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. >> i need bourbon to live with im. thank you everybody. neil is now. ♪ ♪ >>> for republicans, it is the number one question:who will be donald trump's number two? it wasn't that long ago the outsider told me he would need an insider. >> i would say it would be better for me to choose someone that is very political that can help us out politically. because i've got a lot of other qualities. and i'm very political also but i don't think we need two guys like me. >> okay. so somebody who -- >> yeah in my case i think i'm better with a very political person. so i think i would keep it that way. >> that was back in new hampshire when we didn't think we'd see this day. now we are. welcome back. and the dharm needs someone who knows how to work the board. the non politician who raled against the system in search of a savvy politician who knows the system. as you have just seen continue to do a great job on bulls and bears. adam will be next week after the fact he gets over donald trump clinched the nomination this week. to charles, you need an ins

we understand you need tricks. i don't care if you're selling cars, a home, the trucks could be -- tricks could be some cloak and dagger business. i've seen it myself. how do you use community and technology? and they're two different things. hard, brick and mortar community as well as technology to push your book agenda, your personal agenda and also get your work out there? >> yeah, i like the fact that you brought it back to, you know, real community. so i'll give an example. so i have a goddaughter who lives in ann arbor, michigan, which ises, you know, 45 minutes from detroit. and i also have a good relationship with, you know, some of the people who work in arts, culture and public radio in detroit. so i was going out there anyway to visit my goddaughter, but i said to these freelance opinionly cysts, see -- publicists, see if you can get me something while i'm there. and it was one of the best readings i had on my tour. again, my book is about careers, it's called "the episodic career," but there was a group

to charles, you need an insider. you need an insider.t is what everyone sees. >> this week we saw a bunch of gop governors jumping on the trump band wagon but the insiders are resistant. donald trump is overwhelming force of personality. you would think the vp doesn't matter. the establishment -- part of it. kasich a hundred days to find a bathroom. but there are also other areas to bolster the campaign. you could talk about a woman, hispanics, blacks. there are a lot of areas where maybe vp could be more important than we think for donald trump. >> the idea that he needs someone from the establishment comes at a time where many from the establishment are not supporting him. >> i think someone needs to tell limb listen if you try to renege on the national debt and try to -- you are going to be in big trouble. he came out with some crazy statement in an interview that he was going to renegotiate that. a lot of that has to do with somebody who understands politics. >> you're saying he can't have a sycophant. >> that's a good point the. >>

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take back medication if you used all you need, where can you take it. many of the police stations you can take it back to. it should be the pharmacy where it is easy to bring medication. >> i'm curious as well, bridget, this case seems like an obvious example. in a lot of cases, doctors think they're doing right by their patients, that's where it gets thorny, right? i don't think they intend for patients to overdose. when does it rise to the level of being criminal? >> when it rises to the level of being so egregious. for example, in the case we prosecuted, the manslaughter case, a doctor was literally exchanging prescriptions for cash. he had signs all over his office, cash only. and it would go up depending on milligrams. he would be called from the emergency room, told a patient had overdosed. the patient would come back, get a higher opioid prescription. and so it was egregious. far beyond mere negligence or bad judgment. it was far, far beyond that. and he is not the only doctor we prosecuted. we've seen it happen. it is an easy way to make money f

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you just need a ball, and you don't even need somebody to play with. you just need a ball and yourself, and some compassion, and passion for the game. >> mm-hm. >> and that's what i like about soccer. i think football is probably an example, or lacrosse even, where it's a little bit more important what kind of injuries you suffer, and how many of them -- we talk about concussions obviously. i know there's a movie coming about concussions with will smith. i look forward to that, but after all, i think it really depends on the person's self. and once you get older, i would leave the choice up to the child, or the adult -- or young adult, and not to the parent. >> well going back to talking on concussions real quick, there's been research that's come out recently, that headers among youth, in soccer, is really bad. >> yeah. >> and, you know, they're getting concussions and getting more prone to concussions later in life. would you want headers in youth soccer to be eliminated? or do you think it would take away from the experience? >> no. i think it would

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and without your voice, it's just gonna move on without you, so you need to jump on, and you need toet registered, and you need to vote today. >> all right. but what about the presidential election? i completely get what you're saying. the local issues are so important, too. but is this particular presidential election, with its candidates and issues, driving people to the polls, you think? >> absolutely. i have seen a larger turnout this year than i have seen in the years past, and i do think that the presidential contest has drawn folks out from both sides. and i do also think that there is a large majority of folks who are kind of being lost, and that is the nonpartisan vote. there is really no effort by either democrats or republicans to go out, especially to asian-american voters, and say, "hey, listen, i'm with you. i can help solve your issues that are pertinent to you." and i think we would need to see a change in that to really engage our community, to get them to, you know, know that their vote counts and matters. >> some people might think that, "oh, i shouldn't vote, beca

