i thought speaker ryan did. a couple weeks ago he said he believed in the party of lincoln, reagan, and kemp. so do i. i worked for jack kemp. jack kemp would never play the race card. speaker ryan is playing the race card. it's got to stop. >> i want to replay paul ryan's comments for our viewers who are just tuning in. this is what he had to say about donald trump's comments about judge curiel. >> i disavow these comments. i regret those comments he made. i don't think -- claiming a person can't do their job because of their race is sort of like the textbook definition of a racist comment. i think that should be absolutely disavowed. it's absolutely unacceptable. but do i believe that hillary clinton is the answer? no, i do not. do i believe that hillary clinton is going to be the answer to solving these problems? i do not. i believe we have more common ground on the policy issues of the day and we have more likelihood of getting our policies enacted with him than we do with her, but i do absolutely disavow hi

we mourn buddy ryan at 82 years old. buddy ryan never won a game but you would never know it. what he did win is the fan's hearts. he will go down as one of the most beloved coaches in history. he was here for five games from the body bag game to the brawl. ryan was tough, he was philadelphia even though he was not from here. one of the greatest defensive minds in nfl history. ryan made his mark with the chicago bears where he made the 46 defense where they attacked and blitzed and the result was a super bowl championship in 1985. he was the first coordinate toward be carried off the field by his players. no coach in eagles history has ever been more endeared by his eagles players. those he coached would do anything for him not because of his record but because of his personality and passion. >> we have a rich legacy that buddy ryan left the game not just the philadelphia eagles and his time in philadelphia. but his stamp on the game is something that will live on for a long time. >> you knew he stood behind you 100%, so there for you would run through a brick wall because in

we sent ryan chilcote along for the ride. ryan? ryan: good morning. i am joined by the ceo of schneider electric. they have a very big presence. euros.p 32 billion they have a big presence in the united kingdom. in the u.k.art because everybody talks about the possibility of a brexit come june 24 when we wake up. what would that mean for your business? >> i am not a british voter so i cannot just so i can only speak about it from the business point of view. the u.k. is a very important country. france, we have been for a long time -- we've got nine factories in the u.k.. we've got a large commercial presence. we have also a financial direction for oil companies based out of london to be merged in the city. integrated europe. the only equation, i do not have the answer -- our plans for serving the u.k. market [indiscernible] we are designed for an integrated market. it is difficult to judge as we do not know the terms of the financial brexit. what could be the impact? ryan: is it the impact if the u.k. were to exit the single market or there was some k

and that's rex ryan, and just happen to be ryan's sons. >> publicly, i will acknowledge buddy ryan and thank him for saving my life. i appreciate it, coach. >> reporter: in the mid-'90s, he retired to his farm in kentucky. and in his stable, one horse stood alone. buddy named it fired for winning. his legacy in philadelphia. >> philadelphia sports fans are never shy, of course, about sharing their opinions and there's no shortage of opinions when it comes to buddy ryan. nbc 10's tim furlong is live in south philadelphia with reaction to buddy ryan's passing. tim, on a personal level, you grew up in the area, so your reaction is as relevant as any of the other fans and any of the people you speak to. >> we're here in front of the lake, only because the vet's no longer here to be here. but buddy ryan was everything to us. he made you love the eagles. he was one of those guys, in his southern draw, he came in and didn't seem like a philly guy, but he was absolutely a philly guy and really captured the spirit of this town and got the spirit behind him. if buddy had coached another team, he

speaker ryan among the g.o.p. elites that took fire from donald trump just yesterday. >> the republicans honestly, our leaders have to get tougher. this is too tough to do it alone but you know what i think i'm going to be forced to. i think i'm going to be forced to. and just please be quiet. don't talk. please, be quiet. just be quiet to the leaders because you have to get tougher to get to get sharper and they have to get smarter. republicans need to either stick together or let me do it by myself. lou: ryan didn't like the part where donald trump is telling ryan and all the other elite, i don't know what you call them functionaries to just stay quiet, stay out of the man's way. here is ryan's response. >> he's a different kind of candidate. this is a different kind of year i'm going to be myself and speak up in defense of our principles and defense of not just our party's principles that our country's principles. lou: there may be a metaphor for the problem. first and want to introduce chris plante the host of

