distance from here at the quicken loans arena, the same stadium that will host donald j trump and the republican national convention in just 40 days. on tonight's show, we are going to learn about how the planning for the gathering is going, but first the entire political world is analyzing the three speeches delivered last night by the three remaining candidates. for hillary clinton, it was an emotional and momentous celebration in brooklyn. she won four of the six states yesterday, including new jersey and california, where surprisingly she beat bernie sanders by double digits. those victory solidified her new decision as the first woman to become the presumptive nominee of a pickle party in the usa. party in theical usa. the emphatic wins and her well-crafted victory speech has given her strong finishes at the ballot box and the speech she gave last night, how strong is her position? john: let's pause to reflect for one moment that there was a lot of discussion about the ap call on monday, maybe taking away some of the grandeur of last night, turned out to not be true. give hillary

his career how much he has done and compare that sparse record to donald j. trumps career as developer and builder. it looks like another easy choice, doesn't it? we are coming right back. donald trump blames the country's weak leaders for the deadly attack in orlando. a major shakeup in a nation security is overdue. >> you think about it with a violation that took place or that was allowed to take place the violation that took place, its weakness on behalf of our leadership. lou: fred barnes joins me here next and this foul ball is heading toward some unsuspecting fans in the stands. we will show you the video of a years ago, i was starring in a one-woman show about a cat allergic to other cats. opening-slash-closing night it hit me: hats for cats. everyone said i was crazy. when i went online. i got my domain, catswithhats.com from godaddy. now these things are fee-ly-in' outta here. got a crazy idea you think you can turn into a success? we know you can and we've got a domain for you. go you. godaddy. [booing] former president george w. bush diving back into politics this

arena. that's the same stadium that will hold donald j. trump and the republican national convention in just 40 days. on tonight's show we'll learn about how the planning for the big gathering is going. first, the entire political world is still analyzing the three speeches that were delivered last night by the remaining presidential candidates. for hillary clinton, it was an emotional celebration in brooklyn. she won four of the six states that voted yesterday including new jersey and california where, surprisingly, she beat bernie sanders by double digits. those victories solidified her new position as the first woman to become the presumptive nominee of major party in the usa. her well crafted victory speech has reduced some of the pressure that she has been under to woo sanders supporters in the days ahead. >> there was a lot of discussion about the ap call on monday maybe taking away some of the grandeur of last night. it turned out to not be true. he won big last night. well crafted speech. not just well crafted but well delivered. calm, confident, emphatic. i think she leaves

making very clear donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. they don't want him to move off ta position and will continue hitting him on it no matter where he moves himself over the next coming weeks and months, erin. >> interesting point. my panel is back with me, along with the man leading the trump delegate revolt at the convention, steve lonigan, planning the revolt against trump. all right, corey. okay. he came out with the muslim ban. now he's dialling it back saying it's not a muslim ban but a ban on certain countries. you hear what phil is saying. a lot of his core sport don't want him to change on this. this has been a core part of his platform. can he ratchet this back without hurting his base? >> look at that statement on december 7th. until we can find out what is going on. what that means is an immigration policy that allows us to find out who is actually coming into our country and do so legally. what we need to do is revamp our policies of immigration coming in. what we see right now, i've spoken to many gover

white-hot burns and this time it was not donald j. trump, billionaire, it was hillary r. clinton millionaire. clinton slammed trump over documents published in the new york times about a federal lawsuit against trump university. here's a sampling hot off the boiler. she called the business practices that trump engaged in sleazy and fraudulent. the trump university con says a lot about trump. you can't trust him with your personal finances. how can we trust him with our country? these days that counts as a presidential smackdown. she continued to attack in the flesh at a rally in new jersey with jon bon jovi. hillary clinton: this is just more evidence that donald trump himself is a fraud. he is trying to scam america the way he scammed all those people that trump university. it is important that we recognize what he has done because that's usually a pretty good indicator of what he will do. john: hillary is clearly trying to make trump university a big issue. is this an issue we will be talking about in the fall? can clinton make this an issue that will stalk trump all the way? m

donald trump and hillary clinton. trump is launching a brutal counter attack. mrs. clinton following her assault on his policy proposals. >> donald trump's ideas are not just dangerous they are inco-hiebert. they are not ideas, j series of bizarre rants. [ laughter ] >> personal feuds and outright lies. [cheers and applause] this is not someone who should ever have the nuclear code because it's not hard to imagine donald trump leading us into a war just because somebody got under his very thin skin. >> and remember i said i was a counter puncher? i am. after what she said about me today in her phony speech. that was a phony speech, that was a donald trump hit job. i will say this. hillary clinton has to go to jail. okay? she has to go to jail. [cheers] that was a phony hit job. she is guilty as hell. >> joining us now from houston to analyze a national security foreign policy analyst and here in the studio cathy lynn tale a former national security official in the george w. bush administration. i will start with you. hillary clinton lays claim to the foreign policy win between trump and clinton. and i'm scratching my head trying to figure out why. granted, she has got experience but, man, benghazi. we know what happe

