when donald trump tweet approval of donald trump's condemnation of john bolton, he replied calling him the most failed president in american history. you are incompetent and inept. you are a moral and indecent. you are losing this election. you will be defeated and repudiated. your legacy is death, weakness and economic collapse. donald trump's tweet did not mention that steve schmidt was condemning john bolton for refusing to testify to the impeachment inquiry run by adam schiff who will be our first guest tonight. we heard some of what john bolton's testimony would have been if he had not denied the subpoena for his testimony. j john bolton provides an eye witness and ear witness account to exactly what the president of the united states was trying to get from the government of ukraine. >> he wanted a probe of joe biden in exchange for delivering the security assistance that was part of the congressional legislation that had been passed several years ago so that in mismind he was bargaining to get the investigation using the resources of the federal government, which i found very dis

but donald trump has not backed down from what was done. as a matter of fact he seemed to double down on this rhetoric of violence that he seems to sort of want to see committed against protestors. this was donald trump praising the national guard response to minneapolis protests. i want you to take a listen. >> we are very proud of the fact that i called and i said i'm sorry we have to have them go in and they went in and it was like a knife cutting butter. i'll never forget. you saw the scene. on that road, where ever it may be, in the city, minneapolis, they were lined up and they just walked straight. and they went through it by the end of that evening and everything was find and you didn't hear too much about that location having problems anymore. >> first of all it was the minneapolis police that were the ones accused of mistreating protestors but like a knife through butter, it is a strange way to talk about the american military troops on the streets of an american city. he seems to almost be glorifying just the idea and just imagin

for the trump team was to claim that donald trump simply knew nothing about it and yesterday donald trump claimed that intelligence briefers, quote, did not report it to me or the vice president. so you have to ask yourself, is there any reason, any reason at all to believe donald trump? the same person who is claiming that he didn't know the video he retweeted had a trump supporter saying white power twice. obviously there is no reason to believe donald trump's denial that he knew about intelligence indicating russia is paying to kill american soldiers. donald trump denies that he was briefed on it. donald trump has decided that claiming to be a president who is totally ignorant of evidence that vladimir putin is trying to kill american soldiers looks better than being a president who does nothing about vladimir putin trying to kill american soldiers after being briefed on it. so was the president briefed on what russia is doing in afghanistan? probably. but we don't know that for sure. we also don't know for sure that the intelligence findings are correct. maybe this is a version of wea

president donald trump sent in the national guard. our nation's capital and called on every governor in america to do the same. [applause] and in the days that followed, you saw it. we quelled the violence. since then, we have been working with law enforcement and leaders in our african-american community to improve public safety and improve the lives of our african-american neighbors. we are listening. we are learning. we are leading. [applause] and we will find ways to move forward together. but one thing we are not going to do, we are not going to defund the police. not now, not ever. and when it comes to the rule of making plansn is to appoint activist judges who will legislate from the bench. trumpxt week, president --l appoint his 200 judge courts,dged our federal all conservative jurists who are upholding the god-given liberties enshrined in our constitution, like the freedom of speech, the freedom of religion, and the second amendment right to keep and bear arms. [applause] and with four more years, this president will appoint

intentar bloquear el juicio polÍtico contra donald trump. esto es una farsa, defendiÓ a willam barr este republicano. >> sus decisiones no son polÍticas sino correctas. pablo: el explica declarÓ que nunca habÍa visto en toda su carrera una presiÓn polÍtica como la que segÚn Él hubo para favorecer. el comitÉ judicial de la cÁmara baja llamÓ a testificar al fiscal general. se espera que su audiencia sea mÁs polÉmica que la de hoy. en washington, pablo gato, univisiÓn. patricia: y tambiÉn en washington un burguÉs federal rechazÓ la medida del gobierno de donald trump que pretendÍa prohibir la emisiÓn de algunos tipos de tarjetas de residente para los solicitantes que se encuentran fuera de estados unidos. tres residentes permanentes y un ciudadano estadounidense habÍa presentado la demanda. el fallo se produjo despuÉs de que donald trump anunciÓ la suspensiÓn de visas de trabajo hasta fin de este aÑo para ciudadanos extranjerosque quiere mudarse o que las empresas para las que trabajan quieren transferirlos a este paÍs.

