that may join you in this. and look, we ll see what happens. and let the courts work this out. because i have you, i want you to put your chief of staff hat on, if you could. your previous life in the white house. of course, you worked in the clinton administration how doi ioyou know what? how do you know it wasn t a jersey? it would be better if you could put a jersey on. you know general kelly and you spoke to him when he was in his prior role at dhs. you called him since he got to chief of staff job. many people, even critics of the trump administration are pointing to him and applauding his influence so far over the past week. is he doing a good job? how would you grade him thus far? look, i mean, first of all, if you ask me as a former chief of staff, anybody who s been a chief of staff, it s more a helmet than a hat, and it s mar jersey with shoulder pads than anything else. look, he has one of the toughest jobs in the world. and anybody who s been a chief of staff
[laughter] bill: i mean, last hour they said go navy, so we re just trying to keep it even. martha: better watch out for general keane. the army needs everybody s prayers here. martha: maybe he should get out there and put a jersey on. bill: thank you, general. talk soon. thanks, bill. martha: so a time capsule hidden for centuries was just removed from the massachusetts statehouse in boston. this is fascinating, this story. it was put there by two american patriots, samuel adams who brought us the great beer, right, bill? and paul revere in 1795. chief correspondent jonathan hunt, a revolutionary himself [laughter] is live in our new york city newsroom. so, jonathan, what is in this capsule? first of all, i have very mixed feelings about this paul revere character [laughter] i guess i can embrace him. we re told that inside this capsule, martha, are coins and engraved silver plates and a
the forensic evidence in ferguson. they didn t even know that. they thought that hands up, don t shoot is what actually happened. their protest was based on a fallacy. lebron james. he s a smart man. i saw him last week. he may get a statement i m not sure whether mr. james i don t know what his point of view is and i think he needs to say what his point of view is. well, i think that t-shirt speaks for what he s i assume but does he think the grand jury is corrupt? does he think all police as our lead guest tonight are targeting blac blacks? is he there? or is he saying i don t agree with this singular decision? i don t know. i don t expect an elaborate legal exjees is on the case from the best ballplayer in the nba. but if he wants to say by having a jersey on, a t-shirt on, that
the forensic evidence in ferguson. they didn t even know that. they thought that hands up, don t shoot is what actually happened. their protest was based on a fallacy. lebron james. he s a smart man. i saw him last week. he may get a statement i m not sure whether mr. james i don t know what his point of view is and i think he needs to say what his point of view is. well, i think that t-shirt speaks for what he s i assume but does he think the grand jury is corrupt? does he think all police as our lead guest tonight are targeting blac blacks? is he there? or is he saying i don t agree with this singular decision? i don t know. i don t expect an elaborate legal exjees is on the case from the best ballplayer in the nba. but if he wants to say by having a jersey on, a t-shirt on, that
belgium jersey on. and you re seeing brazilians with germans, with americans, with portuguese. you know, and if you think about it, how rare that is today. there s something about massive events like the world cup that is so much bigger than sport. and it sounds a little kumbaya and to distract from the fact that we lost the match, not at all. the word is bittersweet. the u.s. lost. they very well should have won. they should be upset. they missed opportunities in this match. they held tough with an amazing side. but that s just one facet of the game. and there is a bigger game afoot. and to see what i m seeing now, all of these different colors, forget about the people. just the jerseys. yeah. reporter: who you are in this kind of crowd. and they re all as one, and they re leaving, they re patting americans on the back. and i don t think you can ask for better than that. oh, no doubt. chris cuomo, thank you so much. you really saw that in that belgian bar, i think. a lot of folk