for blocking legislation. >> we have to make it so uncomfortable for mitch mcconnell, for donald trump, that they have to do something. the house of: representatives approved firearms restrictions requiring background checks for all gun

may god bless the memory of those who perished in toledo. protect them. may god protect all of those from texas to ohio. may god bless the victims and their families may god bless america, thank you very much. thank you. >>not taking any questions. >>and so those are his comments this morning in the wake of the mass shootings in both el paso texas and dayton ohio we're going take a brief break we'll be back with more news in just >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news and back to our major hot spot in oakland check out this overturned rv it was stolen by the way the driver crashed in oakland early this morning. shortly after 5 this is east 5.80 about halfway between seminary and efforts it's destroyed debris all over the traffic lanes and at last check there's only one lane open a singular remains in place. it's backing you up on both sides so you may want to stay away from 5.80 and take the nimitz freeway instead because this major hot spot is really jamming up your morning commute. i have another look at this and talk about some other trouble spots c

was in dayton, ohio, and not toledo.t appearance today launched a whole new conversation about teleprompter trump versus rally trump. the president's remarks included but one mention of white supremacy, mostly spreading the blame among the internet, video games, and mental illness. no mention, for example, of universal background checks for gun purchases. a few hours later, we heard from a former president, however, barack obama wrote and posted this. "no other nation on earth comes close to experiencing the frequency of mass shootings that we see in the united states. no other developed nation tolerates the levels of gun violence that we do. we should soundly reject language coming out of the mouths of any of our leaders that feeds a climate of fear and hatred or normalizes racist sentiments. leaders who demonize those who don't look like us or suggest that other people, including immigrants, threaten our way of life or refer to other people as sub-human or imply that american belongs to just one certain type of people.

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you know, he might be going to toledo.for the motive in the shooting in dayton, ohio. the suspect's sister is among the victims. no indication that race was a motive in this case. former classmates of the gunman are questioning how he could have been allowed to buy the military style weapon used in the attack. they say he was suspended during his junior year of high school after a hit list was found in a bathroom. following an earlier suspension after he came school with a list of female students he wanted to sexually assault. police reveal he was armed with magazines if full would have carried 250 rounds. they have recovered at least 41 shell casings fired by the shooter. >> joining us now, senator sherrod brown of ohio. thank you for being on the show. you are hoping get to work and come back from the recess and get some gun legislation done? any response? >> not yet. i spoke to the mayor who tells me she got dozens of calls and texts from other mayors around the country, most of whom have had something like this happen

referirse a la balacera en ohio que dejÓ 9 muertos el presidente enviÓ sus condolencias a la gente de toledo en la secundaria fue suspendido por tener una lista de potenciales vÍctimas. >> en las imÁgenes del horror que se viviÓ afuera del bar en ohio decenas de personas corriendo por sus vidas mientras que connor betts de 24 aÑos quien traÍa un chaleco antibalas disparÓ de forma indiscriminada un rifle matando a 9 personas incluyendo su hermana menor, y 14 heridos de bala y otras mÁs se lesionaron durante el caos. >> mÜller describe el horror de ver los cuerpos tirados y herido que provocÓ el agresor en menos de un minuto antes de ser abatidos por policÍas. >> hasta el momento la policÍa no tiene la indicaciÓn que esta masacre haya sido motivada por el racismo, tampoco quisieron relacionar este incidente seÑalando que cuando estaba en la secundaria fue suspendido por tener una lista de personas que querÍa matar y violar, tambiÉn la policÍa dijo que por la capacidad de los cargadores pudo haber traÍdo hasta 250 balas. >> no deberÍa ser asi, este es un paÍs libre. >> el fbi y la agencia de co

