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negotiation. >> at 73 years old he participated in a bicycle race. he goes into a bicycle race at 72 years old. he fell off the bicycle and broke his leg. >> he was like out of it. this is our negotiators. i won't be doing that. i will never be in a bicycle race. >> i promise you i will never participate in a bicycle race during a major race. >> but they all said a lot of the pundits on television. >> pundits that truly hate me. donald will never run. >> donald trump will never run. >> we will make america great again. >> we're going to make america great again. >> it's just a summer fling. it's just a summer romance. it is, but the problem is that summer romance continued and the
17-year-old became 70 and he's still acting the same exact way. instead of you just wondering what's going on. it's friday, june 17th. mika has the morning off. congratulations, this is graduation weekend. the author of the book political writer for "the new york times." and chris jansing. in washington we have katty kay. great to have you guys all with us. a lot to talk about today. your book, i saw a tweet last night. you talked about how the middle
school kid that didn't have any people over to his birthday party. >> a parent tweeted that she was trying to have a birthday party for her child and nobody would rsvp, which happens a lot. they reached out to the local police department and a whole bunch of cops showed up with presents. why can't more parents get their kids to other parties. thank god for the police. >> i'm going to say two or three of the saddest days as a parent for me was when that happened with my son when he had asp bergers in middle school and it break yours heart. i saw that last night. i wanted to say for parents out there and for you, there's such great hope. andrew is extraordinary now. he's graduated from college. he just got married. >> that's wonderful. >> and he is so happy.
his mother and i could have never imagined. what extraordinary strides that he made. because of friends and community members that came around him and really helped him grow. in the case of andrew, it took not only a village, but a loving village and everybody came together. >> unfortunately it's not just parents with special needs kids. we all go through it where kids feel bullied. without exception, when you see a jerky kid and that's what i found over the years. but there's nothing like watching your kid suffer or not feel a part of something. >> you just stay in it.
this is something that didn't have kids. you have 15 rounds. and it's like ali and frazier. the 15th round you're slumped and you're dead. guess what happens then. the bell rings again. it's the 16th round and you know what you do? you lift yourself off the chair bloodied and beaten and go back in there again for the 16th or 17th. however many rounds it takes, you keep fighting and stay in there and most of the time good things happen. i know they have with me. i'm so blessed by god and so blessed by the family that surrounded my children. it's a battle. my grandma always gave me this bumper sticker that said the battle is the wars. >> the battle never ends.
>> you just had your first child last month. >> congratulations. >> take a deep breath. because it is forever. katty kay, you know it is forever. big kids, big problems, but i will tell you even bigger rewards. it's pretty extraordinary. i didn't mean for this to be a parenting thing. >> why not? it's father's day weekend. >> it is father's day weekend. before we break into news, let's talk just really quickly about -- well, we had some happy news out of england yesterday followed by tragic news about this young, talented, gifted young member of parliament that was just gunned down needlessly in her home district. >> we live in a country we got inoculated to the news that
people got shot, but this doesn't happen in the uk and the news that joe cox, 41 years old. she has two very young kids. a woman who committed herself to serving other people. i spoke to somebody last night who knew her and worked with her on mortality issues around the world. she was a fabulous woman. . super nice and low key. didn't take herself too seriously. but really determined to serve her population and her constituents. she was killed while she was out on the street about to go to the local library u to meet with her constituents. in england we call it surgery and she was about to hold surgery in york shire. this guy came up and shot her. it's really stunned the country.
>> a deranged local, which we'll have more information on that throughout the show. let's go right now to our lead story this morning. >> we're going to take you to iraq. it's just coming in. iraqi forces claimed to have liberated sma ed parts of fallu. they didn't face tough resistance because many had already escaped. u.s. officials are urging the white house to change its course in dealing with the civil war in syria. "the new york times" is saying that objection to administration policy comes from 51 diplomats. a memo filed in a channel they called for u.s. strikes against the regime of president bashar al assad. they say that would hel drive stronger u.s. diplomatic efforts. just on wednesday the secretary of state called a truce that is
frayed and at risk. violence shows no signs of baiting in the 5-year-old conflict that's claimed the lyes of 400,000 people. the serious situation just seems to get worse by the moment. >> we have seen it unfolding before our eyes. it's been a nightmare and we have seen it around this set in realtime. >> we can't complain we didn't know. >> and you could go back and find clips where we would ask can policymakers. i'm serious. 20,000 have died there. what are we going to do? 40,000 have died there. i remember the summer that 40,000 became 100,000. we'd say to policymakers, what do we do? it's difficult. it's very difficult.
it's now a leader in this administration that has turned a blind eye and the entire west to the blind eye to violence and bloodshed. it actually would have made the bosnians pretty remarkable. >> it is staggering, but it does point the dichotomy. we have seen what happened when we toppled other regimes. between we want to do the right thing. we don't want to have this kind of bloodshed, but we don't want to go beyond drone strikes and airstrikes. we don't want to talk about having ground troops. we don't want to talk about how do we get more than 1,000 of our population fighting in a war. do we do mandatory national service to get more people in the military. so we want to have our hands
clean. in this day in age, i don't know if you can have both. >> you look over the past several years since this has been going. it's not just the 400 dead. that tragedy in syria is a refugee crisis that has rocked the world. that has rocked the middle east. that's rocked europe. that's helped create isis. and yet all we hear is it's just too tough. it's too difficult. at some point we have to do something to stop this. >> at every stage in the debate has been will more action make things worse or better. is there a way to improve this by acting. i u think the president decided at various stages to do too much more and embroil us in one more conflict like iraq. i don't think there's a huge amount of appetite for a huge intervention. >> what would you do?
>> i would say we have no choice. >> but today? you're in charge, you push the button. sometimes there's a remove bix cube. >> we have a humanitarian crisis that's unprecedented across europe since world war ii. everybody gets upset when they see pictures of little children downing. we get upset. >> what does the world community do though? >> the first thing is they go in together and they create a safe zone in syria. a huge safe zone. and we provide free passage back to the syrians that had been spread across the globe. and yes, we contribute a lot of money along with the the rest of the world. along with saudi arabia. along with japan. along with china. and we let isis or anybody else
know if they get in the way of the syrian refugees returning to their homeland, we'll shoot them dead right where they are. we will use any force necessary to allow as many syrians to come as possible and we'll kill anybody that stands in their way. as for assad, assad must go. 400,000 dead. there's no other choice. by the way, i have moved on that. if we have to replace him the same way we replaced hitler in 1945, that's how it is. >> the other side of the argument, every time we take one of these guys out, there's a vacuum that's worse than the monster. >> i understand, but what saddam hussein was doing was internal for the most part. what assad has done has brought
a great unbalance to the middle east and to the world. has helped create and there's a void u. you can't keep fighting the last war. we have been fighting the last war like generals always fight the war. 400,000 people are dead. the middle east is in chaos. other governments may topple because of the chaos. europe is in chaos. we are seeing europe's government change radically under the pressure of the refugees. we are seeing the entire face of europe changing politically because of this. this is a crisis, unlike iraq, which was contained in iraq. we screwed up going in. this is a crisis that is infecting the entire globe. yet we sit back and do nothing. >> it's a crisis of missed
opportunities. if we had acted much sooner when the war broke out, if the west had backed a secular moderate opposition that was making gains against the regime, we could have had an impact. i think you're exactly right. the choice is primarily to address the humanitarian crisis and that starts with a safe haven and a no-fly zone and that has to be implemented and enforced. we have to help the jordanians. we have to help the lebanese, who countries being destabilized. a third of the population are syrian refugees. imagine what that does to a tiny country. we have to get them back to a safe haven and do everything to protect that safe haven from isis and the government of assad. it's rationalable that something i keep hearing from administration officials they think is a good idea has not happened yet. >> and we have been hearing from
administration officials and foreign policy people for four years. it's just too hard. and it started when assad crossed the red line and the president backed off. >> the problem for the administration is that they are concerned that intervention, going against the assad regime is going to lead to a conflict with russia and iran. they are concerned there's to appetite for this. is there appetite in congress? given the weariness. when you have this critique of 51 different people, it's an embarrassment for the administration but it also points to the idea that e we need to have serious discussions. we're in the middle of a political campaign. this is not going to go away in
january when the new president takes office. there needs to be a serious conversation on the campaign trail about these issues. >> is there an appetite for the united states of america to send 200,000 troops in? no, there's not. this is up to the west. this the up to the world community. >> when have they step ped up fr us ever? >> 1991. >> this is the middle east's problem. this is europe's problem. this is the world's problem. this isn't about america going after saddam hussein. the question is the president's
appetite. the president wanted to make this happen, he would make the case to rally the people of america behind it and rally the world behind it. the issue is the president. he doesn't think it's the right thing to do. >> the president never has had the appetite. >> the president doesn't have the relationship with foreign policy leaders either because that's just not something he ever valued. >> how does any candidate run for office where we have seen trump rally. when what is going on here with infrastructure? what's going on with jobs? what's going on across the country? what's going on with terrorism that we just came off the worst week as long as we can remember as far as we need to put more
resources behind things. how do you sell that? >> it's connected. terrorism is connected. katty kay, i'll let you help me here. it is so connected. the chaos across europe is coming to america. there's no doubt there are hundreds of thousands of refugees. they are creating chaos across europe right now. they are spread iing across the globe. they are coming to america. it's not a matter of if, it's a matter of when. >> right, we know the thousands of people that have gone to train and fight with in syria have passports. they have access to travel around the globe. that's a terrifying prospect. you have to deal with the syrian issue if your going to deal with a refugee crisis and terrorism crisis that's spreading through europe and to north america as well. it is connected. e we can't just ignore this one. it's happening and it's having a
direct impact on us here. >> i think she's having to be careful about what she really says. >> if you want to get samantha power to talk about what she thinks about us sitting on our hands while 400,000 syrians have been slaughtered and there's been an unprecedented refugee crisis while we sat back and did nothing, i don't think you're going to get her to say that while the camera is on. it would be an interesting time. we have a lot to talk about. still ahead on "morning joe," john mccain lays the massacre at the feet of president obama. then he misspoke. but the trump campaign liked what he said the first time. and a 14-hour fill bibuster the floor of the senate. chris murphy is going to be our guest and the first signs of movement on gun law reforms. also bernie sanders'
campaign member jeff weaver joins us. also some very frightening warnings that we got from the director of the cia. we're going to be talking about that, much more from trump land. first, here's bill karins with a check on the forecast. >> father's day weekend is goings to be brutally hot. other areas will be gorgeous. the story overnight was the sherpa fire. this one grew. winds gust up to 40 miles per hour. 1,000 firefighters on this. now it's up to 2,000 acres. the diameter is 4 miles wide and the fire is 0% contained. 80s today with hoe winds. then sunday up to 100 degrees with gusts to 20 to 30. that's a scary fire. i mentioned great stuff. new england locks great. chicago, that's more like it. but the whole southern half of
the country, the heat domes over top of you. we have heat advisories, warn g warnings, watches. we have warningings for those. so be careful this upcoming weekend. if we get anything, watch tucson and phoenix. you'll be 117 in tucson. that would be incredible. washington, d.c., you dealt with the big thunderstorms yesterday. a lot of wind damage and trees. cloudy today, much cool er. you're watching "morning joe," we'll be right back. gary, gary, gary... i am proud of you, my man. making simple, smart cash back choices... with quicksilver from capital one. you're earning unlimited.5% cash back on eve purchase, everywhere. like on that new laptop. quicksilver keeps things simple, gary. and smart, like you! and i like that. i guess i am pretty smart.