what donald trump did, tonight. and when you see the reports about six people on the advanced team and any politician has an advanced team, people don't know that but before a candidate or anyone goes anywhere, people have to go scout it out. six of those people tested positive for coronavirus. they were in and around the tulsa community all week. watching what donald trump sort of brought out, does that change any of the conversations, inside the campaign, about whether or not to have large-scale events at any point? or are those off the table? >> i'll -- i'll say this, if i can, nicolle, about this evening. it was pathetic. it was sad. it was outrageous. and, before i even get into that, we have to remember -- i think you mentioned this -- the cdc, his own cdc, said he shouldn't do this. the coronavirus task force, his own coronavirus task force, said he couldn't do this -- he shouldn't do this. the local oklahoma state officials said please do not come. they begged him not to do this. and here's the thing. his te

so i have some basic questions for president donald trump. what are you going to do to make sure every worker has access to regular testing so they have the same confidence to go into a store or go back to work that white house staffers have? schools and child care centers, navigating the uncertainty all on their own without effective guidance and resources that they need to protect the kids and their communities? why don't you enforce the osha standards for worker protection during this global pandemic? why did the mainstream lending program created more than two months ago by the congress to help struggling small businesses only open for registration to lenders two days ago and still hasn't distributed a single penny? why don't you disclose the names, mr. president, of the businesses who received the total of 500 billion dollars in taxpayer funding? why are they being hidden? how many cronies got bailouts? how many donors? how many big businesses that didn't need it? what business had to shut down because they were denied funding in april?

trump even asked the chinese to get involved in the 2020 election donald trump put out a press story about backing mohammed bin solomon the de facto leader of saudi arabia during the time of the jamal khashoggi killing and why did he do that because he wanted to deflect from the fact that ivanka trump. was using her personal e-mail for government business exactly the same thing that donald trump put cold for the impeachment and the jailing of hillary clinton the exact same thing so john bolton is going to get a lot of criticism for not coming forward when he was asked by people who are elected in the united states instead he decided to wait till he signed a $2000000000.00 book deal $2000000.00 deal that supported and then decided to tell all his stories in the ok alan i want you to stay close them and take you on a breaking news that just happened and the u.s. supreme court has blocked a shutdown donald trump's efforts to and the dreamers act in dhaka that is to deferred action for childhood arrivals basically it's a situation that allows. undocumented immigrants were brought into th

trump will not will not rise to to the moment jennifer assuming donald trump does go down. this this way does put himself forward as the president of law and order does try to appeal to his his base of support is i mean is it likely to work for him being that the president of lore and order or putting himself or does the president of lower in order to work for nixon in $968.00 but this is not $968.00 is it going to work for trump. yeah there's a there's a number of ways in which this isn't 1968 and the main way in which it's different is that we have much greater partisan polarization today than we did in 1968 when there was actual agreement across the political parties on some issues even related to racial justice what i think is important to look at when we're trying to calculate both why trump is providing the rhetoric that he is and how successful it's likely to be is his track record and his track record shows that he has gained political advantage every time he has works to stoke divisions so it seems absolutely clear to me that the reason he is using this rhetoric th

isn't the real reason the donald trump if we could agree. to get to the prima donna reason but also you know the real reason we have to change our asylum policy because what's going to extend the refugees is what that is what steven miller 10 while i don't agree with steve miller and by the way that's not the trump assertion ok the one who has a well founded fear of persecution should be able to come in as a rough minister from syria. here is that well he's closed the door to syrian refugees is that compassion that i am not a foreign policy expert on if this isn't the real reason donald trump are fighting this war on immigration is that he's a racist if when the president tells 4 women of color members of congress to quote go back to where they came from even though 4 of them all of them are u.s. citizens and 3 of them were born in the us is that not racist i know donald trump i've spent a lot of time no that is not a race ok he's not a racist is that comment racist people can interpret all. we can do you tell us about him isn't a sense of w