when he addressed the nation about these shootings when also he addressed the people of -- >> of toledos remarks. i think they felt really short. he mentioned gun issues one time. watching the president of the past few years on issues of guns, he has been -- i don't know if he knows what he believes, frankly. >> reporter: when he did misspeak and say toledo instead of dayton, what was your immediate reaction? >> my immediate reaction is people from the coasts never understand ohio and they think all ohio cities are the same. it's an exhausting issue that we have all the time, and we've had people from power centers and pay attention to our community's, we'd be better off. >> reporter: the governor's plan for early intervention seems like it was very applicable here. >> definitely, the governor is trying to have an effect here. he's been very clear. he called me last night and we had a discussion about it. he said, "i don't know if these things would have changed dayton, but i think dayton happening has changed his movement on some of these things." he said that to me. this isn't like so

and he might be going to toledo. i don't know. >> ohio and texas prepare for the president. >> from my perspective, he is not welcome here. >> tonight texas congresswoman veronica escobar on why she says the president isn't welcome in el paso. and ohio senator sherrod brown on why he is looking for an apology from donald trump. >>> then -- >> if you use the term invasion, that's not anti-hispanic. it's a fact. >> inside the president's feedback loop online and on trump tv. >> we are being invaded. >> it is an invasion. >> we have a country that is being invaded. >>> plus, new warning signs for republicans as another congressman calls it quits. >>> and how the man who bankrupted his casinos is gambling with the world economy like never before. >> we think it's going to be a tremendous success. >> when "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. two american cities are reeling in the aftermath of two horrifying massacres. one of those clearly motivated by political violence, purposed by some

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was in dayton, ohio, and not toledo. that appearance today launched a whole new conversation about teleprompter trump versus rally trump. the president's remarks included but one mention of white supremacy, mostly spreading the blame among the internet, video games, and mental illness. no mention, for example, of universal background checks for gun purchases. a few hours later, we heard from a former president, however, barack obama wrote and posted this. "no other nation on earth comes close to experiencing the frequency of mass shootings that we see in the united states. no other developed nation tolerates the levels of gun violence that we do. we should soundly reject language coming out of the mouths of any of our leaders that feeds a climate of fear and hatred or normalizes racist sentiments. leaders who demonize those who don't look like us or suggest that other people, including immigrants, threaten our way of life or refer to other people as sub-human or imply that american belongs to just one certain type of peo

when he addressed the nation about the shootings and also -- >> of toledo?, i'm disappointed with his remarks. i think they fell really short. he mentioned gun issues one time. i think, you know, watching the president over the past few years on the issue of guns he's been -- i don't know if he knows what he believes frankly. >> when he did misspeak and say toledo instead of dayton, what was your immediate reaction? >> my immediate reaction is that people from the coast never understand ohio and they think all ohio cities are the same. it's an exhausting issue that we have all the time. you know, if we had people from power centers really invest and pay attention to our communities, we'd all be better off. >> the governor's plan for early intervention seems like it was very applicable here. >> right. i think definitely the governor is trying to make steps that have affected here. he has been very clear, he called me last night about this. we had a discussion about it. he said, look, i don't know if these things would have changed dayton, but i think dayton h

, toledo, ohio, .nd this was unthinkable because four years ago, steel plants were closing. they weren't expanding and they were into building new plants in florida, north carolina, south carolina, all over, not just ohio. on issue after issue, democrats have forgotten who it is that they are supposed to represent. they forgot. i wonder why they forgot. the job of elected officials is to represent american citizens. the radical democrats. it even support deadly sanctuary city is which are released dangerous criminals onto our streets. sanctuary cities. and many of the places that have sanctuary cities and many of the people that live there, they don't want them. they don't want them. they are dangerous, they are not good, here, are just a few examples. in san francisco, an illegal alien was arrested no fewer than ten times in the span of less than one year for numerous counts of burglary and theft yet, each time, san francisco defied federal authorities and set him free. and bad things have been when t

