steve: ms-13 sympathetic portrait presented by vox and "propublica.". >> when you think of ms-13, maybe you see something like this or this. but what if i told you that typical ms-13 gang member in the u.s. actually looks like one of these young men on facebook? the trump administration has made ms-13 the most visible symbol of why the u.s. needs tougher immigration policies, especially as a reason to point a finger at central american immigrants. but here's the thing, ms-13 was born right here in the united states. steve: so geraldo, what they're doing they're claiming that the president's depiction of ms-13 is terrible gang is too -- >> bizarre and preposterous. if you have a big glomy tattoo on your face and gun and knife on this with a tear from the people you killed in jail and your whole body is a mass of at that times to, and you operate, you fund your life by dealing drugs and you keep your drug revenue by eradicating or eliminating your rivals, ms-13 does not deserve to exist. anything that can be done to crush them and shut them down, i am 10

, an expert from vox wrote after the losses. of them, facebook abandoning the move fast and the mentality that they've embraced for years even in the slightest makes wall street nervous. investors have embraced the tech giants for that specific mentality and this week offered a lesson we don't who is we here? investors and wall street have been encouraging these companies to be reckless, to be honest. have a low cost investor, don't invest in security and don't invest in safety and just grow, grow, grow and your stock price goes up and if you're a little company or a start-up you get venture capital money and that reckless model of funding and the reckless model of the wall street oriented growth has not been good for any of us. so in a way, facebook's stock dropped is partly because they have 2 billion people. how much can they grow? they're dominant in the most lucrative markets, but it's also a recognition. you know what? what facebook's been doing is a little bit like a factory that's dumping all of its collisions to the nea

aja romano of vox there.ot stuck in a fjord in iceland this weekend. police helped them get out of the fjord, in the west of the country. but less than 2a hours later they were back again, and needed help to get out once more. lebo diseko has the story. this is a rescue operation in action, the second in as many days for this pod of around 100 whales. they got stuck after swimming into a fjord whose opening is both narrow and shallow, making it hard to get out. police helped guide them into more open waters, and it was hoped they'd go back to sea. but, the next day, they were back once again. cue rescue effort number two. translation: 13 of them went all the way to the shore, and we had to deal with them, push them out by hand, and that went very well. one of the whales even got stuck up on the shore and needed a kayaker to help get free. it's not clear why the group keep going back, but locals say they may be using the incoming tide to help them, and they've certainly attracted quite an audience. translation

aja romano of vox, thank you very much indeed. sure.foreigners from buying existing homes in the country, a move aimed at making properties more affordable. low interest rates, limited housing stock and immigration have been blamed for driving up prices in recent years. earlier, i spoke to the person who announced the ban, new zealand's associate finance minister, david parker, who joined me from wellington. we do think that the housing market should be for those who have the right to live here permanently, and that it should be shaped by new zealand price pressures, not international demand. well, i'm lucky enough to have a new zealand passport. my mum was a kiwi, but that's beside the point. what you've done essentially is reclassify all residential land as sensitive land. i know jacinda ardern campaigned on this. part of the point is to bring down homelessness and property prices generally. it's part of it. we have the view that our most beautiful bays in the bay of islands and lakeside properties should be within the reach of the mo

about vox and then i'm here today with felix klein germany's federal anti semitism commissioner to talk about rising anti semitism in germany mr klein you were recently appointed to this newly created post and unlike what many would have expected you're not jewish what's your relationship to judaism. yes i had jewish friends in school people i got along with very well and who have remained my friends to this day. when i was eighteen i visited israel for the first time and i really enjoyed it. afterwards i became a diplomat and often dealt with judaism and israel even though i was never actually stationed there. in twenty fourteen i was asked to be the special representative of the german foreign office for relations with jewish organizations and anti semitism issues. that i was happy to accept and that position brought me where i am today could. you mention travelling to israel when you were young as a musician was that a key experience for you. yes it was a very special. i was eighteen and it hit me that it only took four hours in a plane to reach a different continent. we were doing a

