so wallace is out. after hopkins self administration, some call it marriage, and wallace decision to commit political suicide, the way was open for jimmy burns to step into the spotlight. most of you might know as the secretary of state to truman. at the center comes out spent eight years for managing of everything fdr wanted from capitol hill. the to a fall out of roosevelt court packing scheme and again n roosevelt attempted to purge the party of people he thought were disloyal to him. but roosevelt needed burns and the differences were sent patched up. at the start of his third term roosevelt reported burns with a seat on the supreme court. burns soon became bored and roosevelt we discovered the fact that he needed burns tell it. burns was like a suave,, persuading rivals to compromise. suppose you and i had an argument. you claim to and to make four. while i cling to and to make six. we take it to jimmy burns for decision and we walk out a great it makes five. [laughing] but burns was the exemplar o

i'm steve kornacki in for nicolle wallace. we start with some breaking news. following days of bipartisan scrutiny, another failure for the ever-chaotic white house vetting process. donald trump's embattled pick for director of national intelligence, congressman john ratcliffe, is now withdrawing his nomination. that announcement after the president spent the better part of his week fighting off legitimate questions about the

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he admired henry wallace and he knew henry wallace was not supported by much of the democratic party which suspected him for a lot of reasons and also he worried how justifiably skeptical henry wallace would be about the postwar soviets so he chose harry truman. oftentimes it has been written that roosevelt had a cavalier choice in this's your senator from missouri. there is one account roosevelt and truman had after the democratic convention of 1944, the white house under the andrew jackson magnolia and had lunch and truman was shocked at how jittery fdr was and how old and wasted he looked, he had not seen him at close range for some time and according to what truman said to one person. fdr told me after every great war america needs a time of rest. i chose you, if you might become president and i wanted someone slightly right of center who could consolidate the changes we have made so i think this is not an accidental choice by fdr. he had this in mind, that he would serve the nation well, even fdr knew there was a chance he would. >> wallace had mystical behaviors, a lot of bagga

he admired and wallace but he knew that wallace was not supported by much of the democratic party which for a lot of reasons, the reason that he was a republican and he worried about how justifiably skeptical and he wallace would be about the postwar soviets. so he chose harry truman. often times, it has been writt written, that roosevelt just made it through the capillary choice of obscure senator from missouri. there is one account of the meeting that roosevelt and truman had after the democratic convention of 1944. they met on the south mounds of the white house, on the andrew jackson magnolia and had lunch. truman was shocked at how jittery fdr was and how old he looked at how wasted he looked even to have seen him at close range for some time. according to what truman said to one person in the circle, he said fdr told me after every great war, america needs a time of rest, and i chose you because there's a good chance you might become president. i want someone who is slightly right of center who could consolidate the changes that we have made. i think this is not an accidental choi

this is the second year that our board member has betrayed lou wallace -- portrayed lou wallace.lling book along with uncle tom's cabin in the 19th century. he was a renaissance man as well as an excellent general. about general wallace. tent talk.the small there is another tent in the back. 1:20 to 2:45. i wanted to make sure that you all enjoyed the activities this afternoon. it canon which will go off 12:00 and 2:00. there is no cannonball in it. it's just allowed noise. and of course the musket firing in between. civilianary and reenactors. they are fun to talk to. don't miss the victorian dancing. in this tent last year it was the first time and it was a huge hit. after the second set of speakers we all helped move the chairs aside and we have the victorian dances association from harrisburg pennsylvania. we didn't have to pay them. they donated last year before we even knew that they existed. and then i thought did we pay them? and they said we will help you raise money. our congresswoman is here. you will want to hear that. for coming today. i want to repeat what i said ea

portrayed lou wallace.n. he played the violin. he was an artist. he wrote ben hur, which was the largest selling book along with uncle tom's cabin in the 19th century. he was a renaissance man as well as an excellent general. a presentation about general wallace will be done this afternoon. will connery will be a part of that. tent talk insmall the back. there is another tent in the back. rate,medium-sized at any -- it is medium-sized. at any rate, i want to make sure you all enjoy the activities this afternoon. there are too many to list them all. the canon, which will go off at 12:00 and 2:00 do not want to miss that -- and 2:00. you do not want to miss that. there is no cannonball in it. it's just allowed noise. -- it is just a loud noise. of course the musket firing in , between. the military and civilian reenactors. they are fun to talk to. don't miss the victorian dancing. what we do under this tent -- last year was the first time. it was a huge hit. after the second set of speakers, we all helped mov

