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Two anti-cory art opponents split the vote to get under 50%. and he was able to win because the name i.d.s had three times running for state office and republicans in virginia couldnt find a better viable candidate enough to beat him. >> john, if he is supporting the confederate flag andging out with the wrong people, doesnt that kind of make him a bigot? that kind of makes him a bigot. there is evidence there that makes him aot. bigots dont do that. >> im not going to speak whats in his heart. ...

Zip-file? really big files? in seconds, not minutes... just like that. like everything... the answer is simple. ill do what ive always done... dream more, dream st, ane all... now, ill dream gig. now more businesses, in more places, can afford to dream gig. how many ts are there in gop? well, some republicans especially those heading for the exits now say the gop is the party of "t," meaning trump. i want to bring in joan walsh, amanda carpenter, and john hendricks who was co-chair of the trum...

You were both co-chairs of the trump campaign in virginia. he was fired and you became chair. is he a bigot? >> well, i wouldnt say hes a bigot, but i would say corey stewart has spent a lot of time talking about confederate flags and hanging around the wrong people and its really tarnished the party. he has zero chance of beating tame cane in november. he survived this primary because two anti-corey stewart opponents split the vote to get under 50%. and he was able to win because the name i.d.s...

Trumps policies. >> thank you, barack obama. he started us on the trajectory and donald trump came along. but why did donald trump have to bring -- okay, you say he brings populism, heelping the working class. why did he have to bring so much bigotry? why did he have to come out and endorse corey stewart today? >> look, i wouldnt have done he already fired corey stewart one time >> but he did endorse him, john. quick amanda, youre going to have the last word. >> this is why donald trump is accus...

>> were in a strange place. i s almost been a -- its becoming a cultish thing, isnt it? and its not a good place for any party to end up with a cult-like situation as it relates to -- to a president that happens to be of purportedly of tame parties. >> well, its kind of similar, john, as to what mark samford said. he disagreed, he criticized, he lost. now corker is saying theres sort of a kiss the ring from republicans that they need to do or else or theyre out. >> its the party of trump. and it...

same-sex marriage to go into court all over the country and challenge bans on same-sex marriage. >> rose: we continue with a conversation with bill hader of "saturday night live." >> i mean so many of those-- i mean, if you look at stefan at least on paper, its a low-energy character, a kind of-- character talking about things that probably dont exist. it-- on paper tshould probably not work for, like, a bigger audience. for for some reason people liekdz it. >> rose: we conclude with j...

least on paper, its a low-energy character, a kind of-- character talking about things that probably dont exist. it-- on paper tshould probably not work for, like, a bigger audience. for for some reason people liekdz it. >> rose: we conclude with john hendricks, the founder of the discovery channel and the chairman of discovery communications. hes written a new memoir about that. >> and so when i was in college at the university of alabama in hurstville, i was a work study student in t...

low-energy character, a kind of-- character talking about things that probably dont exist. it-- on paper tshould probably not work for, like, a bigger audience. for for some reason people liekdz it. >> rose: we conclude with john hendricks, the founder of the discovery channel and the chairman of discovery communications. hes written a new memoir about that. >> and so when i was in college at the university of alabama in hurstville, i was a work study student in the history department,...

david faber and jim cramer. gold is the big story near a three-year low falling by as much as $47 and now down 10% for the month. as for europe, seeing the gains there, and we will see if it lasts into the close a few hours from there. jim, start there and leading with the markets. you talk about getting through the mine field with the emerging markets, and looks like we have done it again. >> well, the main story out here is china. i dont know fit is the main story, but it is. china r...

this is the "cbs morning news" comeback. this is the "cbs morning news" for tuesday, june 25th, 2013. captioning funded by cbs good morning, good to be with you, im anne-marie green. well, this morning, the taliban launched an attack against the heavily grounded presidential compound in kabul, afghanistan. the cia afghan station and the afghan ministry of defense were also targeted. the attacks started with gunfire which was followed by a car bomb. the gun fight lasted 90 minutes. i...