-- [talking at the same time] >> are you not describing donald j. trump, outsiewness to politics? >> i'm absolutely not describing donald j. trump. >> you did. >> i think what donald j. trump stands for is not what bernie sanders stands for and not what i stands for. and if we're talking about why bernie is still here. >> citing exactly what you said you liked about bernie sanders, did i not? >> excuse me? i didn't hear what you said. >> i just repeated what you said you liked about bernie sanders. is he an outsider who is bringing not the politics as usual and not indebted to the corporations. >> that's exactly the donald trump part. [talking at the same time] >> building a wall between here and mexico. and he is not running around talking about muslims on registries and other things like that. i don't think there is any similarity when you look deeper beyond the fact that they are both political outsiders. bernie sanders brings the perspective. >> i was just using what you said. >> i know that's what you were using. but let's make the distinction here. >> of course. go ahead, h

primary next week, he will ultimately do everything he can to stop donald j trump from becoming president. i spoke briefly to secretary clinton on tuesday night and congratulated her on her very strong campaign. i look forward to meeting with her in the near future to see to we can work together defeat donald trump and to create a government that represents all of us and not just the 1%. a couple of hours after sanders spoke came the big news of the day. the clinton campaign released a three minute video produced by them in conjunction with the white house of president obama expressing his unequivocal support of her run for the white house. mr. obama: i want to hillary clinton for becoming the presumptive nominee for president of the united states. i know how hard this job can be. that's why i know hillary will be so good at it. in fact, i don't think there has ever been someone so qualified to hold this office. she has the courage, the compassion, and the heart to get the job done. and i say that a somebody who had to debate her more than 20 times. i am fired up, and i cannot w

: joining us to talk more about fundraising of donald j. trump, billionaire, one of the top political fundraisers, ever, in the history of this young country. he was mitt romney's finance chair and now heads paul ryan's finances. spencer zwick, thanks for coming back. there is lots of talk about how donald trump's current financial situation is dire. his campaign says, not a problem. what is the reality of the current mismatch between what the campaign needs to spend, and how much they have? >> going back four years ago, may was critical for romney. we had about $100 million cash on hand. we knew that you do not get the month of may back. once you get into the fall, you need to be campaigning and not raising money as much. now is the time to be raising money. i worry that they have passed through the month of may and have not performed that fund raising side. john: have you become a full-fledged trump backer? spencer: no, but i'm a loyal republican. i worry that they have passed i want the party to be successful. i would like to see the republican party win. mark: you are not where go

donald trump's thin skin. >> that clinton and warren duo in cincinnati drew quite the reaction from donald j. trump billionaire but also garnered glowing reviews from reporters on the ground and from ye oldest cable news punditry class. >> i was struck by their embrace, struck by how she completed hillary clinton's sentences but it also seemed to make hillary clinton sharper as well about her argument about why she's fighting for the little guy. >> you watch this event, it did seem like magic on that stage. >> i think democrats across the country probably looked at this event and thought they saw a pretty good winning ticket for the fall. the chemistry looked very real. >> hillary clinton clearly enjoyed campaigning with her today. that was evident as well. to have her on board the team in a full way, i think is a benefit to hillary clinton. >> hillary needs that boost, she needs that energy. she's also doing her a favor because she's able to take on the trump defensive in a way her husband attempted to do but it wasn't quite as well received. i think the girls teaming up is a good move. >> did you

thangs with it >> a very special anniversary episodes of this very real reality show. donald j. trump, billionaire and candidate turns 1-year-old. they grow up so fast. seemed like yesterday he was riding his guilded escalator right into the 2016 race. 365 days later the tension between trump and his party is only growing more intense. every day seems to bring fresh voices of republican dissention. he said he will vote for hillary clinton. trump made clear in his atlanta speech he's willing to travel it will lonely road. he told gop leaders to be quiet in in a weekly capitol hill press conference paul ryan gave no indication he will hold his tongue and left the door ajar when he asked if he would rescind his endorsement of trump. >> i don't have a plan to do that. we'll agree to disagree on some things. that's the way things work. mitt romney and i didn't agree on everything. he's a different kind of candidate. i'm going to be myself and speak up in defense of our principles. >> john kasich, the governor of the state, said in an interview with morning joe that he might never back his party's pres