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i was watching your local news. i'm tired of cable. it's coming in my ears, i can't watch. variety, the big magazine that covers entertainment. they said trump gives cable the biggest year ever in profits and viewers. i'm saying, what do i get out of it? i get nothing out of it. >> i just want to wet my beak a little bit.
>> actually "vanity fair" yesterday reporting that donald trump and his people are trying to figure out howo use this to create their own cable news channel after it's over. he's building this base. it doesn't matter whether he wins or loses. he builds a base, a hard core, solid base. he keeps them, he starts trump tv and makes millions and millions of dollars off of it. the republican party dies. he kills the republican party. he wipes out the republican senate, but he is building, as "vanity fair" says, he's building a hardcore base. >> it's been an open question. is he running to run for president and win or to build donald trump. first it was to build donald trump. then it was he's running for president. now we're back again to the first idea. which is perhaps really about building the brand. >> i ask that all the time.
does he really want to be president? >> no, and i've asked him that and he's never answered. in one regard, the brand is tarnished because e he can't do anything advertiser related anymore u. but what will happen, we'll have a third party going forward. it will be the trump party. it will be a tv network. it will be the glen beck formula of $2 a month subscription. that's the irony. he will end up richer than ever. after every event, let's say we have a state of the union address, the cameras will go to trump. >> you're saying after he loses. >> after he loses. >> that's the plan. >> it sounds like the plan to me. katty kay, i'm glad he has a blan to get rich off this campaign, because he doesn't seem to have a plan to win it. >> remember that time he tried to sell steaks at a press
conference. we'll see if we have more of that. a year after declaring he doesn't need anybody's money, donald trump is reportedly angling away from the battleground states and focusing on fundraising. sources tell "the new york times" that the private events for donors were often scheduled first followed by his campaign rallies. and that trump has informed people raising money for his campaign that he's not interested in traveling to states for donor events unless there's a rally scheduled as well. >> hold a second here. so donald trump is saying i'm not going to do a fundraiser unless i have a rally in a state that's not a battleground state. that he's going to lose. >> there are four major states for raising money. florida, texas, california and new york. only florida is a battleground state. the other states are a waste of time in a general election.
if he feels like he has to have the rally to raise the money, it's not a great plan for engaging with hillary clinton. >> he needs to rally to affirm his self-worth. this is the most secure man in politics. his self-worth is wrapped up into his polls, tv ratings and his bank account. this campaign right now is affecting and hurting all three. he sees his money drain away. he sees his polls collapse, future in tv collapse, he has the meltdown. >> 97% of what you do as president you don't want to do. the fun thing for him is giving speeches. but fundraising, i don't want to do it. >> i spoke with somebody that actually was very close to a former president. 97% of what they do, they don't want to do. it's your job to go in every day
saying, i know this is not what you wanted to hear right now or i know this is not what you want to do right now, but sir or ma'am, this is what we have to do. and donald trump just does not have the temperament to be president of the united states for more than a day. >> look at the way he's managing his campaign at the moment. what the republican party would like him to do is unify the party, moderate his tone, reach out to people who have opposed had him in the republican party and bring them on board together. he's now either not capable or doesn't want to do that. it's your idea perhaps he doesn't want to do what he doesn't want to do. he was in texas last night beginning a series of fundraisers. one of them was in dallas. two more in san antonio and houston scheduled for today.
some republicans are starting to fear a landslide as it's been more than four weeks since trump led in a single public poll. his rally in dallas, trump down played his recent slide citing his performance in the primaries. >> when i poll, i do fine. but when i run, i do much better. people say i'm not going to say who i'm voting for. don't be embarrassed. i'm not going to say who i'm voting for and i do much better. it's amazing. >> last night he said there was 20,000 and there were 20 people outside. he was also riding horse. >> the thing is you just look at the numbers right now. i'm loved with hispanics.
89% of hispanics approve of him. the blacks love me, he says. 94% of black voters disapprove of him. women love me. i'll be great for women. that's in the 70s now. >> 53% of e low income whites days prove. we have never seen numbers like this. barry gold water is going to look like an extremely successful candidate. >> i'm going to eat these words, but i don't think a landslide is possible in politics today. >> let me give you other numbers. you can still disapprove. 65% of women have said they will absolutely not vote for him. 55%, we will absolutely not vote. these are people not just disapprove. nothing that's going to happen. >> how does a landslide not come out of that?
>> people are polarized by party and party ideas. at the end, everybody comes home to some extent. the amount of voters that come back has become so small. i u think any candidate for a ticket is guaranteed 48% of the vote. >> the thing is while donald trump is doing nothing but doing rallies in states where he doesn't need to do rallies, hillary clinton is microtargeting for the fall. she's actually running a professional operation. >> she's putting the ads up. she's got the personnel in place. she's spending the money that she needs to spend and she's spending it in the states she needs to spend it in. i do agree with nick. everyone is starting to talk about the prospect of the landslide. it's hard to imagine anybody getting a massive landslide and i have spent the last few weeks
filming for a documentary on women voters. i have spoken to plenty of women voters who support donald trump and plenty more who say they don't love donald trump, but they really don't like hillary clinton. we shouldn't forget that as a driving force. the number of people perhaps who are waivering in the middle of the political spectrum who might have voted republican and democrat in the past, who look at hillary clinton and think she's not somebody i can vote for. >> she's coming off the best week of her life. we're going to be getting a branding take on whether disney is sending the right message after that 2-year-old boy was tragically killed by an alligator at one of their resorts. also some advice for the republican party in. deep trouble. we'll be right back. "day to "♪
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what is with all the gloating? you have been so giddy this morning about a basketball game u. >> after four hours of sleep i u feel like i'm going to explode. let's talk about game six of the nba finals. to cleveland. the cavaliers on the verge of history aemting it to become the first to nab the table after trail trailing in the finals. lebron james becomes the fifth player in history with
consecutive 40-point games within a single nba finals. 41 last night in a 115-101 win o over the warriors forcing a game seven in oakland on sunday night. during his first coverage of an nba finals game, craig saiger, who is battling cancer, caught up with lebron on the court after it was all over. >> congratulations, a great performance. >> first of all, let me ask you a question. how in the hell 30 plus years without doing a final games. i'm happy to see you, man. much love and respect. i'm happy i was able to witness this with these fans. >> thanks for entertaining me. >> meanwhile, it was a bad night for back to back mvp steph curry whose team had to finish without the sensation. he lost his temper after being called for his sixth foul of the
game. maybe don't foul then. and earned an immediate ejection after hurling his mouthpiece into the crowd. he did apologize to the fan he struck which drives people crazy. >> it drives you crazy. >> it happened to be the son of one of the cavs owners who got hit with the mouthpiece. check out curry's wife's reaction. she claps defiantly and later u blows kisses to the cleveland crowd as fans were singing him out. and what she called a tweet in the heat of the moment that has since been deleted. she ripped the nba after the game writing, quote, this is absolutely rigged for money or ratings. >> she's the bernie sanders of the nba finals. >> that was the most biassed sports report i have ever heard. >> and i'm proud of it. but you have to see this from
philadelphia. >> go ahead. >> a fine display of dad reflexes at yesterday's blue jays and phillies game. a fan makes a one-handed grab on a foul ball with a child in his lap. a woman standing a couple rows up had the reaction that says it all. oh my god, check it out. >> happy father's day. >> that is crazy. >> coming up next, happy father's day. chris murphy is just ahead. we're back in a moment.
