donald trump. >> he is temperamentally unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability, and immense responsibility. >> tonight, how the presumptive republican nominee is responding and how today's frontal assault from clinton is different than all the others. >> there's no risk of people losing their lives if you blow up a golf course deal. but it doesn't work like that in world affairs. >>> plus, why paul ryan finally came around to trump today. why new polling in california could have big implications for democrats. and as new details continue to emerge, why donald trump says he wants to reopen trump university. >> success. it's going to happen to you. >> when "all in" starts now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm steve kornacki in for chris hayes tonight. and today hillary clinton delivered perhaps her most stinging attack yet on donald trump. speaking in san diego, the former secretary of state flanked by 19 american flags laid out her foreign policy vision while seeking to portray

trump. but the speaker still wouldn't say that he's endorsing trump. in fact, he wrote 14 paragraphs about the importance of his agenda before he got around to mentioning that he will vote for trump. and he gave only one reason when he did, that trump will help make ryan's agenda law. the problem ryan's agenda and trump's are diametrically opposed in a half dozen instances, we'll be talking about all of them with some of the best politicos in the country. guy benson, adrianna cohen, eboni williams and mark simone. top story the political and business establishments' war on donald trump. we've known his candidacy poses a threat to the ruling elites. what we didn't know is how hard they would try to bring trump down. take the pga tour, for example. they've decided to get into presidential politics and move a marquis tournament from trump's doral golf resort to mexico city last year. it puts profits ahead of thousands of american jobs. >> they moved the world golf championship, which used to be

trump got a gun when government couldn't. still trump for president? that's our show tonight. >> and now jon stossel. stossel: this presidential race, one candidate has been a showstopper. he has won people over by promising wonderful things. >> i will be the greatest jobs president that god ever created. [applause] we are going to have win after win after win. you people are going to get sick and tired of winning. >> i can't wait, i want to win. maybe trump will make us all winners, but i doubt it read it's possible but i doubt it. you have to admire the art of the author of the art art of the deal. he just loves soft racism when told he pours -- polls poorly with women he says i just love women. >> i will be the best thing that ever happened to them. 100%. stossel: he was told he wasn't acting presidential jumps at this. heck i'd i can be more presidential in anybody. other presidents than that great a blanket he was very presidential. stossel: apparently people love. things like that. growing up my mom told me don't brag and then exaggerate, people

trump suits in mexico. trump furniture in turkey. trump picture frames in india. trump bar wear in slovenia and i could go on and on and i'd love for him to explain with all his talk about america first. >> reporter: now, erin, this speech was a point by point take down of the economic policy but several politics particularly how american workers were not involve in trump's fortune and resonates here in ohio and these key 18 electoral votes will be critical between the general election matchup but erin, so struck by hillary clinton repeatedly going after trurch trump in a personal way, belittling him all the way along. this is part two of the lecture series. more to come. >> thank you. the chief economists was the lead author of the report on trump clinton is siting and using to back up her point of view. mark of course donated $2700 to hillary clinton's campaign, the max you're allowed to do and served as an advisor to john mccain. you analyzed trump's plan and say the consequences are very significant and talk about a long recession and 3.5 million jobs lost. >>

also, to attack donald trump. and this afternoon, there were dueling speeches from clinton and trump, full of red meat attacks for both of their bases. clinton telling planned parenthood that women should ask themselves whether they really want to put their health, their lives, and their futures in donald trump's hands. >> and he actually said, women should be punished for having abortions. anyone who would so casually agree to the idea of punishing women, like it was nothing to him, the most obvious thing in the world, that's someone who doesn't hold women in high regard. but don't worry, donald assures us as president, he'll be, and i quote again, the best for women. anybody who wants to defund planned parenthood and wipe out, say, legal abortion, has no idea what's best for women. and after all, this is a man who has called women pigs, dogs, and disgusting animals. kind of hard to imagine counting on him to respect our fundamental rights. >> across town, trump spoke at the faith and freedom conference. >> hilla