george wallace was never president of the united states.e didn't get close to the presidency -- >> command -- >> didn't get anywhere close to it. the person who was president in the george wallace era was lyndon johnson signing civil rights laws before lyndon johnson, you had john f kennedy working on a civil rights platform and you had dwight eisenhower who sent federal troops to little rook to integrate the high school. so we have had generations of the president acting in a way to try to heal racial division certainly from the presidency even if the campaigns weren't always like that and now you have a president that is seeking to exploit it for political gain to exploit racial tension to speak in racist terms and that is so, so different. >> two journalists staying with us over the break. our conversation continues right after this. smart bed it can ... with your sleep number setting. can it help keep me asleep? yes, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. save up to $600 on select sleep number 3

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wallace.while newer crib standards have narrowed the distance between slabs preventing head entrapment, i continue to be concerned about limb entrapment for children. more mesh crib lines instead of the -- liners instead of the padded bumpers. several studies of the mesh showing no incidents involved in the risk of suffocation. in the state of ohio and other states, lawmakers have recognized this data and excluded mesh crib liners from legislation that ban crib bumpers. if mesh crib liners are also banned along with padded crib bumpers, my fear is that parents are going to start taking matters in their own hands and come up with improvised solutions to prevent that limb entrapment. in your written testimony, you state these products don't serve any safety purpose. did you consider the mesh crib liners when you made your determination? >> i'm sorry, i couldn't hear the very end >> did you consider the mesh crib liners when you made your determination? >> padded crib bumpers we know are linked t

there will be special programming with brian williams and rachel maddow and the whole team, nicolle wallace as well at 9:00 eastern on msnbc. here is ali velshi and stephanie ruhle for velshi and ruhle. >> thank you. we'll continue the coverage. it's monday, august 5th. we begin with breaking news on the two mass shootings in america. 22 people were killed in el paso. the number has now increased to 22. another nine in dayton, ohio. the shootings just 13 hours apart. in texas authorities are questioning the 21-year-old suspect who traveled more than 600 miles across the state from a dallas suburb to el paso. the ohio gunman is dead. police were able to take him down within 30 seconds. at least 27 people were injured in dayton.

. >> i am bill and for chris wallace. calls for answers in the suicide of multimillionaire jeffrey epstein in his jail cell. plus a building on congress to act in good control in the wake of back-to-back mass shootings. ♪ >> we will see where the nra will be, we have to have meaningful background check. >> president trump expresses optimism he can rally republicans as senate majority leader faces calls to ask. we will discuss what options are on the table after texas and ohio with kellyanne conway only on "fox news

on monday, wallace explained that president trump is planning a of hispanic-americans.atch this. >> the invasion, words like infestation. what do you do with an infestation? with an infestation, the logical conclusion is to attempt and extermination. >> he tried to pass comprehension immigration refor reform. you now have a president, as you said, talking about exterminating letting us >> tucker: not all latinos believe in open borders. a lot of them don't. and now, the left is now telling you and demanding that you believe that anyone who supports donald trump is a white supremacist and must be destroyed. they are telling you this for political reasons. they want more political power. but there are other reasons too that they are saying this. ever wonder why rich people seem the most hysterical on the subject? ever notice that it is the highest-paid people on television who are the most determined to tell you that what supremacy is america's biggest problem? every moment you're worried about race is the moment where you are not thinking about clas class. they have all

i want to end by talking about a young man named wallace pullet. we are so proud of wallace. you know, life hasn't been easy for him. he grew up with the violence i talked about earlier. he faced challenging times, including his own challenges with the law. unlike so many others, we lost to violence or the criminal justice system, wallace worked through all of those challenges. he is now focusing on doing what is right including raising his daughter right here in sunnyda sunnydale. now, just down the hill from here is a construction site. it is the first new building being constructed here at sunnydale as part of hope sf. it is a bright sign for the future of this incredible community. wallace is a member of this construction team. he is building up this beautiful new community with his hands and with his heart. he is being accountable to himself, his daughter and his community. he is being accountability to the next generation so they have a sunnydale to grow, live and thrive and building a better san francisco. i am committed to this community. i am committed to this commun