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those who defend the accessibility of assault weapons should meet these families and explain why that makes sense. they should meet with the newtown families, some of whom joe saw yesterday, whose children would now be finishing
fifth grade. why it is we think our liberty requires these repeated tragedies. >> that was president obama speaking in orlando. during his visit with the families of those killed in that sunday morning shooting massacre. the senate is going to vote on gun legislation monday following a 15-hour filibuster mostly by democrats. with us now from washington is chris murphy. senator, you were on the floor from 11:00 to 2:00 a.m. >> yeah, about 15 hours. it was a long time to not pee. >> senator chris murphy, thank you for being with us. more "morning joe" in just a moment. so i guess, here's the question. how do you turn something that is great political stage craft, but actually had a result into legislation that actually makes a difference where you can reach
out to enough republicans, enough people in the middle to understand that if we're talking about an enhanced background check, this should not be hard. >> i think that there's been some show filibusters in the senate, but this was kind of an old fashioned filibuster in which we stopped a bill from proceeding with demands to get votes on these terrorists from getting guns and expand background checks and by the end of 15 hours, we got it. what's happening now is that because we actually got those votes scheduled, there are negotiations happening between republicans and democrats to try to come up with some language that we can all support all day on the floor. >> is that possible? it does seem, and i say this very carefully, there are some winds of change starting to blow on this issue. bill o'riley came out a night or two ago aggressively on gun
safety. and you have donald trump who said he's going to talk to the nra about supporting one of the provisions you're talking about. keeping guns out of the hands of people on the terror watch list. >> more broadly, as you know, in the wake of orlando and san bernardino, i think this issue is just elevating up on voters priority lists. they know that there's something wrong when if you are on the terrorist watch list you can't fly a plane, but you can go buy u a dangerous assault weapon. so i think that republicans get that. the issue here is that if republicans are going to give the nra a veto power over this measure, we're never going to get it passed. i don't think the nra is going to support anything that will be meaningful. that's why what donald trump said is so disingenuous. but there are negotiations in good faith and they would have never happened had we not forced
a vote. so i'm proud of what we did. it wasn't just me. i think it was 37 other senators who kind of organically came down to the senate to demand that this happened. we'll see. i have been disappointed before. we have three days to try to work this out. >> katty kay, you look at some of the poll numbers that we were putting up while the senator was talking. background checks, still 97% of americans support background checks. in that stricter gun law, 61% support. that assault weapon number is higher than usual. so now does seem like an opportunity, i think, in large part because of the acts of terror that have happened in san bernardino and then orlando. >> i think there is an opportunity, but all of us who watched this over the years after newtown were so feel so cynical of getting anything
done. from the senator, is there anything that can be done short of changing the statutes. red flags that pop up to the fbi if somebody has been under investigation, but that investigation is now closed. which is what the fbi's argument is in this case. is there something that can happen short of having to actually get congressional approval. >> there are restrictions on what the fbi can do and what they can be notified of. director comey has been clear they are going to perhaps get a notification of an individual when they are trying to buy a weapon. they need to be kept on these lists in order to get that done. that's one of the clear things they have to look at. they have this guy on a list and took him off. so it might be a reminder for the fbi to try u to be a little more careful so they get the
notification, but all they get is the notification. they'd have no ability to deny guns. that's what's so dangerous. >> speed round here. >> 8 million of these weapons are already in circulation. anything you can do? is the cat already out of the bag on this problem? >> i think that's difficult. i think if we were to get an assault weapons back on the books, it's not likely we're going to take weapons out in commercial circulation back. but what we know is that even as you make small dents in the number of high powered and illegal weapons on the streets, you get lower gun crimes. we have seen that in connecticut. i don't think that's an excuse not to act because we can't solve the entire problem. that doesn't mean we shouldn't try to stop new weapons from getting out on the street. >> despite what you think about donald trump overall, could he be used as position as a
construction force to try to peel away some republicans. >> so long is he is going to negotiate the national security of the united states with the nra. that's not constructive. let me give you a news flash. the nra is not going to support any measures to stem gun violence in this country. they just aren't. so long as that's donald trump's positioning, i'm not sure he's sending any u positive signals. >> why not use him as a wedge against the nra? >> i haven't seen that yet. he's announced to erbe he won't support anything that the nra won't. what's going to change this is republican senators, especially those going bab to the lek rat, are scared to death of voting against the measure that we got a vote scheduled on on monday. that's what's going to change this. >> senator chris murphy, thank you so much. we appreciate you being with us. >> thanks. >> bernie sanders sent a video addressing he's ready to start taking on donald trump in the
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then we have katty kay. i think that is anchor. a lot to get to this morning. let's start with that absolutely fascinating memo circulating around the state department. >> u.s. diplomats are urging the white house to change its course in dealing with the civil war in syria. "the new york times" is reporting that a seemingly unprecedented dejection from 51 state department diplomats. in an internal memo filed in a channel, they are calling for u.s. strikes against the regime of president bashar al assad. they say that would help drive stronger u.s. diplomatic efforts. just on wednesday, the secretary of state called a truce. violence there shows no signs of e baiting in this 5-year-old conflict that has claimed the lives of 400,000 people. the head of the cia is offering a new stark warning to
lawmakers about isis saying the terror group is as dangerous as ever. that's the assessment director john brennan gave the intelligence committee yester y yesterday. he says isis is bigger and more widespread than al qaeda ever was and that efforts to beat the group overseas have not slowed its efforts to carry out terror attacks. he also warned isis will try to tap into lone wolf attackers like the orlando nightclub shooter. >> as we have seen in orlando, san bernardino and elsewhere, imogen lloyd webber is attempt i is attempting to inspire attacks. a senior figure publicly urged followers to conduct attacks in home countries if they were unable to travel to syria and iraq. >> he went on to say that the cia has found no connection between mateen and any terrorist groups overseas. clearly cia not happybout the state of isis and how it can
still conduct these attacks. >> and saying it just outright, a more dangerous organization than an organization that killed over 3,000 americans in september 11th. >> right. obviously under president obama's watch it will be part of his legacy. what's interest iing about the memo isn't that the memo is unprecedented. it's the fact that it leaked. there are people inside obama's white house and administration who want him to do something that they are willing to litigate this on the front page of "the new york times." >> what's actually even scarier is the shooter had no connection. >> whether you have any connection or knowledge or understanding, i get to brand myself now. >> i talked to people that
former fbi officers who say isis? they are saying this off the air. he had a thousand things going on in his life and just at the end he decides to scoop up isis and attach it to himself. >> it's strike iing that isis provides a prepackaged sense of importance for people who might otherwise be deranged killers that they can affiliate with isis. it's actually a part of some bigger important struggle. >> and it puts pressure not only on brennan but lawmakers to do something. >> it puts pressure on people who are running for president as well. it's why you have republicans as well as democrats essentially saying that a lot of the rhetoric going on right now on
the campaign trail is directly affecting the american ability to fight this war against isis. i think that's why you have seen a lot of people in the national security committee raise concerns about the policies he's pushing forward. >> that's caused a riff in the. party. we saw more of that yesterday. >> donald trump did during the primaries. but that partnership going into the general elections is is looking more and more fraught at the moment. trump is brushing off the republican national committee's advice and what did you expect them to do. with politico reporting that the rnc is being tasked with infrastructure typically managed by the campaign itself and distrust from the nominee side as trump fired political director has joined as a
consultant. they tweeted that everything is fine. reports of discord are pure fiction. this as republicans are sounding less confident. duncan hunter of california brushed aside questions about trump yesterday saying, quote, i'm not a surrogate. hunter was one of the first members of congress to endorse trump and is the co-chair of house leadership committee. but paul ryan is standing firm in his own endorsement of trump. >> any scenario you would rescind your endorsement? >> i don't have a plan to do that. we're going to agree to disagree on some things. we don't want another democrat in the white house. i u can tell you that.
we have a lot of common. ground on a lot of things. >> that's not a hard no. >> it's still cowardly. this is a man who says a hispanic can't judge me. he's said some very sexist things. he has principle problems with donald trump. the fact he is still endorsing this man, he's endorsing those policies. paul ryan needs to realize that's what he's doing. >> i'm struck by the relationship with the rnc. what he's doing is saying all these things i hate to do, organizing, hiring field staff, raising money are your problem. so if i u don't win. >> and i'm not going to listen to you. >> i feel like it's a set up for a loss. it's a set up to say, you know, the problems that i had are actually the rnc's fault and not
mine. >> he's still not hiring anybody. still not spending money organize iing. he's certainly not self-funding his campaign. he's not organizing at all. he's not doing any of the things required to win the white house. >> reince priebus has been the person in the republican party who has been most encouraging and welcoming to donald trump. he was out there the first time tweeting on when trump won indiana. i had somebody say to me at what point does reince priebus look bad. that tweet i was reminded of that comment. >> it's like u a little mom and pop thing there. there's no trump organization even on the business side of things. and that's not going to change. >> there's no organization to
speak of. and the organization that they have is very small. and there's mass i have in fighting going on there every day. they can't get anything done. they can't hire u new people. the few people that are there are fighting each other every day instead of fighting hillary. >> it does still seem there's this core of people within the family that donald trump listens to. his daughter and son-in-law have particularly u close relationship with him. but it doesn't seem to have grown very much beyond that. you can grow an organization as much as you like, but you're still going to have to listen to the people that you have around you if you're going to take in outside advice. let's get one more piece of news from capitol hill. this was pretty surprising. he's usually known as a voice of calm amid-a combustible campaign season. senator john mccain turned heads yesterday when he said this about president obama.