donald trump's trip was paid for by taxpayers. the white house labeled it an official government trip because donald trump made his speech at a shipyard that builds navy ships. but as john bolton has told us and we already knew, everything donald trump does and says is about his election. so this is not the last trip that will be paid for by the taxpayers and falsely labeled by the white house as an official government trip. donald trump decided to say the second stupidest thing he's ever said about coronavirus on a day when the cdc director revealed a stunning new dimension of the pandemic's reach in the united states. cdc director robert redfield said our best estimate right now is that for every case that's reported there actually are 10 other infections. experts have long believed that we were undercounting coronavirus cases in the united states. but we now have an official estimate that there have been ten times more infections than we thought. that estimate is based on the presence of coronavirus antibodies in blood tests na

these jeopardize donald -- something that donald trump cares about, very much. i can't tell you, nicolle, whether it's his freedom, whether it's his finances, whether it's his friends. but it's something that he cares about, very deeply, and he wanted this u.s. attorney gone. >> jeremy, i haven't spoken to you since the substance of john bolton's indictment has become public. you and i had a lot of conversations. i had hoped he'd meet the moment and testify. i had hoped republicans would subpoena him to, at least, hear his story of donald trump's corrupt dealings with ukraine. it turns out, it goes far beyond ukraine. just your thoughts on the substance of john bolton's description of a president who is equal parts corrupt and stupid? >> yeah. interesting because one of the individuals who morgan chesky was interviewing earlier, who had shown up for the trump rally. i don't think got in but was there as a trump supporter. his main issue was, you know, what donald trump is going to do for industry, meaning for the economy, and even including the manufacturing bas

donald trump lied about that. donald trump felt free to lie about that today in not just a church but a megachurch. a tv megachurch. the kind of church that you would think maybe donald trump on some level might respect. and he lied in that church today too when he said that we have never had a president who is more committed to reforming law enforcement. he said it. he did not laugh his way through it the way i had to. you would think the pius mr. barr would have heard himself begin to say that and thought no. no. i can't tell that kind of lie in a church. you would think that if you had not seen how william barr and donald trump treated this church in washington d.c. across from the white house as a backdrop from a photo op that was condemned by the pastor and the bishop of the church. it was only made possible because donald trump and william barr used teargas on american citizens exercising their first amendment right to protest in that location that donald trump wanted to use as a photo op. the chairman of th

donald trump. that is a picture of donald trump in abject fear. of the coronavirus. it may be the one rational fear that donald trump has. he did the right thing by keeping those kids very far away from him. but he did a profoundly cruel and inhumane thing by encouraging those kids to gather shoulder to shoulder, sitting before him in praise of him. because he is america's dracula, who takes his sustenance from other people. the image of himself that he sees in the adoring eyes of his audience is what dracula trump so desperately needs to get through another day of the excruciating insecurity of being donald trump. a weight that he has born with varying degrees of rage his entire life. if some of those kids get sick today, and if they go home and kill their grandparents, then that's what had to happen. to make america's dracula feel good for 90 minutes on that stage today in arizona. a state where joe biden has a lead in the polls over donald trump, which is much, much more important to donald trump than the health risks to his audience or the deadly risk to their pa

may be good enough for donald trump. will never - - with that would never be acceptable as i am president. research has shown tens of thousands of americans died needlessly because he was slow to respond to the crisis and when he did he bungled the response. for weeks in january and february i was raising my concerns how we needed to take this virus seriously. all while trump was ignoring reporting from his own intelligence community in his daily briefings. and the warnings of his closest advisers all the while praising the chinese government for being transparent in handling this virus instead of demanding access to the cdc in beijing that was refusing to give. the american people have sacrificed so much to fight this virus. we have lost lives. we have lost businesses. we lost paychecks. and now thanks to donald trump's bungling, we may lose some of the progress we have begun to make all because he has lost interest. once again ignoring the fact the public health response is still woefully lacking from this administrati

