basically if somebody violate his bill of rights that's unamerican. think that is going to save this country. as we watch the president get a multi billion dollar education in the constitution. >> [inaudible] >> thank you. thank you very much. next question, please. >> hi there. i was just curious. while these men i know they were contemporaries, they've obviously in different roles and spoke to different people but did the know about each other? did they write about each other? were they aware either while they were obviously both in their careers and later churchill when he reflecting did he think about orwell? >> good question and the answer is, yes, they never met each other which is surprising in a country who a has a relatively small elite. they knew people who knew each other. a british writer, for example, edited churchills memoirs for publication in a newspaper, and also became a close friend offerorwell's in the late '40s. and recall, of course, that the hero of "984" is named winston and there was only one winston in britain of the 1940s. t

it's just unamerican. it is just unamerican. and childish. and authoritarian and repulsive. that's some of the things. >> there is an enormous audience for rec re accept tifl taken on media stories, because this is filling some need nar a tirativy for them. >> it enables them in these press briefings, in these ludicrous press briefings at the white house to not answer the question, but to change the subject. in the limited time, given to press questions, some significant portion of the day has been turned over to badmouthing and badgering reporters. so that's one thing. secondly, it creates an explanation for all their travails. it's a, don't look at us, look at these people who are disserving the public, and have the worst of motives for our country. it's sick. >> bob garfield, thank you. >>> that is "all in" for this evening. good evening, rachel. >> thanks, my friend, appreciate it. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. happy wednesday. the governor of ohio is, pop quiz, governor of ohio, you're right, john kasich. john kasich is a republican. he's currently ohi

one of olicy, i think the first things we have to do act because atriot it is unpatriotic and unamerican. antidemocratic, it's privacy our right to and other constitutional rights. i'm concerned for the fate of our nation. i think above all, we have to anderve the right to decent the right to protest because as study showed a couple years ago, this is no longer eally a democracy, it is a corporate tocracy. my bumper sticker says, this is democracy, it is oxen. most politicians are sold off to highest st bidder, the corporate donors. host: and b.b., before you go, attack in london has sparked online socialbout media sharing sites as places extremist groups can communicate or share probganda on the to push back areas. are you concerned about that in london? of caller: you know, these groups going to communicate however -- i don't want to clamp down on social media. i mean, the cia and nsa is media,ring all the social they have hundreds of thousands of people monitoring it, so going to stop that. people are going to communicate people's right to communicate. yeah. b.b., point you to the op

. >> that is very unamerican. >> yes. >> what did you say. >> women like men, with children. >> yes. like dad. >> i'm a way-ons, i'm fertile. you look at me 52nd you are already pregnant. >> okay. >> i'm about to warn you, girl >> look away, girl. >> i'm not ready. >> i will be protect. >> yes. have you seen tupac film. >> i'm looking forward to it. >> we will discuss it when we come back. >> okay. >> all eyes on me. tupac is my boy. >> yes. >> me, him, and omar epps, omar epps, all three of us went to the performing arts high school. me, omar epps and pack we were really, close and difficult above the rim with pack and omar did juice with pock. would i go hang out with them. >> were you with him the night i die. >> /saw him the night he died. you know that looked like a real calm ride. but there is a lot with you. i don't think i will do this we took a cab you were almost in the car with him. >> well, not almost. he didn't really invite us in. that was wish full thinking. i look at you and say i hope she loves me but i know you don't but i hope he gives me a ride but he didn't. and

this is unacceptable, and unamerican. >> we're out of time. thank you for both of your thoughts.> straight ahead, america's departure from the climate deal leads the effort to the global change without a clear leader. that void could be filled by an unlikely candidate, china. how their position on the world stage could be changing. ♪ the toothpaste that helps new parodontax. prevent bleeding gums. if you spit blood when you brush or floss you may have gum problems and could be on the journey to much worse. help stop the journey of gum disease. try new parodontax toothpaste. ♪ >>> there's been growing backlash since president trump said he would pull the u.s. out of the landmark paris climate accord. the country's departure leaves a void in the push to limit climate change and some say that rule can be taken over by one of mr. trump's biggest targets, china. senior fellow with the atlantic council and former member of the national security council is joining us now. jamie, can the worst polluter on the planet, china, really take the lead when it comes to climate change? >> well, t

. >> because while they bicker we die and that's just unamerican. >> his mind remains as brilliant as humor. >> i am too young and pretty. >> now you sound like muhammed ali. [ laughter ] >> we can't ever make him look bad. >> the kids love every little thing about him. >> i look up to him and i have so much respect for him. i love him so much. i can't -- for me it's hard to like think of like him not being there. >> you're crying now. >> relax. >> i love you, daddy. >> their strength fuels frank to keep fighting for others to li live. >> i need to be able to look my wife and children in their eyes and we gave it our all but it wasn't meant to be. >> love you, dad. >> joyce evans, fox 29 news. >> that is something. i mean moving story. a family crowd funding site set up called you caring went do have link for you on the website if you'd like to help just head to fox29.com. the right to try seems like the right thing. >> absolutely. >>> on your radar tonight, the calendar has officially rolled over to june and that means beach season. kathy orr has your forecast in 15 seconds. it's mil