ryan went to an unrelated measure not related to the guns. he walked away from the speaker's chair and was booed by house democrats who started pointing and yelling shame, shame, shame, ryan took it in good stride, went over and spoke to friendly colleagues but you could tell that that clearly made an impact on him as it would on most anybody and then he walked over to the side of the floor and started talking to his colleagues. so in the course of about five minutes everyone in that room was able to see just the degree to which the democrats were engaged, to the degree to which the republicans wanted to come in and try to put an end to this the best they could and a scene that was unlike any other we've seen on the house floor. i was talking to my colleagues and not one of them can remember anything like this. this is a quite a dramatic evening without a doubt. >> we're showing some of that personal video from the house floor that shows paul ryan when he was up there on the podium. i have to go back to some things you said. so lucky to have

buddy ryan dead at the age of 82. jeffly lori issued this statement, that he was one of the best defensive masterminds in the nfl history and for left his mark on the eagles and the city of philadelphia. and doug peterson said it was easy to sense his passion for the game and how much his players loved playing for him. he is a legend in our sport. he leaves behind three sons, including rex and ron the head and assist coach of the buffalo bills. >>> our team coverage continues with chad pradelli tonight. he is live at the linc with how fans a fans a fans are reacting to buddy ryan's death. >> he won a lot of games but not where it counted in the playoffs. but still left a legacy with fans and players. buddy ryan's 46 defense was an attacking defense that endeared himself to fans. he was a straight talker and blue collar guy. >> he was philadelphia and philadelphia has a grittiness to it and he fell in with that. >> former players like mike quick said that ryan was loyal and had a love for his players and had their inte

ryan, paul ryan -- paul ryan, think about this, the guy who i think -- >> our great hope, yes. >> -- is the reap's great hope, is an honest, good -- >> principled. >> -- principled man of character. the "washington post" says this: on thursday mr. ryan capitulated to ugliness. it was a sad day for the speaker, for his party and for all americans who hoped that some republican leaders would have the fortitude to put principle over partisanship, job security or the forlorn fantasy that mr. trump will advance a traditional gop agenda. >> this is so sad. what -- i mean -- >> he started it yesterday. >> if he had a good reason i want to hear t i'm all for t i'm all for those meaningful conversations leading to something and hearing something really good from donald trump about what exactly he's going to do to lead the party forward or help make america great again. tell me what it was, paul ryan, because you just sold out. you just completely sold out. >> in fairness mitch mcconnell said it was the judges. he sat here tuesday -- >> mitch mcconnell said it was the judges and i said to him

today ryan's long time agent and friend james, said ryan died in kentucky at 85. he has battled cancer for several years. he leaves behind a dynamic legacy of football suckes is. he was defensive coordinator for bears in 85. many say that unit was the greatest of all time. here in philadelphia, he was a head coach, of head coach of the eagles from 86 to 91. architect of the the defense that battered the nfc east and we will talk about that later as well. buddy ryan's names rings out in philadelphia and many are reflecting on the impact he had made. we welcome in alex hoff who has reaction, alex. >> reporter: well, you know, funny to think that philadelphia only had buddy ryan for five years and in that time he transformed the franchise into something that people really wanted to stand behind. today we spoke with former players of his, collogues and fans, here's buddy in their words. >> budd would i just flat out ask me, 82, do you need to work today. hey 12, you get over here. forty-six what are you doing. once you showed him thaw were a committed player, guy that

speaker ryan: thank you so much. >> [inaudible] speaker ryan: i think that will do more harm than good in many instances. what that does is prices entry level jobs away from people. i started working at mcdonald's at minimum wage and that was a great way to learn skills. the problem is when you price , jobs out of place from people who are starting, they're not going to get a start. there are far better ways of helping economic growth. there are so many things contained in this reform plan shows a better way to get people up and on their feet. remember, this is one of six things that we'll be rolling out. the rest of our agenda will be dealing with getting a faster growing economy, having more upward mobility, having more take-home pay and there are better ways of achieving economic growth and upward mobility than reform that the c.b.o. says could cost millions of jobs. >> last question. >>[inaudible] $7 an hour, give or take, that isn't enough to survive. speaker ryan: that's exactly right. >> how is restricting or a cap on the minimum wage able to help people lift out of poverty? spe