>> barack obama is directly responsible for it, because when he pulled everybody out of iraq, al qaeda went to syria and became isis and isis is what it is today thanks to barack obama's failures, utter failures by pulling everybody out of iraq thinking that conflicts and just because so the responsibility for it lies with president obama and his failed policies. directly responsible because he pulled everybody out of iraq and i u predicted at the time that isis would go unchecked and there would be attacks on the united states of america. it's a matter of record. so he is droektly responsible. >> no surprise the reaction from the left was swift. a spokesman for harry reid said, quote, mccain's unhinged comments suggest the latest proof that senate republicans are puppets of donald trump. before long, mccain took to twitter saying he misspoke,
didn't mean the president was personally responsible and, quote, to clarify, i was referring to president obama's national security decisions that have led to the rise of imogen lloyd webber not to the president himself. we caught up with him on capitol hill as well. >> i believe that the fact of what i said u and meant was that the president's actions by pulling everybody out of iraq, which led them to al qaeda moving to syria, which meant the bit of isis and failure to address the threat of isis, which i predicted. the director of national intelligence has predicted. we predict more attacks. if the president had not pulled everybody out, you never would have seen the rise of isis. he bears responsibility. >> i want to be clear. >> i'm not backtracking on anything. i'm saying that the president of the united states actions were
responsible because of the full withdrawal of troops from iraq, which led them to al qaeda going to syria, which led to isis and our failure to have a strategy to destroy isis has led the atoon attacks on the united states. that was predicted by many and others. >> despite mccain saying he misspoke, the trump campaign seemed to not find anything wrong with the first it ration. his campaign manager tweeted link to an article with the headline "john mccain: obama is directly responsible for orlando attack". just an interesting note, the link was to a "washington post" piece. that's the news organization that the trump campaign has banned. >> are you banned? are we banned here? >> it's sort of a dilly thing. >> first, to say as he did clearly that the president was
directly responsible for the massacre in orlando is reprehensible. that as donald trump suggesting that barack obama, the commander-in-chief, is sympathetic with trusts. you can certainly hold the president accountable and responsible for his policies on isis. that's what we should do in this country. but when john mccain says that obama is responsible for causing this general problem because he pulled everybody out of iraq, he seems to forget a tweet he put out in 2010. when john mccain wrote, last american combat troops leave iraq. i think george bush deserve ises some credit. i u wonder if he thinks george bush deserves some blame for what happened in orlando. i don't think george bush deserves blame. kpi don't think barack obama does either. >> watching john mccain there it seemed like he knew he overstepped when he linked it
direct ly to what happened in orlando. >> he didn't admit it though. >> he should have walked it back. to say that the president caused that to happen is ridiculous. >> the john mccain there really reminds me of the john mccain who came back to the senate after the end of the 2008 campaign. i remember being in elevators and having him looking at the floor, grouching at his aids n a mood that was really negative. since then and in the following eight years, i have covered him extensively and he's usually this cheerful, full of life, having a good time, working on serious things, but a completely different demeanor. what you're seeing there is a reflection of the difficult position that he's in every day trying to grapple with how to handle donald trump and that the precarious position that he's in this this election fight in arizona. >> john mccain has been very consistent. i know this because he's
channelled this. very consistent about the void in iraq and what was going to be caused by it. i want to give viewers at home this understanding that mccain talking about what he said yesterday being inappropriate that if you look at what he said over the past six years, he's been more right about iraq and more right about syria. 2010 he praised the pull out. >> but at the same time, he was jabbing at somebody. a lot of other people were saying the same thing. so mccain from 2009 forward, i can go back to 2006 where he was lecturing me on giving petraeus a chance on the search. i didn't think 30,000 was going
to be enough troops. mccain has warned everybody. he's warned everybody that's going to happen in iraq. you go back and look all the those warnings. he's been right. >> i totally understand. i'm just adding context to that. we have already explained how bad he said yesterday. when you talk about the frustration, now let's get to what he said u yesterday and donny deutsch that reenforces for swing voters the belief that the party is crazy and unhinged and their u top lead rers now saying that barack obama is a secret member of isis. because that's what i would be saying if democrats were running around lobbing these bombs about a republican president.
saying he's in on the attack or directly responsible. this is a very negative one-two punch for the republican party and it's going to be dufifficul for them to get around it. >> i always thought a terrorist attack helps trump. let's get kraez si u. it's been the opposite. as a country, we have come together and you saw the response of those two candidates in the wake, more than anything. and overwhelmingly the clinton response is the response that we need in a leader that makes people feel a certain way, that the women suburban voters will go for. i think that the reactions of those two candidates was the nail in the coffin, as far as i'm concerned, for donald trump. it's not what this country is about. and i actually think you get the fear of the way trump would
actually react in a real life u situation is stunning. that is what they u push back. >> and katty kay, he wanted to turn syria over to putin. you had hillary clinton right after the attacks saying yes. it's islamic extremism and we're going to crush it. . and we're also going to work to make sure we integrate as many muslim americans into the fabric of american society as possible. >> donald trump's lack of specificity when it comes to policy to back up his statement that he will defeat so-called islamic state and defeat them fast is one of the most staggering parts of his campaign so far. he's gone from everything saying we should let isis take damascus and get rid of assad and we'll sweep up the remnants. that's a terrifying prospect. we just don't know. i think maybe u i agree with
donny deutsch. i thought an attack of this kind would help donald trump in the way u that san bernardino did, the way that paris did, boosted his approval ratings because he was seen as being tough and he said it on this program before. they thought i was tough on immigration and came terrorist attacks and assumed i would be tough on terrorism as well. certainly there are people who will look at how donald trump has responded and say we like that. but i think overall, it's going to raise questions about what is is his actual policy for doing what he says he's going to do. >> stay with us. still ahead on "rning joe," chuck todd joins us. he sat down with paul ryan and we're going to hear some of what he told chuck. and halle jackson will be with us as well. and bernie sanders' campaign manager is our guest. you're watching "morning joe," we'll be right back.
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conscience. of course, i wouldn't do that. i get this. this is a strange situation. i feel as the speaker of the house i should not be leading a cass m. that will knock us out of the white house. >> that was paul ryan talking to chuck todd about donald trump. it's a strange time for the party of lincoln and republicans whose new speaker has devote d o much time to continuing the party's inclusive heritage. to living up to the words of lincoln's second inaugural. to see the right, let us strive on to finish the work to bind up the nation's wounds. i have gone back to those words as the man who seeks to claim the standard of lincoln leads
down a path. to relation that are so small and constrained and twisted that they twist only in his own mind. i think of how lincoln set out to be republican president. he bought a little newspaper in illinois to communicate with the target audience. exclusively in their native tongue, which was german. but that was a long time ago and if you have to go back to the guy that's on the penny, it's probably time to update your resume. kept was advanced when today's republican nominee was supporting jimmy carter. kemp's economic ideas fuelled the reagan revolution and linked
those policies to fighting poverty in urban areas where there were not a lot of republican votes. kemp was after solutions. but he was also setting an example for the next generation of republican leaders. like his protege paul ryan. who was fighting for those ideas when today's nominee was praising hillary clinton as a strong leader and contributing to her campaigns. and for a more reason example, let's look to governor hailey, who allowed the country to close a painful chapter in its history. she's just one of many in a generation of republicans who would open the party's doors rather than wall them off. to those wishing to transcend the bounds of race as well as political, religious, geographic and cultural divisions to bind our nation's wounds when we so
desperately need healing, it's the oldest american idea out of many, one. as the speaker says, this is a strange situation. and trump is a unique nominee. he and other leaders now must have themselves if they are willing to trade in their republican ideals and warp their u legacy and what they have worked for their entire life simply to match the moment. what side of history will today's republican leaders stand on during these defining days? will they stand on the shoulders of lincoln or in the dark shadows of fear and division? the time to make that choice is running out. let's bring in moderator of "meet the press" chuck todd. also online editor pr the weekly standard and nbc news correspondent hally jackson.
we were try iing to figure out what paul ryan was saying in that press conference. it seemed like he didn't have any plans at the moment to change his support for donald trump. >> it feels as if, and i can tell you this. every single republican that's on the ballot and in november is in the field. they have all called up their pollste pollsters. they are all in the field and all looking right now. they are all going to get their results next week. they are all going to look and if their numbers are looking like trump's numbers, then you can see this is where the could get organic.
it does seem as if it there's a whole bunch of people on capitol hill. there's a bunch of republicans that are running for office that are hoping, wishing something is going to change. but nobody is ready to step up and call the play. that seems to be what's missing. >> i've been watching you chase republicans with cameras and they are running away from you. as you are looking them in the eyes, what's your sense? do you sense that they are about to make the turn and really kind of draw that line in the sand? >> here's a couple things. listening to chuck and listening to joe, republicans here on the hill do not want to talk about donald trump. they did a little bit towards the beginning over the last couple weeks after the comments, nobody wants to talk about him. people get annoyed. they understand this is what they have to deal with given he's the presumptive nominee, but it's rare to find a republican who is eager to talk about the person at the top of
the ticket, which is something i don't see on the democratic side. senators and congressmen and women because they know they can pivot to donald trump. so i get the sense, frankly, that there are going to be some republican who is will come out as never trump. there are going to be lawmakers who will never come out one way or the other who until the election in november just say, hey, i'm still deciding. i'm still deciding. and cruz is somebody who is styling himself as the leader of the conservative grass roots movement. there's a chance that come november we still won't know which way u ted cruz voted. there's a real deep sense of concern. do they sit it out? because they don't want to vote for hillary clinton either.
