give that write to me ♪ to be an american, where at least i know i'm free ♪ mr. trump: thank you very much. thank you. thank you governor, thank you. i am thrilled to be in iowa. so many good friends. i have become friends with so many people in iowa. love the people and love the state. i will tell you, iowa is fortunate to have some of the best and most dedicated public servants in the country. including governor terry branstad, lieutenant governor kim reynolds, state gop chairman, senator chuck grassley, and of course a person i have gotten to know very well, who is a tremendous person, senator joni ernst. tremendous. [applause] that is called an incredible roster. you are very lucky. that is an incredible roster. a lot of states would like to have that roster. believe me. i want to take a moment to thank the bikers in the audience. there are a lot of them. they call them bikers for trump. i love the bikers. they have been so good to me throughout the campaign. i want to thank them, i really appreciate it. what a fantastic group of people we have. what a fantastic country we live in

united states. [cheers] mr. trump: we are going to bring back our jobs, folks. i look at the numbers and i've seen what's happening in pennsylvania. i see what is happening all over the country. you look at new york state, new england, anywhere in the country, all over it is the same. manufacturing way down. jobs way down. you go to other countries, they are taking our companies. they are taking our jobs. people are right now working harder than they have ever worked. 18 years ago, they made more money in real wages. 18 years. think of it. 18 years ago, many of the people in this incredibly big room -- , and thank you for being here. you know, is 93 degrees out. [cheers] mr. trump: and they still have a lot of people trying to get in. should we let them in? 18 years ago, people were making more money in real wages than they make today. and today they are working two , jobs. some people are working three jobs. so they are older and they are working harder and they are making less money. all right? a friend of mine i've been , telling this story over the last month. it is better than go to

throughout the country are starting to get very worried that mr. trump doesn't have the discipline to stay on message and win the election. you see the polling showing him behind in battle ground states. i know he did an economic speech monday and he'll do a speech on terrorism tomorrow. in between, he does seem to go off-message. last night he was talking about monica lewinsky's blue dress. >> first of all, the piece that you just did is an example of why he said last night beside running against hillary clinton he's running against the media. the point he's making he said that this was a substantive weekend. our plan laid out how he was going to cut taxes, lower the tax rates for small businesses. he talked about his trade and energy policies. she laid out a program which frankly is exactly what this administration is doing, raising taxes, raising spending, increasing the national debt and there was a debate that could have been had there, instead the media decided to take the clinton campaign narrative and go on attack of donald trump. donald trump in the course of this week was ve

to bring back our companies. [cheering] mr. trump: when a company wants to leave our country to go to another country and think they are going to make their product and because our politicians are weak, stupid, taken care of by lobbyists, special interests. they are taken care of by lobbyists. they are taken care of by donors and special interests -- a friend of mine said, i can't believe we're talking about a deal that took place among ago. about a month ago. it is bad for the country, but it is good for the politicians. they are taking care of by their lobbyists and their donors and the special interests. even though you say we want, as an example, general electric to produce more, if they don't want to or if for some reason one of the donors of crooked hillary clinton doesn't want that to happen, even though it is great for erie, great for even though it is great for the state of pennsylvania that , is not going to happen. by the way, i have to tell you this, when they think they are going to take the companies and rip them out as an example, this area where the state, or any ot

you, how do you feel about what mr. trump -- >> i told you how i feel. mark: you commented on the media, not what he said. >> every time i go on a tv show, it's to correct the record or to explain something that a journalist or democrats have taken out of context. if you're asking me how i feel, i feel donald trump is not your typical politician and does what he always does. he defends when attacked. i understand the media and democrats are not used to a republican who has a backbone. mark: i appreciate all you are saying. it is responsive not to what i am asking. how do you feel as a person about what mr. trump has said about the khans? >> i feel mr. trump has been defending himself like he always has. mark: how do you feel about what he said? >> i am fine with what he said. i was there at the dnc. i saw the speech. i myself, the trunk campaign, mr. trump, have utmost respect for captain khan, for their loss, for the supreme sacrifice. mark: would it have been better if he emphasized that in his initial comments? >> he is somebody who was at the dnc.mr. khan i've been asked this

