cherokee, made in toledo, and our other car in the driveway in cleveland is a chevy cruz made in youngstown. i speak from personal experience when i tell you, you can't drive a better car anywhere in the world than ones made it here in ohio.

caller, the youngstown plant is now assembling the chevy cruz vehicle. who would have said 10 years ago this was even possible? but it is happening. i'm seeing a reverse and manufacturing across our region. if the obama administration had not helped us to refinance the automotive industry, all of ohio would have looked like youngstown used to look. youngstown is working very hard on the advanced manufacturing, try to advance the technology to help give rebirth to an area that has been very hammered by the outsourcing. the steel industry in particular. virginia and north carolina. in north carolina. caller: i am a 100% trump supporter. trump is saying everything you are saying and he is a businessman. do you not think he would be the best person to take over this job since the last administration has done nothing and hillary would only be a third party of obama? guest: i tell you what, i doubt that i shall vote for him, but i'm grateful for him for including the jobs agenda in his platform. this is one of the issues that will be critical -- whether it is

cherokee, made in toledo, and our other car in the driveway in cleveland is a chevy cruise made in youngstown. [applause] brown: i speak from personal experience when i tell you, you can't drive a better car anywhere in the world than ones made it here in ohio. [applause] senator brown: of course we have a long way to go. i'm not going to do a litany of the problems we still have. hard-working americans still struggle. despite working harder, paychecks do not keep up. retirement security, i met with a group of teamsters today, with a group of auto workers who are scared to death that their pensions will suffer major cuts if congress doesn't do the right thing. all of that is so important. yet washington republicans still cannot convince washington republicans to simply do their jobs. they shut down the government in 2013, and they are trying to shut down the supreme court in 2016. think about that. they think barack obama was elected to a three-year term. think about this. my guess is most of you have not thought about this before. barack obama is only the second democratic president since th

cherokee, made in toledo, and our other car in the driveway in cleveland is a chevy cruz made in youngstown. i speak from personal experience when i tell you, you can't drive a better car anywhere in the world than ones made it here in ohio. [applause] sen. brown: of course we have a long way to go. i'm not going to do a litany of the problems we still have. hard-working americans still struggle. retirement, security, i met with a group of teamsters today, with a group of auto workers who are scared to death that their pensions will suffer major cuts if congress doesn't do the right thing. all of that is so important. yet we still can't convince washington republicans to simply do their jobs. they shut down the government in 2013 and they are trying to shut down the supreme court in 2016. think about that. they think barack obama was elected to a three-year term. think about this. barack obama is only the second democratic president since the civil war, only the second democratic president since the civil war to have won a majority of votes in this country twice. only franklin roosevelt and

caller, the youngstown plant is now assembling the chevy cruz vehicle.ould have said 10 years ago this was even possible? but it is happening. i'm seeing a reverse and manufacturing across our region. if the obama administration had not helped us to refinance the automotive industry, all of ohio would have looked like youngstown used to look. youngstown is working very hard on the advanced manufacturing, try to advance the technology to help give rebirth to an area that has been very hammered by the outsourcing. the steel industry in particular. virginia and north carolina. in north carolina. caller: i am a 100% trump supporter. trump is saying everything you are saying and he is a businessman. do you not think he would be the best person to take over this job since the last administration has done nothing and hillary would only be a third party of obama? guest: i tell you what, i doubt that i shall vote for him, but i'm grateful for him for including the jobs agenda in his platform. this is one of the issues that will be critical -- whether it is secret

cherokee, made in toledo and our other car in the driveway in cleveland is a chevy cruz made in youngstown. i speak from personal experience , you can't drive a better car anywhere in the world than ones made it here in ohio. [applause] sen. brown: of course we have a long way to go. i'm not going to do a litany of the problems we still have. hard-working americans still struggle. retirement, security, i met with a group of teamsters today, with a group of auto workers who are scared to death that their pensions will suffer major cuts if congress doesn't do the right thing. all of that is so important. yet we still can't convince washington republicans to simply do their jobs. they shut down the government in 2013 and they are trying to shut down the supreme court in 2016. think about that. they think barack obama was elected to a three-year term. think about this. the seconda is only democratic president since the civil war, only the second democratic president since the civil war to have won a majority of votes in this country twice. only franklin roosevelt and barack obama -- there is n

in youngstown, ohio, they have 38,000 registered voters.doing well in target states but not on "k" street. that's okay. we'll take that. >> so you don't think it's important to have the party unified going into the convention? how important is it to unify it the party? >> we want unity but there's never going to be unanimous. and, you know, there are a lot of people, you know, who are skeptics about everything. you know, i was not a huge fan, for instance, of john mccain. i said i'd never vote for him. i did. i wrote him a check. it just took some time. >> i see. you think over time, in the next couple of weeks, the next couple of months, the republican party will come around and support donald trump then? >> yeah, absolutely. >> what does donald trump need to do to resonate with those skeptics out there still in terms of policy? do you think he needs to get a little more specific in terms of his policy, how he will defeat isis, how will he create jobs, when he will, in fact, implement tax reform? >> this is something you hear them squawk a