>> so michael warren, as we're talking here about the potential repercussions for donald trump here. hillary clinton has attacked him on his fitness to be commander-in-chief. now you have written a little bit about trump's comments on veterans. how do you think what he has said and give us a little bit of background will potentially affect national security, the party s this an acceptable line of conversation for him going forward? >> just for a little context, this was the other night in north carolina. donald trump an aside. he makes a statement about the fact that some soldiers in the iraq war were handing out baskets of money. and he wondered out loud whether they were living fine and doing well right now. sort of implying that these american soldiers had stolen money and the campaign says he was talking about iraqi soldiers and not american soldiers.
that doesn't make any sense because it would be american soldiers passing out american dollars. >> he made that claim before last fall. >> that's right, in new hampshire. you have to wonder not just to be a republican. if you're anybody who cares about the troops and understands the sacrifices that they made and understand even the specific troops whose task was to pass out money to help rebuild iraq after going through and deposing saddam hussein. these people were under a lot of pressure. there was a lot of dangerous. they we known to be carrying around a lot of money. it was a dangerous task. for donald trump, the presumptive nominee for president who wants to be commander-in-chief to say this sort of flippantly wondering whether they skimmed money off the top for their own benefit, you have to wonder is this guy u really prepared to be
commander-in-chief. one of our writers asked paul ryan, tried to ask paul ryan that question yesterday. said i'm not taking your question right now. never really has gotten an answer to it. you have to wonder if if republican leaders are going to feel pressure about the broader question of whether or not donald trump really understands the gravity of what it means to be commander-in-chief and that the things he says have a real effect. >> back to this idea of how republicans are trying to find a way u to distance themselves from donald trump. given the changes in communications and political landscape, is it easier or harder to distance yourself from the top of the ticket nowadays? >> i think it's easier if you don't hide. i'll say this. look at the difference between paul ryan and some of the senate candidates that are running. outside of ron johnson, all of the other senate candidates, they have all really hidden.
paul ryan knows clearly he's not comfortable supporting donald trump. but he's out there talking about it. and he's out there explaining it. and if you talk to e people that have watched ryan on this, they say, you know, better to be out there explaining it so you can create your own identity here. i think those that are hiding are making a mistake. if they think hiding is going to distance themselves, that makes them look like a typical politician. >> are we headed towards a cascade moment where the dam breaks and every republican in congress is out there saying i stand against trump, i divorce myself from him, he's not my nominee? >> i think we could, but it takes leadership to do that. and i think a lot of it is going to depend -- if 50 republicans come back next week and go, you have no idea the polling memo i
just got from my pollster. this is crazy. we have to stop it. if suddenly richard burr goes up to mitch mcconnell and goes, my god, you have no idea. roy blunt, who is up in missouri, you have no idea. that's what i think it would take. then mcconnell and ryan come out and say, enough is enough. unbind the delegates. let's make one more attempt to press the eject button. >> you look at the numbers over the past week. the bloomberg poll, the republican brand is at its lowest number that it's been at. donald trump's numbers are collapsing. you look at the disapproval ratings he's had. they are staggering. 52% with white working class americans. 89% with hispanics. 94% with black americans. 65 prs with women.
>> are you hearing there's already senators seeing these poll numbers and talking to leaders? >> you can see it in the way mitch mcconnell is approach iin this. the fact saying donald trump, please stop. by the end of the week he's saying i'm not talking about this anymore. >> we have never seen trump run defensively and from behind. you can see there will be that next thing that's even more horrific that he says that will be the trigger at that moment. there will be that next thing that's even more outrageous because he's running as the beaten up guy. >> the ogeous comments at not only a quick clip, but they are actually surpass whag he said in the past. if your parents were born in mexico, you're not qualified to be a judge. and the same thing with the muslim ban. that continues but now he's saying soldiers are stealing
money. >> it's the comments section in an article in the internet. >> he accepted congratulations after the shootings in orlando. those are the words he used. >> chuck todd, thank you so much. we'll be watching your interview with paul ryan on "meet the press" this sunday. we're going to be watching "road warriors" this afternoon. thank you so much. we'll be right back with much more "morning joe." where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked we enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions,
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i know senator sanders agrees with me. >> yes, i do agree. and thank you for allowing me to speak to you today. you name it. and some of the best cinnamon rolls i have ever tasted. i do have one improvement for them, though. we need to make them free. >> that was jack aloe in chicago showing larry david how tooz a bernie sanders impression. jeff weaver, let's go to katty
kay in washington. she has the first question. >> jeff, why do you still have a job? isn't it time that the senator got out of this race now? >> well, i don't think so. bernie sanders has been fighting for a progressive agenda his whole life. i started working for him 30 years ago this month. and for him, this has always been about that. i think he's articulated that on the stump now the entire year. and what he's trying to do is continue to make the changes we need so that the american government works for all people in this country and not just a few. >> jeff, donny deutsch, congratulations, you have run a brilliant campaign. this is a simple yes or no answer. is bernie sanders still running for president, yes or no? >> yes, he is. he's an active candidate for president. >> do you think it is time for that to change? what's the reason? i know he wants t push his
progressive agenda forward. wouldn't it be more productive at this point to be working with hillary on what the issues that are important to him and he does have the club right now as opposed to saying i'm still running for president? >> i think we are in discussions with the clinton campaign. that's been widely reported. the secretary and senator met in person a couple nights ago. i'm in communication with the clinton campaign on a daily basis. so we are working towards coming to a resolution on a number of issues. over 12 million people voted for bernie sanders over this past year. those people need to have their voices heard. that's going ensure is going to happen. >> he's shown how easy it is to peel away millennials. they desperately want change. how easy it is to poll them away from a status quo candidate. where do they go it she's the nominee? is it possible they sit out?
>> we are trying to make sure they understand that bernie sanders is going to make sure their voice is heard. the change that they came out and voted for during the course of this campaign does not go away. >> let me interrupt you. this generation isn't interested in endorsements. they are not going to vote for somebody because somebody says to vote for them. how does the top of the ticket attract millennials in a way that senator sanders could. how does she do it? >> that's what he's been saying during the end of this process. i received criticism, but there's a burden to demonstrate they have heard young people. they understand their concerns. they are going to fight for a really progressive agenda. they are going to deal with some of the issues that young people are concerned about like the high cost of college education
in a meaningful way. that's the burden. that's what these discussions are about. can we get to a place where we know their voices will be heard. >> it's nice to see you. you've been with bernie sanders for decades. he's called you a friend. you were in the room when he and hillary clinton met. i'm wondering, do you think u that bernie sanders trusts hillary clinton as a person? do you think that he believes that she's going to do the things that she tells him she's going to do? >> they have known each other for years. they served together in the senate. i'm confident he bieves the secretary's word is good if she makes a commitment to a particular issue or to a process change she's going to follow through on it, yes, i u think he does. >> jeff weaver, thank you so much. we appreciate you being with us. >> happy to be here, thank you. still ahead on "morning joe" -- >> today, once again, as has
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up next, bill clinton says not intervening to stop the genocide in rwanda is one of the biggest regrets of his presidency. will president obama look back on this time and regret doing nothing in syria. we'll have more on the state department internal memo urging the president to change his strategy. plus, we'll play a little game. did donald trump say it yesterday or last year? we'll show you just how little his stump speech has change ed since he announced his candidacy. "morning joe" back in a moment.