steamy connecticut gym last night to hear mr. trump unplugged. >> i'll tell you honestly, i am not running against crooked hillary clinton. i am running against the crooked media. that's what i'm running against. it's true. i'm not running against crooked hillary. >> trump took hits at your friends at cnn, but his wrath mostly seemed to focus on the "new york times." a new story in the newspaper paints the trump campaign as somewhat unmoored with the candidate described as depressed and scared as he realizes he may not be able to win. >> you better elect me, folks or i'll never speak to you again. can you imagine -- can you imagine how badly i'll feel if i spent all of that money, all of this energy, all of this time and lost! i will never, ever forgive the people of connecticut. >> joining me from new york is trump campaign chairman paul manafort. thanks so much for joining us today. >> thank you, jake. >> republicans in washington and throughout the country are starting to get very worried that mr. trump doesn't have the discipline to stay on message and win the election. you see

immigrants to america and blames his opponent for terrorism around the world. mr. trump: the rise of isis is the direct result of policy decisions made by president obama and secretary of state clinton. katty: we are on the border between ukraine and crimea, where tensions are rising amid concerns about what russia really wants. and they were some of jazz music's greatest acts, thanks to one photographer, the old new york scene is still swinging. katty: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. what would a trump administration policy for tackling terrorism really look like? that is the question the republican nominee set out to answer while taking aim at his rival hillary clinton. from extreme vetting process that would restrict those with hostile attitudes to the united states to limiting access to the internet for those spreading radical messages, he laid out his worldview. jane o'brien reports. jane: mr. trump's first foreign policy speech as the republican nominee focused squarely on fighting what he called radical islamic terrorism , a wa

photo-op was really one of the prime reasons mr. trump has traveled here south of the border to mexico city. you do have to wonder after trump meets this afternoon with mexican president enrique pena nieto make any difference in his big immigration speech tonight. not only is he going to mexico today, he's then turning and and traveling to phoenix, arizona for a major address this evening. it is still not clear when exactly these two men will see one another, will meet behind closed doors. but trump's opponent here, hillary clinton, had this to say moments ago about building relations with other nations. >> you don't build a coalition by insummlting our friends or acting like a loose cannon. and it certainly takes more than trying to make up for a year of insults and insinuations by dropping in on our neighbors for a few hours, and then flying home again. that is not how it works. it is more than a photo-op. it takes consistency and reliability. >>> let's begin our coverage this hour with john vause in mexico city. john, simple question. because of everything that mr. trump has

angered and insulted by his tough talk on immigration. then mr. trump will travel to the border state of arizona for a major speech on the reforms that propelled his candidacy but also polarized millions of people on both sides of the border, including mexico's former president ripping into trump moments ago on cnn. >> he is not welcome to mexico. by 130 million people, we don't like him. we don't want him. we reject his visit. i don't understand why president pena has offered this opportunity. i think it's nothing more than a political stunt. trump is using mexico's, he's using president pena to boost his sinking poll numbers. i think the president pena is taking an enormous political risk by hosting trump. >> okay. so we're covering all the angles of the story this morning. we start in mexico city with john bobbing ahead of trump's visit. he's on the phone. john, take it away. >> caller: i'd like to say donald trump not popular in mexico to say the least. not just because of tough words on immigration. he's had a tough policy on trade as well. mexico has bnt focus of his campaign si

downhill after that. let's move on to more pleasant subjects. unlike what mr. trump says, america's great. let's talk about the usa. it was 240 years ago, we started with a piece of paper. it was a blueprint for a new society, a society unlike anything the world had ever seen before, and in 1776, that blueprint started us on a path that has finally led to the next woman president. it was imperfect but it was aspirational. now, that blueprint has done wonders for this country in terms of overall prosperity. when i was born in 1930, if my parents had seen what the world would look like in 2016, they wouldn't have believed it. the gdp per capita is six times what it was when i was born. that's never happened in the history of mankind. it's a miracle. and the miracle is america. it still has all the qualities that it had in 1930 which propelled us forward like this. so america in terms of delivering wealth has been incredible. in terms of distributing wealth, it has not been living up to what i consider its potential. i just described to you $56,000 of gdp per capita and that means a fa

