For the ages. Nothing changed other than the perception this is more likely to become a more open convention than we thought before. This could become a reality. So those of us involved in the convention need to respect that. Martha why is he convinced there is an increasing likelihood it will be contested . Math, first and foremost. Nate silver wrote there was a strong possibility of a contested convention. I would say its more likely than not donald trump is the nominee. But a contested convention is equally possible. Martha there is discussion about paul ryan and the roam he might play in such a contested convention scenario. This idea hes going to be parachuted in as the establishment choice, i think its all silly talk. You have three candidates in the race. Two of them seem like they could accumulate enough delegates to make themselves part of the discussion about who should be the nominee. Unless you get to the 6th, 7th, 8th ballot, i think the nominee should be one of the three
As independents. Plus, many jfk files dropped this week and the president has promised almost Everything Else will be released. Ill discuss it with alex zapruder. And the president keeps calling opioids a National Emergency, but not providing any new funding. Whats the solution . The man who won a record settlement against big tobacco says its time to sue big pharma. And his rebuke of donald trump at the 2016 Democratic Convention riveted america. Kieser khan, father of a gold star soldier killed in iraq is here. But first, the announcement of muellers first charges is the ninth major news story in a head spinning week. But was the spinning because people knew the charges were coming . Let me recap. One, republicans in the house said they will investigate the 2010 sale of a stake in american uranium to a stateowned russian company. Two, separately, gop members will look at the fbis handling of Hillary Clintons email. Three, for his part, the president has asked the state department to
We have a complete wrap of the interview you just heard with President Trump, as well as amtrak joe biden. Newt gingrich is here and moments to break it all down, plus ed henry digging into bidens sketchy history when it thats when we heard the words of the president of the United States that stunned the world and shocked the conscious of this nation. He said there were quote some very fine people on both sides. Very fine people on both sides . Biden can talk about the verbal express. It is probably not best to go the president was not referring to the white supremacist in charlotteville as fine people. The pointat he made at the same press conference when he first studdered the praise. You had people that were very fine people. You had protests taking down a very important statue and the renaming from robert e. Lee to the other name. Im not talking about the neonazis and the white nationalist. You had many people in the group other than neonazis and white nationalist. Okay . Facts asi
Honorable man. His reading of the special counsel report was that it was in favor of him. He said that president obama never confronted russia on election interference when, in fact, we know the president at the time directly confronted Vladimir Putin in a way that this president has not. You will remember this president stood next to Vladimir Putin and accepted his denial of interference in the election. And just had that call with him and didnt bring it up. Repeatedly. Oddly enough he does confirm a story which the navy had contested and that is that u. S. Navy made an effort to block the name of the u. S. S. John mccain, which is named after both john mccains father and grandfather, the first two father and son pair to hold the rank of four star admiral. He said the president , they thought they were doing me a favor. The president apparently confirming is that someone in the what u. S. Did that. On direction from the white house felt the need to block out the name of a u. S. Naval
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