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we have losers. one year, the escalator. one year. this is the one-year anniversary. we won't be using a man like secretary kerry that has absolutely no concept of negotiation. at 73 years old, he participated in a bicycle race. goes into a bicycle race at 72 years old. he fell off the bicycle and broke his leg and falls and breaks his leg. and he was like out of it. this is our negotiators. i won't be doing that. and i promise, i will never be in a bicycle race. i promise you that i will never participate in a bicycle race during a major negotiation. >> but they all said a lot of the pundits on television.
but pundits that truly hate me. people that despice donald trump. well, donald will never run. donald trump will never run. we will make america great again, and it will be. >> you know, a lot of people talked and we waved them off. oh, it's just a summer fling. it's just summer romance. it is, but the problem is that summer romance like continued, and the 17-year-old became 70 and he's still acting the same exact way. you're just wondering what's going on. good morning. it's friday, june 17th. mika has the morning off. congratulations. this is graduation weekend for carly. big, big hand. i know they're enjoying that with us. on set advertising legend to bring you down, donny deutsch. senior political columnist for national journal and author of the book "love that boy" ron
fournier, nicholas confisori and chris jansing. in washington we've got anchor for bbc news america, katty kay. a lot to talk about today. a couple of random things. your book, i love that boy, i saw a tweet last night. you talked about how the middle school kid that didn't have anybody over to their birthday party. >> a parent tweeted she was trying to have a birthday party for her child and nobody would rsvp which happens a lot, especially with kids with special needs. they reached out to the local police department and a whole bunch of cops showed up with presents. first, why can't more parents get their kids to other kids' parties. thank god for the police mily >> i'm going to say two or three of the saddest days as a parent
for me was when that happened with my son when he had asper r asperger's in middle school. you sit there and it just breaks your heart. i saw that last night and i wanted to say for parents out there, and for you there's such great hope. andrew is extraordinary now. he's graduated from college. >> that's great. >> he just got married. >> that's wonderful. and he is so happy, and his mother and i could never have imagined just what extraordinary strides that he made because of friends and community members that came around him and really helped him grow. >> it does take a village, doesn't it? >> in the case of andrew scarborough, it took not only a village but a loving village, and everybody came together and did remarkable things. >> unfortunately it's not just parents of special needs kids.
we all go through it at some point where our kids feel ostracized her bullied. whenever you see a jerky kid, you meet the parents, jerky parents. that's what i found over the years. there's nothing like watching your kid suffer or not feel part of something, and -- >> you know, you just stay in it. i have another child that, you know, going through some things, and i had people say, well, you know, how long are you going to stay in there? i said let me tell you, this is, of course, somebody that didn't have kids. let me tell you what parenting is like. you have 15 rounds. and it's like ali and frazier. in the 15th round you're slumped and you're dead. and guess what happens then? the bell rings again. it's the 16th round and you know what you do? you lift yourself off the chair, bloodied and beaten and you go back in there again for the 16th, 17th, however many rounds it takes. it's how many rounds you go in
there and keep fighting, and you stay in there. and you know what? most of the time, good things happen. i know they have with me. i'm so blessed by god and so blessed by the family that surrounded my children. but it is a battle. my grandmom always gave me this bumper sticker that said the battle is the lord's. i know what she was talking about. >> the battle never ends. even when they grow up. >> big kids, big problems. nick, you just had your first child last month. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> take a deep breath. >> round one. >> because it is forever. katty kay, you know it is forever well. big kids. big problems. but i will tell you, even bigger rewards. it's pretty xrooextraordinary. i didn't mean for this to be a kids, parents thing. >> why not? it's father's day weekend.
>> before we break into news, i want to -- let's talk really quickly about some, well, we had some happy news out of england yesterday, followed immediately by tragic news about this young, talented, gifted young member of parliament that was just gunned down needlessly in her home district. >> we all live in a country where we kind vf got inoculated to the news that people have been shot. really, this just doesn't happen in the uk. and the news that jo cox, 41 years old, a mother herself. she has two very young kids. a woman who has worked for aid agencies who really has committed herself to serving other people. i spoke to somebody last night who knew her and worked with her on maternal mortality issues around though world. a fabulous woman. not self-aggrandizing. didn't take herself seriously.
really determined to serve her population and constituents. and she was killed while on the street about to go to the local library to meet with her constituents. in england we call it surgery for mps. she was about to hold surgery in yorkshire and this guy came up and stabbed her and shot her and it's really stunned the country, joe. really, really has. gabby giveoffords, a congress wn who has been shot, survived and she sent a message of condolence to jo's family. >> apparently a deranged local which we'll have more information on that throughout the show. but let's go right now to our lead story this morning that's actually just in this morning. >> we're going to take you to iraq. iraqi forces claim to have liberated parts of the center of fallujah, raising the nation's flag over a local government building there. according to a police source, they didn't face tough resistance from isis militants because many of them had already
escaped. u.s. officials are urging the white house to change its course in dealing with the civil war in syria. "the new york times" is reporting that a seemingly unprecedented objection to administration policy comes from 51 state department diplomats. in an internal memo filed in a dissent channel, they call for u.s. strikes against the regime of president bashar al assad. they say that would help drive stronger u.s. diplomatic efforts. just on wednesday, the secretary of state called a truce that is frayed and at risk. and violence shows no signs of abating there in the five-year-old conflict that has so far claimed the lives of an estimated 400,000 people. joe, the syrian situation just seems to get worse by the moment. >> it really does. we've seen it unfolding before our eyes nonstop. it's been a nightmare. we've seen it around this set in realtime. >> can't claim we didn't know. >> can't claim we didn't know and you can go back and find
clips where we would ask policymakers. i say 20,000 have died there. what are we going to do? well, it's tough. 40,000 have died there. i remember the summer that's 40,000 became 100,000. and we'd say to policymakers, what do we do? well, it's difficult. it's very difficult. i say that's what you said when 20,000 died. then it's 200,000. we're up to 400,000. the bitter irony that samantha power, the woman that won a pulitzer for writing a problem from hell is now a leader in this administration that has turned a blind eye, and the entire west, has turned a blind eye to violence and bloodshed that actually would have made the bosnians blush is pretty remarkable. pretty staggering. >> it is staggering, but it does point out the dichotomy.
we're not sure air strikes would work. we've seen what's hand when we've toppled other regimes. we want to do the right thing. we want to save people. we don't want to have this kind of bloodshed but we as a country don't really want to go beyond drone strikes and air strikes. we don't want to talk about having ground troops. if we did, we don't want to talk about how do we get more than 1% of our population fighting in a war. do we do mandatory national service that would get more people in the military. we want to have our hands clean but have our conscience clean. in this day and age, i don't know if you can have both. >> i don't think you can have both. you look over the past several years since this has been going. it's not just the 400 dead, that strategy in syria. it's a refugee crisis that has rocked the world, that has rocked the middle east, that's rocked europe, that's helped to create isis. and yet all we hear is, well, it's just too tough. it's too difficult. at some point we've got to do something to stop this.
>> i think at every stage, the debate within the administration has been, will more action make things worse or better are? is there a way to improve this by acting? i think the president has decided at various stages to do too much more will just embroil us in one more conflict like iraq. and the country, as you were saying, ron, i don't think there's a huge amount of appetite in the country for a huge intervention. >> what would you do? >> you know, i would have years ago started to work with the world community and say we have no choice. >> but today. you're in charge. you push the button. sometimes there's a rubik's cube and you work with the world community. >> today, 400,000 people have died. we have a humanitarian crisis that's unpress didncedented acr europe since world war ii. people get upset when they see little pictures of children drowning. we get upset and do nothing. >> what does the world community
do? >> the first thing the world community does is they go in together and create a safe zone in syria. a huge safe zone. and we provide free passage back to the syrians that have been spread all across the globe. and, yes, we contribute a lot of money. along with the rest of the world. along with saudi arabia. along with japan. along with china. along with everybody in the world community. and we let isis or anybody else know, if they get in the way of the syrian refugees returning to their homeland, we will shoot them dead right where they are. we will use any force necessary to allow as many syrians to come home as possible, and we will kill anybody that stands in their way. as for assad, assad must go. 400,000 dead. there is no other choice. and by the way, i have moved on
that. if we have to replace him the same way we replaced hitler in 1945, then that's how we do it. >> on the other side of the argument, and, obviously, heinous leader, saddam hussein. every time we take one of these guys out, gadhafi, every time we take a monster out, there's a vacuum that's worse than the monster. i'm not saying -- >> i understand, but what saddam hussein was doing was internal for the most part. what assad has done has brought a great unbalance to the middle east and to the world. has helped create and foment isis. there is a void -- >> every time we take a monster out -- >> i understand but you can't keep fighting the last war. we have been fighting the last war like geners always fight the last war. and 400,000 people are dead. the middle east is in chaos. other governments may topple because of that chaos. europe is in chaos. we are seeing europe's --
>> got it. >> katty, we are seeing europe's governments actually change radically under the pressure of these refugees. we are seeing the entire face of europe changing politically because of this. this is a crisis unlike iraq, which was contained in iraq. and we screwed up going in. this is a crisis, katty that is impacting the entire globe and yet we sit back and do nothing. >> it's a crisis of missed opportunities. if we acted much sooner five years ago when this war broke out, if the west had backed what was then a secular moderate opposition to president assad that was making gains against the regime of assad, we could have had an impact. i think you are right, joe. the choice now is primarily to address the humanitarian crisis, and that starts with a safe haven and a no-fly zone. and that has to be implemented and enforced. we have to help the jordanians
whose population is overwhelmed with refugees. the lebanese who are countries being destabilized. a third of the population of lebanon are syrian refugees. imagine what that does to a tiny country. the political pressure that puts on it. we have to get them back into a safe haven and do everything to protect that safe haven both from isis and primarily from the government of asaud. it's remarkable to me that something that i keep hearing from administration officials, they think is a good idea, has not happened yet. >> and we've been hearing from administration officials and foreign policy people for four years. it's just too hard. and it started when assad crossed the red line, and the president backed off. >> the problem for the administration point of view is that they are concerned that intervention, going against the assad regime is going to lead to a conflict with russia and iran. as nick says, they are concerned there is no appetite for this. do you think there's appetite in congress for doing what you're talking about? do you think in this political climate and given the weariness
of the american people that there's an appetite for this? those are two separate questions, whether or not you are drawing russia and iran into this and appetite. it does, though, when you have this syrian critique of 51 different people, it's an embarrassment, first of all, for the administration, but it also, i think, points to the idea that we need to have serious discussions. we are in the middle of a political campaign. this is not going to go away in january when the new president takes office. there needs to be a serious convsation on the campaign trail about these kinds of issues. >> is there an appetite for the united states of america to send 200,000 troops in and spend a trillion? no, there is not. this is up to the west primarily. this is up to the world community. this is up -- >> when have they stepped up with us ever? >> 1991. >> okay. >> they stepped up. you know why? because we had a man named george h.w. bush who knew how to bring together an international coalition and tell those that
weren't fighting, like japan, you're not going to fight? okay. you're going to pay. >> didn't have as much baggage as the u.s. and the west has now. >> to argue your point now -- >> the problem though is -- >> this is the middle east's problem. >> it's our problem, too. >> this is europe's problem. this is the world's problem. this isn't about america going after saddam hussein. this is an international -- >> can't wave a magic wand and make the international community come around. >> no. >> to your point, it isn't the public's appetite. the president's appetite. if the president wants to make this happen he'd make the case and rally the people of america behind it and rally the world behind it. the reason is the president doesn't have the appetite to do this. he doesn't think it's the right thing to do. >> the president never has had the appetite for this. and by the way, the president doesn't have the relationship with foreign policy leaders either because that's just not something he ever valued. >> how does any candidate run for office where basically we've seen trump rally this 20
million, 30 million disenfranchised americans who can't find jobs. how do you sell, i'm going to use the word sell, the human atrocities and toll speaks for themselves. how do you sell us putting resources to the american public when what's going on here with infrastructure and jobs and going on across the country, what is going on with terrorism that we just came off the worst week as long as we can remember as far as we need to put more resources behind things. how do you sell that? >> it's connected. terrorism is connected. c katty kay, it's so connected. the chaos across europe is coming to america. and there is no doubt there are hundreds of thousands of refugees. they are creating chaos across europe right now. they are spreading across the globe. they are coming to america. and it's not a matter of if. it's a matter of when, right?