ryan chilcote is there with another exclusive interview. ryan: thanks a lot, francine. i'm joined by andre's arc of -- zharkov, ceo of the world's largest diamond producer. thanks a lot for being here. privatization is what everybody's talking about. your company is at the beginning of the list of companies to see more of the government stake sold off. when is it going to happen? andrey: the situation with privatization is pretty much the same. what we have at the moment, we have a presidential decree which allows the government to sell part of its stake, 10.9% of its stake, during 2016. it is very likely that it is going to happen by the end of this year. the government's chosen the deal -- he said the preference would be for a strategic investor. what is the likelihood there would be a secondary placement that other investors would be able to participate as well? andrey: we expect it will be public offering but it is up to discussion between the agents and the government. we expect it will be public placement on moscow exchange. ryan: last time around, when you had th

paul ryan said that he will vote for donald trump. diego, hillary clinton gave a foreign-policy speech to kickoff her five-day homestretch to work. .- tour the target of her speech was not bernie sanders. but the man she expects to face off against in the fall, donald trump. it was a big speed with a lot of soundbites. here is the money soundbite. ms. clinton: i believe the person the republicans have nominated for president cannot do the job. [applause] ideas are not just different, they are dangerously incoherent. really ideas,ven just a series of bizarre rants, personal feuds, and outright lies. [laughter] [applause] was one of the biggest, and i would say best speeches clinton has given in the campaign. how did she do? inn: we are not going to be the disagreement zone purely on the basis of how you phrased the question. i thought she did a great job. policy, clinton has an advantage not only in terms of her resume and experience, but she just has a greater command of world affairs. of trump's for all attractiveness to a certain su

ryan: let's talk about why you're in russia. you want to see and you are a shareholder in this pipeline that you would like to see built called nord stream 2 that would bring more russian gas directly from russia to germany. the european commission says it has political risks. we have heard ukrainians in our office in washington, d.c. say there is no way this should happen. this would raise prices for europeans for gas. this would exclude ukraine as a transit point. is there a way to assure the european commission that this is not going to be a bad thing for european consumers and for ukraine to build this direct pipeline, a second one doubling the capacity from russia into germany? >> you know, we are the second largest gas, natural gas buyer in europe, the second largest in natural gas so we are aware that the european tradition of natural gas, domestic pollution will decline in u.k., in the use of so natural gas has to increase. for that, we need additional appropriate manner toism prove and increase the imports from russia.

but it was also this idea that after long conversations between trump's staff and ryan's staff, ryan's team felt that trump would enact parts of their house gop agenda that's coming out today called a better way. it's republican ideas on how to deal with poverty, national security, taxes and whatnot. >> luke, isn't that just striking that it's called a better way. so even a day after he said i'm all behind donald trump, he came out less than 24 hours later with what is in effect his response. >> reporter: and ryan has always said he's going to run a parallel campaign to the presidential one. he wants to be the part of the republican party that talks about ideas. he's going to lay out his ideas on paper over the next six weeks while congress is still in session before the recess. it remains to be seen whether or not donald trump will run on that policy. ryan made the determination that in the first 100 days of a trump administration, there's a lot more he can get done with trump than he could get done with president clinton. he called hillary clinton in that op-ed in the newspaper a lib

when buddy ryan was hired it invigorated the franchise and the fan base. >> buddy ryan coached the eagles for five seasons and organized an attacking style defense that gripped the city. he had a special bond without winning a playoff game. >> he never won ale playoff game here but is on the mt. rushmore of coaches here in the city. >> espn reporter sal pal antonio, says that ryan was blue collar and tough but no pretension and fans knew it wasn't fake. >> he was a master sergeant in the korean war, a real tough guy. and his influence on the game especially defensively spans the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s and with his two sons. >> ryan arrived here in philadelphia after helping guide the 1995 chicago bears to a super bowl victory. he brought that blitzing 47 defense to philadelphia. some fans say that with the defensive tal enhere and randall cunningham as qb ryan underachieved but fans respected him. >> buddy ryan was a gentlemen and good person, i didn't admire him as a coach. nobody admired him as a coach. he did not inspire a lot of confidence in his team. >> he was a long-term fixture in