trump that certainly look i'm a big fan of donald trump's i made that clear but i will say this. that what i wish he would do i wish he would bring us together more and be last divisive and i've told them that i think you know i think he's his performance has been spectacular with respect to getting jobs back and so on but he's got to be the president that is not going to not races that's your preferred word probably divisive not racist is your preferred word yes he has 2 devices you should be should be the president of all the people he's got to work on that isn't the problem stephen that you are sitting here defending the president what many would argue are blatantly racist comments when you yourself had to withdraw your nomination for c. on the federal reserve earlier this year partly because of misfortune istic remarks you made you say you made 1020 years ago really and partly because the race is coming you made that cause a lot of problems you about the obama's just run years ago that caused a lot problems for you. the comment you made about that almost i mean i had 6 full t

why isn't donald trump ready? mr. president, wake up. get to work. >> that was joe biden today in dar vi, pennsylvania. a new poll gives joe biden a 13 point lead over donald trump. another national poll released today by cnbc gives joe biden a ten point lead over donald trump. and in a michigan poll released earlier this month from epic mra, that has joe biden with a 16 point lead over donald trump. 55-39. joining our discussion now is representative debbie dingle, a senior democratic whip from michigan. he's a member of the house democratic leadership. thank you very much for joining us tonight. and i have heard you talk about this campaign and this election, and i think it might be a paraphrase of fdr to say that your message is the only thing to fear is confidence itself. >> well, i did agree with fdr. but i will tell you right now i'm very worried about complacency setting in. one of my friends who is an editor of the newspaper said he read the paper and he said he knew debbie dingle was going to suffer from postraumatic stress. i c

i don't think he's worried about donald trump. when you're dealing with somebody like putin who has made his life understanding russia's strategic position in the world against donald trump who doesn't enjoy reading about these issues or learning about them, it's a very difficult position for america to be in. >> as somebody who has been deputy national security adviser, what would be the challenge that joe biden would face if he manages to win and becomes president in dealing with a world in which putin is this emboldened? >> well, i think the enormous challenge is the complete collapse, essentially in americans standing around the world, which has different dimensions. first of all, we have just been through a pandemic where normally, the united states would be the ones organizing the response to that pandemic. that's what happened when there was an ebola outbreak, in the obama administration, that ultimately led to two deaths in the united states. the u.s. has been totally absent from that, and nations like china and russia hav

, el año pasado le dijo al presidente donald trump que no a la decisión de donald trump de incluir el tema de la ciudadanía en el censo . >> dicen que era una forma caprichosa de donald trump . >> qué estamos viendo, la corte suprema que dice que sus decisiones no son autonomas, el poder presidencial tiene límite, no puede decidir el por qué retirar la orden presidencial que afecta a 700 mil jóvenes, que son estadounidenses, usted señor presidente no dio lógica del por qué tendríamos que terminar con este programa, el presidente está enojado, debe estar enojado, porque le dicen que no tiene poder ilimitado, y tiene que tomar en consideración con lo que pasaría con daca, es un día importante, vemos al líder de la minoría en el senado christina adelante . >> el senador schumer estuvo en las afueras de la corte suprema, las primeras palabra fueron para noticias telemundo, dijo que donald trump debería dejar a estos jóvenes que deberían convertirse en ciudadanos estadounidenses, que deberían trabajar con libertad, estudiar con libertad, la corte suprema que se había de

donald trump made it political and republican governors living in fear of donald trump and trump voters made it political, and they made it political by lying about the threat that the coronavirus posed to this country and to the people of their states. the virus doesn't care about our politics. the virus will kill us in california, new york and other states governed by democrats. but the governors of those states do not have a string of inconsistent wild, untrue statements that they have made about the coronavirus. the governors of those states have not supported donald trump's lies about the coronavirus. and the governors of those states have not welcomed donald trump or mike pence to put people shoulder to shoulder in audiences that could kill them. only republicans have done that. that is not a political statement. that is a very sad statement of fact. some republican governors have met this challenge responsibly. governors like charlie baker of massachusetts and larry hogan of maryland. but too many republican governors are more devoted to trumpism than they are to the health and s