kennedy: you have publications like vox saying her plains untenable. know she had a big victory over an establishment democrat and it was an exciting moment many were hoping would be pivotal. but there is something missing here. >> knowledge. i watched the funeral thing. and it took me a few re-runs to make sure she was advancing this argument. i just wanted -- i guilt was cnn. if it happened on our network. i would want a fox news alert to swoop in, bomb, everyone dies. that is a fact of life period. kennedy: what are we work those costs into? >> i think if she were a conservative woman with this exact skill set and degree of knowledge she would be an object of universal ridicule. but she is on the right team. kennedy: she is like a beauty pageant contestant. >> when is the last time democrats had someone under the age of 75 getting people to the polls. 's part of it. you go to the democratic conventions with me. and it's sad. they don't have young talent. by the shows i think that bernie sanders has taken the party, he crystallized a sense there, an

let's move on to vox. made the rare move of updating catholic teaching, it now calls the death penalty inadmissible. to the south china morning post now and the paper leads with a study carried out on the hong kong metro which shows how germs spread across the network and how they vary depending on the time of day. british tabloid the daily mirror claims an exclusive. it says amazon has declared its lowest corporation tax in five years in the uk — despite soaring sales. and we'll explain their other main story — how a scottish couple had their winning lottery ticket ripped up in front of them. and finally, the sun — appropriately named there — looks at the heatwave hitting europe. so let's begin. stephanie hare's back with me to look through those stories. uk interest rates. you had been expecting them. why are they doing this and what it tells us about the economy? it is interesting. what we are looking at here is a battle to chain inflation. we wanted easy money after the financial global crisis and the

in an article for vox, democratic socialist writer meghan day admitting to voters, here is the truth you, in the long run democratic socialists want to end capitalism. capri, what does this say about the future of the democratic party? >> well i have no idea who is this person at vox, probably certainly doesn't speak for me and a lot of folks i would call the mainstream democratic party. i've been pretty outspoken i don't think democratic socialism is the way forward for democrats. we need to be focusing on bread and butter issues of the economy. not this divisiveness. we've seen activity surrounding the woman that won the primary against joe crowley, cortez, i believe her last name in new york. that may play in the bronx but it certainly will not play in my home state of ohio. you know where we are having a special election for example, next week where the democrat candidate in that congressional race, distanced himself from nancy pelosi and tried to be more moderate, like the likes of conor lamb in western pennsylvania. he who did win his special election. we need to walk away from

vox said it's about a $42 trillion proposition over two years. has not been adequate in her explanation. other than saying we can fund endless wars. does that mean you're going to limit government funding completely and take $500 billion and somehow move that to your pet project? that doesn't come close to covering some of the things, these great intention, good feelings that are unsustainable. >> maria: while people are fleeing socialism in venezuela venezuela -- >> it is deadly. >> maria: she is pushing it in the u.s. patrice lee, joining. >> this is what happens when the jewel of south america wasted its oil reserve, wasted its prosperity through socialist policies, read distribute wealth and private property. overtaking private companies. this is what happens. it's surprising to see what's happening to these people. i sigh reported that on average people lost 24 pounds last year because of malnutrition. evil can find food to buy -- people can't find food to buy. i don't want to see the united states wasting its wealth and prosperity chasing a

part of that process they take away saturday and the switchboard on the hill will explode that's right vox populi mark kimmitt steen bart chilton thank you for stepping into the big picture thank you hala. coming up live in disease it's real scary and this summer you are at higher than usual risk this is the big picture on our t.v. america. to forgive him but he said he was opening up of it because he had been in the. house we believe that he is who you were talking to the son of god i'm going to i'm done i'm not going to get out i love to get it would only get you started on. the road a lot of i'm going to come out i skid but i'm going to see him as are going to i was up the money into the museum of buying a new. hotel room on the low level of my own home and. decides to leave the school and there we go places who do want to move the movie longer afford to be made. for the good people who go films of all those on the road . that look like that. we need. to feature our laws that say the collapse gap when the soviet union collapsed because of us meddling in boris yeltsin and all that's goin

turned up for this demonstration we've spoken to a number of them as you saw earlier in part of that vox pop but also it has to be said that they are impatient with the government in terms of not only its direction but the way it is dealing with this situation of resistance from minority groupings it would appear that netanyahu in turn intends to railroad any objections by portraying all of the people here as somewhat extreme in the way they go about things and also any of the left and other parts of the opposition as being really not on the right side and being disloyal to the jewish cause so remains to be seen it's hard to answer that question it's not just outlined but watch this space resistance can climb and reach higher numbers change can happen through movements who knows but at the moment very little chance of any political change on the floor all right thank you very much anderson is with all the latest from nap right hass in tel aviv. now here's the rebels in yemen say they've attacked taking khalid ebay since out in saudi arabia using an armed cuss if one drone if they say the