if he tells paul ryan to do the policy, it is a great opportunity for paul ryan to talk about these is. it is a different question if people are interested, but even if we did policy on a presidential campaign, i'm not sure to many people would cover it anyway. chances are decent, i think. if you were working for donald trump right now paul ryan's property proposals came out, how would you say mr. trump, you really should adopt ? is policy >> in a many ways, i would embrace those policies. oftentimes, republicans team heartless and callous and only caring about fiscal issues, and i really applaud speaker ryan for doing this. i think republicans that have been successful especially on the state level have done well in terms of empowering people economically, through education and choice in that way, so i really think it is something that would be good long term. i agree that oftentimes policy gets lost in this. i think that the ability for this to be discussed more robustly just based on this changes will help. me ask you this as devils advocate -- what about the 10th amendment? why sho

when the ryan campaign was asked about whether that was really an endorsement, a ryan adviser shot back with this tweet saying -- so what is that? donald trump took it all in stride. he tweeted -- joining me now trump campaign national spokeswoman katrina pierson. katrina, great to have you back with us. >> good evening, thank you. lou: ryan doesn't -- i'm going to say it the way i feel it. ryan doesn't seem smart enough to be so complicated. it seems like it's a very straightforward thing, endorse the man, get in line, and boost the program. what's going on? >> well, i'm with you, i think that this should have been very simple considering that paul ryan was somebody who expected everyone to get behind him when he ran with mitt romney. i'm sure the speaker had his reasons and the donors have reasons for pushing him to wait out this long but at the end of the day, just listen to the speech hillary clinton gave today. it's more of the status quo, if not even worse. unless your principles include hillary clinton as president, you have to get behind mr. trump and make america great again. l

>> it's paul ryan being accurate. i mean, this is really appalling as an attorney i want you to know this is so unusual. >> what trump is saying. >> what trump is saying. if he has the goods, then do the right thing. file a recusal motion and lay it out so that someone else, someone else on the bench makes a determination if the judge has to go. >> is it race baiting? >> it's worse. it's an attack on the judiciary. maybe judge brooke baldwin is hearing a case, a divorce case an i'm a man in front of you and i say, well, you can't be fair because you're a woman, a white woman, maybe you can't hear someone with a discrimination action or african-american. i mean, no one could sit on the bench -- >> again, a reminder the junch was born in indiana. >> right. he's an american. but even if he were, had been born in mexico and naturalized, the idea you're disqualified because of your skin color, because of your ethnicity, because of your religion? right? that's what he's saying. >> and the fact that, you know, other people i

lou: a few thoughts now on speaker ryan. it was just 12 days ago, imagine that, 12 days ago he offered his tepid endorsement of the republican nominee, and in those 12 days since his endorsement, ryan has only hit trump at each and every turn including again this morning. publicly rebuking trump's call to halt immigration from countries that have a history of radical islamist terrorism against the united states and our allies. speaker ryan obviously thinks so little of american citizens that he nl believes they can't discern the difference between a war between radical islamists and islam. pathetic, he thinks so highly of himself he has assumed the role of final arbiter what are and what are not appropriate statements by our presidential nominee. ryan makes a mockery of party unity and loyalty. he blathers on what he calls, quote, an obligation to call out trump and other members of the party, if they say things in his judgment are against the party's beliefs. and why does the liberal media quote and follow ryan's nonsensica

ryan is talking about his agenda and not trump's. he's talking about his values and not those of the party and the nominee. >> well, i think the proof is in the pudding. we need to be advancing policy that is are resonating with the american people. >> that's donald trump, that's the reason why you got four million votes in the primary. it is the reason why he's the biggest vote getter in republican ghistory. >> lets look at the threats we are facg and not playing small ball and lets finally designate the muslim -- lets make sure the president cannot release detainees of foreign countries. we had six american soldiers killed by getting detainees. you can talk about the agenda but its got to be one that resonates outside of washington. i think part of the problem with the party and the reason why someone like donald trump has done well because a lot of things we are doing inside washington has not had the resonan resonance. >> the reason it does not resonates because millions of them are facing wages that have not changed in term of b

he will leave a great legacy to the behind but buddy ryan is huge loss in football good buddy ryan gone the at 85. more coverage tonight at 11:00. >>> all right. on to baseball now phillies continue their series in arizona they will face zach, hoist seven-zero in the last eight starts. jared eickoff is pitching for fightins. >>> big welcome back to vince velasquez, righty came off dl and made life miserable for diamond backs. struck out seven in five scoreless innings. phillies win eight to nothing. check this out, guys, fightins are looking for back to back wins for the first time in nearly six weeks. this is a sport where you are playing almost every day. >> yes. >> it has been a month and a half almost since they had back to back wins. come on. >> tonight is the night. >> swing back. >> tonight is the night. >> no time like right now. >>> appreciate it, buddy. >> kate joins with us our forecast, watching the skies because things are happening. >> things are rumbling off to the west. it looks as though severe weather is winding down or the veer threat but we have the chance still for