it is so obviously written by donald trump, literally by donald trump. what happened is he wanted to be able to make it sound like, first of all, the statement refers to my wonderful brother. let me tell you, i knew robert trump very well when i worked to write "the art of the deal." he couldn't stand donald trump, trampled all over him. donald was a bully who basically pushed robert trump out. now here's robert trump in a situation his life is hanging in the balance, and trump goes to him because he has that power over him and i presume he has money over him, and insists that he be the signatory on the suit. this is all about donald trump. he's going after, this could be i believe, joy, the worst experience trump has ever had with a description of who he is. this is a woman that's a psychodynamic, does understand who this ghie uy is, had a life around him. you're going to see an amazing depiction of a dysfunctional family. one of the things you'll see probably the first time is how much his parents and the family trauma shaped who donald trump was, is.

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donald trump, i think, didn't quite get that. it is unusual we elect a true outsider to be president. he had never been a mayor, had never been a governor, had never been a member of the house or senate. he had never governed anything at all. so we ran as a pure political entertainment character. he watched politics on tv. he figured out how to do tv politics and to our discredit as a nation, we elected him as president. so now he's president and he still does not understand that you can't run next time the way you ran the first time. his great advantage in 2016 was he had no record. in 2020, he does, and that record is a disaster. right before i came on air, lawrence, i saw a chart from "the washington post." you mentioned today's number in america, something like 37,000. the european union is up to 4,000 new cases a day. if you look in march and april, we're about the same as the european union. this is not a disaster that was inevitable. it is a disaster that is the product of terrible governance. >> and the other phenomenon h

what i think donald trump focuses on is donald trump. a lot of people think he's a conservative republican and this is a race in november between a conservative republican and a liberal democrat. i know joe biden well too. i've crossed swords with him in the foreign affairs field and in the judiciary field. he's a liberal democrat. donald trump is not a conservative republican. what i tried to how in the book is he doesn't operate on the basis of philosophy. he doesn't operate on the strategy or policy. he operates on what's good for donald trump. i understand every president takes politics into account in almost all their decisions. no surprises there. the difference there is not a matter of small degree. it's a qualitative difference in the way donald trump approaches the job. that's what you saw reflected in the ukraine experience. >> i guess i'm trying to get at -- my viewers know this by now. i covered your absence from the impeachment proceedings with this perhaps fantasy that you would show up and tell your story and corroborate t

patricia: el presidente donald trump cuenta con la aprobaciÓn de la corte suprema para avanzar en su agenda contra los migrantes, el mÁximo tribunal dictaminÓ que es legal deportar a personas a las que se le ha negado una solicitud de asilo, ahora tienen luz verde para deportar con mayor rapidez a quienes no recibieron el beneficio del asilo. >> la corte suprema hoy le dio una gran victoria al presidente donald trump y sus restricciones migratorias. dictaminÓ que los solicitantes de asilo con casos rechazados deben ser deportados de manera expedita sin tener la oportunidad que una corte federal revise su caso, el fallo fue de 7:00 a 2:00 la mayorÍa se unieron los jueces liberales. el juez escribiÓ que el solicitante tendrÁ una audiencia al menos que un supervisor concluya que el solicitante no ha demostrado miedo creÍble. >> le da una autorizaciÓn si revisiÓn total discrecional de poder remover a personas sin tener que ofrecerle las medidas de defensa de la ley provee. >> no serÍan afectados por esta decisiÓn y tampoco enfrentarÍan una de rotaciÓn expedita. reaccionÓ di