also spoke about his own campaign moving forward. this is just under an hour. mr. trump: big crowd. woah. this is beautiful. thank you everybody, thank you. thank you very much. what an honor. do we all love denver? yes. yes. thank you very much. we had at an interesting period of time. we had a little bit of a good evening last night, watching, right? no? the numbers just came out for the big thursday. they call it big thursday. i spoke last week and hillary -- sometimes referred to as crooked hillary -- spoke last night. she is crooked. and we had come i think it was 35 million, and they had less, like 33 or something. in other words, we had ore. and i have sort of been saying that, and a happy tell you, both numbers are great numbers. do not forget, on the debate, it was 24 million internet was a record. when you have 35 million people watching, those are big, big numbers. but the republican convention outdrew the democratic convention on the big thursday night. good, right? that's good. it's always good. always good. ok. so, we have to go over some numbers because hillary was t

sacrificed anything. what's the final response from >> look, i mean this is not, mr. khan, mr. trump and all of us, give him our sympathy and loss of his son. that was a real tragedy. the issue is not mr. khan and donald trump. the issue really its -- you know, radical islamic jihad, and the risk to the american homeland. that's the issue. all of the lives lost in the war over there are tragedy and we all are sorry for it. but what mr. trump has talked about. what really should be the discuser we protect our homeland from refugees coming in from areas that are unsafe. and mr. trumpppp has made it very clear for months he believes there need to be a temporary suspension from the areas until we can have a system that can process it. that's the issue. and the second part, is to remember all the lives lost needlessly were lost because of a war that didn't have to be. the iraq situation, when clinton took office in january of 2009 was totally different world than today. because of their failed leadership and mistakes they made including sequester terry clinton, secretary of state, you know, i

worried and mr. trump doesn't have the discipline to stay on message and win the election. you see the polling showing him behind in battleground states. i know he did an economic speech monday and he's going to do a speech on terrorism tomorrow, but in between, of course, he does seem to go off message. last night he was talking about monica lewinsky's blue dress. what do you say to republicans when they call you up and say, please get mr. trump to focus? >> well, first of all, the piece you just did is an example of why, when he said last night that besides running against hillary clinton, he's running against the media. the point he was making is this week was a substantive week. he talked about an economic plan and hillary clinton presented her economic plan. they were two different plans. our plan laid out how he was going to cut taxes, lower the rate for small businesses, how that would create more jobs, talked about trade policy and energy policy in making america energy independent. and she laid out a program, which is frankly, what this administration is doing, raising taxes,

you feel about mr. trump -- katrina: that is how i feel. >> you commented on the media, not about what he said. katrina: every time i go in a tv show it is to correct the record or to explain something a journalist with the democrats are taken out of context. if you're asking me how i feel, i feel donald trump is not your typical politician and does what he always does. he defends himself an attack. the media and the democrats are not used to a republican who has a backbone that is going to fight back. mark: i appreciate all your saying. i left one more time, how do you feel about as a person about mr. trump said about the khan's? katrina:. he has been defending himself like he always has mark: what you feel? morris: i was fine with what he said. let's start with this. i myself, the trump campaign, katrina and mr. trump have the other was respect for captain khan, for his parents, for their loss, for their sacrifice. mark: would it be better if you decide that in the initial comments? boris: he is someone who is attacked by mr. khan. it was a bipartisan speech. he was at the dnc.

out mr. trump during the democratic national convention last week in philadelphia. he said trump had sacrificed nothing and that he offered his pocket constitution for trump to read. trump called khan a hero but to his father trump tweeted this, let me yet. "mr. khan, who does not know me, viciously attacked me from the stage of the dnc and is now all over tv doing the same. nice." trump also said this about sacrifice sacrifices. >> i think i've made a lot of sacrifices, i've built great structures, i've done -- i've had tremendous success. >> let's begin with our political director here at cnn david chalian. let me also say that the veterans of foreign wars want an apology saying trump's "history of lashing out after being attacked is out of bounds." trump held a fund-raiser instead of attending a debate a couple months ago. if he does not apologize how will this affect him? >> i wouldn't expect an apology. that's not donald trump's style at all. i would be very surprised at that. listen, i think that we have seen this cycle a few times now where donald trump said something, gets in

