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hours, time for a new champion. umpire: game, set and match. djokovic hadn't lost on centre court for ten years, until now. 0ut here on the hill, just listen to the noise for carlos alcaraz. they know they have seen a remarkable final and a remarkable new champion. djokovic's disappointment was only too clear, but after so many wins here, he was philosophical in defeat. maybe i should have lost a couple of finals that i won, so i think this is even—steven. but now he'd been beaten by a player some 16 years hisjunior. since i was born, you know... crowd laugh. ..you already were winning tournaments. you know, it's amazing. the youngest men's champion here for nearly 40 years, but one certainly worth waiting for.
jones. i swear he's the leaker, and we got him. >> we got him. the rally crowd laughing along there at donald trump talking about threatening a reporter with prisonery. let's you think this is classic trump spouting off trying to make the crowd laugh. donny from queens saying folks who know trump well afraid. here's alissa yssa farah griffio worries if trump manages to become president again, his sequel will be all about retribution and changing america forever. >> you think he will try to impose some form of autocracy. >> i think he absolutely would. there are things he wanted to do when he was in power the first time that were well beyond the scope of what the u.s. president should be able to do, whether it's weaponizing the justice department against political opponents, whether it's, you know, going after the free press, he would certainly be open to using the military for
to tell you exactly who that leaker was, he was bill jones, he's the leaker, and we got him. >> we gotta. the rally crowd laughing along there, at donald trump, talking about threatening a reporter with prison rape. lest you think this is just classic trump, spouting off, trying to make the crowd laugh, donie from queens, you're on the air. folks who know donald trump well are afraid. here's former white house communications director alyssa farah griffin, who worries that if trump manages to become president again, his sequel will be all about retribution and changing america forever. >> you think that he will try to impose some form of autocracy? >> i think that he absolutely. would there are things he wanted to do when he was in power the first time that we're we'll be on the scope of what the u.s. president should be able to do. whether it's weaponizing the justice department against political opponents, whether it's, you know, going after the free press.
for several gaffes. he argued that the verbal missteps we've seen from him, they aren't substantive. this certainly being one of those, it is not substantive. the last big one he got in trouble for was the mistelling of a war story. that obviously has profound consequences. he was criticized for not backing down. for something like this, it's clear it wasn't malicious. he wasn't making fun of the president. >> and you heard the crowd laugh. it's one of those things you had to address. you couldn't just let that one go. he tried to barrel through, but he was caught. >> he owned it. that's what some people love about him, he's just going to own it. we're looking at the stage right now, we're waiting for mayor pete buttigieg is scheduled to take the stage next. when that happens, we will bring it to you. we are back in just a moment. bend at the waist! i'm tryin'! keep it up. you'll get there. whoa-hoa-hoa! 30 grams of protein, and one gram of sugar.
the time for why he might be losing. it's always interesting to me to see folks who talk tough but then don't act tough. talking about how great his buildings are, how luxurious, and how rich he is flying around everywhere and all he had time for was celebrities and now suddenly he's acting like he's a populist, man, i'm going to fight for working people. come on, man. >> joining us are white house correspondent michelle kosinski. he took on donald trump today and also blasted republicans who support donald trump. tell us about that. >> you heard the tone he took there, making the crowd laugh, mocking donald trump and republicans. this is what he's been doing. he did virtually the same speech on tuesday, almost presented it as a comedy routine with this mockery directed toward his
the show. i just do the red carpet. i'm very lazy. >> talk about viola first, had to be the key moment of the night, no? >> yeah, i mean, it was. it was the big speech, it was the big moment. and i knew -- i really felt like the home was coming if it wasn't viola, it was going to be taraji p. henson who had the breakout year but really, the first african-american to win lead actress at the emmys, and here we are celebrating this in 2015. i mean, halle berry won her oscar in 2002. the speech, she talks about that line, opportunity in the business that line, quoting harriet tubman of the underground railroad. i mean, a beautiful, beautiful moment. and certainly, the -- we all sort of felt it was coming and viola delivered. she wanted this to be part of the narrative. she wanted to put this to bed as an issue and she did a great job in her speech. and it certainly was the big moment. >> how about tracy morgan last night, really making a come back and making the crowd laugh. >> making the crowd laugh.
if you know what i mean. like 9% expansion. i love herman. is he the best? today has been awesome, girl! >> joining me now is a democratic strategist and former campaign spokesman for hillary clinton. also joining us, john feehery, republican strategist and president of quinn gillespie communications. do you think that clip will help republicans see a lighter, funnier side of perry or do you think it will give them cause for concern. >> i was not in the crowd. it seemed like he was getting some pretty big laughs there. i think rick perry needs to show a lighter side. i nithink he needs to show his full personality. i think if you make a crowd laugh, that's probably a good thing. the question is, is this part of a conservative strategy or is this just a one off. i don't know the answer to that question.