donald trump is in that criminal case. presumably donald trump could be charged as a criminal defendant in that case when he is no longer president. is there something, a new u.s. attorney could do in that office to somehow derail what might happen in january or next year if there is a new biden appointed u.s. attorney in that office? >> yes. i mean, there are ways that they could make it more difficult for a subsequent u.s. attorney to bring that case by grants of some form of immunity to cooperating witnesses or other actions that could be in a subsequent case, even some grant to the president. but the reality is what they may have been more concerned about is if berman stayed through the end of this term and the new president kept him in that position, they know the position of that office in terms of the president's role in the conspiracy. they know the position of the career prosecutors in that office. and this may have been an effort to try to change that dynamic before there is a change in leadership. but frankly i

tim's group's ad shows donald trump in public isn't the same donald trump in 2016. donald trump in 2016 was on message, immigrationen eneand t. he trafficked in racism to get those messages out. the donald trump of 2020 is focused on performance art and he's trailing badly in the polls and i think we're 4 1/2 months away from election day, you'll start to see the republican party and people like mitch mcconnell have to make hard choices about how strongly they back him after performances he gave at west point. >> tim miller to nicolle's point, no matter what other spots get produced this cycle you have left us with what to my mind is the indelible campaign ad already, what do you say as a guy who's been around the block a time or two in republican politics, especially when people ask, i know they ask me, what do you say when they ask you, what happened to lindsey graham? >> lindsey graham likes being in the mix. lot of other theories out there, whatever. i think it's as simple as that. it's sad. lot of people in washington has this disease. lot of my friends do. the

the it to which he is referring is donald trump. tomorrow trump will hold his first big campaign rally in the age of coronavirus, and it is clear that no officials in the heavily republican state of oklahoma will be stopping him. in fact, no republican officials in the country seem to be brave enough to tell the president not to hold a rally in a 19,000-seat arena in oklahoma as the state continues to set covid records. we'll have more on that in a moment. we should start hearing what's happening tonight in tulsa. you're looking at live pictures now from tulsa's celebration of juneteenth, which marks the day in 1865 that the last enslaved people in the united states learned that they were free. soon they will be going live to a reporter on the ground in tulsa. organizers had at one point canceled the celebration due to coronavirus concerns. but after the president announced he would be campaigning there, plans changed back and fast. more than a dozen black tulsa organizations collaborated to peacefully celebrate juneteenth in the gr

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so, he clearly has crossed swords with donald trump. donald trump is a very, very vindictive individual, who will carry a vendetta around with him. i have experienced such, and others have as well. but this is something that i think john bolton has basically made his bed. he is part of this den of vipers that i think has plagued this country, over the last several years. and so, i think he has come to terms now with having to confront donald trump and the actions that he takes enabled by william barr. between william barr and donald trump, they've had a mutual-manipulation relationship, over the last several years. donald trump does things for his own personal, crass, craven interests. while, william barr does things for his far-right, ideological agenda. and they both enable each other. and i think john bolton now is running into both of them, and this will play out in the courts. >> william barr has been invoked. william barr's latest move. he tried to fire the u.s. attorney from new york and failed. so, today, got trump to fire the u

what about donald trump? joe biden makes gaffes, what about donald trump? joe biden is a tool of the left? most americans don't buy it. that strategy has inherent limits that we've seen, and i don't see any reason to think that's going to change going forward. >> republicans tried that against barack obama in 2008 and it failed miserably. certainly, joe biden is a pawn of the left will fail miserably. he lost early states it wasn't until black voters in south carolina and the deep south moderating the ideological makeup of the democratic party that's when joe biden's campaign started to take off. as far as the suggestion that joe biden is too old or out of it, every time they say that, you have donald trump giving his critics, you know, video clips, you know, him at war with a ramp. him having trouble drinking a class of water. him stumbling over words, appearing to be completely out of it. so that's, again, campaigns are about contrast. that's the biggest problem, they can't find that contrast with joe biden that works. china, china a miserable contrast. i