if trump's lawyers get this low value, trump saves $425,000 in taxes a year. trump wins. parents say the public school children then lose out. more than half that loss will be felt in the district's budget. >> that means his school taxes would decrease by $250,000. to our small district, $250,000 is a real loss. looking to cut his taxes on a successful venture is not supportive of the little people. >> reporter: but multiple tax experts tell cnn that trump is not alone in what he's doing. >> it's perfectly normal. you would expect that any one of the net worth of mr. trump would put a lot of effort to make sure he pays as much as he owes, but no more. >> reporter: in westchester county, pockets of wealth with some homes valued at more than $1 million. trump's lawyers essentially saying his town assessed multimillion dollar golf course should pay the same taxes as one home. levinberg, a democrat, and many residents maintain that's wrong. especially for a man who wants to be president. >> i just think it's so unfair. who is going to be paying the difference? except for the

she did criticize donald trump. it was a political speech. >> today, an extremely well-craft and well-delivered broad side -- >> i agree with that description. i agree with the speech. the speech did attack donald trump in a way that he earned the attack. i don't think it was a substantive foreign policy speech that i was lead to believe that secretary clinton would be giving. it was a broad side attack of donald trump. i think he invited the attack. it was a political attack. >> also said about this speech, it was a coherrent internationalist -- >> it was a political speech. in an effective way. hillary clinton had a big lift in this speech. not to make it sound too padantic and in a policy sense. her strength going forward is that she is experienced. she has been secretary of state. she has been there. i think the difficulty for her is not to get bogged down in the details of foreign policy. what surprised me about the speech was the political tone and the zingers in it. it had lines like a comedy roast. those tha

trump university. >> this is just more evidence that donald trump himself is a fraud. he is trying to scam america the way he scammed all of those people at trump u. >> reporter: clinton's attacks, part of a day-long assault on the issue, one trump dismissed as without merit. the level of attacks at the impartiality and ethnicity of the judge overseeing the case. >> i could settle that case. i could have settled it. i just choose not to. >> reporter: all as the presumptive gop nominee heads back on to the campaign trail and with a stopped schedule in california. >> i am going to make a heavy, heavy, heavy play. i actually think we're going to win california. >> we're going to make a big thing. >> reporter: continuing to stick close to the likely democratic nominee in another national poll. >> our polling has come out and they are doing very well. we are pretty much even and in some cases ahead of hillary. >> reporter: trump continuing to cite the positive poll numbers as a driving force behind a once f

donald trump, see that interview. he denounced it and went back to the main argument which is it takes away from the voters. suggested if ryan and mcconnell got kind of publicly they would have a better chance theon the other hand and leader of the anti-trump meet -- movements it has to be grassroots. it has to be a shadow thing led by the grass roots and supported behind the scenes and maybe at the last minute. --depends on what tribe trump does. a lot of elites, even some grassroots types will be persuaded, he is our presumptive nominee. he has made a change. let's see if this produces a change to the campaign. if he continues to make mistakes they can do this at the last minute. mark: it only matters what happens between now and the second week in july. i think you're right that it makes it less likely. leadershipnge of followed by a change of behavior that carries through in a sustained way over the next or four weeks i will still predict that trump will come back and say things are problematic for him politically

trump at 37%. i will not say that that is her ceiling and his floor, and republicans hope that is not the case, but that is a spread as wide as you can imagine, with her edging towards 50%. our poll will confirm what a lot of private data has said and what republicans are afraid of, which is trump may be pretty far behind in this race as a snap shot of where we are now. john: essentially, this poll takes into full account donald trump's problems. the problems he made for himself by making those racist comments about judge curiel and a after day after day of negative news coverage from doing so. it also includes the first polling since orlando. so that is the timeframe here. mark: it also includes the coming together of the democratic party with president obama coming in behind hillary clinton, along with joe biden, the first lady, and elizabeth warren. while trump has been struggling, clinton is working towards unity. john: the one thing it does not include is the full unity of the democratic party