>> we know that thousands of people who have gone to train and fight with isis in northern syria have foreign passports. now we don't know the exact number that have access to american passports but they have access to travel around the globe. that's a terrifying prospect. and you have to deal with the syrian issue if you're going to deal with the refugee crisis in europe and deal with the terrorism crisis that is spreading through europe and here to north america as well. it is connected. we can't just ignore this one. it's happening. and it's having a direct impact on us here. >> still ahead, it's been a week since donald trump has led in a public poll. but he's not worried. plus -- >> i love the cowboys hats, but i like the make america great hats, too. you know the protester just gave me an idea. we'll say make america great again on a cowboy hat, right? i love that idea. thank you, mr. protester. >> all right. new ideas just streaming in day
in and day out in the trump campaign. is donald trump interested in becoming president or developing the trump brand? the question actually answers itself. we're going to talk about whether he can eat his vegetables and do what it takes to win the white house. first, bill karins with a check on the forecast. >> working on my brand. this weekend the brand is going to be stamped with a big "h" for hot and hazy and humid. record highs. the problem we're dealing with in the far west, the sherpa fire, santa barbara county. this is in steep terrain. you can see the angle of those flames. firefighters are struggling immensely to approach this fire on foot. 100 firefighters are on this. still 0% contained and now three days in. here's the forecast for the fire. temperatures go up on sunday to 96 with gusts to 20. don't expect that blaze to go away any time soon. the rest of today, clearing it out from philadelphia northwards. showers around d.c. very hot in the middle of the country. and the heat is beginning to spread. the heat dome is heading to the west.
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news. i'm getting a little tired of cable. it's coming out of my ears. i can't watch. variety, the big magazine that covers entertainment, they said trump gives cable the biggest year ever in profits and viewers. what do i get out of it? i get nothing out of it, right? >> i just want to wear my beak a little bit. >> actually "vanity fair" yesterday reporting that donald trump and his people are trying to figure out how to use this to create their own cable news channel after that happened. >> so he's building this base. doesn't matter whether he wins or loses. he builds a base, a hard core solid base. he keeps them. he starts trump tv and he makes millions and millions of dollars off of it. of course, the republican party dies. he kills the republican party. he wipes out the republican senator but he is building, as
"vanity fair" says, he is building a hard core base to start a cable news channel. >> and an online community. >> not always an open question, is he running to run for president and win or to build donald trump? and at first it was, build donald trump. and later on it was, no, he's running for president now. now we're back again to the first idea which is perhaps this is really about building the brand. >> i get asked that all the time. does donald trump really want to be president? >> no. i've asked him that. from the beginning i've said that. from an enterprise point of view, the brand is tarnished because he can't do anything advertiser related anymore. the value of his buildings even goes down. we'll have a third party in this country going forward. it will be the trump party. it will be a tv network. it will be the glenn beck formula of $2 a month subscription, 20 million people, and that is the irony. he'll end up richer than ever
and after every event, let's say we have a state of union, the cameras will go to trump and his third party. >> oh, you're saying whenever he loses. >> after he loses, he still would be a party. >> that's the irony. that's the plan. >> sounds like the plan to me. katty kay, i'm glad he has a plan to get rich off of this campaign. he doesn't have a plan to win it. >> remember the time he tried to sell steaks at a press conference? a year after announcing his candidacy and declaring he doesn't nid anybody's money, he's angling away from the battleground states and focusing on fund-raising. the private events for donors were often scheduled first followed by his campaign rallies. and that trump has informed people raising money for his campaign that he's not interested in traveling to states for donor events unless there's a rally scheduled as well. >> wait, wait. so, okay, hold on a second.
before we go to hillary. so, nick, donald trump is saying i'm not going to do a fund-raiser unless i have a rally in a state that's not a battleground state. that he's going to lose. >> there are four major states for raising money. florida, texas, california and new york. only florida is a battleground state. the other states are a waste of time in a general election. and if he feels he has to have the rally to raise the money, it's just not a great plan. >> he doesn't need the rally to raise the money. he needs the rally to affirm his self-worth. this is the most insecure man and whose whole self worth is wrapped up in his polls, his tv ratings and his bank account. this campaign right now is affecting and hurting all three. he sees his money drain away. he was supposed to be self-funded. he sees his polls collapse and future in tv collapsing and less adulation, you are watching it melt down. >> when you have the job of
president, 97% of what you do, you don't want to do. the fun thing for him is giving speeches, but fund-raise, which is the most mundane, tedious thing, it's not fun. >> coming up, it's been nearly one week since the orlando massacre. one year while nine people were killed while praying at their church in charleston, south carolina, and family members of teachers and children killed at sandy hook elementary have waited even longer to see gun law reform. we'll be talking to the father of a sandy hook victim and the editor in chief of the "new york daily news" who has turned that into a personal crusade. >> we have got to get the senate to a position where it will vote and don't be a chicken. put your name on the line and your vote. they have made a promise to the sandy hook families that they were going to get action. and they have waited for four years and still don't have action.
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we will continue to be relentless against terrorist groups like isil and al qaeda. we are going to destroy them. it's going to take more than just our military. it's going to require more than just our intelligence teams. if you have lone wolf attacks like this hatched in the minds of a disturbed person, then
we're going to have to take different kinds of steps in order to prevent something like this from happening. the motives of this killer may have been different than the mass shooters in aurora or newtown. but the instruments of death were so similar. and now another 49 innocent people are dead. >> that was president obama speaking in orlando yesterday after meeting with the families of those killed in the largest mass shooting in u.s. history. and tomorrow marks the anniversary when a gunman opened fire at a church in south carolina. now let's bring in mark barden, the father of daniel barden killed in sandy hook.
they support sensible solutions to help prevent gun violence. also editor in chief of the "new york daily news" jim rich. his publication has made it a mission to hold people responsible. the people they say are standing in the way of efforts to reduce gun violence in deaths. we also have donny deutsch and ron fournier and kasie hunt and with us. those who have had an unspeakable loss are trying to turn that promise into an action. what progress are you making? >> well, first of all, thank you for being part of our event and thanks to mika as well. such an honor to have you guys there. you know, we have kind of identified a long time ago that our greatest adversary is not another organization so much but it's complacency. we know we have the numbers. we know that people support
working together to find a better solution to bring the numbers of these gun related tragedies down. and not just mass shootings but daily toll that occurs across our country on a regular basis. and we are gathering folks together to have this conversation from a rational, logical place. and let's start this conversation with the common ground that we all agree on. let's protect our children and make our community safer. and let's get folks engaged in this conversation. >> when did the new york daily news decide to start taking this on as a mission because you all have really been aggressive over the past several years. >> it goes back to sandy hook. that was the moment in time for a lot of people on both sides of this issue where the conversation really kicked into high gear. and unfortunately, we've had too many opportunities to continue to scrutinize this issue over and over and over again. >> and so maddening. you look at the numbers. what was so maddening after
sandy hook was that 90% of americans, 90% of americans supported increased background checks. >> yep. >> didn't get off the ground. nothing ever happened. look at the polls now. now 60% supporting a so-called assault weapon ban. >> that's up from 44% 18 months ago. it's amazing. >> and what we're seeing is it not what we actually saw back in the 1960s after the watts riots in l.a. suddenly it was ronald reagan walking around saying, nobody should be able to carry around a loaded gun on the street. >> look, to me, there are many, many issues that can be debated here. just coming off the orlando situation, i think, you know, i'm going to respectfully disagree a little bit with mark. i think there are organizations and institutions that are the obstacles here. namely the nra, but more importantly, congress. if you want to assume that the
radical jihadists are here and they are going to be sympathetic to isis' plight, whether they are directlyelated or not, or whether they are acting as lone wolves, why would we possibly have legislation in place that would allow them easy access to these guns. >> not only have that and you guys reportod this at the time like we did. you also had terror leaders on the top ten most wanted list saying go to america. it's easy. just go to a gun show. buy them online and go out and shoot lots of americans. that's what they are telling their terrorists. >> we've now seen it happen twice here. and so the nra and the republicans in congress who are opposed to the assault rifle ban say, well, they are hell-bent to do this. they'll get the weapons no matter what. that may or may not be the case. you can make a strong case that's not going to happen because basically before the assault weapons ban was lifted, where would you get an assault rifle. essentially from an arms dealer.
