failed completely in the inner cities. poverty, rejection, horrible education, no housing, no homes, no ownership, crime at levels that nobody's seen. you could go to war zones in countries that we're fighting and it's safer than living in some of our inner cities. to the african-americans who i employ so many, so many people, to the hispanics, tremendous people, what the hell do you have to lose? give me a chance. >> trump isn't campaigning in the communities he wants to win over, apparently. the "wall street journal" say supporters of the new york businessman have asked him to speak at black colleges, black churches and the national association for the advancement of colored people, the nation's largest black advocacy organization but he's declined. mr. trump has delivered some of his appeals in fact to african-americans in communities that are overwhelmingly white. he is struggling across the board with minorities according to our latest nbc news surveys. clinton leads trump, these numbers are amazing, by 80 percentage points among black voters, 80% is the difference. she leads h

clinton thinks she is above the law. >> boy, the introduction to trump today, former new york city mayor rudolph giuliani said the clintons, what they did was worse than watergate. listen to him. >> i am more than willing to predict when the history of our day is written, the scandal you are watching unfold will be like the tea pot dome scandal in the 1920s. maybe bigger. nixon had to leave office. did he a lot of bad things but he was not raking in millions and millions of dollars through a phoney charity. do you know what the clintons must be saying? what a jerk that 9/11on was. you want to really be a criminal, you destroy evidence. >> it's not a phony charity. let's get straight. earlier today -- >> by our count, there were over 1,700 other meetings she had. she was secretary of state. she was meeting with foreign officials and government officials constantly. so to pull all of them out of the equation. it is complete outrageous. to set tim highest possible standards to prevent any conflict of interest. hillary clinton and her family had a foundation. it is charitable. they don

state of wisconsin. and to me, if you want to look at leadership in the cities, it's education reform, it's freeing up sba loans. these are things our party is champing and he says that and it's frustrating to see that the democrats go into these citi, i think take advantage of the vote and provide very little leadership in return. >> are you happy wi the hes? >> look, i go with the flow, bas on what the campaign wants to do. i think kelly ann is doing a phenomenal job. i don't know steve bannon. >> we're learning his background and some of it -- is this the proper background that donald trump should be hiring if he's trying to appeal to women for instance? >> i don't know how much of it is true or not, neither do you. i don't speculate based on what other third parties say about people. i tend to judge people on what i see and interact with. >> one fil estion when it comes to the issue of the clinton foundation and tax returns. i want to ask it this way. donald trump haseen hitting her hard and saying all sorts of behind the scenes, pay for play allegations. does he have -- does it u

school choice bill was put together. democrats out of the cities, democrats in the power ways of their parties that fought school choice across the state of wisconsin wisconsin. and to me. if you want to look at leadership in the city, in education reform, freeing up sba loans for black small business owners. these are the things our party is championing and he sees that and it is frustrating to see that the democrats go into these cities, i think take advantage of the vote and provide very little leadership in return. >> are you happy with -- >> i go with the flow based on what the campaign want dosmts i think kellyanne is doing a phenomenal job. i don't know steve bannan. >> we're learning his background. it's quite uncommon. is this the proper background donald trump should be hiring if he's trying to appeal to women, for instance. >> i don't know how much is true north. neither do you. i don't speculate based on what other third parties say about people. i tend to judge people based on what i see and what i interact with. >> one final question with the issue of the clinton foundati

, democratic politicians have run nearly every inner city in america for the 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100 years. their policies have produced only more poverty, total joblessness and failing schools. every policy hillary clinton supports is a policy that has failed and betrayed communities of color in this country. but she doesn't care. she's too busy raking in cash from people and rigging the system and taking the african-american vote and the hispanic vote and saying we're going to do a great job and right after the election it's bye-bye, i'll see you in four years. nothing happened. nearly 4 in 10 african-american children live in poverty. 58% of african-american youth are not working. more than 2,700 people have been shot in chicago this year alone. these are the consequences of hillary clinton's policies and the policies and has brought nothing but pain and heart ache and broken promises to your inner cities. on top of that, she wants to raise taxes on african-american owned businesses. >> he's been asking for his own special investigation for impropriety between the clinton foundati