of this very real reality show, donald j. trump turns one-year-old as candidate. they grow up so fast. seems like just yesterday the billionaire was riding his gilded escalator right into the 2016 race. 365 days later, the tension between him and his party over just about anything is only growing more tense. every day brings fresh voices of republican dissension. today it came from richard armitage, deputy secretary of state under george w. bush, who told politico he will vote for hillary clinton. trump made clear in an atlanta speech yesterday he's going to travel a lonely road and told gop leaders to "be quiet," but in a weekly press conference today, paul ryan gave no indication he would hold his tongue, but kept the door slightly ajar if he was asked if he would rescind his endorsement of trump. >> i don't plan to do that. we will disagree on some things. mitt romney and i did not agree on everything. he is 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. kasich, the governor of the state where the r

. >> reporter: back in september, this is what donald trump announced. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> reporter: but now, the campaign says the ban would only apply to immigrants from, quote, terrorist countries who could not properly be vetted. according to the latest abc news/"washington post" poll, an overwhelming majority of people think trump is biased against muslims, women, and minorities. on the democratic side, clinton is formally vetting elizabeth warren as a possible vice president. >> donald trump says he'll make america great again. it's -- it's right there. no. it's stamped on the front of his goofy hat. >> reporter: the two all smiles in ohio. >> i do just love to see how she gets under donald trump's thin skin. >> reporter: joining forces in attacking trump and his response to britain's decision to leave the eu. >> within 24 hours, americans lost $100 billion from our 401(k)s. he tried to turn a global economic challenge into an infomercial. >> reporter: and clinton may be facing a tough day wit

quickly to the other sort of big political story now. that is donald trump walking back his signature ban on all muslims coming into the united states, listen to trump here and then i want to get to your thoughts on the other side. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> it is a ban on muslims with exceptions and -- >> have to have exceptions. >> the way everybody read it was it was across the table. >> exceptions. you won't have a ban very long. >> and now we're hearing he's going to be softening some of this. what do you make of this, josh? >> well, kind of a flip-flop, isn't it? trump's muslim ban, which let's remember was right after the san bernardino attacks was not some sort of l.aark. it was a statement, it was planned, they put it out and they stuck to it, even in the face of severe criticism over recent weeks. the fact they're now sort of backing off of it will be portrayed by especially establishment republicans as a positive signal that donald trump is becoming presidential and respondinging to the wi int the party and nullifying his position. but the other part of it is you hav

career how much he has done and compare that sparse record to donald j. trumps career as developer and builder. it looks like another easy choice, doesn't it? we are coming right back. donald trump blames the country's weak leaders for the deadly attack in orlando. a major shakeup in a nation security is overdue. >> you think about it with a violation that took place or that was allowed to take place the violation that took place, its weakness on behalf of our leadership. lou: fred barnes joins me here next and this foul ball is heading toward some unsuspecting fans in the stands. we will show you the video of a÷ [booing] former president george w. bush diving back into politics this summer. he's been on the campaign trail for republicans senators who may have a little trouble trying to keep their seats. john mccain, were blunt, rob portman ron johnson among senators who are facing difficult contest and senators might consider, it's interesting attaching themselves to well the bush wing of the republican party instead of the new force in the party. may have an impact on their elec

between donald j. trump, billionaire, and hillary r. clinton, multimillionaire. both the delivered formal campaign speeches to their respective bases this afternoon. trump spoke to the conservative audience at the faith and freedom conference in washington, d.c., his first public event since that teleprompter speech. that happened right after clinton's address at the planned parenthood action fund, less than her first public appearance one mile away. her first public appearance as big endorsements from president obama, joe biden, and elizabeth warren yesterday. trump hit clinton. clinton hit trump. let's go to the tape. [video clip] mrs. clinton: when donald trump says let's make america great again, that is code for let's take america backward. mr. trump: hillary clinton, or as i call her crooked hillary , clinton, refuses to even say the words radical islam. this alone makes her unfit to be president. mrs. clinton: anyone who wants to defund planned parenthood has no idea what is best for women. mr. trump: she will appoint radical judges who will legislate from the bench, overrid