tonight -- dax shepard, host of msnbc's "deadline: white house" anchor nicolle wallace, music from weyesod featuring the 8g band with raghav mehrotra. ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how is everybody doing tonight [ cheers and applause that is wonderful to hear. in that case, let's get to the news president trump today tried to down play his offensive attacks on minority congresswomen tweeting, quote, "i don't have a racist bone in my body." well, based from this photo, i have to ask -- [ laughter ] do you have any bones in your body [ laughter and applause in a new interview, former vice president joe biden said he would challenge president trump to do pushups if trump criticized his age or mental state during a debate. just a heads-up, if someone criticizes your mental state and your response is to do pushups -- [ laughter ] not a great argument in favor of your mental state. [ laughter and applause in a new - [ cheers and applause in a new interview, senator bernie sanders jokingly challenged presi

george wallace comes to gettysburg in early july, and he will lay a wreath at the alabama memorial, and he also gives a short speech at the then, then it explodes. so i want to go through the last bit of time that and i have talk to you quickly about the latter years of the 20th century, into the 21st century. the national park service gets a new superintendent, probably a familiar face to manufacture you, dr. john latschar. he has an idea that they should start talking about those divisive issues. instead of avoiding them, this is an opportunity to have important conversations about what those men were fighting for in 1863. last year has a ph.d. in history. he's also an army veteran. he's going to be aided with congress. in 2000, mandating that federally management civil war sites include a discussion of slavery. so whether you're at fort sumter or gettysburg or frederick douglass' house, the national park service now has an obligation to have some conversation about causes of the civil war, including and that comes to fruition with the opening of the new visitors' center. you've all b

wallace lee with state the market errol for all says it's common in their neighborhood to have to wait a long time for the police to come to the scene whether it be 15 or 45 minutes. >>it's right that it's not it's no it's no longer. urgent for the person being attacked, but i think it's still urgent for the community police said in a statement in recent days we've increased police presence in the affected areas in response to these incidents this is part of a larger strategy initiated in 2017. >>that includes stepped up foot patrols and working with other agencies but the court made its strategy to address behavioral health issues in our city the suspect in the attack from earlier this month has now been charged. >>the suspect in this most recent attack remains on the loose. in san francisco, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>a commuter train crash in sacramento leaves at least 27 people hurt. it happened late last night when a light rail train hit a maintenance a train. at least 13 people had to be taken to the hospital 14 others were treated at the scene and released. >>plus it there

he talks about state rights, very tip ypical of what you wou expect for george wallace. it's sanitized but it is comfortable. then it explodes. so i want to go through the last bit of time that i have and talk to you quickly about the latter years of the 20th century. in the late 1990s the national park service gets a new superintendent, dr. john latcher. he has an idea that the national park service here at gettysburg should start talking about those divisive issues, that instead of avoiding them, this is an opportunity to have important conversations about what those men were fighting for in 1863. latcher has a phd in history, he's also an army veteran and he's going to be aided with congress in 2000 mandating that federally managed civil war sites include a discussion of slavery. so whether you're at ft. sumpter or gettysburg, the national park service now has an obligation to have some conversation about causes of the civil war, including slavery, in its exhibits. for a narrative since 1863 that avoided that deliberately, you can imagine how cataclysmic this change i

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how far apart does our president have in common with george wallace than george washington.e bragged about an award from the segregationist, george wallace. he said i think the democratic party could stand a liberal george wallace who is not afraid to stand up and offend people. the president said he thinks the former vp may be past his prime. president trump: joyce a pretty income tent guy. i wouldn't have rated him very high in the first place. but joe biden truly lost his fastball, that i can tell you. the president tweeted beto a phoney name that indicates hispanic heritage. and he's embarrassed at polling for 1%. but beto is not biding his tongue saying this in texas. >> he's trying to intimidate this community. make us afraid of one another. he is in large part to blame. reporter: over 20 candidates will head to the ohio state fair this week. they will each get 20 minutes to butter up the crowd. liz: joining me, former oversight committee chair, darrell issa. >> it's interesting to see all these actions leading up to the iowa beginning of their real season. >> the pres

george wallace comes to gettysburg in early july and will lay a wreath at the alabama memorial and also gives a short speech at the south carolina memorial. so, think about the timing. george wallace, the governor of alabama the state of alabama has two land institutions and i'm a graduate of the better one i can see c-span like the tuscaloosa ratings are just going down right now. [ laughter ] >> his delayed rate of speech about segregation and here gettysburg he's delivering a speech about constitutionalism , states rights, typical of what you expect for george wallace but if you can visit the battlefield and take a tour you can have an interpretive experience and shaking hands in 1913 with the union confederates. the battle, the tactics of the men that fought, they're not talking about divisive issues because that is a narrative that makes americans comfortable . it sanitized but it's comfortable park service gets a new superintendent, probably a familiar face to manufacture you, dr. john latschar. he has an idea that they should start talking about those divisive issues. instead of

