we are basically training young people to be ineffective and uninterested citizens are we are training them to be called incorporate another bureaucratic wheels, and as result they don't live very happy lives. they don't live lives where they can meet the necessities of life to begin with. look at health care. look at the lack of any adequate public transit, so many places in the country or inadequate housing and so forth. so we have to say why do we start afternoon civic skills classes for students and parents who volunteer? you don't have to change the curriculum. that's very difficult. they would be good if he did but if you didn't, you can still start these afternoon classes. a lot of schools have into classrooms, and at least it will start the ball rolling and you will see a much more motivated the students are in their regular classes, how much more challenging and questioning they are. there's another aspect year that relates more to young people, but during the anti-vietnam demonstrations on college campuses, we learned something very interesting. that is, if you are part of th

uninterested in others clearly has sociopathic qualities. my next guest said hillary's personality is it perfect either. you said i think that they have outbursts when pressured. i would use the word brittle. if you notice at the benghazi hearings that outburst which has become legend now what difference does it make how these poor folks perished in shows that under repeated questioning because she is imperious in nature and brittle she can then become a little bit explosive or irritable when she is the least likable. it's like at those moments that she seems to be the one that other authors describe is demanding. i think donald trump might be able to elicit that. >> have you noticed any kind of tendency for that. i compared donald trump in the past to mohammed ali. with the punishing jabs in a little bit of comedic relief is a formula necessary here to take her off of her game. it is okay after each of those answers for him to observe that wasn't answered. i had been a journalist for 30 years ask a question i want to get the answer for the

2009 now was in the right place at the right time coming together with reorganization but was it uninterestingyou to comment on initial obama is national initiative and how does that compare and how did it get started quick. >> i think the let's move campaign and the military family campaign is signature but that is important that ties in with healthy eating to eat organic but i think it is much more ambitious campaign than people think. she is going up against a cute food industry like wal-mart and mcdonald's will reinvest sodium because of the campaign and that pressure that she brought to bear so is an ambitious idea . is interesting because when i interviewed they thought they said she had not done enough in the warehouse she should have done a lot more. so there is a sense someone who went to princeton and harvard she should have done more but then you are damned if you do or if you don't she did very good work but they're all expected to pick a non political issue and hers is surprisingly of an emphasis. >> crew is the runner-up? >> laura bush cave men with literacy but after 9/11 the fi

they were undecided because they've been uninterested. are the ones that will watch the first 15, 20 minutes of the debate and take away their impression and turn it off. the poll showed the number one issues of the reset of the debate was the economy and that was the first 20 minutes of the debate of trump dominated. they think he may have won the debate. doesn't mean he will win it all. nicole: whether you had to twitter is that, basically those are the number one issues. it wasn't a mouse theater wasn't cybersecurity recently. by the way, you are in the minority with this one. >> i understand that. lauren: said it was a massacre for donald trump. >> i think she did well. it is just that i'm hearing this and chirac at their domination of the debate and i didn't see it because the ideas are the undecided voters. that is the ultimate everything she did well. i think there were four winners. there is hillary, donald trump who i say was a big winner. there is lester holt to reclaim his position for nbc and they are sean hannity has become t

moderate republicans, or republicans who are uninterested in endorsing him are voting for him.to be seen. if there are enough george h.w. bushes out there who will not only stay home but vote for hillary, then that strategy of ignoring the moderate republicans will have proved to have been a flawed one. >> do you think, kirstin that hach ha that will have any affect on voters? >> the clinton campaign seems to think so because they're doing a heavy outreach, runningen ad showing different republicans who are not voting for trump. i think it's a longshot because she is very unpopular among republicans. it's more likely probably that they would stay home. i think a lot of trump supporters would say about the senior bush making this endorsement is that it's not a surprise because he is seen as the establishment, and they would say, of course, the establishment sticks together. we all know they're close to the clintons. he is very close to bill clinton. w. is close to bill clinton. this would prove their point that the establishment sticks together. >> the "washington post" reportin

they're totally uninterested in donald trump.ot peeve interested in gary johnson or know much about him. if they vote for hillary clinton, it will be with little to no enthusiasm. is that something you've confront? is that a problem? >> i think we are working very hard to get be millennial vote. we're feeling very comfortable at the same point president obama was four years ago. we're likely to have bernie sanders endorse. >> you are well brassed veteran spokesman. this is the question on which i'm going on try to break through your veneer of discipline. it seems to me, if i were running hillary clinton's campaign in florida and i was sitting with those 24-year-olds, i would say what's wrong with you people? hillary clinton and bernie sanders are the same issues on tongues of things. how can i not have your votes banked? >> well, i think the reality is you have to work for every vote. and we're not going to take that for granted. we need those 24-year-olds just like they were supporting wrs in the primary and that is why secretar

saw in the commander-in-chief forum is how many things that donald trump does not know and how uninterestedlearning about them. and he's been able to skate on that. my recollection was he did not do well in the multicandidate debates, but supporters didn't care. there's no question about it these debates are going to tell you where the campaign is going to go. >> charlie sykes, talk radio's own, enjoy the weekend, sir. >> thank you, you too. >>> we are awaiting donald trump to take that stage at the voters summit. it's on the right side of your screen. rudy giuliani on stage right now being interviewed by a leader in the conservative movement. tony perkins. >>> on the left side of your screen, hillary clinton meeting with national security experts behind closed doors as e we speak. we are told that when that meeting wraps up, we'll hear from the democratic nominee for president of the united states. when that happens, we'll bring that to you as well. you're watching msnbc, the place for politics. . be the you who shows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that do