i fear that paul ryan has advocated that role. and you can either be a good, loyal, partisan republican soldier, or you can be the conscience of conservatism. paul ryan can't do both things. >> let's talk about mitch mcconnell. what about mitch mcconnell and where he stands? you had an interesting conversation last night with the senate majority leader and what he thinks donald trump needs to do. let's listen. >> i think it's time for him to look like a serious candidate for president which means that you need to think before you speak, you need to apologize when you make a mistake, and get on script. he's running for the most important job in the country, some would argue in the world. and i think there's a certain threshold of credibility that needs to be met. this could be a winnable race. >> now, as you know, mitch mcconnell chooses his words very carefully. that was quite a smackdown in a prepared smackdown from the majority leader. is that how you took it? >> he had to know i was going to ask him that question. we had a grea

live on fox 29, we want ryan, we want ryan. ryan howard. is he coming. >> he is on his way, mike. >> let me ask this question again, crystal when ryan howard hits a a home run, he hit one last night, as he round second base, points to center field, kind of like babe ruth did, what is ryan pointing to. >> he is pointing to his family sitting in the stand. >> me, our daughter, and then, you know, he is just pointing to the fans, and it is just a moment for him that he is excited. >> owe kay. >> i don't ask him but i think he is pointing to his family. >> mike and alex, is there anything you would like to talk to crystal about with the book because ryan is coming we understand. >> how did they meet. >> how did you and ryan meet. >> we met in tampa, florida. i grew up in philadelphia. it is pretty funny but it was a random meet. >> when he got drafted by phillies you said we're going to go home. >> i actually met him in when did i meet you in -- >> boys and girls, ryan howard. >> good morning everybody. >> we're live right now. >>

ryan: money markets? valdis: the basic intention is continuity of what the commissioner has been doing good ryan: is this an opportunity to get more opportunity to the european banking authority? valdis: you're asking very specific questions in a situation where i'm still only taking over the files. beingmmissioner is charged fire financial services. . will not go into detail ryan: to what extent are you concerned about the british economy now and contagion? areas: in regards to your economic growth forecasts -- two euro area economic growth forecasts, it is worth noting that fundamentally, economically , nothing has changed right now, in a sense the u.k. continues to be member of eu and will continue to be so for at least two years. ryan: there is uncertainty out there. valdis: there's turbulence which i think was unavoidable with this kind of result. the question is whether this kindlence will take some of substantial change in economic growth ratios for you. say, i would not rush. ryan: you're sticking

speaker ryan was pretty defined today. after all that effort, tell me what your best case scenario is going forward. rep. israel: best case scenario is that republicans are going home on vacation. they will face anger in their districts. their constituents are going to want to know why they left for vacation without even voting on sensible legislation like no fly, no buy. they chose not only not to vote, but to leave washington early as the demott even want to continue the week's work. they will spend a week in their districts feeling some heat. they will come back on july 5 and feel more heat. john: talk of it more about that heat. what is that heat going to look like from your side of the aisle? rep. isarel; we said we will use all all of the tools in our toolbox. some will be short and shown will be blunt. to try and force a vote on no fly no buy. the republicans returned to their districts at their own peril. you'll see the use of similar tools to make sure that republicans' constituents know that they would not even a

>> former eagles head coach buddy ryan has pass i'd way at the age every 28, now ryan coved of covered in the fl for 26 season, good afternoon, i'm brooke thomas. >> i'm jim donovan. ryan diagnosed when cancer in 201 is suffered a stroke four years later but his cause of death has not yet been announced. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff live at lincoln financial field with reaction. good afternoon, alex. >> reporter: good afternoon, you know, buddy ryan always had a way with words. it wasn't always exactly poetic, but certainly endearing, at one point saying i think with me what you see is what you get. what some people don't like what they see. i will add that here in philadelphia, they did. most liely regard recalled for assembly the 46 defense that propelled the chicago bears into dominating superbowl win over the new england patriots, it was during the days when he wore green, that philadelphia fans became ' nam order with buddy ryan. his big and bolstering personality and eye for talent curated eagles grates like randall cunningham, reggie white, as head coach ryan never