>>> ladies and gentlemen, the next president of the united states, mr. donald j. trump. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you very much, everyone. today i would like to share my thoughts about the stakes in this upcoming and very important election. people have asked me why i'm running for president. i built an amazing business that i love. and i get to work side by side with my children every single day. we come to work together and turn visions into reality. we think big, and then we make it happen. we absolutely make it happen. i love what i do. and i'm grateful beyond words to the nation that has allowed me to do it. so when people ask me why i am running, i very quickly answer, i'm running to give back to this country, which has been so very good to me. [ cheers and applause ] when i see the crumbling roads and bridges or the dilapidated airports or the factories moving overseas to mexico or to other countries for that matter, i know these problems can all be fixed. but not by hillary clinton. only by me. [ applause ] the fact is, we can come b

have to put aside our differences and put donald j. trump in our white house. [cheers and applause] senator perdue: with trump in the white house and the leadership around him, i believe we can finally bring term limits to the united states senate and the united states house of representatives. i believe we can actually -- [applause] senator perdue: i believe we can actually begin to correct the budget process that's been broken for the last 42 years. it's only worked four times, folks. imagine that. that's the root of what this problem's all about. i believe we can eliminate redundant agencies. some $300 billion, $400 billion worth. and, yes, we can grow this economy. the irony of all these sweeping programs that the democrats have put on us -- and you think, well, how did we get here? the irony is they failed. we have add in the last 100 years three supermajorities. the first gave us the new deal. the second, great society. the third, obamacare and dodd-frank. now, i'm just a business guy but these three supermajorities, most responsibility of the financial catastrophe and the ir

like me. i'm telling you. >> thank you god for sending us donald j. trump to be our next president of the united states of america! >> trevor: i bet you god is like, i'm sorry, what? no, that wasn't me. no, no, sorry. you must be thinking of somebody else. i was busy handling an earthquake somewhere. that was not me. i don't know if that's the thing you want to say. i don't know if god sends us donald trump. wouldn't surprise me. god as sent us a lot of things -- mosquitoes, the plague, that mother's day movie. (laughter) there is a reason why the majority of women are not trump fans. for example -- >> trump going personal, opting to make fun of clinton's voice. >> and i will never say this, but she screams, it drives me crazy. i didn't say it. i can't listen. >> trevor: ah -- we shouldn't be quick to judge, donald trump. remember, he is sensitive to reason and fact and that's why it hurts him and it's hard for him to fully cover his ears with those tiny hands of his! (laughter) this is mott the first time a woman shouting causes trump distress as we discovered in the trump archives.

statement donald trump made about barring all muslims from entering the country? listen. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> that was donald j. trump, december 7th, reading from a press release. breaking news tonight nearly seven months later, forget everything he said. after backing away from it, then reembracing it, our sources say he is dropping the litmus test entirely. >>> we begin with american 401(k) savings shrinking, briti british. seeing its credit rating cut today. brexit politicians going back on promises they made to win votes, turmoil in the governing party and a absence for carrying out the voters' wishes, stirring second thoughts from those yes voters and you have a recipe of brexit remorse with a side of mushy peas. >>> great to have you here. what's going on in stock market continues to slide. >> pretty serious. closer to 2% today. that point, 5%, there's some years. that's somebody's entire return on the stock market. it's worr

united states, mr. donald j trump. [applause] >> thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you very much. [applause] >> today i would like to share my thoughts about the stakes in this upcoming and very important election. people have asked me why i am running for president. i built an amazing business that i love and i get to work side-by-side with my children every single day. we come to work together and turn visions into reality. we think big and then we make it happen. we absolutely make it happen. i love what i do. i am grateful beyond words to the nation that has allowed me to do it. so when people ask me why i am running i very quickly answer i am running to give back to this country which has been so very good to me. [applause] [applause] >> when i see the crumbling roads and bridges, dilapitated airports and the factories moving overseas to mexico or other countries i know these problems can be fixed. but not by hillary clinton. only by me. [applause] >> the fact is we can come back bigger and better and stronger than every before. jobs, jobs, jobs. [applause] >> everywher