he talks about states' rights , typical of what you could expect of george wallace. but if you could visit the battlefield and take a tour, you would have an interpretive experience that really was no different than those union and confederate veterans shaking hands in 1913. the park service talks about the battle, the tactics, the men who fought, the soldiers, they're not talking about divisive issues, because that's an narrative that makes americans comfortable. it's sanitized, but it is comfortable. then, then it explodes. so i want to go through the last bit of time that i have and talk to you quickly about the latter years of the 20th century, into the 21st century. in the late 1990's, the national park service gets a new superintendent, probably a familiar face to many of you, dr. john latschar. he has an idea that they should start talking about those divisive issues. then instead of avoiding them, this is an opportunity to have important conversations about what those men were fighting for in 1863. latschar has a ph.d. in history. he's also an army veteran. h

i'm nicolle wallace. "mtp daily" with my friend chuck todd starts now. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to wednesday. it is "meet the press daily." the president has just arriv

thank you for joining us,da "fox news sy" with chris wallace. see y next sunday [music playing] (vo) this is matt and rachel. and this is the nw minutes they have untaptime is over. this is rachel depositing a check without leaving the house. y(rachel) [whispers] ou seen my debit card? (matt) [whispers] no. (vo) this is rachel turning off her debit card. att) [whispers] babe. n.(vo) and back on ag this is your right here, right now bank. this is wells fargo. >> i'm dana perino in for chris wallace. president trump delays tariffs on china amid concerns a drawn-out tra war could hit home. ♪ >> the christmas season, just case some of the tariffs would have an impact on u.s. customers. >> markets are bouncing back after a plunge butre investors wary as china threatens to retaliate. >> i never said china was going to be easy, buit's not tough. they want to make a deal. >> dana: will discusshe president's move and concerns we are headed for a recession with whithouse economic advisor larry kudlow. then, montana governoand democratic presidential candi

ris wallace.>> that is all for us. >> i'm dana perino in for chris wallace. on china amid concerns a drawnout trade war could hit home. [inaudible] markets are bouncing back after planes but investors are weary as china threatens to retaliate. >> i never said china would be easy. they want to make a deal, >> will discuss the presence move and concerns for a recession with our white house economic advisor, larry kudlow. then montana governor and

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>> how else could you -- you know what got to me, nicole wallace worked for president george w. bush, bush 43. one of the most -- i meet him years ago. one of the most decent human beings on planet earth. he was called a racist and hitler. she of all people should know that this is not the proper thing to be saying about the president of the united states. it was done to her boss and it was a disgrace. >> raymond: kathy, is it fair to claim that the president's border enforcement efforts are extermination of an ethnic group? basically mine. >> i don't think she should have apologized. she works for msnbc now. the viewers expect this. the president of the united states tweeted that hollywood is full of racists. so we have a world now are claiming both sides are racist. >> raymond: wait a minute. you don't think she should apologize? she said he was exterminating a whole ethnic group. >> she was quoting a hispanic from u.s.a. today, a journalist that said it on her network. so msnbc, this is what is expected -- >> raymond: i can tell you right now, kathy, if i quoted that person,

our president has more in common with george wallace than he does with george washington. >> back inhe early 1970s biden bragged about an award from george wallace and told the "philadelphia inquirer" that i think the democratic party could stand alone rolled and george wallace, someone is not afraid to stand up and offend people. biden still leads the pack with 32% support. his closest competitor senator elizabeth warren trailed by 11 points, senator bernie sanders and senator kamala harris round out the top four. but trump isn't threatened with biden in the least. >> president trump: joe biden has definitely lost his fastba fastball. he tweeted phony names indicate an hispanic heritage or but, beto isn't biting his tongue. >> is trying to intimidate this community. he is in large part to blame for what has taken place. >> senator cory booker is blaming trump from the pulpit of the emmanuel a.m. church. >> white supremacy allows political leaders to promise to build a wall while not building hospitals. schools or infrastructure. >> over 20 candidates will head here for 20 minutes on