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you still need those voters. you do not want paul ryan and mitt romney and the bushes not being at the committee. all against you right now. >> trump has got the voters. okay. talking about the leadership of the establishment. look, paul ryan is acting selfishly. he wants hillary clinton to win this fall so he can win in 2020. it is purely about him. trish: i think that he has a lot of unification done his agenda that he will need to tackle hard. >> it will happen. so good to see you. trish: we will see a little bit. thank you very much. donald trump says he plans to pick someone with pulling a cool experience. all names are on the table. he is spreading rumors that he will pick a democrat. watch here. >> we want to have a great ticket. the democrats have been in there for a long time.y is terrible. we will have a tremendous victory. we are going to win. trish: all right. could my next guest be on his short list? or maybe right now from new hampshire, scott brown. senator, welcome back to the program. >> rate to b

>>> we're coming to you live from a hot and sultry nasdaq market site. it's so hot, the guys back here need a moment to cool down. while they're doing that, here's what's coming up in the show. ♪ >> ahead of opec, crude may be done bubbling up. we'll tell you what have some traders so bearish. here's mcdonald's plans to increase sales. ♪ >> we'll tell you why combos are the latest craze for the golden arches, and how you can profit. and, how would you like to buy apple and spend nothing? >> nothing? >> yep, nothing. we'll show you how. the action begins right now. let's get right to it. the s&p just had its best week in three months. flirting with all-time highs once again. if you missed the rally, whar the names and sectors you can play for a catch-up. dan is taking a look at the offense/defense kind of trade. >> i think health care stocks are quite interesting. there's issues there, obviously, with valuation. there's really poor relative strength there. but i think if you go upstream a little bit, the big pharma stocks, there's good performance there. there's actually reasonable valuation

i don't think you need regulatory bodies, i think you just need laws against vast-broad and so on. because what regulatory bodies do is basically they don't prescribe criminal behavior, they prescribe and proscribe behavior, dictate how people produce and decide what can of deal can we arrive at, it's not regulation to tell car makers when you sell somebodyio something, it better be what it was. you have to have this many seat belts and x, y and z rat e than leaving it to the mutual choice of buyers and sellers, as far as children, i think the government has a right or responsibility to protect the rights of children, but i don't think that applies in so-called child labor laws which i actually think on the whole pretty damaging. on the one hand they're unnecessary when you'rell concerned about the well-being of the child. parents are going to send kidsey into a coal mine, they send kids to school. you saw child labor going away before there were ever laws against child labor. it was on its way out because of economic progress. the laws make it much harder for kids who are excited,

you? >> do we need to? >> let's be clear, no you do not. >> we house 3,864 inmates. currently there are 731 guys on death row here. >> is there anything i should be aware of or think is about or know know? >> just be yourself. >> it's amazing how many times you're given that advice. it feels like walking into a neighborhood i'm unfamiliar with. now it feels great. >> now you know. >> i'm looking round, i see different groups of people in different areas. >> the areas are broken up in a way. beyond the tennis court are primarily where the white guys are. there's a couple different areas for those guys. the basketball court is primarily where the african american guys are. and the pisas. those from mexico south, hispanic inmates wh s who are n californians so to say. and the yard is seg ruigated based on underground rules. >> so, it seems like the black guys got the basketball court, no surprise there. so, if you're a white guy and you want to play basketball, is it not recommended you go over there? if you have a good jump ashot? >> it's that the guys that look like y

you have tweets with us. >> this stuff about elizabeth warren. >> yes. >> trump needs enemies like you and i need air okay? he just cannot exist in a -- an atmosphere that does not have enemies. now that he's dispatched with reno bone enters, he's out there kalingting the and you know two of these were interesting. i'll throw these up. so i grabbed these off my ipad right? and this was trumen on dwiter taking on joe scar borough. joe scar borough is a guy that has been backing trump and helping trump out. >> on the show all the time. >> there's been questions of whether he could be a vp candidate right? >> right. >> and jen "b.c."joe taking on morning live and then he goes after elizabeth warren. i hope the corrupt hillary clinton chooses goofy elizabeth warren as running mailt i will defeat them both. elizabeth karen said goofy real done add trump with guy for the best words that's a lame nickname and joe scarboro said rapidly fading whatever joe scar borough. here's the thing, again, if he is taking on owe elizabeth warren and he's taking on you know those are two opposite ends of spectrum in a way. what'

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