much. thank you. >> all right. mr. trump -- >> a lot of people. a lot of good people. >> good to see you. between the refugees that you said you will extremely vet and illegal immigration, i don't think there's any one other issue besides the economy and national security that's defining this election. you heard all of those statistics. your reaction? >> i think it's horrible. i've gotten to know the families. jamil is a friend of mine. lost an incredible son who was going to go to one of the great colleges on a football scholarship, a smart, young, beautiful guy, and he was shot in the face by somebody that just wanted to shoot somebody. in this case, they wanted to shoot somebody because he was black, and it was a disgrace, and he shouldn't have been in the country, wasn't supposed to be in the country. and, you know, whether it's jamil or so many others that have been just -- you know, their lives have been destroyed by this, and i hope in the case of jamil, i hope it's not destroyed. but how do you ever recover from a thing like that? and we can stop it. we have to stop it. when

backstage, mr. trump, will you get involved in this space program. look what has happened with your employment. look what happened with the whole history of space and leadership. look what is going on, folks. we're like a third world nation. and then, you get back to crime. you see what's happening with the police. you see what's happening with -- take a look at orlando. take a look at san bernardino, take a look at the world trade center. take a look at what's going on. then worldwide, and we let isis take this position. it was hillary clinton that she should get an award from them as the founder of isis. that's what it was. that's what it was. her weakness. her weak policies. >> all right, we're listening to donald trump, live from daytona beach, florida. so far this week, he has kicked up a lot of inter party chaos, in the view of some republicans, he has damaged his chances of winning november by doing things such as standing by his decision to get into a feud with a gold star family, going on a tweet storm, going against the media, three republican officials facing reelection,

listen to what mr. trump has to say and make your own judgment with respect to how confident you feel about his ability to manage things like our nuclear triad. >> carol, this was part of a number of comments he made, pretty much putting to rest the idea of him holding off a little bit in the election, but making clear, and kind of following a strategy that has put out by the clinton campaign, try to make it clear that donald trump is temperamentally unfit to sit in office. that's their strategy, that's what they've been trying to do and the president is buying in. another note here, this is percentnal for the president. i talked to white house voice advisors yesterday, and they noted when he looks at donald trump, he fears what donald trump would bring to the white house. not just for the obama legacy, but also for the country. white house advisors saying that, and that's why you see the president getting so emotional and forward on his comments. >> thank you so much, phil. >>> so trump backtracks on his false claims about a top secret iran video, the former acting director of the ci

state fairgrounds, this is just over 40 minutes. ♪ mr. trump: thank you very much. thank you. thank you governor, thank you. i am thrilled to be in iowa. so many good friends. i have become friends with so many people in iowa. love the people and love the state. i will tell you, iowa is fortunate to have the best and most dedicated public service in the country. including governor terry branstad, lieutenant governor kim reynolds, state gop chairman, senator chuck grassley, and of course a person i've gotten to know very well, who is a tremendous person, senator joni ernst. tremendous. [applause] that is called an incredible roster. you are very lucky. a lot of states would like to have that roster. i want to take a moment to thank the bikers in the audience. there are a lot of them. they call them bikers for trump. they have been so good to me throughout the campaign. i want to thank them, i really appreciate it. a lot of fantastic group of people we have. what a fantastic country we live in. [applause] more than anything today, i want to express my gratitude. because all over the c

robocall from the former lead of of the klu klux klan, david duke. and mr. trump seizing on the latest sexting scandal that has ungulfed the husband of top clinton aide huma abedin. trump saying the repeated misbehavior is just another sign of clinton's bad judgment. >> allegations of racism and sexting. what could be next with this campaign? the pastor who tweeted that cartoon of clinton in black face apologized for doing that again this morning. pastor mark burns saying there are so many different ways that -- creative ways that he could have gotten his message out there. without question, that tweet and the david duke robocall is sure to complicate trump's reaching out to african-american voters. accusations of racism, leading to more personal attacks on the campaign trail. donald trump's campaign manager hitting back at hillary clinton's running mate for remarks he made last week, linking trump to former klu klux klan grand wizard david duke. >> donald trump is pushing their values, clklu klux klan values, david duke values. >> in the case of tim kaine, we expect the rough a