trump, let trump the trunk. this comes as donald trump's poll numbers are sleeping. clinton is leading. trumps unfavorable rating is 57% compared to clinton and 52. joining us now, a republican pollster and stand greenberg in our d.c. bureau. thank you both for being here. since you're here in the room we will start with you. how optimistic are you about the change that occurred causing substantial change in the overall outlook of the term campaign? extra campaign wants to expand its operation. and the rnc will be helpful to its nominee. mr. trump is fulfilling some of those responsibilities. i believe that -- >> is that your sense that corey was an obstacle to getting things done? >> that is not for me to say. as a campaign expands sometimes you have to move it away from central location into the states. other candidates have done this. bill clinton got rid of dittmar said the convention when it was happening in july of that year. one loss and john kerry made a replacement. this is not new for campaign. i think your interview with donald trump, junior is telling. th

trump also said during that same speech is that he doesn't like mr. trump. he's a trump hater and we do know that this judge is friends with the lawyers of the opposing people in this case and he's appointed two law firms to represent the people going up against mr. trump, one of those law firms the principal is a hillary clinton campaign supporter and the other law firm was a barack obama supporter and that organization has admitted to putting together some of these anti-trump protests. mr. trump is stating the obvious. >> when you say he's a trump hater, you're basing that on this thing about the law firms or do you have any evidence that he actually hates donald trump? >> i think mr. trump has had more interaction with this judge than you or i so i trust his judgment. if he does say that -- >> it's a gut feeling on his -- i'm trying to for the record it's more of a gut feeling on this his pardt he's being unfairly by this judge. >> he does feel he's being treated unfairly by this judge. as he mentioned this should have been settled in a summery judgment.

another one of trump's properties that this is a huge occasion for donald trump. this brings to an end for the primary season and a billionaire businessman with no political experience is the presumptive nominee. >> an incredible achievement. a night of incredible achievements on both sides of the aisle. as we wait for donald trump's speech, what do you think he tries to do -- it's been a tough day for the republican party. you've had a number of leading republicans, paul ryan and others, coming forward and saying paul ryan said donald trump's comments are textbook raci racism. so what does donald trump need to do. >> he has his hands tied tonight because as others have pointed out he's only gotten this far by being himself, by saying these kind of outrageous things and stoking these fears and tensions and i think by specifically to nationalists and so now he's in a predicament of being told by very prominent republican leaders that he needs to tone it down. he has not listened to them in the past but i think we've all been -- with the exception of jeffry we've al

trump ties are made in china. trump suits in mexico, trump funture in turkey. trump picture frames in india. trump bar ware in slovenia. i'd love for him to explain how all that fits with his talk about america first. >> senator, thanks for joining us. the topic today is the economy. we have a new poll out today. this jumped out at me. the question was asked who do you trust more on the economy. trump, 51, clinton, 43. does that say more to you about donald trump or hillary clinton? >> i think, first of all, as you know, being the math guy that you are, there are other polls that we've seen when you look at the pure number, hillary has been gaining. she's five, six numbers ahead nationally. i think this is the beginning of this campaign from her perspective. this is a time to lay out her plans which she'll be doing tomorrow. what's key that she did today, she made it clear, $30 trillion this debt he would add in just 20 years. how he has called himself the king of debt. he doesn't respect the full faith and credit of america. he said he negotiated and even cite

should we call trump jewish. when he was on a network they said he can't do his job because of his mexican background, isn't that racist? he said no, i don't think so. >> if you look at the way trump emerged as a national political figure way more recently than the other stuff. fir first of all is the birther thing accusing the president of being from kenya and going after legal immigration. fair enough, it's an issue but he went at it a certain way, the wall. we're going to put the wall up and going after muslims come ng t coming in the country. you're adding up the ethnicity pile. then you throw in the muslim thing because of terrorism and other attitudes and build up something close to 50% of a coalition. i think you're right. he still stoking that. >> carla. >> i have to say, you're exactly right. when you're talking about how many hyphenated americans are out there. how does this play? not just in state like california, which is majority, minority, how does it play in the rest of the heart land. this whole s

>> i was, like, yeah, trump, trump. it was my bad. followed me, spit on me -- >> i got hit with a traffic cone, got hit with a bottle of water, got punched several times, got kicked in the ass once, literally kicked in the ass. and then somebody ran into the back of my knees, dislocated my right knee, and that's why i'm sitting down talking to you. lou: the man who shot the video of the men being sucker punched today told my colleague, stuart varney, that the san jose police did nothing to stop the violence, nothing to help those assaulted by the mob. >> when this man in the yellow shirt was coming out, there were several officers who did not intervene when the crowd started rushing at him, spitting on him and pushing him. i don't know what the reason for that is. i assume it's because the police have different units like the assist unit and crowd control, stuff like that. and it wasn't until after he was hit in the back of the head that officers came in and pulled him out. lou: and that's not all. one trump supporter -- a woman -- ta