white working class creds from youngstown area. circulation by campaigns who like surrogates not because they want that person to be picked but because they like that person. i think ryan falls in that category. keep an eye on him for a slot in the administration or to run for governor of ohio in 2018. the clinton folks like him a lot. >> if nothing else it boosts him up a little bit. jeff? >> next in the clinton/trump lecture series is the economy. on tuesday in columbus, ohio, hillary clinton is going to give her really the next in a series of speeches, in san diego at the foreign policy speech a couple weeks, on the economy, why donald trump would be bad for you and the economy. it's part of the clinton's campaign continued effort to define donald trump early. one thing after another on this but it raises the question, can she get to the white house, can she win in november on anti-trump sentiment alone? the campaign believes no. they're also advertising so much about her bio almost all of her advertising coming out of the box h

cherokee, made in toledo, and our other car in the driveway in cleveland is a chevy cruise made in youngstownsen. brown: i speak from personal experience when i tell you, you can't drive a better car anywhere in the world than ones made it here in ohio. senator brown: of course we have a long way to go. i'm not going to do a litany of the problems we still have. hard-working americans still struggle. despite working harder, paychecks do not keep up. retirement security, i met with a group of teamsters today, with a group of auto workers who are scared to death that their pensions will suffer major cuts if congress doesn't do the right thing. all of that is so important. yet washington republicans still cannot convince washington republicans to simply do their jobs. they shut down the government in 2013, and they are trying to shut down the supreme court in 2016. think about that. they think barack obama was elected to a three-year term. hink about this. my guess is most of you have not thought about this before. barack obama is only the second democratic president since the civil war, only th

if you go to youngstown, ohio, tell them how great the economy is and they'll laugh her out of town. >> another thing he's facing is the diz madismal fund-raising numbers for may. >> there was no fund-raising going on in may. >> hillary clinton was fund raising in may. >> this is before california. he was funding it himself. fund-raising operation didn't start until june. >> on fund-raising, he talked about it on -- to "fox & friends" this morning and he said something quite interesting about fund-raising and going forward. more like maybe i'll go my own road. listen to this. >> i can go a different route. i can just spend my own money. i have a lot of cash, and i can do like i did with the other, just spend money on myself and go happily along and i think i win that way. there are many people that think i do better that way. >> if he does better that way, then why not go the self fund-raising rate? why not? >> maybe that's what he'll do. >> if i had $10 billion, i would give myself money for my campaign. gee has. he's given over $50 million so far. >> 1.3 million in the bank. that's

framing purposes and we get to that things later if you think about this in terms of our well-known youngstownframework whether the controversial things the obama administration is done either without congressional authority or in violation of statute in category 3 in the first category i would say the first few days in attacks in iraq and the initiation of the liberal -- libya operation. those are search and the executive authority without authorizations that are more modest than the bush that last modest than what tina might propose. in terms of disregarding statutes to two big examples are the passport case where the court affirmed the presence powers to not put israel on the the -- in the bergdahl case which is a hard and difficult case. >> the statute required there be a 30-day notification to congress before making the trade of the taliban to remove the taliban prisoners in exchange for bergdahl and they didn't abide by that. but with those exceptions the vast majority of the cases of claims of imperial presidency are statutory interpretation. >> name e. ray is a professor of george -- t

common procedure and that that is unprecedented in a sweeping assertion is just as jackson said in youngstown. the duty of the court to be last and not first in separation of powers. >> thank you, general. >> mr. murphy. >> mr. chief justice and may may it please the court. threes ago the executive act of congress and ask the congress enacts legislation that would give up our chopper as most of the people living in this country unlawfully tuesday work and receive benefits. congress declined. now the executive comes before this court with extraordinary claim that it has the power to achieve --. >> was that part of the package for the pathway to citizenship? >> it was not the pathway to citizenship but a but a pathway to lawful presence in the country that would have allowed individuals to have a legal status to remain in this country and congress has not created a legal status for the category of individuals covered by dapa. >> that is correct but why do you think this is a legal status in the way that fabela mentions? >> its illegal status because under the agency's own regulations it is a st

i happen to come from a higher we have a youngstown reserve station the one fixed-wing in the military. they do it on some job. they did this in texas and louisiana following katrina which was very helpful in terms of reducing the risk of infection. they also do other for vegetation but my question to you all is are you concerned about that also one of your colleagues spoke at a hearing. he said one of the things we think is really important about the zika outbreak is to revitalize the mosquito control efforts. this was what rear admiral stephen. he said the ability of mosquito control some localities have their own enterprises and you talked about that today little bit. some have hardly any at all. i think it could be a role for the federal air wing location capabilities needed. could you comment on that come his comments and tell me what you want to be doing in the federal response for some these areas that don't have effective mosquito control? >> that's right. mosquito control is critical and i don't think anyone could have made up of viruslike zika a mosquito bite that can cause s