. >> defending the violent and deadly gang ms-13 that's what news outlets vox and propublica are doing i have been following are working after school jobs. they are living with their parents. >> it's only preseason. nfl players are already protesting the national anthem. >> just continuing the regular season. >> do you think he is a good president? >> everye

no, full screen, this is from vox.u have a week, bros, best spend it having four or five of your friends simulate jumping you. go light, don't get injured before the event. there's another one, i'm ready to crack skulls. another one, let's make this channel great again. the carolinas kind of started the revolutionary war and the civil war, so why not add the race war/second civil war to the list? this is happening on a gamer app where they're having these conversations. they're planning -- planning violence. >> absolutely. it's scary stuff. we just won another motion last week, which is crucial to the case. we subpoenaed discord. we have a bunch of these chats because some of them were released online. but we don't have all of them. we served a subpoenaed to get all of them. a woman by the name -- or handle, i don't know who she is, by the handle of crystalknight, which is based on german pilgrim that happened against jews in nazi germany in 1938. using that handle she used that to quash the subpoena, saying she didn't

. >> vox reports that even a pardon from president trump to paul manafort might not be enough to keep him out of jail. even a pardon may not entirely be a get off jail free card. there are a host of complications involve, including potential state charges for manafort. the president cannot pardon state charges. glen, there is a lot of talk and we talked about this earlier today about why in the world manafort hasn't made a plea deal you posture that one wasn't offered. >> it wouldn't surprise me if bob mueller never extended a plea offer to paul manafort. why would that be? two reasons. first of all, rick gates is already a cooperating witness nl we know his information the dup duply kative of the information paul manafort provided to the prosecutors. the other factor that weighs into the calculus of believe it or not we want to do business -- who is that person and how long as he been engage in the illegality. paul manafort seems to have lived a long life of at least financial illegality. as we learned, in the run-up to these trials he reached out and touched, so to speak, some witne

did you see the article, there was an article in "the washington post" -- or in vox about it. it's unbelievable because none of it is true. none of it is true. >> look, there are problems there. we'll have to see which way they take their constitution. >> the president of the united states is co-signing something from a white nationalist group. it's just beyond fathomable now. >> and that he would hear something on tv and not use a power that you and i pray to whatever we believe in every night, which is to pick up the phone and say, hey, is this true in south africa? he's got the best intelligence in the world. they would have told him the truth. instead he enlists his secretary of state to chase down a bogus report that he heard on tv. and the reason he did it is what really shakes me in my bones. he can't care about this as an issue, there's too much racism at home to worry about. i believe that he's reaching out to a group he's been told he needs. and he doesn't need them. there are a lot more americans in this country that you could cultivate than the hateful ones. >> we

and facebook and youtube and a massive rise in primary debates and thanks to websites like 538 and vox, more coverage of this. a lot more people are in on this now. it's not a few hundred activists or a few hundred across country. you have hundreds of thousands paying attention and sometimes trying to influence them. the and the party winnowing the field, it's harder to coordinate and it's harder to come up with a nominee that people see as legitimate if that many people are sort of in on that process that used to be hidden. so, i think twitter has contributed to that in some important way and then, you know, we see in 2016, i think you had 16, 17 republican candidates all of whom had twitter accounts. some of them used it more aggressively than others, obviously. but that was part of the dialog and it was, you know, part of the discussion amongst the candidates, amongst their campaigns, within the party. and it's very public. anyone can watch that happening and anyone can participate and anyone can just log in and yell at the candidates if they want to. the it didn't used to be that w

vox applauds it for giving workers more rights. bloomberg calls it a lemon.journal" op-ed page didn't like it. you are one of mexico's best customers. how do you rate the deal? >> this is a very good deal for nebraska. it will give us certainty with regard to agricultural products. mexico is second largest destination for agricultural products. almost a billion dollars a year. what we heard in mexico, the mexican people like to buy our stuff. like to do business with us. makes sense logistically for us. they want to be able to buy the things they need to grow their economy. liz: you called mexico one of your best customers, but number one when it comes to exports from nebraska, specifically everything from corn to other agricultural products is canada. are you on pins and needles waiting to hear whether there will be a deal because the u.s. trade representative says friday is the deadline? we've got to sprint to it. >> right, what we hope is with this agreement with the united states and mexico that it really encourages canada to come to the table. one of the

