bill: watch here, her reaction. i have 370 text messages. just thrilled. super proud of every single person on this team. we made history. this will remain with us for the rest of our lives and i can t wait to enjoy it. bill: no doubt about that. hope she has unlimited plan on the data there. this is like a lightning strike. if you tuned in afterwards you missed these awesome highlights. patti ann: i love the fact that she attributes it to the team. she was the star but really it was the whole team. bill: the way they played against germany where the americans got and the germans pretty much did not. a ton of excitement and well
thousand word. they have a visual of her herding the press. patti ann: it may not just be the press she is worried about. is it the press or ordinary people who were also yelling out important questions like emails? it s not just the reporters they want to avoid. they don t want the press to overhear her talking to ordinary americans. she is a control freak. they literally vet people. when you see her in a coffee shop talking to ordinary americans, those aren t ordinary americans. but when you go to a parade you can t hand pick who shows up at a parade. there will be people who ask about the missing emails you didn t submit to the federal government. they used the rope to keep the press out of earshot so they
years. everything turned the corner for the u.s. women last night. at a watch party in lincoln park it was packed. what a show they got. carli lloyd got herself in the books with a hat trick in the first 16 minutes. japanese women did battle back. but in the end the u.s. women took home the cup and won a lot of fans. all americans should be proud of the team. they dominated. i didn t expect the that trick out of lloyd but it was awesome. you knew u.s.a. was going to light it up. they had so much con if confidence going into it, it s just
could not hear her interactions with ordinary americans. patti ann: what we are seeing is criticism on both side of the aisle, a lot of democrats coming out criticizing her badly for this. is she damaged now? her numbers have been dropping. reporter: her numbers have been dropping and maybe that s something they didn t want somebody to ask her. she is in trouble. one thing she has going for her is there isn t and lot of competition unlike the republican side where we have 14, 15 candidate in the race. she has bennett. bernie sanders has closed the gap. they don t want people asking her about why she is losing the campaign to bernie sanders. bill: we ll see if that rope
headlines when this happens. clearly it is the liberal progressive policies that are killing americans. you look at this law, that has taken place in san francisco, it is selective. and it should be done away with because they re not obeying the laws that are on the books. patti ann: in this particular case lit he s listen right now to what the federal immigration and customs enforcement had to say about this tragedy. quote, an individual with a lengthy criminal history who is now the suspect in a tragic murder case was released on to the street rather than being turned over to i.c.e. for deportation. we re not asking local cops to do our job. all we re asking that they notify us when a serious foreign national criminal offender is being released to the streets so we can arrange to take custody. that didn t happen in this case jehmu. big problem there? well, certainly he should not have been on the streets. certainly i agree with dinneen that my thoughts and prayers go out to the fam