. >> but you say trump team, but isn't the problem not the trump team, it's donald trump? >> he needs to listen to his team. he needs to listen to his lawyers. you know his lawyers are not happy -- >> he's tweeting about it. >> his lawyers are not happy about this thing turning out the way it has because it puts them in a very difficult position with the judge. they have to go back before this judge and argue this man's case and the judge is going to go really? >> joe, i want to come back to you on the question of the kinds of attacks that hurt in campaigns are ones that go to what should be the person's fundamental sort of selling proposition. and for donald trump, the selling proposition has essentially been to blue collar white americans. i'm going to get back for you the america you think you've lost. but if the victims in this trump university case are just those very people and if the narrative starts to build that the people he was separating from his money are these blue collar white americans primarily, how does trump recover from that kind of a narrative? >> look

donald trump went further. the interview began with jake asking about his temperament. >> hillary clinton was giving a speech, she had some very tough things to say about you. one of the things she said. >> she wasn't giving, she was reading a speech written by other people, okay, but go ahead. sound bites. >> one of the things she said was this is not someone who should have the nuclear codes, it is not hard to imagine donald trump leading us into war because someone got under his very thin skin. what's your response to that. >> first of all, i don't have thin skin, i have strong, thick skin. when somebody is right about me, if you do a report and it is not necessarily positive but you're right, i never complain. i do complain when it is a lie or when it's wrong. but i have a strong temperament and it is a very good temperament and it is a very in control temperament or i wouldn't have built this unbelievable company, built all the things i have been able to do in life. i have been number one best sellers, one

>> it helps trump. >> helps trump. >> helps trump. >> do you agree with gingrich that it's 1968 and people are upset? >> it remains to be seen but you can't rule it out. the security situation in cleveland is going to have to be extremely intense in order to resist this kind of thing and i think, you know, the more -- it's so ugly and so unacceptable and such a turn off to people to the extent that it helps trump, it may make some people look at him and say look at the kind of stuff this guy stirs up. those are the people if they think that way about it they were never going to vote for trump anyway. >> final word, karl. >> it does make him a sympathetic figure. i would recommend "the new york times" get somebody con ves ant in conversational spanish because the title of this event they translate it as tell donald trump to go to hell. having been in a couple bar rooms in south texas what the name of this is is far more offensive than simply telling donald trump to go to hell. i'd recommend next time "the new york times" before they reprint the name of the rally they check and make certain

for trump. the people exist. but when you say working class it's working -- >> working whites. >> yes, thank you, white guy. i brought a white guy. >> it's mostly like poor white people. >> but do you think poor white people -- >> not to diminish anything but do you think poor white people in america -- >> it's not just poor, it's middle-class, too. >> that the unemployment rate among african-americans, among latinos, they're higher than whites. do they -- do you think they realize that there are other people who may have it just as bad or worse than you do? >> no, because the whole country was founded on the idea -- like there were people who believe the country was founded by white people. i talk to those people in my first episode of "united shades of america." some people don't say it that explicitly, they say working class, good americans, christian. but i think they think america is for those people and if they're not doing well, they're not looking into other people. if i'm not doing well

rallies, much of it prior to this, by trump supporters against anti-trump protesters. either explicitly or tacitly from the podium by donald trump himself. >> get him out. get him out, troublemaker. get him out of here. like to punch him in the face, i'll tell you. in the old days they didn't come back, i can tell you that. they were gone. they were taken out, they were gone. they realize that there are no consequences to protesting anymore. there used to be consequences. there are none anymore. so if you see somebody getting ready to throw a tomato, knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously. okay? just knock the hell -- i promise you, i will pay for the legal fees. >> ahead, we'll show you one clip from last night that captures, i thought, the tensions running through donald trump's rallies. you can worry about them. you can even choose a car for them. (mom) honey, are you ok? (child) i'm ok. (announcer vo) love. (mom) we're ok. (announcer vo) it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. sir, this alien life form at an alarming rate. growing fast, you say? we can't cont