has contributed, none in his career how much he has done and compare that sparse record to donald j. trumps career as developer and builder. it looks like another easy choice, doesn't it? we are coming right back. donald trump blames the country's weak leaders for the deadly attack in orlando. a major shakeup in a nation security is overdue. >> you think about it with a violation that took place or that was allowed to take place the violation that took place, its weakness on behalf of our leadership. lou: fred barnes joins me here next and this foul ball is heading toward some unsuspecting fans in the stands. we will show you the video of a catch you do not want to miss. a lot more coming out. we will be right back. stay with us. this just got interesting. why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex do not take cialis if you take ni

america great again! picture donald j. trump. that's not even all of them. but after all those and others the trump campaign today sent out a fund-raising e-mail saying, we have never sent out a fund-raising e-mail before. and they said, if you act now, every contribution will be matched up to a $2 million limit by donald j. trump himself! seriously, that is actually part of the new fund-raising e-mail, trying to make it sound like an npr fund drive but without the book bag. pretty soon they'll be tacking on reverse motorages, referrals to lawyers. donald trump told lester holt he was going to raise over $1 billion to run for the presidency. we now know that as late as may of the election year, he was only raising $3 million-something a month. and he was spending more than he was raising. he spent more than he raised in may. and a significant portion what was he spent he spent on himself and his children. and so again quoting "the washington post," to the this with astonishment and alarm. the question is what they're going to do about it. and the answer to that question is surprisi

states? whether it is donald j. trump or hillary clinton. new york state is very much on the ballot. and when you have judges -- the supreme court is very much on the ballot, and when you have judges, richard nixon or george w. bush -- judges that can tell us who can vote and who cannot with id laws and all the rest, the court is influencing with important ways in close elections who is going to win and who is not. these things interact. it is a very interesting interaction between the presidency and the court. that is my first thinking. the others are shorter. now here is another -- this is a long-term trend. the rise of judicial power. so, i'm going to say a little bit more about this. john jay -- it's a hassle. he is offer the position a few years later. let me tell you what he says . he turns it down. becomeson john marshall the classice, winding down happens. they have to pick someone. john marshall is the only guy in town. the mail is slow. he says, it's got to be you because i know you will accept. john jay sat on the offer for a while. but the time he actually said no, there

done much. john: donald trump's birthday is in two weeks. what you get for the man who has everything? how about a super pac. even donald j trump billionaire might need a super pac. the two of them already exist. wealthy donors have raised concerns about both of them. a lot of confusion on the trump super pac front. donald trump is going to need to raise a lot more money. is the trump campaign manager having trouble getting its act together on this front? they sent mixed signals about whether they want a super pac. one of his advisors was quoted saying mr. trump has a lot of support him he can't really stop people from supporting him. that seems like a wink and a nod. will wealthy people don't want to go to one essential fund 11 managers decide. they want to hire the consultants. are we doing advertising? are we coordinating with the campaign? without the campaign playing a thisactive role publicly, thing continues to flow in a way that is not helpful to donald trump. in 2012 we had restore our future for romney. they knew the mind of the romney campaign pretty well. even they found effective very difficult to pull off. largely

♪ welcome the next president of the united states, donald j. trump. ♪ [cheers and applause] r. trump: this is amazing. redding, we love redding. thank you very much. i think it's 104 degrees. is everybody ok? if anyone not feeling well, come up here, we have plenty of water to share. this is hot out. i want to thank you all. they got some very bad news, the worst jobs report in 6 1/2 years ok. it is going the wrong way. they are playing games. it's going the wrong way. they had a labor participation rate, it fell to 62.6%, which is one of the worst in many, many, many years. so we know what we're doing. we are going to turn it around and make america great again, bring back our jobs, bring back our jobs and bring it back fast. and remember the 1237 they said, maybe at the convention and i said we are going to reach it easy. who would have thought we reached it before hillary clinton. she can't close the deal. she can't close it. she's working hard and can't close it with bernie. good old bernie. we love our bernie. i tell you what, what a mess she's in. and the people with ber

don't know the facts of the subpoena power. he should not have indicted him. next, donald j. trump, billionaire, walks back his immigration stance. we will talk about his interview with bloomberg politics over the weekend when we come back. ♪ john: the world is still comprehensively freaking out over the united kingdom's decision to leave the european union at the end of last week. today, secretary of state john kerry met with e.u. officials in brussels amid continuing disagreement about how to begin the negotiations of britain's withdrawal. opponents are still trying to find any way to stop it. many brits express sellers' remorse, an online petition calling for a second referendum signed by more than 3.5 million people. some scottish officials are exploring ways to remain part of the e.u. or force another vote. a year from now, will britain still be part of the e.u. or will it be gone? mark: i have no idea. i find the online petition to be kind of a joke. i don't care about that. i don't understand the standing to do this. i think what matters is what the next prime minister does. already, m