trump was us businessman through what he does and very relatable donald trump junk food winston churchill obviously ate too much like we do on occasion these are all things that we all look at as humans to say a few of the things that i do he's pretty normal. >>host: you also mention the times were similar? >> certainly what we are going through with the invisible enemy with that phrase that president trump used to battle the coronavirus with so with those wartime circumstances right now and again we saw new york mayor diblasio to come out and accuse the president with respect to the coronavirus a lot of that is similar but that fear was on the outside. churchill of course was fighting the axis powers not see tyranny and that spike is a culture war battle for values and of course he does have enemies as well in terms of china and iran and others but really most people see donald trump most major war to be domestic those elements of the media the democrats and others. >>host: your subtitle defenders of western civilization what do you mean how do they defend it. >> i think western civiliza

trump and voted to remove donald trump from office. today when asked, mitt romney could not bring himself to say whether he agrees with general mattis' description of donald trump being a threat to the constitution, but mitt romney did praise general mattis' judgment and character. republican senator lisa murkowski was so stunned by james mattis' attack on donald trump that she is now actually considering being honest, not promising it, just considering it. in an exchange with reporters, senator murkowski said, i was really thankful. i thought general mattis' words were true and honest and necessary and overdue, and i have been struggling for the right words. and i was encouraged a couple of nights ago when i was able to read what president bush had written, and i found that to be empowering for me as one leader. but then when i saw general mattis' comments yesterday, i felt like perhaps we are getting to a point where we can be more honest with the concerns that we might hold internally and have the courage of our own convictions to s

donald trump is the one presiding over chaos. meanwhile, he's running against what he pretended to be a regular guy. there is a brilliant piece that talks about the fact that trump is struggling because he's running against a white guy. >> here is an ad that i want to show you. this is from unite the country pac talking about joe biden. >> the 2020 economic crash. we've been through this before. then vice president joe biden oversaw the 2009 american recovery act. 14 million jobs created. the auto industry rescued. the longest sustained job growth in american history. with 6 million kept out of poverty, and less than 1% waste. he's done it before, he'll do it again. >> i mean, it doesn't really work if you're trying to pretend to be -- you're playing the role of george wallace. but you're the incumbent, anthony. >> listen, it's like if roy cone had a baby with george wallace, it would be donald trump. and then he got into the white house. i think the president is making a big mistake. he's actually george wall lals of 1963, joy.

donald trump refuses to end his crusade against healthcare. i look forward to ending it for him. >> the supreme court will hear arguments on the a ca this fall. heather: you are setting a record for the most covid-19 cases in a single day, 39,000 reported thursday, that come milestone surpassing the previous record by 3000 cases as arizona governor doug doocy urges residents to stay home after the state reported 3000 new coronavirus cases there. texas governor greg abbott hitting the pause button on his state's reopening as hospitalizations and cases surge, the intensive care unit at houston's largest hospital at full capacity, 20% of nations -- patients being treated for covid-19. jillian: exclusive townhall, donald trump warns there will be retribution for protesters who deface monuments. >> the dc mayor finally addresses the chaos in the nation's capital. good morning. >> donald trump standing firm that there will be consequences as he prepares to sign an executive order protecting the nation's historical monuments. >> i stopped at the othe

they backed down to donald trump. what have you heard from people there in those kinds of communities where you're lochte into a ruby red state, where you can't get heck, you can't get heck expansion and you can't get reparations for what they've done in tulsa? imagine what you'd get if you are actually seeking vengeance? holding this rally in tulsa, oklahoma, so close to juneteenth, knowing what it means, it's another cut and more salt in the wound, joy. >> it absolutely is. i wish i had more time with you people. you are some of the more impressive people i've got to talk with. if you're not aware of what we're seeing on the other side of the screen, to entertain the crowd are diamond and silk. they're there to do their act for that almost entirely white crowd. you can make of that what you will. they have added i guess what would be called diversity to the proceedings by having at least two black people there who are there to entertain. let me bring back in cal perry as they do their act, diamond and silk. cal? >>