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Organized religion thats suffering from this but maybe intuitively -- i heard you mentioned earlier in another segment that we have a hole in our heart. we know it can only be filled by god. i think thats what the poll numbers are talking about, maybe the churches need to step up. douglas: 82% say they dont think everything can be explained by science. a that should be 100%. even scientists admit not everything can be explained by science. rachel: you saying anthony fauci is not science? douglas...

Wagons around trump as he faces multiple indictments. so, what does this say about how solace, how absolutely solace, not only that party have to come, but how jaded america has become? >> first of all, such a great time to have an opportunity to talk to you about this. i was thinking about mark twains supposed statement that history might not repeat itself, but it tends to rhyme. so, we see a parallel here. so, one of the basic parallels is not only the kind of character of tricky dick, richard...

Single, count as more evidence in the mind of his supporters that he is being unfairly persecuted. that is the narrative that trump and his allies are trying to concoct, before the american people, and it does seem to be working, at least in some segment of the republican electorate, as he remains the leading candidate for the republican presidential nomination. >> phil, we do know prosecutors from special counsel, jack smiths office, to question white house aides about trumps state of mind duri...

Wrote him back in 1987. perhaps nixon would be proud to hear trump has surpassed him twice impeached and twice indicted. joining me to discuss, michael beschloss, nbc news presidential historian, michael, its such a treat to talk with you. >> this all michael segment. >> the michael our. heres the deal. how much overlap do you see between the mar-a-lago case and watergate? is that a historical comparison if you will? >> obstruction of justice. thats what we are talking. about thats what we talke...

You. come on down. yeah, recognize, we got a solution for you. >> you know, i love you both, you know i do, but im gonna hold off on that solution for as long as i can. >> i dont think recognize had a choice in the matter. didnt get that message. so rick, we talked a little bit for the last segment, congressman will hurd, former congressman for texas, he is one of the few that sort of went at trump and told the truth about trumpism. heres how he described trumps culture of losing last night. >> ...

So our third strike was asking for this respect. it was calling out governors that are taking away workers rights. its parts of a bigger movement -- your last segment was about protecting actors and writers and people in reality tv. all of us deserve a union, a living wage, and working should not be a death sentence. we honored families on those capitol steps over those nine hours standing in the sun that had lost a loved one in the heat because their bosses had denied them a water break. so i t...

Donald trump still faces new charges in the mar-a-lago documents case thanks to a superseding indictment from special counsel, jack smith. back with us tonight to discuss, former democratic congressman, conor lamb of pennsylvania. and stuart stevens, a veteran of the mitt romney and george w. bush presidential campaigns. hes now with the lincoln project. congressman, what is your reaction to todays news? >> well, actually, where you left off in the last segment was the thing i was thinking about...

In the investigation. i want to talk to those people. one of those individuals is mr. shapleys boss. he has basically agreed with mre mr. shapley put it in an email and sent it to his boss. those are the key people we want to talk to in addition to the sol talked about in your first segment assistant u.s. attorney leslie wolf, other folks we need to speak to. we are working on making that happen as we speak. >> laura: all right. congressman. thank you. and now its tonights profile in courage. me...

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And of course we are in the middle of the earnings season, and both airbus and boeing have stepped up their deliveries of commercial aeroplanes in the first half of this year. both manufacturers released their results earlier, and they reported a jump in revenue, but it was a bit of a mixed bag when it came to profits. airbus reported a net profit of more than $1 billion in the second quarter, but boeing went into the red, after delays and cost issues in its defence and space grams. greg walden ...