white hot burns and no, this time the burner in question was not donald j. trump billionaire. it was hillary r. clinton, multimillionaire. in a tweet clinton flayed trump over documents published this the new york times and the washington post about a federal lawsuit against the for profit school known as trump university. here is a sampling hot off the boiler. clinton warned a new york times article on this matter ma cause nausea. she called the business practices that trump engaged in sleazy and fraudulent and wrote the trump university con says a lot about trump. if you can't trust him with your personal finances, how can you trust him with our country? these days that counts as presidential smackdown opinion clinton continued her attacks in the flesh at a rally in newark, new jersey today. >> this is just more evidence that donald trump, himself, is a fraud. he is trying to scam america the way he scammed all those people at trump u. it's important that we recognize what he has done because that's usually a pretty good indicator of what he will do. >> mark, hillary clinton clearl

spencer zwick about donald trump's finance my numbers. ♪ ♪ mark: joining us now to talk more about the fundraising of donald j trump billionaire, spencer zwick, one of the top political fundraisers ever in either party to the history of this young country. he was mitt romney's finance chair in the last presidential campaign, and he now has paul ryan's finance operations. thank you for coming back. >> thank you. mark: there was a lot of talk about his that's how donald trump's situation is dire. was is the reality of the current mismanagement between what the campaign needs to spend and how much they have? spencer: i remember the month of may was critical for mitt romney and the campaign. we raised to $75 million in the same month, had 100 million dollars cash on hand. and you don't get the month of may back. you get into the campaign and not raising money is much, now is the time to raise money. i worry they pass through the month of may and really not performed that well in the fundraising cycle. john: when you say worry about it, is it because you have come around to trump and become a full-fledged trump backer?

president of the united states! >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on! it's going to get worse and worse. you're going to have more world trade centers. it's going to get worse and worse, folks. >> trump's message has led some americans to say, who cares why they hate us. we hate them. >> who's bombing buildings? who's bombing airplanes? it's not the christians. it's not the jewish. it's not the buddhist. it's the muslims. you got that on camera, sport? >> we have training camps growing where they want to kill us. >> they are coming to get us. they are not going to be happy until they take over this country and we have to be under sharia law and i am not going to bow down to them. >> americans are understandably angry and afraid. but with fear turning to hate, we need answers. it's literally a matter of life and death. when you ask a scholar steeped in the subject, he makes an important distinction. >> why do they hate us? >> if you take they

people are getting in touch with us and this is one of the reasons donald j. trump is doing as well as he is. >> and sam clovis, you're also part of that reason. we thank you for being here. >> always an honor to be on with you. >>> cincinnati police now considering criminal charges following an incident, a tragic incident, at the cincinnati zoo over the weekend. a 450-pound endangered gorilla killed after a 4-year-old child fell into the animal's enclosure. it's unclear where the soozoo o the mother of the boy will face charges or both. the story captivating the country so much that even donald trump weighed in. >> i don't think they had a cho choice. i mean probably they didn't have a choice. you have a young child at stake. and, you know, it's too bad there wasn't another way. >>> up next, donald trump confident he will win the trump university lawsuit. >> i'll win the trump university case. i could settle that case. i could have settled it. i just choose not to. in fact when i ran, they said why don't you settle up that case. i don't want to settle up the case. because i'm a man

december and then in may. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> the way everybody read it, it was across the table. >> we have exceptions. ideally you won't have a ban very long. >> now advisors say his campaign is in the midst on working on a memo outlining very specific tailored approach to it. campaign aides are pushing back on that idea that this is a wholesale change. it is. it raises questions about what happens next for a proposal that really has played very well in the republican party up to this point. even though top gop leaders like paul ryan real estate main steadfastly po lly opposed. one calls it a tale of two trumps the candidate unwilling or unable to let go of what got him to this point. general election is different than a primary and he's targeting a different electorate. we're starting to see a more professionalized campaign. the building of a real fundraising operation and targeted travel. take a look at trump's schedule