good people with their firearms, like a year ago this month, in a bar like the orlando bar, in a youngstown bar, a concealed carrier, no innocent lives were take ep. that guy was in orlando, we wouldn't be having this conversation. >> i'm sure there are instances when people have prevenlted gun violence with a gun. i am positive of that. i'm not arguing that fact. i just don't know how many, because i haven't seen the study that you're talking about. but i hear you. but let me run this by you. most americans are armed, and i'm going to put this starkly. civilians own 270 million guns. 1 in 3 americans own a gun. yet 30,000, more than 30,000 people are still dying every year. how many more guns can there be out there? >> you know what, you're overlooking as you pointed out, we do have more guns than we ever had, more than 170 million new guns have been bought since 1991, and you know what has happened to the murder rate during that time? it has dropped 50%. we're actually safer today with more guns. so you know, you're trying to scare people by saying look, there is more guns, but we're safe

came down from youngstown, ohio. he actually played pro football in the early '60s. he used to watch muhammad ali fight. he was his hero. and so he drove down here. he does not have a ticket to the event today. they went out very quickly. they weren't for sale, but obviously handed out very quickly. literally in a matter of minutes. he wanted to show his respect. you hear that story quite a bit out here. another gentleman off camera wearing a cubs uniform who has the red ali glove on. a fan of both the chicago cubs and muhammad ali. so again not a party atmosphere, but an atmosphere of respect for this great individual, this great athlete. arguably, the best athlete of our time. >> perhaps the greatest. you mentioned earlier that there was another boxing legend that is going to be one of paul bearers. >> it will be iron mike tyson. people talk about what would that fight have been like each in their prime? obviously, mike tyson a formidable opponent. people here in louisville, kentucky, of course, partial to muhammad ali if the two were to ever fight. they shared the

that is unprecedented, is a sweeping assertion as justice jackson said in youngstown. "it is the duty of the court to be last, not first to give up the separation of powers." justice roberts: thank you, general. general keller: thank you, mr. chief justice. justice roberts: ms. murphy. ms. murphy: mr. chief justice, and may it please the court, three years ago the executive asked congress to enact legislation that would have given it the power to authorize most of the people that are living in this country unlawfully to stay, work, and receive benefits, and congress declined. now the executive comes before this court with the extraordinary claim that it has had the power to achieve the same -- justice sotomayor: excuse me. was that really all was that part of a package for a pathway to citizenship? ms. murphy: it was not a pathway to citizenship. it was a pathway to lawful presence in the country that would have allowed individuals to have a legal status, to remain this country, and congress has not created a legal status for the category of individuals covered by dapa

it's going to be your kids going from youngstown and parma and that's what's going to happen. >> we talked several weeks about donald trump speaking to his republican base and not the rest of the country. what he said yesterday after the terror attack doesn't just speak to his republican base. >> no, i don't think it does. but looking forward, sometimes you have to look back and see what got us here. let's bring us now from washington, nbc news national security analyst and former head of the national counterterrorism center under presidents bush and obama. now with the national security company michael leiter. so, let's talk about that. we find ourselves now at a point where this is a weekly international event. >> mika, it's become a huge challenge across western europe and into the united states. you know, i hate to try to connect things which seem unconnected, but, you know, you look back at the news of last week on brexit. all motivated in many ways or significant ways by the instability that has come out of iraq and syria. and the inability for our western europe and certainly the tu

we were in youngstown, toledo. >> tell us more. >> the whole discussion was about -- it was a very small. that's where the discussion turned. mitt romney started talking about autoworkers and trade and fiat taking over chrysler and exporting jobs. it solidified the base for democrats in ohio. workers in america take this trade stuff very seriously. the rest of us don't really think about it all that much. they associate these trade deals with their jobs being taken away. and this is -- i think it's okay for him. it's smart for him to break with the chamber of commerce on this issue because it will get him -- >> but it could help him in ohio and pennsylvania, no question. >> you can't not mention that also the messenger matters here. trump couldn't even live up to his own standards when it comes to trade. a lot of his products are manufactured abroad. hillary clinton has made this point in her recent speeches. >> but he has an answer for that. >> what is it? >> i have to do it because the tax system on corporations here is so crazy. the union situation is so crazy that you can't turn a pr

zach is joining us from youngstown, ohio. good morning. caller: hey, good morning. i do believe there's compromise on this issue. however, i think when you look at what compromise is needed on the current bills, it comes down to that wait on the no-fly list and the due process required with that list. i mean, the second amendment is pretty clear, shall not be infringed. i mean, when you look at the time, the security of a free state, the same thing like an oath anybody takes in the military, you know, against all enemies, foreign and domestic. again, like anything, it's multifaceted. but the arms in the second amendment are military arms. it's not for hunting or anything else. it's to protect against all enemies, foreign and domestic. god forbid it ever comes to that, but those are the arms you want in the hands of civilians. when it comes to this legislation, certain restrictions are absolutely ok, such as background checks, and if it's required that there be a waiting period for those people who are under investigation, well, then, you know, that's fine. but give