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. >>> trump's new tone. with fellow republicans horrified by his attacks on the latino judge, donald trump makes no apologies but tries to reboot his campaign with a carefully scripted speech. >>> battleground. we'll take a look at the map to see what it will take to win the presidency. both campaigns are targeting specific states. why trump may have the tougher path to reach the necessary 270 electoral votes. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." let's get to the breaking news. at least three people are dead and others badly wounded after a gunman opened fire in a very popular outdoor food and entertainment area in tel aviv. israeli police are calling it a terror attack. hillary clinton makes history. the battle lines are now drawn for the general election. indeed, the battle is already raging. both presumptive nominees made that clear last night levels fierce attacks on each other. clinton immediately slammed donald trump as unfit for the presidency. we'll hear from hillary clinton in a cnn int

trump and mcconnell obviously do not. donald trump stands for hatred and stands for division. mcconnell reassured as president, donald trump, quote, would be fine, what he said. that's a quote. republican leader also extolled trump's intelligence, even claimed the republican party is, quote, at an all-time high, close quote.lm with trump at the helm. that's how the republican leader spent last week. he wasn't fights for resources to stop the spread of zika. he was leading the cheers has he stumped for trump. senator mcconnell was doing zero for the resident flint, michigan, spending -- the opiode addiction is terrible. the republican liter was too busy being a trumpet for trump, and now that his he has firmly entrench evidence himself in trump's corner it can't wonder how far senator mcconnell's support extended. for example, were donald trump's comments about judge curiel racist? as the senator from nebraska said, senator mcconnell wouldn't answer that question yesterday. he had numerous opportunities to do it. given another opportunity today. and there oar questions that rep

he doesn't like trump. he thinks trump is a cancer on the party but if trump collapses, he gets hurt so he's trying to somehow stay close. >> these guys have to keep trump propped up to a certain level for the next few months to ensure their candidates survive and the calculation now from watching the congressional leadership is how much longer do i have to keep trump afloat to keep my guys in good shape? if we pull the rug out too fast we're going to hurt our turnout and hurt our candidates right now. it's getting to the point where if trump keeps saying outrageous things it's hard for these guys to stay out there with them. >> there was a precipitous drop after what trump said about the federal judge in the trump university suit. could you see it in polling graphs and it's continuing. right after the orlando shooting it continued based on what he said. that i think does make the calculation different and i agree with jonathan. what i hear from people i talked to we need it to look like it is close to the

., ivanka and eric trump who are senior executives of the trump real estate cooperation. how did the firing fall to the children? >> this is fascinating because, you know, donald and cory had become very close. cory was with him from day one and traveled with him throughout the campaign, but on father's day the children brought more than cards to donald trump's father's day celebration, with they brought an urgent call to him to say, you know, you've done this transition to revamp your campaign, you can't complete it without moving cory out. that he is not helping you be the best you can be toward the general election. so they went on monday morning, i happened to be at the office at trump organization doing a story with donald trump and so they went and talked about it one last night and then don jr. went and fired him, which just goes to show how involved they are. and it was a really fascinating moment. and i saw that donald trump, the candidate, was having some difficulty with letting go the one person who had carried him through the very controversial primary. nevert

but trump has pulled it off. but it could hurt him in the general election because he'e's got it win these middle of the road voters and he's behind in so many states that it looks now like an easy win for the democrats unless trump gains 10 percentage points acrososs the board. >> clinton, as erik just pointed out. did make quite a strong speech last week. clearly she had been doing some thinking, training and also undoubtedly had a lot of consultants at her side telling her or working with her on how to address the kind of polemics trump has been throwing her way. she's a very tough politician. do you think that will stand her in good stead? will she stand up and put up with or even trounce these attacks? >> i'm sure she will. she can keep her calm. whereas he goes out of his way to be nasty and horrible, she is just composed. she doesn't use bad language like he does. there is one personality on the one side which you really think is very easy to attack, and on the other side there is his inexperience in polit