how i met mr. trump. he called on me only in march of the year to serve as policy advisor. one of the chum foreign-policy advisers, walid phares. our last guest said it is not a lot of detail in donald trump's foreign policy. let's start by talking about isis. aboutas donald trump said his plan to defeat isis? more generalare directions in mr. trump's approach to defeating isis then and secretary clinton's, which said we would continue more of the same. basically the most important point is to end isis as an organization, not just as it is now, but end it as a future organization, meaning fighting the fight as well. as important on the ground, what is key in the right against isis is not just a military defeat of isis. it is who will take over after isis? isis came as a result of mistakes made in the way we left iraq in 2011 whereby we had defeated al qaeda but because of the political equation, isis was able to come back. asnking post isis is important as how we will dismantle isis. you spoke about how trump talked about screening methods. here's what he had to say. mr. trump: we

after mr. trump appeared to attack the muslim parents of an american soldier who was killed in iraq. mr. and mrs. khan appeared at the democratic national convention and today the bbc 's north america editor sat down to talk to them. >> donald trump, a .comnominee in an escalating war of words with the muslim family of a fallen u.s. soldier. >> for the moment, donald trump is not listening, complaining again on social media that he's been the subject of a vicious attack by the khan family. their speech at the democratic convention about the death of their son, an american muslim posthumusly awarded a bronze star and purple heart for heroism has electrified politics. today i asked them, have they committed a vicious attack on mr. trump? >> he can insult, disrespect women, even the members of his own party. yet, when an ordinary citizen of this country, a patriotic american muslim of this country says anything about him, he is viciously attacked. he has a different set of rights, no, we all have the same equal rights. >> khan's wife was derided by mr. trump for not having spoken at th

u.s. hillary clinton as well as mr. donald trump have publicly expressed my respect. it has been with the president and friend barack obama, the next president of north america will find in mexico and it's government a neighbor that wants to work constructively to strengthen even more the relationship among our nations and to confront, together, all of the challenges that we face in common. we, i belief there is great opportunity for both countries if we decide to take advantage of this as good friends, allies, and strategic allies beginning from a relationship based in mutual respect. even though we may not agree on everything, i trust that together, we will be able to find better prosperity and security without losing sight of security and independence are the most important of everything we value. any close relationship needs to be visits and renewed from time to time. we need to be open to discuss what has worked and what hasn't. how can we improve things on both sides of the border? how can we clear misunderstandings and understand each other better. a few days ago, i sent a lett

republicans and veterans groups are calling out donald trump overstatements made asut mr. khan and his wife he called out donald trump over his view of mr. trump's proposed temporary ban on muslims in the united states. we want to get your thoughts on the back-and-forth that has been going on, on this topic between mr. trump and mr. khan, and get your thinking. what do you think about the arguments presented on both sides? will this have an impact on the campaign of mr. trump? you can let us know, republicans,1 four democrats8000 four and independents, (202) 748-8002 facebookost on our page at facebook.com/c-span. from several papers this morning reflecting on statements made over the last 24 hours by key congressional overes and veterans groups the exchange between mr. khan and mr. trump. headline,e usa today mr. trump faces gop blowback over con comments, saying john mccain and military groups criticized trump for what they call the disrespect shown to the parents of a u.s. soldier killed in iraq who has criticized the real estate mogul for smears of muslims. the party has bestowed u

number of the comments that mr. trump has made, but in particular is derogatory comments about the khans shows the contrary. the vast majority of americans , lookingt and caring for ways to come together, not to be divided by fear and hatred. >> [indiscernible] ms. clinton: let me just say this. this came up for the first time i saw today. there is a nonpartisan, independent commission that sets of the debates. i was told they set up the schedule last fall. we did not know who the nominees were going to be. i am going to be there. that is all i have to say. hillary clinton answer questions about donald trump's argument that the parents of the muslim american soldier who died in combat, getting pushed back from members of his own party. john mccain slanted donald trump this morning saying that in recent days, he disparaged a fallen soldier's parents. he said, i cannot emphasize how deeply i disagree with mr. trump's statement. i hope americans realize the statements do not like the views of our republican party. you can read more at politico.com. donald trump addressed supporters at