bernie sanders got criticism because he said -- remember, border issues -- >> tucker: one interview with voxim a racist. i'm very aware. i just wrote a book on this. if he says that, i will give you $1,000. he's not brave enough to say that, no one is. >> don't give me a thousand dollars. give it to the campaign. i have a thousand dollars. >> tucker: [laughs] that's not going to happen. professor, thank you. the latest edition of "the new york times" editorial board is an open race, also an emigrant united states who grew up to despise white people for their skin color. how did you get that way? we have an answer and that is next. ♪ my father passed this truck down to me, that's the same thing i want to do with you. it's an emotional thing to watch your child grow up and especially get behind the wheel. i want to keep you know, stacking up the memories and the miles and the years. he's gonna get mine but i'm gonna get a new one! oh yeah! he's gonna get mine but i'm gonna get a new one! when it's time for your old chevy truck to become their new chevy truck, there's truck month. get 10 or 14

vox is a left-leaning publication, they had a story published this week, saying that some people want may not want to pay the tab. they added up the so-called free tuition, college tuition, and medicare for all, they say it would cost $218 trillion over the next 30 years. >> it doesn't matter what the price tag is. it's unaffordable. it's unsustainable. margaret thatcher said it best in the often quoted statement. "the reason socialism doesn't work is it sooner or later you run out of other people's money." that is why it doesn't work. it never worked. there's not one place on earth where it has been effective. it has been able to be sustained. it can't be. it's a false system based on basically a godless idea that people will just want to sit around and work hard and give it all away to somebody who didn't work hard and that is not the way the human body, the human mind is hardwired. >> ed: we see nancy pelosi, someone who i'm sure you believed in recent years was far left, is now having troubles with the far left. you've got over 50 democrats, either incumbents are candidates for of

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>> yes, i read something about that for vox last week.hing i pointed out, it's something a lot of people don't appreciate. if you look at workers at the tenth percentile, lower skilled, their wages are growing a bit faster than workers at the top. that's because 24 states in the district of columbia have raised their minimum wages. so that's one step we could take at the federal level. if we raise the minimum wage, we'd see much faster rage growth for a group of people. unfortunately, it's one that president trump has chosen not to push. >> it's interesting, we hear so much about workforce development, retraining people for better jobs. that's fantastic. companies are committing to hire more. we're not hearing companies committing to higher wages. we're not hearing companies talk about higher wages following the massive tax cut. >>> up next, democrats, they gathered this weekend to try and chart a path forward for their party. but outside of being anti-trump, what are they for? was there a unified message? we're going to find out if and w

but as vox laid out, it's all a conspiracy theory promoted by neo-nazi and white nationalists, quote,ery controversial issue of post apartheid land reform in south africa, but the white nationalists who propagate it have taken what is a genuinely thorny issue and magnified it beyond all objective facts, twisting it into what they see as a nightmare cautionary tale of white genocide. joining me, host of msnbc's "politics nation" and present of the national action network, reverend al sharpton, and national security correspondent for npr, greg myrie. gentlemen, thank you very much for coming. i want to get some basic facts laid out before we really dig into this. and that is that south africans, black south africans were legally barred from owning any property, living on operating businesses or owning land in vast swaths of the country that were set aside for whites only during apartheid. when apartheid ended in 1994, 90% of all the land in the country was owned by whites, despite the fact they made up only 10% of the population. 23 years later in 2017, an audit by the south african gov

according to the news website, vox, they told kim jong-un he must hand over 70% of the arsenal withinmonths. mike pompeo has presented the plan's multiple times over the last two months and it has been turned down each time. italy about to battle that eu overbudget. he isime minister says ready to repeat the tough tactics used to win concessions from the eu on migrants. the government wants flexibility to push through a tax and guaranteed income next year without breaking eu budget restrictions. as we have been mentioning, regular readers investigating elon musk taking tesla private. he has offered no evidence to back up his statement and according to the wall street journal, the fcc has asked the company if what he tweeted was factual, and why it was stated in social media rather than a filing. a shakeup at the danish jewelry maker, pandora. stepping down at the end of the month, they lost a quarter of market value earlier this week when they cut the profit forecast for the school year. doubled the company in the time i have been here and we set a good direction for the company. that