maybe they'll do that. why let them walk into walmart and say i'd like to buy that. >> i want to ask mark. as a dad, i can't even fathom. >> thank you. >> have you ever walked up to a gun dealer or somebody at a gun show that sells an ak-15 and introduced yourself? it all comes down to humans. this is -- we can have these theoretical discussions. nobody has suffered loss. as a father, as a man, have you confronted anybody who in any way sells, distributes and introduce yourself to somebody who lost a child as a result? >> i have not had the occasion to do that. i've not had the stomach to do that since my little 7-year-old was murdered with one. and by the way, i mean, let me be clear that assault weapons loaded with high capacity magazines in -- have no practical application. >> of course not. >> in the hands of untrained civilians. let's just get that out there. i've not had the occasion to actually insert myself into that
situation where somebody is dealing in these instruments of death. >> for all of these americans out there who don't have access to the halls of congress, who, you know, watch these tragedies unfold on tv, what are the little things that they can do either to contribute to, if they want to contribute to your cause but also to reach out to families like yours. i'm sure there are some things intrusive, but there have to be some things that are helpful. >> yes, yes and yes. make the phone calls. write the letters. we know from our research that members of congress don't hear from the folks. and that's my point, jim, and i agree with you. it's going to take us a mass upswell of voices to cover that ground. it's going to take all these voices have to come together and make themselves heard because right now, the voice of reason is being outshouted by the fringe. we need to correct that. writing letters, making phone calls, find one of many organizations who are working in the gun violence prevention
space and see if their philosophies align with your own and get involved in any way that you can, every way that you can. you have to be heard. you have to be active. you have to be acting. >> ron fournier? >> i admire what you're doing with your publication. i have a political question, though. democrats tell you the nra cannot be beaten, and the implication, unstated or stated is the only way to get this administration is to give us democrats the house and the senate. it's probably not going to happen very soon. certainly not the house. certainly not soon enough for the next attack. do you think the nra can't be beat or are democrats, the party itself and the leaders not doing enough to overcome the nra's obstinence? >> i think it's been proven that they are -- they cannot up to this point. we had 20 schoolchildren slaughtered in sandy hook, and there was -- we could not overcome the nra lobby. a couple of days ago, donald
trump says i'm going to talk to the nra about closing loophole on the terror watch list gun ban. why is he going to the nra? why does the nra have anything to do with this as far as passing legislation. shouldn't he be talking to paul ryan and the leaders in congress? this is the situation where we are. >> telling me they can't be beat or is there a smarter way to do it? >> i think the way to do it is the continued and relentless pressure that is being put on them. and, look, they have spread a lot of propaganda. they have created a lot of paranoia among many of their followers and many of the republicans in this country. you talk to people about, oh, well, they're going to come and take my guns. obama is going to take my guns. i'm going to be left defenseless when the government overtakes the population. that is absolutely insane. is this where we are at this moment in this country? >> katty kay?
>> mark, i wanted to ask you, also the mother of young children, what is it that keeps you going in this struggle? what are the little things that you find that give you some hope for optimism that you'll manage to do something to implement sensible gun controls here. >> first of all, i owe it to my little daniel who was an extremely compassionate and caring little boy. and i know that he would want me to be doing this in his honor and in his name. and for his brother and sister james and natalie. and for, you know, for the future of our civilization here honestly. that sounds lofty, but i have to do this. and now as i'm a musician by trade. as i've been learning more and more about this issue and what can be done and all these horrible gun-related tragedies are all preventable. knowing that's, i cannot not do this. i have to do something and be part of this. that's why i'm crusading to get
folks to join with us and let their voices be heard. if you treat this as a social movement, which it is, if you go back in time to any other social movement, to civil rights, drunk driving, marriage equality, you need that huge swell of people. you need the vast majority of people in the center to rise up and make their voices heard and the policy will follow. >> all right. thank you so much, mark. we greatly appreciate your being here. >> thank you, jim. hope you'll come back soon. hopefully under happier circumstances. if you want to get involved in sandy hook promise, please do. go to sandyhookpromise.org. mika and i were at the event the other night. extraordinarily moving. you'll be glad you got involved. we'll be right back with more "morning joe." t card that limits where you earn bonus cash back.
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lane graves had been playing on the edge of one of the resort's lakes when an alligator grabbed him and pulled him under water. there was a no swimming sign near the water but there were no alligator warning signs where the attack occurred. the graves family spoke out for the first time yesterday releasing a statement that reads in part, words cannot describe the shock and grief our family is experiencing over the loss of our son. we are devastated and ask for privacy during this extremely difficult time. wall disney world released a statement yesterday saying, we have closed all of our beaches and have made a decision to add signage. we are also conducting a swift and thorough review of all of our processes and protocols. all of this while on the other side of the world, disney was trying to celebrate the grand opening of a new property. the $5.5 billion shanghai disney resort opened yesterday. the first disney park on the chinese mainland.
donny, i imagine the crisis teams are working around the clock on this one. what is the reputational damage to disney? long term, short-term, not so serious? >> the american consumer will forgive random situations that happen. they can happen to any company. what's starting to come out that is going to hurt them in the short term is this is not isolated that a father complained his son was attacked by an alligator. even these $2,000 bungalows very close to the shore that people like to go feed the alligators and they encourage them to do that. when you can't trust a company is the issue. and disney is obviously all about family. the playbook is they have to come out aggressive and say, there will be no more alligators and we've made a mistake here and never knew they could be dangerous and hit it head on. same thing tylenol has done in the past. you have to come forward, hit it head on, take aggressive moves, take it on the chin and move on. these things are just starting
to trickle out. they'll have to be held accountable and say we missed it. and not only -- not just that the signs weren't there but that this problem is not the first time it's reared its head and we did not take enough aggressive action for it. people will forgive them but take it chin on. >> let's bring in cnbc's sara eisen. any market reaction to disney after all of this? >> very little market reaction for disney. of course, the question is always, what is the reputational damage going to do to business? too soon to tell. clearly it's an important issue for disney. they sent the head of the walt disney world theme park from shanghai, where he was there for that opening of the new theme park, back to florida in the wake of this crisis. and theme parks make up about one-third of disney's overall sales. it's an important and growing part of the business. and with that in mind, investors this week were really focused on what was happening in shanghai. a big flashy opening of the theme park. we're talking about a theme park that spans 963 acres.
has 10,000 employees. and is going to hopefully for disney attract a major part of the chinese population, guys. one statistic for you about just how much growth potential there is here. 300 million people live within a three-hour drive or train ride to the new shanghai park. it's a somewhat affluent part of the chinese economy as well which has been flowing lately. the chinese are spending more on recreation and entertainment. and that's the long game. that china growth story somewhat overshad owed by this terrible tragedy. little reaction but in the long term, analysts are excited about that china story. >> one of the smartest ceos a decent human being. he'll do what needs to be done. >> sara eisen, thank you. coming next, 12 months of trump's candidacy boiled down to 49 words.
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just no words. >> no words at all. >> katty, what have you learned? >> we still go to sandyhookpromise.org and do what we can. >> thank you guys so much for being with us. hope you all have a great, great weekend. >> who does chuck todd have next? >> happy father's day and also congratulations, carly and mika. a graduation. another graduation. all right. straight ahead, the rage, steve kornacki picks up the coverage right now. >> and good morning. i'm steve kornacki. topping the agenda, texting during the massacre. chilling new details emerging from the orlando shooting. the gunman oma mateen actually posting to facebook and exchanging text messages with his wife while he was killing people inside the pulse nightclub asking her if she had seen what was happening yet. what this could mean for the legal questions surrounding his
wife and also we are waiting to hear any minute now from the mayor of orlando. also on the agend ajohn mccain criticizing president obama saying he was directly responsible for the orlando shootings. >> the problem with our country is we have leaders that give up. it's almost like they gave up on isis. >> democrats coming out and attacking john mccain for his comment, but a surprising new ally jumping in on john mccain's behalf as he faces a very difficult re-election bid. we'll tell you who is siding up with him. it's a surprising name if you know your political history. we'll get to that ahead. and rounding out the agenda, democrats are claiming a breakthrough on gun control. but now the republican speaker of the house is saying not so fast. >> the fbi is

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