does anybody-- ( crosstalk ) >> wallace, i'm not reading between the lines.ding the lines. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: nicely done! nicely done! >> jon: hey, that's the line! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: nicely done! bravo! bravo! chris wallace just stepped up to mick mulvaney and said, hey, mick, read between these lines." one imagines, one imagines. ( cheers and applause ) mulvaney continued: >> does anyone watching this program dispute the fact or the possibility that if adam schiff has said the same thing about the border, that the president would be attacking adam schiff the exact same way today? >> i don't think he'd be talking about his crime-infested, rodent-infested district. >> he very well could. it has zero to do with the fact that adam is jewish. ( audience reacts ) >> jon: whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa! >> stephen: wow! pro tip: if you're trying to distance yourself from accusations of being a white supremacist, maybe don't use the excuse, "donald trump's not racist-- he'd say the same thing about jews!" ( laughter ) another trump defend

wallace. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is cybil myer. i'm opposing the proposed plans for a four-storey house to be built. this house has been abandoned for a long time, years. we live a few doors down. we didn't see any communication or plans from the architect or the developer as we have for other projects in the neighborhood. there is no precedent set for a four-storey two-unit building on this street. we prefer not to have a repeat of the huge single home, number 440, that was built above the allowed height limit even with repeated requests to the building department to not allow this to happen. in fairness to those who have lived there for 25 years and more we would have appreciated any correspondence. other residences have been renovated or rebuilt with more notice than we've received for this project. please take into account this is a single-home neighborhood which attracted us to the area. it doesn't seem right that a developer comes into the neighborhood and without hardly any notice determines the plan a four-storey house. tha

those wallace voters. in 19 625, johnson is trying to hammer down the voting rights act. martin luther king jr. had made an antiwar speech. .e called the white house johnson is going to tell him a little bit here about the voting rights act and how he thinks he needs to use his influence and other civil rights leaders can use their influence to influence republicans in the house and in the senate. they need to go after those republicans who seem to be wavering on particular issues. i will just let lyndon johnson protect the future here of american politics. >> for god sakes, you try to get in here. they are going to put a package together that i can see forming. iller and i got him to agree to send some, and that to allire sent from roy the republicans. but the republicans are going to hold well. time they get a chance to help out, they will blow it. , but they help out have not got that much sense. that is why they have disintegrated as a party. they are going to wind up being pretty solid. then they are going to get the southerners. >> i will let lbj have the last word.

[inaudible] >> george wallace and george washington. suh joe is a pretty incompetent guy. i've watch what he said and how he said it and i wouldn't have rated him very high in the first place. joe biden truly loves -- i can tell you that much. [inaudible] >> mr. president? >> thank you. [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] >> about an hour ago the president first lady arrived in texas for their second stop of the day to visit hospital workers, victims and family members of shootings over the weekend that they were greeted in el paso by senators john cornyn and ted cruz. governor greg abbott and the mayor of el paso. [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> mr. mayor? mr. mayor? [background sounds]

i'm steve kornacki in for nicolle wallace. we start with some breaking news. following days of bipartisan scrutiny, another failure for the ever-chaotic white house vetting process. donald trump's embattled pick for director of national intelligence, congressman john ratcliffe, is now withdrawing his nomination. that announcement after the president spent the better part of his week fighting off legitimate questions about the congressman's lack of experience, his padded resume and partisanship, not exactly desired characteristic for the nation's top intelligence job. here was the announcement a short while ago on twitter -- our great republican congressman john ratcliffe is being treated very unfairly by the lamestream media. i explained to john how miserable it would be for him and his family to deal with these people. john has, therefore, decided to stay in congress where he has done such an outstanding job representing the people of texas be announcing my nomination for dni shortly. this, of course a big reversal from what the president had said about ratcl

my top analyst red wallace is raising the red flags and of we work's ipo.n italy'sst political drama. ande minister conte resigns points the finger at league party leader salvini. romaine: the filing for the we company going public turning heads. one analyst at some fighting words for the wework. company. willins us right now and tell us what. is rett wallace, ceo of triton research. forgive my inability to pronounce. i read the wework filing. romaine: explain to me what -- look, i think the is it is likework uber. we rent office space from big landlords, we have bone and beer, and -- we have ping pong and beer. i think the challenge in this document is what the actual economics are. this is a particular issue for this company in terms of burden of proof. if you lost $1.6 billion on the bottom line, it would make it really easy for investors to hand over $3.5 billion more to you. but obviously they did do that. -- they did not do that. taylor: one of the issues you said was the reclassification, into operating expenses two yea technicallyn though that expen