after they described the campaign as sputtering saying the gop cannot seem to get on track. mr. trump firing back during a campaign rally in connecticut. we are live with the details, peter. >> donald trump also reintroduced the voting public to the monoka li-- affair. >> remember what he said? he did not have sex with that woman. a couple of weeks later, oh, you got me. i'm so glad they kept the dress. i'm so glad they kept that dress. it's great. you know why? it shows what the hell they are. it shows what they are. >> big targets at the rally last night where the clintons and the media. trump told the crowd he wasn't just running kbeagainst a democ, that he is running against the press whose credentials he threatened to withdraw. it came hours after they wrote a story suggesting they are having a hard time keeping the gop on message. trump continued with tweets like this one. if it covered me honestly and didn't put false mete meaning i what i say i would be beating clinton by 20%. mike pence says we should all stay tuned and pointed to a speech tomorrow in ohio. that is something he thin

everything. if i could just ask you to focus on what i asked you. how you feel about with mr. trump -- katrina: that is how i feel. >> you commented on the media, not about what he said. katrina: every time i go in a tv record is to correct the or to explain something a journalist with the democrats are taken out of context. if you're asking me how i feel, i feel donald trump is not your typical politician and does what he always does. he defends himself an attack. the media and the democrats are not used to a republican who has a backbone that is going to fight back. mark: i appreciate all your saying. i left one more time, how do you feel about as a person about mr. trump said about the khan's? katrina: he has been defending himself like he always has. mark: what you feel? morris: i was fine with what he said. let's start with this. i myself, the trump campaign, katrina and mr. trump have the other was respect for captain khan, for his parents, for their loss, for their sacrifice. be better if you decide that in the initial comments? boris: he is someone who is attacked by mr. khan. it was a

american values. first up, i have sarah murray on the trail with mr. trump today there in youngstown, ohio. sarah murray, we just heard hillary clinton say this about trump's plan. here she was. >> so we'll wait and see what he says today but you know sometimes he says he won't tell anyone what he'll do because he wants to keep his plan "secret." [ laughter ] then it turns out the secret is he has no plan. [ laughter ] >> so we heard -- that was the pre-buttal from hillary clinton. >> brooke, the campaign is framing this as a vision of philosophy by donald trump for how to defeat isis, we're expecting him to come out here and say it's time for the u.s. to abandon its aspirations to be a nation builder, to be a country that spreads democracy in the middle east and instead focus in on battling isis on all fronts. we're expecting him to come out and say this battle against isis means anyone who is against isis is for america, needs to be one of our allies in fighting that battle. now we're also expecting him to flesh out some of the more controversial immigration plans he's proposed. we

democracy into another at the points of a gun, carol. >> jessica, thanks for the report. mr. trump blames the media for his troubles, but that ain't cutting it with the "wall street journal" this morning, placing the blame on donald j. trump. most of the media wants him to lose, but that was true of george h.w. bush, george w. bush, but he has made it so easy for the media and opponents. he needs to stop blaming everyone and else and decide if he wants to be president or turn the nomination over to mike pence. let's talk about this. political commentator, boris epstein, senior advisor to the trump campaign. larry sabato, senator of politics at the university of virginia and sally cohen and hillary clinton supporter. welcome to all of you. boris, i want to start with you. the "wall street journal" says donald trump is not running a competent campaign. is that mr. trump's fault? if that's indeed true. >> that's incorrect. the campaign is absolutely competent. we just heard about this speech will be put out today. that's what americans care about. isis or its pred -- >> it is a murdock owned

complete those four stages of mr. trump's plan, there is not going to be 11 million people in this country illegally. once we get to that point, mr. trump is going to lay out on wednesday what he wants to do with those 11 million or less who are going to be there by that point. >> katrina, what's interesting to me is that president obama has prided himself on deportations for the last 8 years. in fact, he calls himself the president who has deported more illegals than any other president. i think the number is almost 3 million deportations under president obama. yet, the left will point the finger at donald trump saying that that's cruel. >> well, and that's because it's a republican saying those things and the one thing that you won't see under a president trump that we currently see under president obama, the obama/clinton administration is that he will not be releasing criminal aliens back into the population. that would be an automatic deportation. mr. trump wants to prioritize this process. of course, we can't get all of this done in the first day of office. this is going to b