. >> he is creating a war zone in the inner cities. >> we are also going reject and only of votes and then of a better future and so true. that's so true. >> you will be able to walk down the street without getting shot right now you walk down the street and you get shot. >> welcome to week one under new management and then disappears to be the playbook and in fact here are the headline in the weeks before he took over the campaign suggesting that clinton suffers from parkisons and that the top aide maybe a terrorists sly and that she has ties to the muslim brotherhood and it's a full attack on clinton. then, there's part two and appearing to retreat a bit on the hard line rhetoric with the minorities and laying out a strait ji that they say that mirrors parts of trump's plan. >> we're going get rid of the bad ones and go through the process. obama got a tremendous number of people out of the country. i'm going do the same thing and i just said that. we're going it in a humane man er. >> the pitch to winning it or is this a salvage operation? a way to recover the losses and a big chur

what's happening to the inner cities. you look at what's happening to african americans and hispanics in this country. she is saying look at the vets. they are being treated essentially just fine, that it's over exaggerated. >> how is she bigoted? >> she is selling them down the tubes. she is not doing anything for those communities. she talk as good game. >>. >> where can things possibly go from here? jonathan is here and david and robert is national political reporter. robert, i'll start with you. you have now had the direct tieing. the trump campaign, are they surprised? what is the reaction that republicans have not come forward to refute what hillary clinton is saying? >> what we have seen in recent days is an effort to try to improve trump's numbers with minority voters, talk about upcoming outreach to black voters in particular as well as latino voters. it comes in the way trump has been talking about softening these immigration stance. we are seeing a trump campaign with a new leadership team trying to adjust that's coming from secretary clinton and it's going to continue to come

want. let's get rid of sanctuary cities. >> i want to ask you, is it your understanding or your belief that some time in the next couple of days or next few weeks we'll hear some details from donald trump, whether it's a speech on thursday or some time shortly thereafter? >> yes it is. i think you'll hear a lot more on other policy issues which are very important. >> former congressman jack kingston, thanks so much. >>> still to come, president obama is preparing to tour the widespread flood damage tomorrow as louisiana cleans up. but team trump says they are the reason the president decided to go. >> if my father didn't go down there and put the pressure on him, obama wouldn't be down there. >> and sponsors now dropping olympian ryan lochte after his scandal in rio. just a few nights before that fiasco at the gas station, lochte looked me in the eyes and admitted there are things in his life he needed to change, including in his personal life. >> there's a lot of places where i messed up in that race, and just in my overall life and things that i do outside of the pool that i can chan

. around 300 people were killed there. that city is still a ghost town eight years later. what this is going to do to amatrice and the surrounding towns remains to be seen, but the people here are absolutely devastated. >> is it safe for locals who are there to actually stay nearby since aftershocks could continue? >> it's not and they've been pushing both the locals and us, the media, further and further away because of these aftershocks. of course the brave rescue workers are still going to the scene trying to pull out anyone left in the rubble. it's really difficult to tell how long that might continue. this was a shallower earthquake. while i'm no expert in the geology, when they're shallower, it tends to bring more buildings down. they've been trying to get people away from the actual residential areas. obviously rescue workers still need to risk their lives to go in there because there are still people trapped. amatrice is on top of a hill and there are lots of remote smaller areas that rescue workers have not been able to fully get to. the death toll might rise. there's a lot we

any city or state in this country can ban private gun ownership. nra gave me the earliest endorsement they've ever given and appoint judges that will protect your freedom. we will appoint great, great justices for the supreme court of the united states. one more issue central to law and order is having a secure immigration system. failed governor and he was a failed governor, tim kaine. whose watch during, remember this, during his watch, virginia's unemployment rate more than doubled and his first, his first move as the governor of the state was to raise taxes by $4 billion. first week. he also oversaw a huge increase in illegal immigration. a tremendous increase. and remember what i said. tim kaine proposed nearly a $4 billion tax increase and that's what they're going to be doing to you again. it's a tax increase. it's what's going to happen. she's already said it. massive tax increases for everybody. and you had a governor who did it in his first week. a governor who wasn't even popular with the people of virginia. tax increases. bringing in lots of immigration. and he