found at bloomberg 99.1 fm. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ john: we showed you donald j. trump's pitch to bernie sanders voters. hillary clinton seemed to have a similar goal. while she did not mention him by name, the intended audience was unmistakable. mrs. clinton: too many corporations have embraced policies that favor hedge funds and other big shareholders and top regiment at the expense of their workers, communities, and even their long-term value. they are driven by wall street's obsession with short term share prices and quarterly earnings. it is wrong to take taxpayer dollars with one hand and give out pink slips with the other [cheers] john: that is hillary clinton talking to those sanders voters. we have been talking about sanders a little bit this show, but do you think that is enough for those sanders voters who are not for her automatically and those who will not be thrown to ar just buy a sanders -- by sanders endorsement? is that enough to make those trust her on the issue of money in politics? mark: i think this issue of money in politics and special interest influence, t

initial aftermath of the attack, until this. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> may 19 of this year, egyptair flight 804 crashes into the mediterranean ocean. all 66 on board perish. terrorism is suspected almost immediately. >> it does appear that it was an act of terrorism. exactly how, of course the investigation will have to determine. >> trump, far more emphatic about terrorism, causing the crash. >> what just happened about 12 hours ago? a plane got blown out of sky. if anybody thinks wasn't blown out of the sky, you're 100% wrong, folks. okay? >> emfat everything but maybe wrong. now five weeks after the plane went down, investigators are still investigating the cause and the very real possibility mechanical failure or other issues beyond terrorism might be to blame for the tragedy. june 12, a gunman massacres 49 at the pulse nightclub in orlando. later that day, trump echos his call for a ban on muslims. tweeting what has happene

time for donald trump when he is trying to hit the reset button once again. >> donald trump taking steps to reposition himself for the general election. shifting his stance on a central piece of his campaign. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shut down of muslims entering the united states. >> trump is now softening his position, no longer supporting a ban on all muslims coming to the u.s. just those from terror states. as long as they are vetted strongly. >> you said countries lead to -- so would a muslim coming from scotland or great britain, have you tweaked your policy on that? >> trump is tweaking his campaign trail message, dialling down the frequency and fervor of his tough talk on immigration. >> i'm putting the people on notice that a coming year from syria, if i win, they are going back. >> no longer featuring his call to deport undocumented immigrants in his stump speech. >> we want people coming into our country but they have to come in legally. >> but one area where trump is not dialling things back, is criticism of political opponent. presumptive gop nominees blasting elizabeth warren after the progressive fire brand attacked him during an appearance with hillary clinton. >

paved the way for a new voice in this country. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> it's going to get worse and worse. you're going to have more trade centers. it's going to get worse and worse, folks. >> trump's message has led some americans to say who cares why they hate us. we hate them. >> who is bombing airplanes? it's not the christians. it's not the buddhists. it's not the jews. it's the muslims. >> they're coming to get us. they're not going to be happy until they take over this country, and we have to be under sharia law, and i'm not going to bow down to them. >> americans are understandably angry and afraid. but with fear turning to hate, we need answers. it's literally a matter of life and death. >> when you ask hungary's rasheed aliti -- >> if you talk about they being a very narrow, strong group of extreme radicals, that's an entirely different question. >> choudary has been charged with supporting isis. he's awaiting trial in

of the times donald trump has raised eyebrows. >> they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists and some, i assume are good people. donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. i view a person who's flat chested, it's very hard to be a ten. you have to have the face of vivian lee to be a ten. >> let's bring in our cnn political commentators. also donald trump supporter. donald trump catching as yow know lots of criticism for his comments about this federal judge's hispanic, mexican heritage. called him a mexican saying he would not be fairly treated. also, he suggested by muslim judge in the united states. both the house speaker and senate majority leader are scolding donald trump for saying that. how much damage has trump caused himself because of those comments? >> well, i don't think you could start off a presidential campaign in a worse way or in worse shape than donald trump has since he secured the -- became the presumed nominee just about a week ago. on the judge, it's very important to rememb

many openly saying they would vote for clinton. team ofonal finance donald j trump, billionaire, gathered at the four seasons here in gotham city today. it is the first official meeting of the joint gop fundraising theree, at a time where is skepticism donald trump will beat his stated $1 billion goal fundraising for the election. one of the most rested groups in the republic and has been big dollar donors. what is the state of the health of donald trump's fundraising operation as of now? -- then healthier as some of the coverage suggests. a lot of people there are now engaged in this and trump is a pretty big draw. they are so far behind the mechanics of this. they do not have the kind of help from a barack obama or bill clinton that hillary clinton has. it has a chance to raise enough money to potentially be competitive, but they have a long way to go. >> we talked a little about this yesterday. do not see a-- i way for trump, given where he currently stands in his fundraising efforts, to raise enough money to run a real, sophisticated, modern presidential campaign. not just e