>> trump is -- trump is the marketing plan. donald trump's name and availability to the university and donald trump continuing to be the figure head and talk about trump university continuing to kind of layout the dynamic that the sales team would end up following was at the core of the process that was followed by the university's -- by the for profit school's team more or less. trump's involvement in the day to day, nonexistent. trump's involvement over being the driving force behind how the university operated and people acted including sales and marketing team, very much in line with that. >> great to see you, thank you so much, a lot to get to through those documents and not going away. what does team trump have to say about newly released documents and what about david french? we're going to ask donald trump's senior adviser coming up next. >>> hillary clinton could lose, not to donald trump in the general election but bernie sanders in the democratic primary. this is according to a former adviser to president bill clinto

it makes no sense because that was donald trump talking. the real donald trump. that was not donald trump reading a teleprompter with words supplied by a speechwriter. here's what it sounds like when he does that. >> i'm going to tell our nafta partners that i intend to immediately renegotiate the terms of that agreement to get a better deal. and if they don't agree to a renegotiation, which they might not, because they're so used to having their own way. not with trump, they won't have their own way. then i will submit, under article 2205 of the nafta agreement, that america intends to withdraw from the deal. >> it's not exactly an original idea in presidential politics. donald trump is not the first presidential candidate to come up with that idea. but he is the first republican presidential nominee to say it. >> there's no doubt that nafta needs to be amended. and i've already said that i would kacontact the president o the mexico and the prime minister of canada to make sure that the labor and environmental agreements are actually enforceable. >> i will revie

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clinton talking about trump and trump university. cnn's sara murray has more. >> reporter: good morning john and christine. on the day that trump took harsh incoming fire, he fired back. hillary clinton went after trump for trump university calling him a fraud. last night, donald trump opened his speech unleashing a series of counter-punches against hillary clinton calling her crooked hillary and saying she was one of the worst secretaries of state in history. >> she's not qualified because she has bad judgment. who said that? bernie sanders said it about hillary. she's not qualified. here are seven points that i marked down which i think are important. they talk about hillary and her incompetence. she's one of the worst secretaries of state in the history of our country. now she wants to be our president. look, i'll be honest, she has no natural talent to be president. this is not a president. they talk about me. actually a lot of people think i look extremely presidential, you want to know the truth. but do you really believe that

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in the trump -- and the trump campaign. they are being rivers -- reserved. by how surprised restrained your hearing more republican leaders. is --do you think he >> not now. i take him at his word. he says it is not something i intend to do. i don't think it is something he is contemplating doing. he's going through what a lot of republican leaders are going through. they have endorsed trump and are planning to stick with trump. they are concerned about his campaign. alix: are they concerned about the damage a trump endorsement cause to their own campaigns? >> in terms of how to think , i'm trump, his view is critical of trump, what i say is not reflective of what he thinks -- if house republicans are divided, it will do more -- even if they think the things trump is saying are reprehensible, it will do more damage -- republicans think have finally reached the -- a lot of republicans seem to hear trump and say that is a lost cause. >> losing hope is probably the right way to look at it. going to winmp is this fall, he has t

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we often refer to donald trump as mr. trump. people i talk to in clinton's camp say we're not going to go that route. donald is just going to be donald. we will see if it evolves into a nickname or gets into the style of donald trump and the way he mocks people with names. i'd be surprised if she went that far, but i do think it's noteworthy. >> okay. richard haass, then john heilemann. >> for donald trump it is a tightro tightrope. he can't play into the anti-establishment in america, but as hillary clinton argued yesterday there is a real risk there when it comes to foreign policy and national security. for him it's going to be a really difficult thing to pull off. can you be anti-establishment on certain things yet also reassuring on others. so far at least he hasn't quite made that case. >> she's making the argument that he's temperamentally and intellectually unsuited to the office and she predicts in her speech yesterday, she said i imagine he's going to be tweeting at me, insulting me, going to be going after him. he then