released and the city had to pay them, he never backed down. the classic thing is the guy's actions and his words have really demonstrated where he stands, which is a pretty bigoted history. clearing the floor of black employees at the atlantic city casinos. those remarks about not wanting black people counting his money. and can we just talk about that it you people, your schools are horrible, 50% of your youth, you're this. it's so insulting and damning and so lying. >> anderson cooper quoted him from interviews. donald trump said they don't think that. they are deeply frustrated. he's saying i want to hear donald trump talk about jobs. i want to hear donald trump talk about the economy. what i don't want to hear is going into crowds that are 99% white and pretty much pretending he's talking to ferns. that's why he's not really la landing. >> here's what donald trump could do to land. i don't support him. what e he should do is go into african-american communities and listen to what their concerns are and say this is how i propose too deal with it. he's not interested in getting a

city or wherever you are, you're not going to be shot. >> and gunfire and explosions in kabul. the latest on the deadly attack on the american university in afghanistan. this is "mtp daily," and it starts right now. >>> good evening. i'm chuck todd in washington. welcome to "mtp daily." donald trump's campaign has made it clear they believe they have found clinton's weak spot. trump doubled down on its attack lines on the clinton foundation at a rally in tampa earlier this afternoon. >> hillary clinton ran the state department like a failed leader in a third world country. it's run like a third world country. she sold favors and access in exchange for cash. she sold favors. she sold access. and wait until you see when it's revealed all of those people. wait until you see ultimately what she did for all of those people. wait until you see. it's impossible to tell where the clinton foundation ends and the state department begins. >> well, a lot of innuendo in that. we'll unpack it all here. 76 days to go until e-day. trump's latest ammunition is an associated press analysis that purp

has had trouble managing his debt in the past. he took on way too much debt in atlantic city and what's why things cashed for him. >> donald trump we found out in 1990 he had $9 million debt on a signature. i think what's extraordinary here in this extraordinary wants perry, doug out what she was able to get. imagine if president obama had so much as -- >> from chart, you use -- what would fox news be doing 24 hours a day, what would the "wall street journal" editorial page be saying about this. >> we need a full count. we know that obama -- we know that trump has received millions of millions of dollars. we can connect him in various ways to him. we don't understand the depth of those connections. we have never had, before, a presidential candidate that's in hawked to the chinese government in beijing, and receiving large sums of money from the leader in mosc moscow. >> suzanne, we've never had a transparency problem as severe as this. people are concerned about, our -- it doesn't concern me. the four -- it's clear who is contributing there. you can track things and you can feed

follow this breaking news at this hour in new york city. a man is climbing trump tower in manhattan using suction cups to move up the building. they're lowering scaffolding here in an effort to make contact with him. we'll continue to follow it. we'll be back tomorrow with more. good night. >>> with all due respect to donald trump's mouth, next time, he might want to put the safety on. on the show tonight we'll break down ads, polls, and we'll hope that donnie doesn't have a break down over the election. let's get started. we've got a brand new bloomberg politics national survey out today that chose hillary clinton beating donald trump 50-44 in a two-way race. the margin dropped slight when i the two leading third party candidates are added to the mix. we'll talk more about those poll findings in a minute. but first, trump and his campaign are still dealing with the fallout from the republican nominee's remark about second amendment people yet. news reports now that the secret service has had conversations today with the trump campaign about that comment. out of concern that the rem

cities. poverty, rejection, horrible education, no housing, no homes, no ownership. crime at levels that nobody's seen. you could go to war zones in countries that we're fighting, and it's safer than living in some of our inner cities. to the african-americans who i employ so many, so many people, to the hispanics, tremendous people, what the hell do you have to lose? give me a chance. look, it is a disaster the way african-americans are living in many cases, and in many cases the way hispanics are living and i say it with such a deep-felt feeling. >> and the clinton campaign responded in part, it could not be clearer how much african-americans have to lose under donald trump. he is doubling down on insults, fear, and stereotypes that set our community back and further divide our country. but again, this is not surprising. this is a man who questions the citizenship of the first african-american president, has a disturbing pattern of courting white supremacists, and has been sued for housing discrimination against communities of color. and amid speculation of whether trump is evolving on