am tyrone for and today like every thursday we once again good dialogue over debate is taboo but wallace myself bring you 2 distinct and formative discuss and discussions between a variety of topics and guests with unique political viewpoints starting with my very own perception and person perspective. and joining me today to bring their perspectives and perceptions of the host of the world according to jesse former minnesota governor jesse ventura watching the hawks on social media producer and springer n r t america producer brant board thank you all 3 for joining us i want to start and talk about obviously priorities and let's start with the lack of priority here in the united states regards to our voting systems i'll start with you jesse how bad is it that our federal election commission the f.e.c. will essentially essentially be toothless come august 31st this upcoming sunday because no one has bothered to appoint new commissioners to these 6 person group. well as i see it and what i'm looking at i've heard more and more that the trumpet ministration really came in very unprepared f

george wallace -- i want to believe -- i want to believe -- i believe in redemption. >> i believe in redemption, too. >> i'm from show me state, even though i'm from maryland. show me. >> the other state. >> but remember george wallace apologized towards the he said of his life. i believe people know they are doing wrong to galvanize people but at the same time he's hurting people. he needs to do the work. he doesn't need to run for president. this person has to be a moral leader. >> i don't believe in redemption because for me -- no, because i don't believe george wallace could be redeemed. he hurt too many people. >> when john brought up pat buchanan talk about how folks can be racist and insert themselves in dprengs election elections. our reality is joe walsh is not different from donald trump. congratulations, all of you are narcissists. enjoy it, your moment of fame. enjoy it. >> on that note, thank you very much. >> confused about redemption this morning. >> you can be redeemed but don't run for president. >> fair enough. >> moving on. expressing regret then amping up more tar

on monday, former jeb bush spokeswoman nicole wallace explained that president trump is planning a ofispanic-americans. watch this. >> wrap it up again to the invasion, warning people of the caravan and words like infestation. what to do with an infestation? with an infestation, the natural conclusion is to attempt and extermination. >> president obama used the power of the presidency to try to pass competence of immigration reform. at latino communities, latino leaders of the table. the president talk about exterminating latinos. >> tucker: exterminating latinos. keep in mind that donald trump as a factual matter got a higher percentage of the hispanic vote than mitt romney did. turns out that not all latinos believe in open borders. a lot of them don't. some of them agree with donald trump on the regression. the left is not telling you and demanding that you believe that anyone who supports donald trump is a whitete supremacist and mut be destroyed. they are telling you that for political reasons. this is election season, obviously, and they want more political power. but there are

our president has more in common with george wallace with george washington.etence, his immorality, his carnage stops with us. >> he used the word carnage four days after the mass shooting putting all those things together. should joe biden have done that speech today on the day the president was going to visit victims? >> i don't know and i'm not here to defend or criticize joe biden. >> comen you attacked me. >> give at at least saying i don't know that was more than you said about trump. >> i answered your question. >> i'm not here to attack or defend joe biden. but i will say this, i think that. >> keith it was wrong. >> well, first of all. >> it was wrong. >> i'm not sure whether it's wrong or not because i just heard that for the first time. >> what else do you need to hear? it was inflammatory. >> i don't think anything about what joe biden said is inaccurate or lies. donald trump is the only president of the united states we have right now. i want not elizabeth warren was not beto o'rourke not joe biden. not myself or anybody else but donald trump. and

you may remember this from william wallace a scottish rebellion. >> you have to cross the bridge chokepoint meeting numbers don't matter you have to funnel in. and this is where you get the traditional shot heard round the world if you believe the 19th-century poland. this is where americans under orders fire. at lexington both sides were under orders not to fire. so, when we think of american colonial militia men fights, we probably think of the romanticized notion of the minutemen. what are the minutemen? >> someone who is ready to fight in a minute. >> they are going to jump out of bed fully closed, but their hat on, grabbed their musket and run out ready to fight. an average musket at the time takes a minute and a half to load. so what's in a name? the idea is the militiamen are fighting in regular style, what we would call today in a guerrilla style. why the americans developed this style as opposed to the british who are fighting in open rank formation as they would in europe? >> they had to defend themselves against the native people that were living in the americas when they got the

dana perino is in for chris wallace.>> that is all for us. >> i'm dana perino in for chris wallace.hina amid concerns a drawnout trade war could hit home. [inaudible] markets are bouncing back after planes but investors are weary as china threatens to retaliate. >> i never said china would be easy. they want to make a deal, >> will discuss the presence move and concerns for a recession with our white house economic advisor, larry kudlow. then montana governor and