trump -- i know mr. trump, and i know that mr. trump is not a racist. and in the conversation that he had with all of us on the phone, it was very obvious that this is a man who does not see color, and he does not care about color. he loves everyone. >> did donald trump specifically insinuate that you should go after the media for asking if this was racist, that the media was in fact racist? >> no. >> don, i think the question was don't be afraid to call out the media. when they're trying to paint me as a racist, don't be afraid to point back the points that we're giving you right now, that the fact is this is based on a biased media that keeps bringing up -- >> just for a direct answer, he never said, the people who are asking the questions are racist? >> not -- >> no, he never said that. >> great. that's all i'm asking. so, scottie, dr. ben carson tweeted out this criticism. he said every human being is an individual first rather than a member of an identity group. the moment we forget that is a moment we enter into a phase of moral descent. i want yo

be trump. that worked for them in the primaries but stopped working in the general election. there was a lack of realization or a lack of acceptance from lewandowski that the general election was going to be different the primaries. he was trying to maintain the control he has left and undercutting other staffers in the process. i have been told the family was pushing lewandowski to go for quite some time, confronts their father for months now. the issue was trump was winning during the primaries, he saw no reason, according to these sources, to change the way things are going. no reason to fix something that wasn't broke but with this perfect storm of bad news for this past three weeks, the fact he is down in polls, down seven points, according to the latest monmouth poll. he's been outspent by hillary clinton. he hasn't had any ads on the air and the fact that he is facing a mutiny within the republican party, now was the time donald trump accepted the fact that lewandowski would have to leav

trump to deal with that. that's a part he's dealing with and not something i'm asked to look at and i won't comment about on it. >> what about paul ryan's comments? >> i think that he's probably torn between what i think he thinks in his heart and what i think he's probably going on in his head and i think that a lot of these issues come down to the fact he's looking at someone transforming the republican party, frankly, transforming the electoral map of the united states. and i think speaker ryan is having a difficult time getting his head around what the aftermath of this campaign is going to be and what that's going to mean for the republican party and for the country and i think there are certainly some issues that speaker ryan would like to see remain the same and tell you and address it to speaker ryan, they won't remain the same and changed forever already. >> what do you mean exactly? >> well, i think what we are seeing is we are seeing people drawn back into the political process that have been aband

liberals seem to me on tv said she devastated trump, anti-trump conservatives say she devastated trump, pro trump conservatives say it was a good speech but undermined by her own foreign policy record. >> it was reminiscent of when senator marco rubio went after donald trump and the media loved it, they were swooning, they loved that somebody was finally standing up to trump. when you read the coverage on the speech by hillary clinton they are certainly saying that she took it to him, but i don't think it's going to have the effect that these bastions of the press think that it will. i don't think hillary clinton is goin to out trump trump. >> we'll see. molly, what did you think about -- it was really the first time maybe in the whole campaign when she sort of took the fight to trump and seized the upper hand at least in terms of the media coverage. >> i think she's tried before, but hasn't been successful. she's flailed a lot in trying to find an effective tone and method and means of attacking him and i think by doing this sort of bait and switch where she said she was giving a fore

they went trump supporter after trump supporter. we've seen it where the protesters and supporters get face-to-face, they yell at each other, they threaten each other. but usually it doesn't happen like this where the protesters actually just walk up and beat somebody up. it happened time after time. we saw it more than a dozen times, i think. you mentioned before, you talked about whether it was centrally organized or not. and we tracked that, we've been tracking that for months now. we have seen that there are organized groups who show up, different chapters for example in salt lake city and chicago and arizona, and in new mexico. but the organized protests, they don't usually lead to this type of violence. they show up and it's when they leave, as you said, when the rally ends, and there are pockets of others who hang around who are looking for a fight. that's when the real trouble starts. . they not only go after the trump supporters, we see them very often going after the police and turning from just chanting "f trump" to "f th

trump did not just focus on trump university. we talked about his foreign policy and a lot of people throwing in different comments, different points that they had made on various topics. >> in the interest of time, let's get to the point of this, to the meat of this about this bloomberg -- the first report. campaign memo went out last night urging surrogates to steer clear of talking about the judge only for trump to say, quote, take that order and throw it the hell out. did he say that, tana? >> did he say throw that order out? yes, absolutely he did. because he is the boss and he made the decision that after the phone conversation that he had with all of us, we all had enough information to go on national television and international tv like your show is and to educate very eloquently and very precisely say exactly what the bottom line is on the trump university case. >> okay. point taken. so scottie, bloomberg also reported that governor jan brewer along with governor scott brown expressed frustration that the campaign needs