lot of people not familiar with this world, it's a city on a map outside rome. what more can you tell us about this row moat mountainous town? >> most of our viewers are probably familiar with pasta, and amatrice is the birthplace of some famous pasta dishes. that's why a lot of tourists probably do try to make a vis on their tour of italy. a lot of the residents are elderly. because it's summertime, younger people might be visiting their grandparents. the town is much more full than normal. that is what accounts for the high death toll, the high injury tolls that we are seeing because normally there would have been a much smaller population. because this is the height of summer, the height of the tourism season, a lot of people were in that town and in nearby surrounding areas. it's eideal lick, beautiful, postcard beautiful. the buildings that have withstood centuries have no collapsed. >> amatrice, lucy kafanov is there. at this point officials say the frantic search is on for survivors. a lot of folks still trapped in the rubble there. the death toll right now at 10:05 on the east

. to the african-american parent, you have a right to walk down the street of your city without having your child or yourself shot. that's what's happening right now. >> mark, that last comment is what you were talking about, that's his outreach comment. >> that's no outreach at all. you talk about who he's talking to, obviously he's talking to bannon and others who are saying to him, project that onto her and deflect some of that off of you. i can't milliimagine any white that needs to feel better. this is not how you talk to white people and address african-americans telling them they're no good and poor and nothing good will come out of their community, not appealing at all. >> what's your reaction to his definition of dreamers? >> he doesn't understand this complexity. you talk about dreamers, folks who came without a choice of their own, their parents brought them here undocumented and are valedictorians and are stuck. and he said, you can't get in that college because you're not a dreamer. he's not productive, not adding to the conversation. my concern is after this is don

this country. end sanctuary cities. implement e-verify. >> the signature piece of his legislation haslways been build the wall. that has not changed. no amnesty. no citizenship. >> this is a guy who has been very consistent on no amnesty, no legalization for folks coming into the country illegally. that's always been the underpinning of his policy along with the building of the wall on the united states/mexican border. >> you'll not have a pathway to citizenship with donald trump. that's off the table. >> but that language doesn't entirely match what trump said last week or what he said for the last 14 months of his campaign. hallie jackson is covering the trump campaign outside trump tower. i know you've been working your sources throughout the day. just how specific are you expecting donald trump to get on wednesday in that big speech? >> pretty specific. at least that's the guidance we're getting from sources inside and close to the campaign that donald trump will get into details. we are told, about what his immigration policy is and what he expects, if he were to become presi

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security and what actually needs to be done. our team has all the angles covered from mexico city and beyond. we want to begin with jose bah lart. he invites both to visit and gets trump to accept. how has the mexican president explained his political logic to the mexican people for this meeting. >> can you hear me? >> we're going to work on getting jose back on the line for us. >> i hear you. >> so the question being with the mexican president's ratings in the 20s, how is he explain the logic of inviting trump to come visit mexico? what has he said? >> we're having some issues with jose so we're going to check in with kelly o'donnell. >> we're going to try this one more time? >> i can hear you very well. >> even better we don't have you on the phone. you're in front of the camera. the logic of mexico's president in inviting the president how does e he explain that to the mexican people? >> that's a question that we're all asking. the mexican people are asking because really this just happened over a period of 24 hours. it's very unusual. there is no precedent for this in mexico t

with a visit to mexico city. this was a surprise visit. it was announced late last night. then this afternoon trump met with mexican president enrique pena nieto who has in the path compared him to adolf hitler and mussolini. >> we're not in agreement on all topics. i had a conversation with mr. trump that was open and constructive. >> it is a great honor to be invited by you, mr. president. a great, great honor. i happen to have a tremendous feeling for mexican americans. not only in terms of friendships but in terms of the tremendous numbers that i employ in the united states. and they are amazing people. >> trump defended the sovereign right. those were his words. the sovereign right of the united states to build a border wall. reporters asked about the wall and about trump's past criticism of the mexican government. >> we didn't discuss payment of the wall. that will be a later date. a lot of the things i said are very strong. we have to discuss what's happening. there is a lot of crime and a lot of problems. i think together we'll solve our problems. >> there has maybe been a p