paul ryan is a little confused. he was on a rally last night and he was not making it from my advantage point and you got trump, people at least meet with the nra and talk about mid dle ground. he's being demonized by his own party, i don't get it. >> trump is talking about doing something that barack obama refused to do for more than seven and a half years. the same people criticized obama to do but refused. >> the nra is in the right place on this. chris todd put out a statement yesterday and he nailed every important point. we don't want terrorists to walk into a store and get guns. the obama administration put 450,000 people on the terrorist watch list in 2013. this does not make any sense. we have 1.1 million. >> think of what you are saying here from all of us and i think you are exactly right. we cannot trust this administration in any quarter in any way on any issue, on any act that it takes. they are entirely and totally ideology cal, they are interested in advancing their agenda. >> paul ryan is the same w

not only ryan and romney. but knew senator majority leader mitch mcconnell joining in to an apparent resistance movement to the republican party's elected standard-bearer. he said the remarks about the trump university judge were beyond the pale. ryan in his typical fashion took no note at all of the judge's potential political organizations. what could be better than two women leftists on the democratic ticket. hillary clinton stoking speculation she may choose senator elizabeth warren as her running-mate. clinton met with warren at her home in washington. trump tweeted pocahontas is at it again. goofy elizabeth warren has a nasty mouth. hope she is vp choice. warren called trump a thin-skinned fraud. the race already heated. i'll be talking about it with a number of tonight toes and a haven'ts -- a number of politicos and a savants. another social media giant is accused of cyber ask kren orship. news that google hid negative stories about hillary clinton. >> google has been actively altering search recommend

the irrepressible ryan chilcote. no oil minister is safe with ryan chilcote in the room. have a look at what is having to the price of oil. brent crossing $50 a barrel. nymex crude on the cost of - cusp of $49.16. the current secretary-general, is there going to be some sort f deal to mend debentures -- divisions? brent crude and nymex crude both rising today. let's get the other top story today out of vienna. the ecb day. draghi will probably have little fresh monetary stimulus to offer when he briefs reporters later. are likelyojections to reinforce the perception that, despite monetary easing, the ecb is still struggling to meet its inflation goal. for more, we are joined from by paul gordon. the latest stimulus package is feeding through. the key focus will be on the new economic forecast. what are we expecting? opec yes, you heard the secretary-general saying the bad times are over. that is good news for the ecb in terms of inflation. it may help the ecb upgrade this year's inflation forecast from the 0.1% it had before. by 2017 and 2018 is ing to be much harder. the

>> it plays right into paul ryan, as he was saying, paul ryan says it's a stunt. then they're raising money off of it as it occurs. i don't think that it's form. you could wait a little bit. look at what you're talking about. you're talking about the death of people. >> andy, do you agree with that? >> what, that this is all politics? >> just that talking about raising money off of it. is it bad form? >> yeah, of course. >> should politicians do that? >> we know politicians are politicians, they'll raise at any opportunity, even at church. politicians are going to raise money? but it is bad form. this is a simple thing to solve. i'm a business guy. that's why trump liked me. i worked for him for seven years. once again, we're dealing with less than 1,000 americans on the no-fly list. let's say 10% of them want to buy a gun in a given year. that's 100 people. the fbi can sit down with 100 people, look them over, and after a couple of days, showing they're not psychotic, they can have a gun. if they're not -- >> lee zelden of new york joins us from the capital. what

house speaker paul ryan says he will vote for paul ryan -- made the announcement via twitter -- via twitter. he tweeted i will be voting for donald trump this fall and i am confident he will help turn the house she of the agenda into laws. speaker ryan had initially expressed reluctance about voting for the presumptive nominee. global news 24 hours a day 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. to you. >> thank you. for more, let's bring in megan murphy, the washington bureau chief. are you surprised? >> i am not surprised. it was a scoop a week ago that this was happening. i think the timing was always in flux and they had a lot to negotiate for when this would they try to heal the rift between the gop establishment and the candidacy of donald trump. we are not surprised but there will be a lot of work to be done to get everyone on board as they try to position donald trump as a candidate everyone across the party can get behind. >> how much pressure will this endorsement put on those stone online with the nomination? >> a lot of pressure. i want to read a quote fro