morning. with the gop nomination well in hand, donald trump could be campaigning in genuine swing states. oddly, he's spending three days i republicans haven't won since 1988. while california dreaming, trump faced criticism from hillary clinton naturally. also an increasingly vocal president obama. >> donald j. trump! ♪ >> reporter: at a sweltering airport rally sacramento, donald trump tried out new attacks on hillary clinton. ones he said he wrote on the flight west. >> do you really believe that hiary is presidential? she went to sleep when our ambassador was murdered. the libya invasion was disgusting. she should not be allowed to run. >> reporter: the presumptive gop nominee tried to undermine a major foreign policy speech clinton delivers today. >> they sent me a copy of the speech, and it was such lies about my foreign policy. >> reporter: and deflected a policy debate by dredging up decades' old scandals. >> these are crooked people. they've been crooked from the beginning. they were crooked with whitewater. >> reporter: earlier in the day, president obama touted job growth during his and sounded off on trump's proposals. >> working families thinking about voting for those plans, then i want to have an intervention. >> reporter: in a televised town hall, the president said trump thadlera

cover but let's begin with the days dueling speeches between donald j. trump, billionaire, and hillary multimillionaires. both delivered speeches to their bases this afternoon. trump spoke at the end will faith and freedom conference in washington, d..c, his first public event since that helicopter speech. speech.teleprompter her first public appearance is as big endorsements from president obama, joe biden, and elizabeth warren. trump hit clinton. clinton hit trump. when donald trump says let's make america great again, that is code for let's take america backward. mr. trump: hillary clinton or as i call her crooked hillary clinton, refuses to even say the words radical islam. this alone makes are unfit to be president. mrs. clinton: anyone who wants to defund planned parenthood has no idea what is best for women. mr. trump: she will appoint radical judges who will legislate from the bench overriding congress. the will of the people will mean nothing, nothing. mrs. clinton: this is a man who is called women pigs, dogs and disgusting animals. hard to imagine counting on him to

journal published similar investigations into past lawsuits against donald j. trump and his companies. the story zeroes in on employees and vendors who sued trump for not getting full payment for their services. defending his business dealings, trump said, quote, i love to hold back and negotiate when people don't do good work. end quote. he said let's say they do a good job. they do a job that's not good or a job they didn't finish or way, way late. i'll deduct from their contract, that's what the country should be doing. to unpack these two stories are two of the reporters behind them. thanks for being here. let me start with you. give us, both these stories have gotten a lot of attention today. give me first an overview of the most important things that you found in reporting this piece. >> yeah, we found is there were a number of people who had been doing work donald trump or his companies. things like drapery, making curtains or selli inin inin ini and they had a hard time getting paid. we also found there were people from trump organization who worked for donald trump over the years

happened in england is going to happen again. next stop, the united states. next president, donald j. trump. what happened in the uk this week is just the beginning. the world is changing and all you elite establishment, ruling class, condescending, washington big wigs who think you know better than ordinary americans are out. start packing. your days are numbered. now, i told you this election was a revolution, but even i didn't know how big it would be. it's worldwide. the headlines scream it. the working class who toil every day to pay their rent and put food on their family's tables are tired of being lectured by the fat cats in washington and brussels, who breach what we need and when we need it. the brits in a monumental upset made their voices heard this week, voting to exit the european union. you know, the place with open borders, the one that's being run over -- overrun by immigrants, as they watch their economies falter? similarly, americans fed up with this "we are the world" song and dance will catapult donald trump to the white house. >> i think people really see a big parallel. a l

touch with us. this is one of the reasons donald j. trump is doing as well as he is. lou: sam clovis, you are also part of that reason. >> thank you, lou, always an honor to be on with you. lou: thank you. cincinnati police considering criminal charges following an incident, a tragic incident at the cincinnati zoo over the weekend. a 450-pound endangered gorilla killed after a four-year-old child fell into the animal's enclosure. it's unclear whether the zoo or the mother of the boy will face charges or both. it's so captivating a story even donald trump weighed in. >> i don't think they had a choice. probably they didn't have a choice. you have a young child at stake, and too bad it wasn't another way. lou: up next, marine corps veteran al baldasaro defending donald trump's fund-raising for veterans. >> donald trump is doing this for the heart, you're all focused on the way he's raising money, and you're not looking at the 22 veterans that are killing each other every day. i think the liberal media, and i've been dealing with you for a long time. need to get your head out of your bu