flood zone. and 49ennifrightening new zika warnings in a major american city. >> we believe we have a new area where local transmissions are occurring. >> "all in" starts now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm joy reid in for chris hayes. this week when donald trump brought in two new people to take over day-to-day leadership from campaign manager paul manafort, the campaign insisted it was not in crisis. this was just a normal part of staffing up for the general election. >> there is no shake-up, no one is out. everyone retains their position. he's just adding to the campaign, which is something we've been doing all along the way. >> today the other shoe finally dropped. less than two months after taking control, following the ousted cory lewandowski, paul manafort handed in his resignation. brought in to oversee the convention and repair relationships with the gop establishment, manafort fear headed efforts to rein in donald trump's more destructive instivths, which led to trump feeling boxed in and did nothing to stop his downward slide in the polls. it's said the relationship wa

wants to bring back jobs to those inner cities where they are losing zwr jobs, he wants to create jobs for the inner city people. >> reporter: thank you. carlos is open minded though a bit skeptical. he wants to hear it personally. >> remember when we we talked to voters at these rallies. thanks for giving us incite here is a portion of donald trump's charge that she is a quote bigot. >> he is taking a hate movement mainstream. he brought it into his campaign. he is bringing it to our community and our country. >> we have a reporter for the new york times. thank you both for being with me. victoria, let me start with you there in the lone star state. what's the logic behind calling hillary clinton a bigot? well, here we see he is looking at the poll numbers and realizing he needs a play for poll voters. he needs to increase with black voters. she at about 8%. he is trying to go on the offensive and defensive so he can attack hillary clinton but that to me is just red meat for his base. he is going to need to go out into the overview spaces where we are. the meeting he had this mor

american city and trump surrogate rudy giuliani on fox news this morning. questioning hillary clinton's health. this is not new in the trump campaign. it started this month with a video portraying hillary clinton as a stuttering short-circuiting robot. a week later, trump questioned clinton's strength and stamina and last week, his national spokeswoman, someone who is not a medically trained doctor, katrina pearson, offered her own medical diagnosis. >> -- she doesn't have the strength or the stamina for a very long time. that part is nothing new. what's new are the other reports of the observations of hillary clinton's behavior and mannerisms specifically with what you just showed in those previous clips as well as her dysphagia, the fact that she's fallen, she has had a -- >> hold on, hold on. >> on top of all this, the trump campaign has been getting some direction from the hand on the end of this proctology exam, the conservative media. like the drudge report which this month posted an old photo of hillary clinton with the headline quote, hillary conquers the stairs. and also, steve

hispanic roundtable in new york city, that opened a lot of guys. is donald trump trying to chain course and moderate for the general election. this pivot that's long been talked about. donald trump moving away from his more extreme stances from the primaries and moving over to something that's a little more palettable to a general election electorate. that would be the case with donald trump moving away from deporting 11 million undocumented immigrants. he himself has said he's not flip-flopping. his campaign manager is not calling this a flip-flop. we have yet to see where donald trump stands on this issue at this moment. does he believe that they should deport all immigrants or believe there should be a path to citizenship. that at the moment is unclear from the campaign. >> we know that donald trump tried to get the focus on to his opponent. he put out a statement on facebook about the clinton foundation. is the campaign and that move something they think is better strategic messaging. also play iing into what the rn and other top tier republicans would like to see him do and move away f