. >> president obama ripped into to be president and uninterested in getting up to speed for the job. >>> police in tulsa, oklahoma expected to release video of the fatal shooting of a driver later today. they say he was shot been aofficer after refusing to put up his hands and instead reached inside his suv. a minister says he had his hands in the air when shot and no weapon was evident. >>> federal investigators trying to figure out what caused a small plane to crash into a phoenix area loam over the week. you see the plane as this bright light is descending from the sky. everyone on board, pilot and four sky divers, bailed out before the crash. the pilot had minor burns, and no one in the house was injured. >>> investigators are looking into whether bad tires may have led to a deadly bus crash in north carolina. two college athletes, the driver, and an 8-year-old boy were killed in that accident. the front left tire of the bus blew out causing the driver to support column. >>> the ride hailing service, lyft, moves to self-driving cars after the competitor, uber, began picking up pa

obama ripped into trump last night at a new york he called trump unqualified to be president and uninterested in getting up to speed for the job. >>> police in tulsa, oklahoma, are expected to release video of the fatal shooting of a driver today. police say tarrant crutcher was shot by officers when he refused orders to put up his hands and reached into his suv. a minister who saw the video said crutcher had his hands in the air when he was shot and no weapon eviden >>> you can see the plane as this bright light descending from the sky. everyone on board, the pilot and four skydivers were able to bail out before that crash. the pilot had minor burns. no one in the house was injured. >>> and investigators are looking into whether bad tires may have led to a deadly bus crash in new york city. two college athletes, the driver and an 8-year-old boy were killed in the accident. the front left tire of the bus blew out, causing the driver to support column. >>> the ride hailing service lift is moving towards self-driving cars just days after fellow competitor uber began picking up passengers in sel

if you look out there uninterested in what you see as the nation's leading diplomats the man who may have then-president, howdy organizing your mind taking on the day national-security challenges quite. >> the first thing obviously is understand and define the interest of the united states of america my job and the president's job is to protect our nation and to levant's our interest and value simultaneously. that is what form policy is a combination of interest and values'' for the melded like that but not always sometimes they are far greater importance to a particular moment and you may have tension or the values which is also relevant to the debate about syria by the play with the killings and torture. >> it is and the values category? >> both. we have huge interest because of the stability in the region, the need to fight against extremism, prevent the country from breaking up, and having a negative impact including their ally it is still. you have to get a sense. >> so what is the secret sauce? >> once you have figured those things out then you have to figure out in the adversa

institutional zones were we love being the greatest authority, that's what freedom, a captive audience of uninterested kids. we have to conceal our biases and walt is exactly right. i have to put in a plug. there is some shameless self promotion and all of this. isn't it true, doug? and that's on our radio program. we have a wonderful time talking about history. we never dumb it down. it's not that we are cooling our jets and being stupid and pandering. we have fun. allison. -- and listen. it is not hard to avoid being offensive and insensitive. that, after all, is the good side of lyrical correctness. we've learned how to be sensitive. there are a lot of people out there whose feelings can be hurt who will misunderstand you if you advertise your positions on current policy issues. i spent much of my life setting the founding and jefferson. and you know who is attracted to the founding. i wants anything more. [laughter] but i will say also and maybe as a final note -- i've learned so much from people of other disciplines who are conservative , particularly in political theory. there's so much that we

. >>> apple set to uninterest rates its newest iphone during an event in san francisco. apple might get rid of the headphone jack in the iphone as parted of an effort to embrace wireless headphones. a new appleat expected to be revealed. >>> and police in lowell are looking for help identifying a mystery man shown in a portrait. take a look. this portrait was found in the studio photographer george poirier on union avenue. the man is a former lieutenant for the lowell police department. they say the portrait was paid for and never picked up back in 1964. they hope the find his family and reunite them with the portrait. >> sarah: all right. >> chris: sarah, tracking some scattered showers. brief bursts of heavier rain north of boston stretching along the north shore out into the merrimack valley. a couple showers working in, getting a little more water on the lawn the last couple days with some of these showers that have managed to work in. also nearing the higher humidity, so a lot of water vapor in the atmosphere and these spotty showers and brief bursts of rain, althou

we are basically training young people to be ineffective and uninterested citizens.e are training them to be cogs and corporate and other bureaucratic wheels. as a result, they don't live very is happy lives. they don't live lives where they can meet the necessities of life. look at health care. look at the lack of any adequate public transit. or inadequate housing and so forth. so we have to say what we start afternoon civic skilled classes for students and parents who volunteer. you don't have to change the curriculum. that's very difficult. at least it will start the ball rolling and you will see how much more motivated the students are in their regular classes, how much more challenging and questioning they are. now, there's another aspect here that relates more to young people. but during the anti-vietnam demonstrations and college campuses, we learned something very interesting. that is, if you're part of the risk as a citizen, you are more likely to be part of the solution. one of the reasons why the big business executives never propose solutions for the peop