it's pretty short sighted on mr. trump's part. he's the best hope to keep the arizona senate seat which helps republicans in the senate and the better john mccain does in arizona, the more it will help donald trump. john mccain's primary opponent would get beat by 15 points in the general election. paul ryan will win his congressional district very handily. the person running against him is an unknown. i saw him on tv last night. paul ryan will run up the numbers in his congressional district, helping mr. trump. our senate candidate and everybody else running in wisconsin. so it's pretty short sighted to attack people who actually will help you by being on the ballot with them. >> what do you think is behind it? do you think it's just because he holds a grudge? >> yeah, i've said all along he can't take criticism. if you really want to be president of the united states, this is the best chance you'll get. you're running against somebody most people don't want to vote for, they don't trust, they don't like. the reason you're doing so poorly, you've scared people. they don't think y

women a safe place to express their support for mr. trump. >> host: how far back did you h find yourself saying i can see my self going for donald trump? >> guest: for me really it was back in around february, february march. i have a long history with hillary clinton so i came to this really as more from than never hillary site. and was waiting for things to shake out amongst the republican candidates. i would've probably been willing to support, there were some candidates i would've been verys happy to see as the candidate. i go back to, telling my age, i go back to the '90s during the hillary care issue about health care task force. because health care has been my area of policy and work, and being upset about the way that that was run, not just the proposals b but the way it was run. what i see a history there again of exclusion, of trying to keep things secret. i at the time was working with the group that sued hillary clinton and others over the secrecy of health care task force. >> host: your group is women vote trump. who is part of this coalition and what's come in term

the previous experts of the last cycle, and that is how i met mr. trump and we had a long discussion. they he called on me in march to serve as a foreign-policy advisor. host: we will put the phone numbers at the bottom of the screen, walid phares, one of trump's policy advisers. we will take your calls in a couple of moments. our last guest said not a lot of detail in donald trump's foreign-policy. let's start by talking about isis. what is donald trump said about his plans to defeat isis? guest: may i begin by saying that there are more details in mr. trump approach to defeating isis than in secretary clinton's, which remains abstract. going back to mr. trump, the most important point is to end isis as an organization, not just as it is right now, but as a future organization, mean fighting. as important on the ground, what is key in the fight against isis is not just a military defeat devices. it is who is going to take over after isis? isis came as a result of a mistake the left -- as a result of a mistake we made we left iraq. post-isis is as important as how we will dismantle i

those same words. those words came from a journalist that sort of carried in to mr. trump's policies. he absolutely wants illegal aliens to leave the country and get in line as you heard kellyanne conway just state. we have to secure the border. this is not just about immigration. this is about human trafficking. this is about drug trafficking. these are things that affect american citizens on a daily basis. we have to enforce current laws on the books. we have ice, eric, that is the current deportation force that we have in the united states. we have to give them the ability to do their job efficiently and effectively. ending sanctuary cities is going to be key. having a functional everify system to make sure that americans are getting the jobs in this country, by the time we complete those four stages of mr. trump's plan, there is not going to be 11 million people in this country illegally. once we get to that point, mr. trump is going to lay out on wednesday what he wants to do with those 11 million or less who are going to be there by that point. >> katrina, what's interesting to

. >> donald trump fired off several tweet tuesday, saying he was viciously attacked by mr. khan, adding, am i not allowed to respond? trump also acknowledged khan's son is a hero apparently hoping to end this war of word. elaine. >> errol barnett in washington. thank you. >>> there was gunfire in austin, texas, overnight. [ gunfire ] >> one woman killed. four others wounded. someone opened fire on a crowd as people were clearing out of nightclubs. no word yet on a motive. in maryland, at least two people are dead after floodwaters swept through the historic town of ellicott city. >> you have to. >> this was the dramatic scene last night as rapids unin dated the streets. people formed a human chain to rescue a woman. 6 inches of rain fell in two hours. homes and businesses devastated. new wildfire broke out near fresno, california and quickly burned more than 1,000 acres and forced hundreds from their homes. farther north, a deadly and destructive fire continues to grow near the coastal town of big sur. fires are burning across the west in at least ten states. >> the "cbs overnig

