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Risk is encouraged. you can really do anything. i want to make sure that our children understand that the day that they were born in the united states of america is the day that they won the lottery of life. and they got the most incredible head start imaginable. steve: i think there are a lot of people, educators perhaps as wealthying how do we get our hands on more information? the answer to that is. >> go to flag u.s.a.org/constitution. you can go on there. we are really, really excited. this...

Guess the odds are against me technically but im going to claim this is a legitimate place to do it. he creates anxiety, fear in this community of young people who have jobs -- a high percent, almost 80% working. contributing to local economies. he puts them on edge. and you know what, why you play politics with this? is this comprehensiveyo immigration reform or do you really want daca? not clear. >> kennedy: why wont democrats admit that it was a horrible idea on the part of president obama? i...

We have learned today the house intelligence committee subpoenaed the justice department and the fbi for documents related to that report. as politico summed it up -- >> well, lets talk about all of >> well, lets talk about all of it. joining us current georgetown university law school professor, paul butler. and ap white house correspondent jonathan lamere back with us. paul, we could use a refresher. for starters, is the mueller investigation considered pre-eminent, considered chief among equa...

Steele, who wrote the controversial dossier linking trump to russia. he also may appear soon. we have learned today the house intelligence committee subpoenaed the justice department and the fbi for documents related to that report. as politico summed it up -- >> well, lets talk about all of it. joining us current georgetown university law school professor, paul butler. and ap white house correspondent jonathan lamere back with us. paul, we could use a refresher. for starters, is the mueller inv...

There, former british intelligence agent christopher steele. he also may appear soon. we have learned today the house intelligence committee subpoenaed the justice department and the fbi for documents related to that report. as politico summed it up -- >> well, lets talk about all of it. joining us current georgetown university law school professor, paul butler. and ap white house correspondent jonathan lamere back with us. paul, we could use a refresher. for starters, is the mueller investigati...

>> martha: developing tonight, the hillary clinton election blame game has found yet another billing. for months we have hurt or cite any number of people, countries, events, for why she could have possibly lost the election. as a quick refresher. >> i inherit nothing from the democratic party. >> what you mean nothing? >> i mean it was bankrupt, it was on the verge of insolvency, its data was mediocre to poor, nonexistent, wrong. >> we are a victim of misogyny? >> yes, i do think it played a ro...

And i think theres a long list of evidence to show that president trump likes flattery. that a way to get your agenda passed, to even show that you were doing a good job, was to show that people are complimenting him because of you. >> they were on tv saying, one of the greatest orders of all time of the anthony scaramucci talking about how he loved the president. it does seem there is this calculation. do it through the media and wrap in it positive flattery. >> it is amazing. i spoke to a form...

A refresher here -- the u.s. added 209,000 jobs in july. the unemployment rate ticked down to 4.3%. that matches a 16-year low. wage growth the missing piece of this, still sluggish. wages grew only 2.5%. the federal reserve would like to see wage growth up to 3.5%. and snapchats parent company snap reporting wednesday. in may snapchat revealed a $2.2 billion loss in the first quarter. also a big week for retailers like make -- macys, nordstrom, and kohls. more bad news for wells fargo. ther...

>> a little bit. >> come on, ill show you around. >> fact is, there are still coal jobs. about 56,000 nationally and 7,000 here in kentucky. whoa. >> feel the simulator base? >> yes. >> youre mining. >> training for these jobs is mandatory, even if the industry is way safer today than the 1920s when an average of 1500 people died yearly due to mining collapses and explosions, accidents still happen. so training and safety is what this place is all about. got to back it up. that and my producer i...

What do meryl streep, robert de niro and president trump have in common? all are taking part in a new documentary, "the words that built america," airing on july 4th on hbo. >> power shall be invested in a congress. >> the house of representatives. >> and the senate provide for the common defense. >> protect this constitution. >> faithfully execute. >> called in every case. >> the united states of america. >> i sat down with the films director for a look behind the scenes. joining me now, the wo...