w50ekd hundreds of marches took place across the country calling on the trump administration to reunite families separated at the border. it comes also as that movement to abolish i.c.e. has suddenly built. just over the past week or so. with many democrats including possible presidential candidates voicing support for that initiative. no one seems happier about the democratic messaging than president trump. let s watch. you get rid of i.c.e., you re going to have a country that you re going to be afraid to walk out of your house. i love that issue if they re going to actually do that. they re seriously talking about that? i do wonder about this, laura. we looked at the polling on family separation, and just poisonously unpopular. 3-1 even among republicans you weren t seeing a groundswell of support there. but when you start polling broader attitudes about immigration, illegal border crossings and what do you do you see folks, and this cuts across party lines, you see folks siding
susan collins know what they think you how she should vote on trump s supreme court nominee. i think the sunrises in eastport, maine. most easterly place in the united states. added inducement to go there. laura. there s a 33-point gender gap leading into the mid-terms, which is the biggest gender gap we ve ever seen leading into a midterm. women are favoring democrats by 25 points. men favoring republicans by eight points. so we ll see how that shakes out in november. it is a huge swing. and emily. trying to replicate the success of alexandria ocasio courtez is a woman named julia salazar. she s a democratic socialist. similar profiles, similar districts. sxheez rung against a long-term incumbent. today she was endorsed by cynthia nixon just as ocasio cortez was endorsed by singtsia nixon zblup try to figure out what the indreents were in that new york 14th district and where could they be replicated. there s one up in massachusetts i m keeping an eye on. congressional pri
put out a strong condemnation on this bigotry and intolerance. all right, we re going to leave it there. kevin cirilli, laura bass, thank you for joining us. appreciate it, guys. new developments in the russia investigation. now attracting the attention of the special counsel. we ll have that right after this. shawn evans: it s 6 am. 40 million americans are waking up to a gillette shave. and at our factory in boston, 1,200 workers are starting their day building on over a hundred years of heritage, craftsmanship and innovation. today we re bringing you
an investigation into this horrific incident that emerged over the weekend and the department of justice has now opened that investigation. look, when you take a step back and you look at the republicans who have come out condemning not only this awful, racist incident, but also the white house s response to this. it s people like senator marco rubio, senator orrin hatch, as well as a host of other republicans who are now calling on this president to label this what it is, white supremacy, neo-naziism, this is something that has to be condemned at the harshest levels possible. it s not just people outside the administration in the republican party. laura, i want to play for you quickly the president s homeland security adviser today what he said. take a look at this. not only condemn the violence and stood up at a time and moment when calm was necessary, and didn t dignify the names of these groups of people. what they found when they showed up were groups from outside that
i want to quickly play a piece of sound, david duke, former grand wizard of the klan was there yesterday. of course, donald trump refused to disavow david duke for a long time throughout the campaign until he begrudgingly did so. he was talking about his allegiance to the president. watch this, guys. this represents the people of this country, we are determined to take our country back. we re going to fulfill the promises of donald trump. that s what we believed in, that s why we voted for donald trump, because he said he s going to take our country back. and that s what we ve got to do. i guess, laura, there s some candor at least from one place yesterday. what do you think about that? people ask if this is a watershed moment and i think that implies some kind of change and pivot, but this has been donald trump all along. these have been the people supporting him all along. the kkk was circulating pro trump flyers during his election