. >> we're going to fix our inner cities. i say to the african-american parent, you have a right to walk down the street without having your child shot. that's what's happening right now. to the hispanic parent, you have a right to walk outside without being shot. >> according to the campaign and insiders of it, trump will take his outreach on the road visiting areas heavily pop lulad by minority communities. still if you look at the numbers, recent polling would suggest he's going to have a tough sell getting support from minori tity communities. joining me now is james peterson, msnbc contributor. and raul raez, good to have you with me. james, you hear from donald trump and his new line about what do you have to lose voting for me? obviously, we see he's been the scrappiest gop nominee in history. we have a new director of african-american outreach. this is the sixth time he said, what do you have to lose? do minority voters think this is sincere or just political survival? >> i don't think it's sincere. most folks are reading this as not political survival, but political tactics. we know

there. no amnesty, no legalization, no sanctuary cities. >> no amnesty. >> no amnesty. no sanctuary cities. sanctuary cities have become a very important inflection point in this campaign. in just this last week, he's stood on stages with agnes, julie, laura, michelle, angel moms whose children were murdered by illegal immigrants. they are the faces of our campaign. he will also talk about those who have committed a crime leaving immediately, enforcing the law and then he will talk about the 11 million as he said on a different network last week, it could be 30 million, could be two million, we don't know. but look, we don't know what actually happens when you enforce the law because nobody does in washington. they just make new laws. >> why can't anybody in the campaign answer the question whether he's still in favor of a deportation force. >> i answered that many times. he hasn't talked about that in a very long time. >> is he in favor or against it? >> he has not talked about that in a very long time. you have to wait until wednesday. >> you understand you are not answering the q

tonight. prohibition in new york city. >> upper west side. >> 80th and columbus. >> stop by around 8:00, i would say, for great music. they're saying 8:30. >> it's going to be an amazing group of people. the band is really good. donny, you coming? >> i will be there. >> bill karins, you coming? >> am i invited? >> you're invited. >> did you see the tornado in connecticut yesterday? >> north haven. only a weak one, but, still, did enough little damage there. knocked down some trees and also is on the suffolk area on long island. the problems we have out there this morning. thunderstorms in wisconsin and iowa and even minnesota still. the humidity is the big story. we felt it yesterday. all the way to the south. because it's going to be hot and a little more sunny bausen to hartford and washington, d.c., baltimore. even a heat warning for the philadelphia area. at nighttime, especially, it's not going to cool off and then from kansas city to st. louis southward. how hot will it feel out there. temperatures 100 plus and as far as the weekend goes, by the time we get to the weekend, all of the

is also these three towns are also on a fault line. these towns are caught between a two cities where there've been two earthquakes in the last 20 years. devastating earthquakes. one in particular killed more than 300 people. so people here have been used to the threat of earthquakes, but historically, they haven't been hit, and this time, badly until today. as i said, 20 to 4:00 in the morning, it could hardly have happened a the a worse time. the pope who was due to have a set of prayers today postponed them and prayed instead for the people of this town. he called in the mayor who said there is almost nothing left of the town and there are lots of dead children in this town. so the pope specifically picked out those comments and prayed for the town today. about 100 yards up the road from where i'm standing, andrea, is the main drag, the main street, which is utterly devastated. there isn't a single building there which hasn't been hit. you can see beds, perliously hanging out of rooms. it's miraculous more didn't die. just up the road, they are digging in one area where they

you said you wanted what was best for atlantic city. he responded well, at the time i was making the best deal i could for donald trump. i had a saying, he said, and that was survive until 95 because he was afraid he couldn't last that long, that he would have to perhaps declare personal bankruptcy and it would all be over. he had to take a lot of maneuvers we detail in detail, excuse me, we go into detail in the book, that really bring that to life, how he basically leveraged the difficult situation with the bankers and made a lot of deals that helped him survive. >> we know trump is notoriously pugnacious and litigious. he has been no fan of "the washington post" yet you had 20 reporters working on this with presumably his cooperation. can you tell us how that happened? >> yes. when we made the deal with scribner, the publisher, as a courtesy i called his press secretary a few days before the announcement of the book publicly and said we will be doing this project, we would love to sit down with mr. trump for a sooeries of interviews abt his life and get into all the different aspe

