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provide low cost reliable access to space is important. that s interesting. derek pitts, great to have you with us tonight. thank you, ed. that s the ed show. i m ed schultz. politicsnation with reverend al sharpton begins right now. good evening, ed. thanks to you for tuning in. tonight s lead a major shift in american politics. for years, president obama naught to tackle income inequality. calling it the defining challenge of our time. and finally, republicans are getsing getsing the message. they re suddenly talks about ing about inequality, too. the top 1% under president obama, millionaires and billionaires he constantly demagogues. those are walk the corridors of power of the frbobama administration have gotten fat and happy under big government. i tell you, hardworking men and women across america are hurting. well senator cruz is half right. average americans are hurting, but blaming it on president obama is off the mark. this problem is decades in the ....
comedian larry wilmore. the president said it is it a dinner of washington celebrating themselves. and julie banderas is next, bye-bye. a state used to ground the shake grounds find itself in the epi center of a political upheffal. california hosting the republican convention. and donald trump spoke today and then ted cruz and tonight carly fiorina will be speaking, for her it is a homecoming of sorts. she grew up in san francisco and former ceo of hullut packard. it is by far the largest pool of delegates and could decide if donald trump clinches the nomination outright or the republicans head to a contested convention in cleveland. elizabeth is following the democrats and john roberts south of san antonio in burlinggame, san francisco. good evening to you. we are with a hotel that is next to where the california party used for a convention. it is not a convention that picks delegates and they are allocated based on statewide or in a congressional district. california act ....
excused, excuse me. the one and only televised senate debate between incumbent mitch mcconnell and the challenger europe has been excussed. that will do it for way too early. morning joe starts right now. he hits it into the right. it s in the corner. game over! no way. willie the cardinals came back? walkoff home run. you re kidding me. i went to sleep last night. my lord. game is tied up in the top of the ninth with a wild pitch as they were trying to put it away. unbelievable. how late was this walkoff home run. my gosh, they couldn t have gone 2-0 against the giants at home. now we got a series. we got ourselves a series and got lucky little players from a show me state. very nice. good morning everyone. a missouri series. oh, gosh. the royals. what s intolerable. why do you hate real america? all missouri world series. drive rating through the ceiling. it s not about ratings. it s about love of the game. i know the royals. ....
coverage all the time on bloomberg politics.com and a great deep dive into john kas h kasich s nomination. our colleague, until tomorrow si. hardball with chris matthews is next. rumble, let s play hardball. good evening. i m chris matthews in washington. can bernie do it, do it again? can he win the big apple. a new poll today shows sanders has narrowed clinton, hillary clinton s national lead to two points. look at that 50-48 and closing on her, perhaps passing her. sanders gained four points while clinton dropped three. you know the math. meanwhile in new york state, the site of tomorrow s big primary, the democratic polls are tightening. sanders is predicting an upset matching the surprise victory last month. here is what he said this morning on the today show . let s look at the real poll tomorrow. generally speaking polling underestimated how we do in elections. we were 25 points down in michigan and ended up winning michigan. the fight for new york ....
dannel daniel. in 2008, i want to get this right, you thought hillary would make an excellent president. as recently as 2012 you thought she would be terrific. what happened. let me just explain to you. when i was a businessman i had a beautiful story trump a world-class businessman all over the world, i speak well of everybody. they ask me about hillary, she s wonderful, everybody is wonderful. including contributions. i give everybody contributions. you were full of [ bleep ] when you said that. that s one way to look at it. it s thursday, happy thursday. may 26th. okay, now, stop it here. with us on set veteran columnist and msnbc contributor mike barnicle. where have you been? paris. that s kind of nice. co-founder politico jim. where have you been? working and doing secret things. then there s donny, we know where he s been, former advertising executive and marketing donny deutsch. and al hunt with us. good to have you aboard. obviously, a lot to get t ....