ryan says he's going to vote for him but is he a supporter. is he going to help him when the chips are down. what trump found out yesterday, here he was at a moment where he could use some help and he got virtually nothing. >> and of paul ryan endorsement, he said i will vote for him. he didn't give any enthusiastic praise of donald trump and it came on a day where trump took one more step beyond what he had done before criticizing judge curiel because of his ethnicity in . trump has done nothing but attacking. paul ryan is half membership, they are more than not. >> as a leader of the republican party. paul ryan has to listen to the voters and the voters are spoken. that was his understandable rational in his mind. he's a party leader and an actual elected leader. he's a leader of the house republican said should be and our representatives. he's not speaking for paul ryan. he's speaking for a lot of folks. i am curious if it is just congressman paul ryan that he would be more like mitt romney. he's representing 200 plus republicans in the hou

my goodness, paul ryan? what he says about donald trump at the moment is that his remarks were racist so he can do certain things without money but you need a campaign and he doesn't have a 50 state operation or he says he wants to run in all states. that is something even obama and romney and clinton and mccain did not do because you target the state where you think you can win outside your republican or democratic base. he needs some strategic decision-making then and we haven't seen it yet. jon: kimberly stossel has been a gift on this program several times, wrote an interesting piece in the wall street journal entitled trump can't win it forever. she writes, mister trump is in a race against the seasoned politician who commands a machine and is already setting daily him. the mainstream media are in the tank for her and their airtime will be be devoted to skewering him. mister jones orders remain the minority in a fractured party that he has yet to unify. there's no need to guess whether mister trump lack

i have to agree with paul ryan. if this comment is not a racist comment, then there is no racist comment to be made. an enso, you have the republicans fighting over stuff resolved in the last century. democrats pulling us forward. frankly, had donald trump just kept his mouth shut, the democrats would have had the worst week of our lives with some of the stuff last week and none of which was talked about an i'm happy about it. >> i think -- >> hold on, hold on. >> i mean -- >> this is sort of a disqualifying event for donald trump even if you put aside the questions of racism. the fact that this guy is willing to litigate a civil case in the public -- >> paul ryan is still supporting him. >> -- such an extraordinary amount of bad judgment, even if we could somehow put aside the questions of racism, the fact that he's so myopically focused on this scheme he hand is horrifying. >> hold on, hold on. hold on. back to paul ryan. the speaker of the house of representatives. he is so steadfast in the agenda of his does thi

ryan howard hitting again. look who's at citizens bank park today, charles barkley hanging with ryan. charles is a phillies fan and a fan threw a beer bottle at ryan saturday. sir charles has had run-ins with fans. i asked him how he felt about what happened to ryan. >> i was just disappointed. very disappointed. i wish that, to be honest, ryan could get his hands on him and beat the hell out of him. that would be the appropriate response. but, you know, that's the one thing i can tell you, or tell you an philadelphia, man, it's a great city. great fans. very passionate. there's always going to be a couple bad apples. majority of the fans here appreciate what ryan has brought to the table. >> what would you have done to the guy? >> i would have kicked his [ bleep ] personally. i don't think just giving him a little warning or ticket that really doesn't do that situation justice. >> always love sir charles. >>> the cavaliers got crushed by golden state last night. cavs coach couldn't do much to stop it. >>> 15 y

mark: well done, ryan. coming up next on the european close, we are going to have much more on today's ecb decision and the latest out of opec. ♪ ♪ scarlet: betty: i'm betty liu. mark: a few minutes left in europe today. you're watching the european close of "bloomberg markets." ♪ betty: we kick off this hour with some breaking news on the oil market. let's head to the market desperate julie hyman has the oil inventories in the u.s. julie: coming in with the decline of about 1.3 7 million barrels. the estimated decline was about 2.7 million barrels, smaller than estimated decline at leasing crude oil inventories and gasoline inventories seen a bigger than expected drawdown of about 1.5 million barrels. this is down 1.3 million barrels. back to larger than estimated. just to recap, a smaller than estimated drawdown in crude inventories. larger than estimated drawdown in refined products. also i see