exhilarating, something fun, enjoyable about sitting down and watching returns from states and cities and counties and precincts all across the country. you see patterns that emerge. one candidate is strong over here, the other is cleaning up over there sit to watch. >> as you can see, there are six states illuminated in red. there's one state lit up in blue. indiana. that's the one and only state so far. >> we have another state to project. jimmy carter the winner in florida. that was not a big surprise. he had campaigned down there. so had his running mate. but you see it on our map. now, the south is beginning to fill in. >> the blue is for carter. >> 8:15 eastern standard time on this election night we have projected ronald a gant winner. and he is the winner in more states. by our calculations he is the winner in the state of new hampshire, in the state of vermont, delaware, and south carolina. we will be coloring in those on the map now in blue neuer reagan or light gray and black and white. new hampshire is the first state we are calling for him in this list of states. >> the only

suicide bomb plot on a major canadian city. details are still coming in, but so far the government says it received credible information of a potential terrorist threat in southern ontario. according to the cbc, the suspect detonated one device and was planning to detonate another when police shot him and killed him. that according to information reportedly given to the suspect's family by police. authorities believe he was acting alone. the man in his early 20s was arrested last year for alleged ties to terrorist activity. he was under a court order not to associate with any extremist association. >>> at least two dozen people are injured including several firefighters after a massive fire rocked an apartment building in maryland overnight. more than 160 firefighters were on the scene battling the three-alarm fire in silverspring. they made numerous rescues in heavy fire conditions. authorities say the fire was fueled by natural gas and caused significant damage. several surrounding buildings were also damaged as spokesperson for the montgomery county fire and ems says debrises in

in countries we are fighting and it's safer than living in some of the inner city that is are run by the democrats. to the african americans, who i employee, so many, so many people. to the hispanics, tremendous people, what the hell do you have to lose? give me a chance. i'll straighten it out. sit a disaster the way african americans are living in many cases. we'll bring jobs back. we'll get rid of the crime. you'll be able to walk down the street without getting shot. right now you walk down the street you get shot. >> and there is donald trump addressing what looks to be the d.a.r. hillary clinton said it could not be clear how much african americans have to lose under donald trump. she doubling down on insults, fear. trump has the support of one african american voter out of 100, 1%. who is he really pitching to? who is his audience. jonathan has a great book that will be replicated later. >> yes. it will have new stuff. >> what do you think he is talking to? >> well, i think he is talking to the american public. i think he understands -- he is asking a question. 90% of the afri

time. look at this. this is a major office building here in new york city, not just any major office building. that's the trump tower. that's donald trump's office building. he works there, he lives there, and there was a man suction-cupping himself to the glass and trying to scale the tower. you see there, police got involved, this pretty bold, pretty daring. i guess you'd say it's a rescue. the guy didn't want to be brought back inside. they did it anyway. this was quite a scene that played out. it was on local tv here, national tv, more than two hours. this looked like the only thing people were watching. if you caught a glimpse of this, you couldn't take your eyes off it. you don't see it every day. again, that was at trump tower here in new york city. thought we would show you what played out this afternoon. a bizarre scene. >>> meanwhile, away from trump tower today, on the campaign trail, the fall-out continuing for donald trump, from his comments yesterday, that supporters of the second amendment could maybe do something to stop a president hillary clinton from appointing jud

compensate for the combination of sorting, the democrats overwhelmingly if cities, to some extent, gerrymandering. i gave a speech and someone that, what can i do to help the democratic party? my answer is usually move. >> all right. we'll have more of our conversation with james carville in just a moment. if you're watching us in washington, d.c., you can also listen to us on bloomberg radio. what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. super poligrip is part of my life now. soon, she'll type the best essays in the entire 8th grade. get back to great. sixteen gig lexar flash drives just three ninety-nine. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. snmplt now part two of our interview with the raging cajun. >> my question about the democratic party is this. it's obviously true that the republican party at the national level. the republican party is very respectful in some respects. mo

