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Replay. >> in doesnt fly in the democratic party. >> i dont know in that attack mattered to a lot of people. what i like about her, she remind me of me at a restaurant listening to the special counsel. when there is a really long list of special counsel. -- special counsel. she just looks annoyed. i like the way she looks. she just had it. she gets that look in her eye: are you serious? >> hand on the hip. >> i hate when they read the specials and they know you wont order from the specials and t...

>> basically chasing to the ground these conspiracy theories that have been pretty well circulated in strong, conservative, extreme circles. but all along weve always known that the congressman has been rehearsing for this position. the hearing we saw last week again was another trial for an audience of one. that is donald trump. what is i think most troubling here about this nomination but also frankly them coming from the president is the president is making these selections. not for individua...

Case ten years ago against multimillionaire jeffrey epstein when acosta was u.s. attorney. hell be replaced by deputy secretary patrick pew zel la, whos no darling either. hes currently facing scrutiny. joining me now to discuss this, msnbc analyst and host of the program "a.m. joy," joy reid. shes also the author of the newly released book titled "the man who sold america." were going to get into the book. but joy, let me ask you first. the i.c.e. raids tomorrow, we just had congresswoman omar ...

Check on cnn business now. after two failed attempts, president trump has put up two new selections for the central bank. christopher waller and judy shelton. trump announced his plans in a tweet tuesday, but its unclear when hell make the nominations official. waller serves as executive vice president at the federal reserve bank of st. louis. shelton is a longtime fed critic who has publicly supported trumps views on currency. in a paper last year she wrote, quote, we make america great again b...

Icelands unesco nomination the national park includes europes largest as well as 10 active volcanoes unesco nomination would also be a political statement the glacier is rapidly shrinking due to climate change. politics of a different kind could impact russias bid for recognition of the historic center to scoff one of the oldest cities in russia the russian cultural ministry has warned us though it would not be fair or right if his cough was not included among this years selections. and are join...

Tuesday, senator bernie sanders, senator kamala harris, vice president joe biden, mayor pete buttigieg. senator kirsten gillibrand, andrew yang and governor john hikenlooper. >> im literally trying to circle these on the screen as we go through it. let me just, if you work with me here, the idea that the dnc had in terms of the selections is they created two tiers here within those that qualify. what they did was took the folks who were polling at 2% or above and folks who were under 2%. they ha...

Two nights. . now we know which candidates go what night. this is next wednesday, the debate that will lead it off, next wednesday night, june 26th, these 10 candidates will be on stage. now the thing to understand is the way these selections were determined, it was a random process. what the dnc had here was two tiers. they took candidates who were under 2% and candidates who were over 2% in the average polling now. what they tried to do is draw equally from those two different groups to repres...

Its geico easy. oh, duncan. stay up. no sleepies. >> shannon: brett kavanaugh being praised by fellow justice ruth bader ginsburg. she gave the junior justice credit for keeping a promise from his contentious confirmation hearings, bringing on a all-female group of law clerks. not everyone agrees he should be getting a pat on the back. lets discuss. good to see you guys. let me read what justice ginsburg said. she said justice kavanaugh made history by bringing on board and all-female locker cre...

>> yeah, well, biology is in play. our species has evolved by what we call the darwinian principles of random mutation and national selections for almost 4 billion years. for the first time ever and forever starting from now were going to have the ability to alter our biology in increasingly significant ways. and its going to happen in stages. all using technologies that already exist. so the first stage is going to be using ivf, embryo selection, and our knowledge of what -- to read the genomes...

Where the debate has been our common future how europe the future germany and the future of europe go hand in hand a strong united an open europe is is the basis for a better germany were now going to see in the wake of the european elections one report called the longest and least transparent job selection process for those who are going to hold the top jobs in the european union well i think its not going to be an edifying so i have been in charge of the european parliament on that lets just l...