conversation with with mr. trump, and i said to him it has been an honor and privilege to be part of this. >> reporter: the news comes as trump tries to appeal to black voters in wisconsin, but the audience was mostly white. >> i'm asking for the vote of every african-american citizen struggling in our country today who wants a different and much better future. >> reporter: trump, addressing the violent protests in milwaukee, after police shot and killed a black man saturday. >> those pedaling the narrative of cops, supported by a nod of my opponent, shared directly in the responsibility for the unrest in milwaukee and many other places within our country. >> reporter: he is placing the blame for inner city unrest squarely on what he calls failed democratic policies. >> the african-american community has been taken for granted for decades by the democratic party. it is time for rule by the people. not rule for the special interests. hillary clinton backed policies are responsible for the problems in the inner cities today, and a vote for her is a vote for another generation of povert

, yes. >> you heard mr. trump's speech, you hear a president that can't say radical islamic terror. >> it's really upsetting. i don't think it's helpful. i think if we don't speak honestly and clearly about what's happening that we can't solve the issue, and i think that he is so concerned that muslims are all going to be targeted or -- i'm assuming he thinks that, but i lost my leg. i don't blame all muslims because i lost my leg. i understand the difference between radicalized people and people who are of peace. >> donald trump, who's sitting right here, talked about extreme vetting of people that come from countries that practice sharia, which is the an at this titithe constitution. what would you like to tell them? >> we are just allowing people into our country that some are going to be a problem and we have enough problems in our country right now, and you people are really proof positive. what you've gone through, it's unimaginable. i watched the boston bombing so many times on television, how somebody could do that, how they got them on tape, it was genius police work how t

., mr. trump, this same day, is currently visiting mexico meeting with the country's president enrique pena nieto. >> when mexico sinds their people, they're not sending their best. they're sending people with lots of problems and they're bringing problems with them. they're bringing drugs, crime, rapist, and some, i assume are good people. >> jim acosta is traveling with the trump campaign. mexico's president compared trump's rhetoric to that of hitler and moussalini. >> this is not going to be a love fest between donald trump and the president. they are behind closed doors right now. we're waiting for them to walk out and have a joint press event. we are getting conflicting signals from both sides if there will be questions taken at all. when donald trump is in the room, anything is possible. it is possible he could take questions. just to show you around the world. you see behind the two podiums where they will stand, there is only one flag, and that is the flag of the republic of mexico. there is no u.s. government flag. obviously this is not a presidential trip. it is bein

and a trump economic adviser, mr. navarro. thank you for joining us this morning. >> my pleasure, sir. how can i help you? >> thank you. let me start with the point that's brought up by the nonpartisan tax policy center. it emphasize it's nonpartisan that examined trump's earlier tax plan. it found that under those tax cuts federal revenues would fall by 9 $1/2 trillion in the first decade. how much of a difference is there in the plan released monday from what we saw a few months ago? >> well, first of all, the big picture here is that you can't just look at the tax plan in isolation. the mission of the economic plan mr. trump is to double our gdp growth rate from about 1.8, 1.9% to 3.5% which is the growth rate we experienced for five and a half decades up until china joined the world trade organization in 2001. so the mission is 3.5% growth rate will generate trillions of dollars in additional tax revenues. how does mr. trump achief that? not just through tax cuts. also through a reduction in regulation, unleashing our energy sector which we really need and most of all by cutt

sentiment of the country seems to be one of bewilderment that mr. trump would come here and quite a bit of anger, many saying they don't welcome here. in a recent poll by mexican media, only 4% of mexican haves a good opinion of mr. trump. that's in stark contrast with hillary clinton who hovers around 77%. so we do know mr. trump will make his way here against some folks that are very reluctant to see him or possibly even host him. that will be happening here, craig, it looks like in the next few hours. >> also this new twitter war that started a short time ago here. donald trump tweeting first, quote, former president vincente fox who is raling against my visit to mexico also invited me when he apologized for using the f bomb. fox responding, quote, mexico does not want donald trump, mexico will never trump him. let's not allow him to use our country for his own interest. we know what donald trump hopes to get out of this meeting. what doesn't nieto, what does he get out of this thing? >> it sounds like he gets out of it -- his poll numbers are also suffering here, craig. he's hoverin