host: vox did a survey taking a look at boards when it comes to that great awakening, it cited 210 usersat board collectively posted a quarter of comments. it is important to say that whatever this interest is, it is a subset of supporters overall of the president. guest: exactly. the extent that now people are asociating it with being supporter of president trump, that might aid the prevalence insofar as tens of millions of americans are sitting at home with positive feelings about president trump. if it is the case you can be an adherent to the story make consistent with your otherwise support for this president that might make this theory widely wayad in a year, the same birther's and became a way for others who did prefer or support president obama became fellow travelers as a way to be made consistent with their distaste for president obama's. host: what do they advocate as far as the things that he claims to know, as far as this administration. give us one thing. guest: sure. the things that i like the most about the story, just because i parallax view, the role of this numerology.

reporting from vox claims that president trump promised kim at the summit there would be a declarationrean war shortly after the summit. north korea must destroy its nuclear weapons before the u.s. would agree to a joint declaration to end the korean war. the united states is still enforcing sanctions and says they'll stay in place against north korea until kim jong-un disarms. it also blames china for easing sanctions enforcement. officials are looking forward to later next month when the u.n. general assembly happens in new york at the united nations where you'll get leaders trying to move it forward as the negotiations with north korea and progress appears to be rather stuck. >> jon: rich edson at the state department for us. >> sandra: iran's supreme leader warning iran is ready to abandon the nuclear deal with europe completely. lee zeldin, a republican on the foreign affairs committee joins us now. thank you for joining us this morning. so what do you make of what some are calling mixed messages coming out of the administration when it comes to north and south korea? >> there was

vox, a liberal publication says you do that and free tuition it's going to cost tens of trillions ofr out next 30 years. in 30 years what's that going to do in the markets. >> government creates nothing, it redistributes only. money has to be created. we have to have free market capital creating money in order to be able to have money yiewssments the government seems to forget that. ed: rebecca walser if democrats take over in the mid terms this is what we will lay out. >> thank you, ed. ed: four major threats facing the u.s. right now. james mattis tells us how we can fight back. forgets knives and guns, london's mayor has a plan to keep people safe just ban cars. really? ♪ ♪ it really- it rocked our world. i had no idea the amount of damage that water could do. we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do. sergeant baker, how are you? they were on it. it was unbelievable. having insurance is something everyone needs, but having usaa- now that's a privilege. we're the baker's and we're usaa members for life. usaa. get your insurance quote today. oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (vo) p

experts say that claim doesn't work out, either, as vox writes, you can't evade campaign rules by paying during a campaign and it was to protect his campaign from knowing about his affairs with multiple women not wanting his wife to find out, not wanting americans to find out so he could win the presidency. how stupid -- let's stay on theme here. how stupid does the president think the american people are? >> well, there's so much to impact, there's so many levels of stupidity, i guess. one is what we've hit on which is that he is admitting to the campaign finance crime, essentially. correct. >> what he wanted to say was we tried -- we meant to disclose it in the proper fashion. but, instead, he copped to doing it in the illegal form. secondly, of course, is the whole issue of the fact that he's on tape recording admitting to knowing about the payment and now says he only knew about it after the fact. he's asking us to believe up is down, that the sky is green, whatever. i'm struck by the weird -- and he said i tweeted about it, as if that absolves him of something. i have no idea what h

i was listening to a debate on the way in from another bbc outlet, they were doing a vox pop with muslimhe looked when he went out running. let‘s be clear, nobody looks good when they‘re out running, particularly a middle—aged man like boris —— mocking boris. i was defending him for running in what he was wearing. now i feel that level of respect i tried to show him and defend him in that debate has been cast aside because he‘s talking about what women were in a particular... expression of wear. i think that‘s wrong. particular... expression of wear. i think that's wrong. are you disappointed in him —— what women wear. very. it was the language he used,it wear. very. it was the language he used, it was intentional because it was written in an article. it wasn‘t like it was in an interview like this in the heat of a discussion. he knew what he was doing and i‘m very sad he has done it. tracey crouch, thanks forjoining us, ministerfor sport and civil society. let‘s go outdoors, some beautiful flowers. carol is at rhs garden wisley for us this morning, where they are celebrating the year of