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Threat -- i love that phrase, not that i know what it means -- to humanity, if it is worse than the nazis, why would you ever fly on an airplane if you believe that? >> i have a better question, why would you ever support a bunch of socialist policies, why would you even want to spend one single penny on anything other than stopping this supposed existential threat that is going to wipe out humanity in 80 years? if we are all headed for a "mad max" post-apocalyptic hellscape universe in 80 years...

So youll remember it. when insurance is affordable, its surprisingly painless. >> bret: finally tonight a special fathers day gift. four decades in the making. >> i grew up an only child for 42 years. growing up, i always had the question of what do my parents look like? >> bret: closure. she flew from new york to orlando to met her father for the first time. gates left for the navy before ann was born and when he returned she had been given up for adoption. 42 years later she found her father a...

Really get dressed up and pull in that corset and just wear tons of makeup and great big, huge hair. >> you had to have that sexy kind of thing, you know. im coming out of a gold mold, ann has a welding iron and shes like this amazon welder woman or something. >> we felt lost in the theater of it. it got to the point where the videos were more important than the songs. >> it did feel like, i cant steer the ship anymore. where is it going, you know? where are we headed? >> i think heavy metal is ...

Public schools. >> good evening, senator. >> good evening. given president trump is an unorthodox candidate, who are you planning in order to defeat him especially since he seems to have a base that sticks beside him no matter what he and his administration does? >> so thank qulyou, cindy, so m for the education. thank you for being an educator and assistant principal. we appreciate it. id like to use this as an opportunity,educator, to talk a why im running and why i think i can beat donald tru...

Misrepresented the mueller report all day long and there are ways that he misrepresented the report and to hear from robert mueller today was powerful. >> i agree. it was powerful. what we saw today, mueller said what was largely in the report but to hear him say it and directly contradicting what barr said and how barr tried to spin it, i think it really -- it hit home for me to see it like that. >>ain and john and elie, thank you. robert mueller said it is one issue to anns point that deserv...

Ann and matt miller. and chris matthews. and that wraps up this portion of the continuing coverage of the robert mueller final statement, at least if he has his wish. here is ari melber with our continuing coverage. >> good day to you. our special coverage is continuing right now. special counsel bob muellers extraordinary statement, his first ever as special counsel. a public address, and this is the first time weve heard from him of course since the release not only of his report but since thi...

Overblown. ann says that this years deaths were due to weather, not the number of permits issued, just nine more than last year. there were only a few favorable summit days and that created the rush to the top. and then there is, as we heard from those who have been summiting for years, the lack of experience of an increasing number of climbers. there is no experience requirement to obtain a permit. but in light of what happened this year, the nepalese government is looking at changing that. >> ...

Kim jong-un party. but i think the leadership has to come from the democrats at this point. >> how do you think, ann, how do you think this puts the pelosis and nadlers who have been more on the slow train? not jumping on lets impeach but lets do this and do this in a bipartisan way? how do you think amashs comments from a republican saying lets go, lets impeach force their hands? >> i think it continues the momentum. >> anna, to an that. >> sorry. >> i dont think it forces their hand. pelosi ha...

Wealth. so theres not really one solution. i think thats why youre seeing such diversity of solutions from the candidates this year. >> youre generally positive on the idea that there is diversity of solutions being discussed. >> yes. there are a number of great solutions being discussed. i think it reflects years of work in the field where people have really been really thinking through what can actually make the biggest difference in terms of wealth and equality today. >> ann, thank you for ta...

This is a major issue for us. i want to look with the ann price, the president of the insight center, a justice organization that works to ensure that all people become and remain economically secure. ann, this is structural. im not sure, i think the 2020 candidates mostly have their hearts in the right place. b structurely, inequality and wealth is because theyve not been able to build the same wealth as white families. >> thats right. one theyre moving away from this rising tide lifts all boat...