. >> because while they bicker we die and that's just unamerican. >> his mind remains as brilliant asf humor. >> i am too young and pretty. >> now you sun like like muhammed ali. [ laughter ] >> can't ever make him look bad. >> reporter: the kids love every little thing about it. i look up to him and i have so much respect for him. i love him so much. like -- i can -- for me, it's hard to like think of like him not being there. >> you're crying now. >> relax. >> i love you daddy. >> their strength fuels frank to keep fighting for others to li live. >> i need to be able to look my wife and children in their eyes and say we gave it our all but it wasn't meant to be. >> love you, dad. >> joyce evans, fox 29 news. >>> a family crowd funding site set up called you caring. we have link to it on our website. if you'd like to help go to fox29.com. just impactful. i mean -- >> add hire his courage. >> and putting a face to something like that. that helps get legislation passed. >> absolutely. >>> ♪ >>> it is flu season but before -- pool season but before you jump you need to watch out for a n

instead of evil or unamerican. how can they do it. here's the test.k schumer who you just saw standing there with mitch mcconnell. sends a letter we're working in private on a health care plan. he says i write to invite you and the republican congress to an all senators meeting next week on the topic of health care. we believe we owe it to our constituents to meet to discuss your potential legislation that would profoundly impact many american lives. i'm going to put the odds pretty low that the republicans in a very sensitive point in their only personnel investigations are going to go over and have a kumbaya let's hear it out with the democrats. >> they can't even get their own party together on this issue. i think some republicans are going to read that message as a little bit of bait. >> a little bit. >> and see it for, you know, what -- and take it in the opposite way, which it's worth it. which means that see it as politics. >> you've seen signs of this tension even in the hours after the shooting, where members of congress, the actual members,

so, i have not found it on a mccarthy -- so i have found a hemingway foul for the house on unamerican activities committee, which is a related activity. they collected information on him, and you read the files -- bits and pieces of information about hemingway's political views and somebody was saying, i wonder if there's enough here to bring him up and put him in front of the cameras. what i would love to found and have not found is the meeting of the principals of the committee. you see the work of the investigators, some investigators putting this together. want to find the principals of the committee sitting down and wondering who are we going to good after? do we have enough on hemingway. we have to draw the conclusion the answer is no because they didn't have that strong a case against him, at least according to that file. yes, sir. >> the things you found -- [inaudible question] >> okay. so there's -- the question goes to awe then tisty of the file -- authenticity of the file that show that hemingway was recruited by the nkvd. there's a couple ways to look at. that. one ex, is

and calling the left out of control and unamerican.nancy pelosi had strong words for opponents that would try to poll lit sitize th attack. >> the comments made by republican colleagues are outrageous. the dignity of the job they hold. beneath the dignity of the respect we would like congress to command. how dare they say such a thing? how dare they? >> joining me now, republican strategist evan and eric from media matters and national republican consultant kate dawson and business and political consultant. where to begin? i -- evan, i find it incredibly ironic to hear republicans furrow brow 'tis k 'tis king the other side on tone. he reminded us of a chief art h architect of tone. this is mark sanford. >> i would argue the president is partially, not in any way totally but partially to blame for demons unleashed. >> not to go on too long but let's listen to donald trump just talking about the media. >> by the way, some of the media is terrific, but most of it, 70%, 75% is absolute dishonest, absolute scum. she's back there, little ka

that is unamerican. that is against our interest. that is against our prosperity.t is against our bill of rights. the rest of the world aspires to have the blessings that we have which are enshrined in our bill of rights, in our constitution. even today, even today regardless of all of the difficulties we are having in our country, the rest of the world is still interested in learning about our institutions, learning about rule of law. i have stood before the audience of various countries. they have asked this question, can you tell us what this rule of law is. our people wish to know. we had television crews from various parts of the world come to our home asking that question. what is this bill of rights that, and this constitution that you waved at donald trump. can you explain this to us? can you show us what 14th amendment is. what equal protection is. my question to them was are you asking this question to make your conversation interview interesting or you have been asked to ask this question. what is separation of power, what is equal dignity that this pers

i think it would be fair and accurately, unamerican. >> to that point, representative doyle when he held that press conference not long after the shooting with representative bill barton, he mentioned that. representative doyle said, look, i think the majority of my colleagues here in the house and in the senate would agree that we don't need or don't really want to have security. we don't feel >> even more feeling, think about what kind of country it is going to be if we're all going to live with security details 24/7. i was on capitol hill and there were members of congress who were greeting their constituents from louisiana, missouri, south carolina, and they were engaging and the people were happy that their member of congress were out there on the field. what if those members of congress had been afraid to come out and talk to those people who were visiting? that would have been a terrible message. >> what about as a compromise perhaps beefing up maybe some of the security at some of the district offices? in other words, representative comstock mentioned last night, so much is focus

it almost feels icky and unamerican you are betting against a company.the economy is good for capital formation the real issue that our companies have let's have a little more transparent. >> if you see the headlines where they call it icky, they are not fair he was setting it up to make a point about it >> he said that's his emotional reaction there is a reflection that said what are the guys up to? clearly the sellers are significant flyers >> we are at the point where we know enough about it and understand enough now that it's okay for there to be disclosure. it still presents some kind of danger >> there is a question as to whether it is fully justified. it's about how they get treated by companies the trading revenues are the best ever. >> a busy hour that does it for closing bell. fast money begins right now. >> fast money starts now our traders on the desk president trump lashing out at amazon today we will tell you what he said that has tech investors so worried. blue apron is pricing their public offering after cutting the price range earlier to

it's wrong, it's unchristian, it's unamerican and gotten worse. i can tell you in the past year, year and a half you ought it read some of the stuff that people put on my facebook page. i don't mind if you disagree with me, i don't mind what you say, i guess, because i've been at this a long time, but, man, who wants to live with that much hate in their heart. stuart: can i just refer to the business side of this, if i may. >> sure. stuart: steve scalise was the