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record. i think i agree with him on that. i can tell you that joe biden was a disaster, his administration with president obama. they were basically a disaster when it came to so many things, whether it was economy, whether it was military defense, no matter what it was, they had a lot of problems. so i'm not a fan. >> now when asked about the president's latest tweet invoking joe biden and north korea biden's presidential campaign pointed back to a statement issued last week reading in part, as vice president biden. said in philadelphia, donald trump embraces dictators and tyrants like putin and kim jong-un while alienating our closest allies. . president trump is facing criticism from both sides of the aisle for his attacks on joe biden. peter king tweeted last night wrong for president trump to criticize joe biden in japan and to cree with kim jong-un. politics stops at water's edge.
case. after he claimed he was the victim of a hate crime, democrat rush to his aid. you tweeted, let's call it what it is, a vicious hate crime, kirsten gillibrand wrote, the latest of too many hate crimes again lgbtq people and people color, both cory booker and kamala hai harris called it a mn day links 11 learning. >> this is hour sarah sanders responded. >> a sad example of people so quick to want to attack and come after this president much like you saw with the covington kids. chris: was thiss a rush to judgment, and to play identity politics, in a effort to attack the president? >> you know, chris, i spent better part of a decade under republican and democratic administration as a career federal hate cree crime prosecui
they're talking about actually happens all the time. especially in rural parts of the south. there was a case of this in 2004 with a democratic primary where the democrats actually asked then governor mark sanford of south carolina to completely eliminate a primary because absent cree ballots had been stolen. so what you have happening right now is basically republicans who've been complaining about voter fraud all throughout 2018 basically have a candidate mark harris who has used shady connections to take absent cree ballots from people. and just so everybody understands how is this possible, if you apply for an absentee ballot your name becomes public information. so if you have a shifty business person or political operative who wants to go downtown to the state election board and find out where you are, they can go to your home. they can give you some sort of story. and they could potentially steal your ballot. all paid for by the local republican party in north carolina. >> the charlotte observer editorial is saying unless new evidence somehow clears the clouds hanging over this
dig out this level of details. unfortunately the kind of fraud they're talking about actually happens all the time. especially in rural parts of the south. there was a case of this in 2004 with a democratic primary where the democrats actually asked then governor mark sanford of south carolina to completely eliminate a primary because absent cree ballots had been stolen. so what you have happening right now is basically republicans who've been complaining about voter fraud all throughout 2018 basically have a candidate mark harris who has used shady connections to take absent cree ballots from people. and just so everybody understands how is this possible, if you apply for an absentee ballot your name becomes public information. so if you have a shifty business person or political operative who wants to go downtown to the state election board and find out where you are, they can go to your home.
why do they break the rules for their veer convenience when they know -- >> ivanka trump came into the government, unlike hillary clinton who had been a cree which you have of the government for 30 plus years, she came from the private sector and i'm sure she was briefed on -- >> she lived through this whole thing with hillary. >> there's a fine difference between having worked three months government and 30 years in the government. >> she lived in the united states the whole time we talked about the e-mail. >> your own server set up in someone's bathroom -- >> are you allowed to speak against the trumps? >> i do all the time. >> give me an example. >> i have said so many times the mistakes of this administration made were hiring the wrong people, they continue to hire the wrong people. >> what's the worst thing about donald trump? >> he works too hard. >> oh, my goodness, gracious. >> i'm talking like joe biden. >> on the golf course, maybe. >> your thoughts about e-mail comparison, e-mail used by hillary clinton and that by ivanka trump.
might not be where we are post 2014 when russia annexed cree -- crimea from ukraine. so having russia back at the white house would be an answer. >> thanks, gregory. >> absolutely. >> so russian meddling is the first of a threat to u.s. democracy. mike pompeo giving an update on negotiations with north korea and a russia summit and a second meeting with putin. that is next. ask a business advisor how to get on demand tech support for as little as $15 a month. right now, buy one hp ink and get a second at 30% off at office depot officemax
elite in washington. shannon: here to joi weigh is n john boroso. senator santorum was pulling for a different win of th -- one ofe four contenders. what do you think about the choice? >> i think it's a superb choice. there is nothing that rui unifis republicans and conservative as much as the issue of the supreme court. all of us agree that the role of a judge is to apply the law, not legislate from the bench. i'll tell you, as you last reported u, it is the constitution. it's a legal document. ibi think judge kavanaugh is the right person. you look at his cree den l shales, high -- credentials, highly qualified, mainstream. i think he's the right person for the job. shannon: you know there are
on the day when the united nations high commissioneor human rights said that the united states is violating the human rights of children on the southern border, the attorney general said this. >> it's certainly not our goal to separate children, but i do think it's cle it's legitimate to warn people who come to the country la bringing children with them that they can't expect that they'll always be kept together. >> joining our discussion now, mara teresa kumar, president and ceo of voto latino and an msnbc contributor. and maria thereeresa, the first point i want to make here, and please feel cree to make any point you want, this is a new policy. this is not forced on the trump administration by law. there is no law that has to be changed, new change to thi policy. this is a choice of donald trump and jeff sessions. >> that's exactly right. and this was actually an idea
>> eric: there's flew cree action to a small but growing moveme, liberal houses of worship calling for divesting from local police. the first congressional church of oakland california, one church leader is vowing to never call the police again. there's a rally that was held month, with members holding photographs of african americans who were shot and killed by law enforcement. >> we feel that we can no longer tolerate the trauma inflicted on our communities by policing systems. our love for one another and our faith call us to end our participation in systems that pit the safety of some of us against the safety of others of us. >> eric: what is this about and what is the reaction? vincent hill joins us, the host
>> reporter: well, you know, there really was a lot of strong rhetoric between the united states and north korea. had vice president pence comparing north korea to libya, of course gadhafi in libya gave up his nukes and was dead a few years later after being overthrown by u.s.-backed forces. that trigdered a very angry response from the north cree yac koreans who called him a political hdummy and president trump saying the summit on singapore on june 12th is off. we got the news when we on the train. it was more than a 15-hour journey we had that take and it was incredibly uncomfortable and awkward to relay that news and have it spread quickly amongst the north korean officials on the train making phone calls we presume all the way up directly to the office of the north korean leader kim jong-un. when they put out their statement, don, it was much for conciliatory and diplomatic. they said they still do want to talk with the united states. they think it's crucial for the u.s. and north korea to have a summit to try to improve their relations because, don, they say they pretty much can't get any worse. >> will, you're part of a small group of foreign journalists