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journey to a milwaukee suburb where 95% of the population it white, to talk about the inner cities. >> i'll make sure we deliver safe neighborhoods in milwaukee, and milwaukee has got so many problems. >> "all in" starts right now. >> law and order must be restored. >> good evening from new york, i'm joy reid in for chris hayes. the big media question about donald trump over the last several months has been whether the reality showman would or could stop donald trumping long enough to do a passable imitation of a traditional republican presidential candidate. and there have been brief moments when signs pointed to yes, when he abandoned his off-the-cuff style to deliver staff-written stump speeches that were stiffly read off a teleprompter. a clear attempt to calm the nerves of republican leaders and big gop donors. but trump never seemed very happy playing the role of a mainstream candidate, often taking just hours to toss out the script and revert to the only donald trump he knows how to be, the one which he loves to remind us, beat 16 other republicans for the nomination. >> in

keep electing democrats over and over again, especially in your urban cities, and yet things don't seem to change. but the question is, are they going to believe donald trump, and i don't think they will. i think mill re will hold on to the african-american vote, and i do think this is precisely about getting those republicans who don't -- they don't want to vote for someone who they feel might be -- have -- even hesitate to use the word, because i don't think donald trump is racist. but they want a little more comfort with donald trump as he is accepting of minorities. and -- >> well, very quickly, rick, to that point. republicans have struggled to win over african-american voters. obviously -- >> yes, they are. >> rnc republicans have worked very hard over the past four years to try to change that. could donald trump -- >> that's right. >> -- sent this in the other direction? is that one of your concerns? >> it absolutely is. but i think donald trump is a bit of an anomaly here and the shame here is reince priebus and others. and i have worked with a lot of the chairmen and i thi

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deplorable conditions in many of our inner cities just about all of them. as a father, as a buildier, as n american, it offends my sense of right and wrong to see anyone living in such conditions. they are living in terrible, terrible conditions. beyond belief conditions. bad. almost 40% of african-american children are living in poverty abject poverty. including 45% of children under the age of 6. in detroit, half of its residents do not work. in milwaukee, almost four in ten african-american men between the age of 24 and 54 are not employed and have no prospect of employment. just since yesterday the cousin of nba star dwyane wade, a great guy, dwyane wade. was the victim of a tragic shooting in chicago. she was the mother of four and was killed while pushing her infant child in a stroller just walking down the street. shot. it breaks all of our hearts to see it. it's horrible. it's horrible. and it's only getting worse. this shouldn't happen in our country. this shouldn't happen in america. so we send our thoughts and prayers to the family. and we also promise to fight for a much,

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days since that shooting, the city of milwaukee have had protests that have turned violent. it did take a turn and several protesters handcuffed and taken into custody for unlawful assembly and four police officers injured after throwing glass and bottles and one police officer shot and hospitalized. saturday night, gunfire and cars overturned and six gas stations burned out. it's been a couple tough nights in wisconsin, last night and saturday night. as of right now, this is what the scene has looked like this evening, tweeted by a local reporter not long ago. extra points for cuteness. free cupcakes and hugs and music near milwaukee sherman park earlier tonight. the protest and violence and sadness and upset that have washed over milwaukee several days, this sunshine with the toy trumpet is very much needed for residents looking for peace. tempers were high particularly since the death of dontre hamilton in 2014. you will likely remember that name. he had a history of mental illness unarmed when he was shot 14 times by milwaukee police officer in broad daylight and the polices ag

attack took place. a number of people well-educated individuals, usually with jobs from the city of kabul go to this university. so it's not just people that are part of that main student body, there's this extra group of people, including journalists, there's an ap photographer who is on the campus when that this attack happened. he's there doing classes at night. it's a diverse body, but certainly, listen, when you look at what is a high profile target, it's a western target. the one good thing about that for the people on this campus, it's a well-guarded campus. so hopefully whoever made it on to that campus, whether it's a gunmen or gunman are being engaged by the security forces away from those buildings where students live. >> thanks, cal. joining me now, retired four star general barry mccaffrey who is now an nbc military analyst. general, help us understand. know that we know the attackers are inside, what do u.s. forces need to do to make their way in? >> well of course u.s. forces are not in any way playing the dominant security role in afghanistan. it was around 10,000 na