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trump ties are made in china. trump suits in mexico. trump furniture in turkey. trump picture frames in indiana. trump barwear in slovenia and i could go on and on, but you get the idea. and i'd love for him to explain how that fits with his talk of america first. i honestly believe -- [ applause ] -- that the difference between us is not just about policy. we have fundamentally different views of whether america is strong or weak. you see, i believe in the ingenuity and productivity of american workers. i know we can sell to those outside of our country but donald trump never misses a chance to say that americans, he's talking about us, to say that americans are losers and the rest of the world is laughing at us. just the other day, he told a crowd that america is, quote, not going to survive. i do not know what he is talking about. i went to 112 countries as your secretary of state. and what i saw is envy, envy for our strength, our values, our diversity, the future we are making together. how does the president of the united states think that is ever true? i d

you may have been for trump before. >> i wasn't for trump. >> predicting trump before. but, please. >> the upshot, all the money people were seeing. marco rubio was going to win. >> it was unbelievable. >> it was staggering. >> look the polls. >> let's switch countries for a second. the polls in the uk said david cameron was going to lose the last election. he won the last election. >> yes, he did. the polls in britain by a narrow margen said that britain was going to remain in europe. britain decided not to remain in britain. >> the margin of error. >> the betting market is overwhelming. >> let's do jeremy peters. >>> the rnc and trump campaign are coming together to block the continued efforts to prevent trump's nomination at next month's convention. next month. joining us now from capitol hill, "new york times" reporter jeremy peters who spoke with donald trump for his front page piece on this. jeremy, what did you find out? >> i found out that trump and the rnc are quite nervous about the fact that the convention could get messy. and what you have here is this inter

trump said u.s. district judge had an absolute conflict in presiding over the litigation, given that he was, quote, of mexican heritage and member of latino lawyers association. mr. trump said the background of the judge born in indiana to mexican immigrants was relevant because of his campaign stance against immigration and the pledge to build the border. i am building a wall, it is inherent conflict of interest. joining us, senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin. you've seen the article. what do you think of what he said? >> first of all, it is clear that donald trump has first amendment rights, he's allowed to criticize judges like anyone else, however the notion that a judge being of mexican heritage is a conflict of interest in any case involving a politician who may have interest in mexico is completely outside judicial, the current idea of judicial ethics. african-american judges sit on discrimination cases, catholic judges sit on cases of separation of church and state. there are two organizatio

trump. >> trump would throw us back into recession. >> i don't want to be a phony like hillary clinton. >> ted cruz has five times as much cash on hand as donald trump. >> he has written a lot of books about business. >> i understand money better than anybody. >> they all seem to end at chapter 11. >> hillary clinton will spent a billion dollars of wall street money. >> we can't let him bankrupt america like one of his failed casinos. >> it was a source inside the trump campaign that told nbc news, no one knows what is happening. >> donald trump questioning hillary clinton's faith. >> she has been in the public eye for years. >> she talked about her faith in the past. >> there is nothing out there. nothing out there. >> a new poll came out, says 25% of voters remain undecided. undecided to move to canada or mexico. >> this is the last word on campaign 2016. >> college drop out rush lumbaugh understands as much as economics, as french or anything else he didn't study in school. in other words

trump? what can we expect? >> there are no teleprompters here today. if his speech is anything like what he said in florida, we'll see trump unscripted. when he was in tampa, he went after hillary clinton and elizabeth warren before turning to members of his own party, calling mitt romney a, quote, stone cold loser. that's in response to romney's comments that the character of america would change under a trump presidency due to what he called, quote, trickle down racism. trump also warned republicans who weren't coming on board with the trump candidacy yet, saying that he -- they should be careful or else risk losing their re-election battle. here's what he had to say. >> i mean, i've had more opposition from the republican party than i do from the democrats. crazy. with that being said, i think it's coming together. i think it's coming together. don't forget, i'm an outsider. they're not used to it. they sign a pledge. they go into the rnc. they use all of their information because they si