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>> peripheral vision, you should have that checked. >> you weren't there a second ago. >> i thought i could test you on that one. the fire danger out across the west. temps baking. in fact yesterday, first time ever that west glacial national park hit 100 degrees since 1948. the heat is on again. it's going to be dry. out across the eat, incredible rainfall yesterday, all kinds of flooding from jersey through connecticut. most of the moisture is going but it will refire again later on in the day. another humid one later on in the afternoon, a chance of the storms. texas big rain coming in thro...

Rachel Maddow takes a look at the day's top political news stories.

Question and i mean you know, he said that when you are on movie sets, you have any sort of peripheral vision, you knew something was going on. he said he's shocked but not surprised. >> that's not the only thing he weighed in on. this movie also does not tackle freedom of the press but when it comes to women's issues and you have katherine graham plays by meryl streep of the washington post of 1972, you walk away from the movie saying has much changed sense thechang changed since the '70s. spi spielberg had something interesting to say about that. >> kate graham pretty much shattered an impor...

Peace in the middle east. it's tried to be a force for stability for peace, for reconciliation, and what we are now moving into is the united states, it's kind of nakedly partisan. so most of american policy in the middle east is now nakedly anti-iranian. which is basically like we just signed on to the saudi agenda. whether it's in yemen or in qatar. in yemen, we are supporting saudi arabia in a war that's about to turn into the worst famine in the world. yemen has been destroyed as a country. it may be the world's worst humanitarian crisis with. the israeli-palestinian situation, we're exace...

Senator tom cotton talking a little about -- >> wise counsel, too. yep. that was -- no, no. look, the president has the tough job. chief of staff even tougher, because sometimes he knows more than the president. which sounds arrogant but it's not. because the chief of staff has to decide what the president knows and when he needs to know it. so that's an important part of the responsibility. but having disciplined on the staff helps to bring discipline to the oval office, and really you want the president to recognize the burden that he is carrying that other people help him carry, and so it's...