Over. We shall see. He was there today. Bloomberg politics. Com right now, john mccormicks great piece is up there about clintons spending binge on the olympics. Sayonara. Coming up, hardball with chris matthews. Unhinged . Lets play hardball. Good eecvening. Hillary clinton was endorsed today by a veteran National Security official but it was the language she used describing her opponent donald trump thats most shocking. The former acting cia director praised clinton as highly qualified for the presidency. His other reason for backing her is what he called his alarm over the prospect of a donald trump presidency. Michael morell said trump is not only unqualified for the job but
may well pose a threat to our National Security. Morell went on to suggest that vo Vladimir Putin sees trump as exploitable. Pointing to trumps temperament has become a major theme of the democrats this year. Imagine him in the oval Office Facing a real crisis. A man you can bait with a tweet is not a man we ca
The Democrats Convention begins, and it is off to a bumpy start. Not just because their chair has announced plans to resign due to the content of thousandscontent linked dnc emails, but also hillarys pick of tim kaine has not inspired people. Hes a white guy. A little boring. He seems kind of dull. Somebody who has sort of had the moniker boring. He is the sandwich on whole wheat bread. Hes boring. A white gym sock pulled all the bay up. A granny smith apple afor dessert. While there has been minimal excitement, for months, the party has been looking at the vp slot as a gift that hillary was going to give them. Everyone was so excited to open it. Was it a puppy, a playstation, Elizabeth Warren . No, it turned out to be a rice cooker. Good morning, everyone. Welcome to morning joe on this monday, july 25th. Can you hear me . Were live from philadelphia on the first day of the Democratic National convention. I still cant hear anything. Whats the chant . Here we go already. Wow. Already t
Years. That was but a fraction. We are still counting them. More from the slice poll on bloomberg politics. Com. Coming up, hardball with Chris Matthews. What a day. Lets play hardball. Good evening. Im Chris Matthews in washington. We are covering a big day in politics across the country. What a day it has been. President obama joined Vice President joe biden and former president george w. Bush at the Memorial Service for the five Dallas Police officers killed by an assassin last thursday night. I would say in all seriousness it was president obamas finest hour. Lets watch a bit. I understand how americans are feeling. But dallas, im here to say we
must reject such despair. Im here to insist that we are not as divided as we seem. Theres so much good in what he said today. Also today, senator Bernie Sanders endorsed Hillary Clinton for president , ending his long quest for the office. Secretary clinton has won the democratic nominating process and i congratulate her for that. She will
To, you know, the need for, you know, more videos or youtube downloads. And in reality thats not what we should be thinking about as a society. Its really to enable, you know, the kinds of interconnected health care, energy, education policy. And its all going to be mobile. And if its mobile, you need spectrum. Host charla rath, Vice President of verizon for wireless policy development. This is the communicators on cspan. The communicators is on location in las vegas at ces international 2013, the Technology Trade show. More programming next week. And now, Ricardo Cortes talks about attempts to prohibit the use of coffee and coca in the u. S. And around the world. Mr. Cortes describes secret deals made by top u. S. Antidrug official harry answer linger pushing to banco cas use worldwide. This is a little over an hour. Okay. Um, and so tonight we are pleased to welcome Ricardo Cortes to discuss his latest book, a secret history of coffee, coe that and cola a tale of coffee, cocacola, ca
Providiprovid providiprovid providing vasilne. All in starts right now. That comment is not pret think eical plitically correct. Millions of people across the nation are grieving that news with a giant collective shrug. Thats the point at the bottom, the blue one that you see there. Thats the interest in tomorrows elections charted against the previous two, which, as you can see, is much, much lower than it was in either of the last two midterms. And i get it. After w5atching the least Productive Congress in u. S. History, it is hard to get invested in the idea that four or five senate seats changing parties will make that much of a difference. So i think a lot of people, understandably, have come to the conclusion that it doesnt really matter what happens tomorrow. The next two years will be the same, more or less, no matter what. And it is tempting to believe that. But it is not true. In fact, it is a dangerous delusion because which Party Controls matters a lot. Four of the Nine Sup