. >> may god bless the memory of those who perished in toledo. and may god protect them.ose from texas to ohio. >> toledo is where danny thomas is from. nobody says he is losing it. nobody says no full deck. >> look, the fact checkers have checked more than 12,000 of his lies, misstatements, whatever you want to call them. but i actually do think some of this stuff is intentional. remember the whole birther thing. >> have i people in hawaii checking this out. >> it wasn't on purpose. it was deliberate. there are things that he does are that are really deliberate and that are harmful and dangerous and that his people act on. i think it's important to call this out. i hate the comparisons. until a comparison fweeb somebody who makes an occasional couple of mistakes. when biden makes comments like poor kids and white kids, and then he realizes somewhere in his head a bell goes off and oh, god, i just made an ethnic comment about who the wealthy kids are. no, there is wealthy black people and hispanic people. so he corrects it. he is hearing it as he makes the mistake. >> whe

it's to say agricultural runoff mostly, particularly in toledo from a river. as i tell my students, there are no permanent victories in environmental protection. it's an ongoing effort. you have to adjust to new threats, to new problems, and to be vigilant about regulation and enforcement. >> the west of cleveland is toledo, and tim, you're on the air. good morning. >> caller: hi. i wanted to say that yeah, i grew up -- i was born and raised along the shores of a big river that flows into lake erie. i can remember as a kid the foam. always when the water would wash off, i used to fish with my dad. it was foamy and dead fish along the river. as a kid you don't know that's not normal, but it was disgusting now thinking back. now, that was in the 70s. i remember that commercial, the indian, you know, when he walked along the garbage and all that. and now, though, the river is better. we have small mouth bass in there that was never in there before. it was always carp and sheep head and sometimes game fish, but now it's cleaned up a lot. now we seem to be getting

he said toledo. >> i was going to ask you about that, congressman. didn't know what to make of it. for our viewers, let me play the moment so you know what i'm talking about. this is at the very end of the president president's remarks this morning. >> may god bless the memory of those who perished in toledo and may god protect them. >> i don't actually know what to make of that. what do you? >> it's heartbreaking, because he's showing diminished capacity, mental capacity to be able to lead. that's what i see when i hear that. you could grab anybody on the streets of the united states and they would know dayton and el paso after the last 36 hours. and to have the president of the united states, it just shows the level of disengagement. it's indicative of what else he said during that press conference, how disconnected he is from what's happening in the country today. i think he has a diminished mental capacity to be able to deal with the big problems that we have in the united states today and it's right on the heels of being so disconnected with his

agricultural runoff mostly no e particularly fromrm toledo in t monmi river.tell my students there are no permanent victories in environmental protection. it's an ongoing effort. you have to adjust to new threats, new problems. and to be sand ridge lantd about regulation and enforcement. >> to the west of cleveland is toledo tim is on the air. w >> yeah i kyu up, born and raised along the source of the u wamy river. my da flowing into lake erie. i can remember as a kid, the foams, when the water washed out -- i used to fish with my as dead. it was foamy and dead fish on theno river. as a kid you don't know that's not normal. but it was disgusting thinking back. that was in the '70gs. i remember the commercial with the indian where he walk along the garbage and all that, tear on his cheek all that.have now the -- the river and all that is a lot better. we got small mouth bass in there that was never in there before. always karp and sea pad and sometimes the game fish like the wahl eye run but now it's p cleaned up a lot. lately now all of a sudden we seem to be

and cleveland cliffs announced a new, $700 million plant in a very good place that i like a toledo, toledoio. [applause] four years ago, steel plants were closing. there were not building or expanding. we are building new plants in florida, knocknorth carolina, -- in florida, north carolina, south carolina. not just ohio. on issue after issue democrats have forgotten who it is they are supposed to represent. i wonder why they forgot. the job of elected officials is to represent american citizens. the radical democrats even support deadly sanctuary cities that release dangerous criminals on our streets. sanctuary cities. [crowd booing] and many of the places that have sanctuary cities and many of the people that live there, they don't want them. they don't want them. they are dangerous, they are not good. here are just a few examples. in san francisco, an illegal alien was arrested no fewer than 10 times in the span of less than one year for numerous counts of burglary and theft, yet each time san francisco defied federal authorities and set him free. and bad things happened when they set a