those people don't matter to representati representative ryan. >> speaker ryan by refusing for us to have a voice and an opportunity. the same issue and to be the talk about and allowing the cdc to do a study on gun violence. >> how effective is his leadership when he's allowing this to happen in his own help. >> congresswoman, thank you for your late time tonight. we appreciate it. >> sorry, let me try it over. >> we are going to dip back in of what you are seeing in the corner and don't democrats, theying they'll continue no matter what. the public are going to structure their vote to try to get out of town and we are going see it in a moment exactly what happened and how many democrats stay or whether the light stays on. we are in uncharged territory and we'll have more on this after the break. >>> 2:32 a.m. on the east coast, we are witnessing the prayer to begin the new house session, lets listen in. >> the chair will lead the house in the pledge of allegiance. [ pledge allegiance ] [ cheers ] >> speaker paul ryan having led the young youths >> the clerk will report the resoluti

buddy ryan dead at the age of 85. >> we have a rich legacy that buddy ryan left the game. not just the philadelphia eagles and his time in philadelphia, but i think his stamp on the game is something that will live on for a long time. >> and you knew that he stood behind you 100%, therefore you would run through a brick wall, do anything for him because you know he would do anything for you. >> one of the great defensive coordinators and a defensive innovator. but as a leader of men, he was unsurpassed. >> i guess heaven needed a couple of great coaches, losing another coach in pat summitt going down with john wooden as the greatest college coach in history. and no coach in division i ever had more wins. winning eight national championships, went to 18 final fours. every player that played for her went to at least one. and 1,098 wins to 208 losses. she was battling alzheimer's. >>> and will the phillies bats stay hot in the desert? looking to make it 2-0 when we return. ♪ roll all summer with a classic -- dunkin's savory pork roll breakfast sandwich is back. crave it whi

(cheers and applause) and if i may, one more thing about paul ryan himself, the problem with paul ryan -- hey, guys, looks like paul ryan managed to shut o cameras off so i'm coming to you live from periscope and i encourage every one of you to join me and let your voices be heard. thank you so much. that's what democracy is about, people. and thank you. i appreciate it. thank you so much. democracy is supposed to represent the will of the people, right, and -- (laughter) that's true, pandaings are indeed soft. thanks for chiming in. anyway, it's designed to represent the will of the people. i don't know -- i don't where your garlic bread is and please don't call me betch. that's not cool. (laughter) when the democratic government fails to listen -- (laughter) that's garlic bread and banana bread are both delicious. you don't have to choose one! when a government fails to step up, the responsibility falls on the rest of us and what the people -- (laughter) first of all, i am not your daddy and even if i was, i wouldn't do that because that would be weird. what was i saying? the will of

please welcome our good friend, ryan seacrest! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: ryan seacrest! [ cheers and applause ] you're a good man! looking sharp, as always, buddy. >> thank you. by the way, last night, you and the prez, amazing. >> jimmy: that was fun, right? >> do you get nervous when you're interviewing the president? are you think about -- like what he's thinking about what you're asking? >> jimmy: it's like interviewing you. this feels the same way to me. the president of the united states and ryan seacrest. i get excited about everybody on the show. >> it was really great. >> jimmy: he's a god guy. you know, he was loose and fun. >> slow jam the news. >> jimmy: i know. we got to just play around. i don't know. it was just crazy. this show is just nuts and madonna, as always. you know, madonna just brings it. >> she brings it every time. >> jimmy: you're my go-to guy for music. so you know. i mean, you know duran duran, they played when you were coming out. we have to talk about rio and everything. but, i wanna know. what's the song of the summer, so we know? is it j

ryan chilcote is there standing by with the russian deputy prime minister. ryan, take it away. by arkady i am joined dvorkovich. we'll talk about the referendum in the u.k. on the 23. that is where i would like to kick it off with you. i had the opportunity to speak ncker, and his ju message to u.k. brokers is don't do it -- don't ask of the european union. we know where he stands. where does russia stand -- does russia care whether britain since the eu or not? mr. dvorkovich: russia cares about your. good partners are usually not week partners. we need your to stay strong. it depends. if europe is not going to become weaker because of the brexit, we are ok with that. but if europe is going to become weaker, you will have problems in terms of the economy, so we are in a development cents. we are not in favor of that. reiterate that this is the right of the people that live in the u.k., and nobody should convince them. ryan: you will be aware that a lot of people in europe and britain believe that russia would be delighted if the u.k. were to exit the european union because mayb