following is a cnn special report. >> trump! trump! >> he's the most unconventional candidate in modern history. >> i'm not using the lobbyists, i'm not using donors. i don't care. i'm really rich. >> an outsider. >> our politicians are stupid. >> upending the rules of the game. >> he represents sort of an earthquake in a box to washington, d.c. >> thank you. >> winning more primary votes than any republican ever. >> you've given me the honor to lead the republican party to victory this fall. >> he's a father of five. >> i'm the woman i am today because of how he raised me. he taught me to dream big. >> a billionaire businessman. >> anything he touched turned to gold. >> donald's a star. like him or not like him. >> he nearly lost everything. >> how close was he to going personally bankrupt? >> very. >> he's the master of the comeback. >> trump is definitely back. much to the chagrin of some people. >> anybody who can take a building for a million dollars and turn it into $550 million, that's fantastic. >> he's combative. like to punch him in the face, i tell you. >> i was puttin

word", with lawrence o'donnell. >>> well, it was a historic day in washington today, donald trump retracted a lie. he actually did that. and later in this program, we will consider what would happen if donald trump kept up this pace and retracted one lie per day. for the rest of his life. but first we'll consider the campaign dynamics of donald trump finally deciding to tell the truth about barack obama's birth while throwing in a couple lies about hillary clinton. >> barack obama was born in the united states, period. >> all right. >> look, this is, this is pathetic. >> i was pretty confident about where i was born. i think most people were as well. >> hillary clinton started the birther controversy. >> out-and-out lie. >> i finished it. i finished it. you know what i mean. >> he's a great patriot for doing that. he deserves a lot of credit. come on. >> for five years, he has led the birther movement to delegitimize our first black president. >> why doesn't he show his birth certificate? and you know what? i wish he would. i'm starting to wonder myself whether he was born in this

had a lot to do with the trump touch. >> george ross is a long-time trump adviser. >> he says it is one of the best deals he ever made. >> i think it is the best. >> the best? >> i think it is the best real estate deal i have ever seen, and i've been in the business for 50 years. anybody who can take a building for $1 million and turn it into 550 million in a period of 15 years, for me it is fantastic. >> the big projects trump favored before the corporate bankruptcies remained out of his reach. >> he lost credibility with the financial community. >> richard setser is a prominent real estate attorney. >> banks were no longer loaning to him. he defaulted on other loans, he sent companies that he owned into bankruptcy. the credit markets had tightened up on him. >> he had to change tactics. now he needed partners. >> i think it probably is a change in philosophy because normally i would have done everything 100% myself, and now i have joint venture partners to do things. >> partners to put up the money for projects like riverside south, a 77-acre tract of land he had been trying to de

separating her and donald trump, she's going to have a tough autumn. >> thank you. chris matthews returns tuesday 7:00 p.m. eastern. he'll be right now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> if you don't do something about it, you gonna have taco trucks every corner. >> the reaction to those comments by the founder of latinos for trump. how his view -- >> hispanics, we're taking over. >> -- speaks to trump's cultural fear mongering. >> not everyone who seeks to join our country will be able to successfully assimilate. >>> then, the latest outreach. >> we met with numerous african american folks from the area. >> i'll speak with someone who was in that meeting as controversy swirls around trump's detroit trip tomorrow. >>> plus, evidence of pay for play by a presidential candidate. we'll tell you why he was just fine. >>> and gabe sherman on his new reporting on roger ailes and involvement with the trump campaign, when "all in" starts now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm joy reid, in for chris hayes. donald trump has spent his week engaged in what might be the strangest, most fly by th

security. >>> there is an investigation into trump foundation. also tonight, kellyanne conway said something today in an interview that a campaign manager should never, ever say. >> let's talk about mr. trump. really? that, like, this is the guy? >> what do you have to lose? >> who spent 70 years on this earth, showing no concern for working people. >> trump has been incredibly generous over the course of his life. >> took money other people gave to his charity and then bought a six-foot-tall painting of himself. >> i feel like a super model except like times ten. >> we cannot afford suddenly to treat this like a reality show. >> my opponent slanders you as irredeemable. >> if you're chumming around with the head of the ku klux klan, that's denplorabldeplorab. >> by the way, with iran, they make gestures at our people that they shouldn't be allowed to make. they will be shot out of the water. >> of course it's legal. it's a war. until the war's over, anything's legal. >> this is the last word on campaign 2016. >> this campaign week is doing as well as it possibly could for donald t

. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next breaking news. donald trump about to take the stage, his first rally since facing off with hillary clinton, as he doubles down on attacking a beauty queen's weight. and hillary clinton says trump paid nothing in income taxes. is that true? and our body language expert with the victor. let's go "outfront." the breaking news. crump donald trump is about to take the stage in melbourne, florida. lightning and bad weather delaying his rival a little bit. >> this is his first rival since last night's contentious debate with hillary clinton. trump today claiming victory on twitter but sounding more subdued in a town hall this afternoon. >> it was an interesting evening, certainly. and big league. definitely big league. >> the republican nominee also throwing around some blame. >> i had a problem with a microphone that didn't work. i don't know if you saw that in the room but my microphone was terrible. i think -- i wonder was it set up that way on purpose. >> meanwhile hillary clinton is sounding mighty pleased with her debate

the campaign trail today. she came out blazing in two major events. she hit donald trump hard, especially in a speech tonight in washington and donald trump is in most ways the least transparent presidential candidate since the invention of tax returns, but then no candidate in history has ever revealed as much as donald trump has revealed about his deplorable impulses and motivations, and he did that again today. >> hi, guys. >> hillary clinton back on the campaign trail today. >> i'll never be the showman my opponent is, and that's okay with me. >> if you think this is easy, it's not. >> look at the show he put on with dr. oz today. >> when you look into the mirror, how old is the person you're looking at? >> a person that's 35 years old. >> with all the noise and distraction, it's important to focus on what really matters. >> i don't blame them at all. if you can get away with it, they're going to get away with it. >> trump is a human leech. >> he's too chicken to show his tax returns to the american people. >> it has if to do with given the american people the information

agree, we are getting the impression, you are a one trick pony. >> donald trump is not a true conservative. >> donald trump is not at 50%. >> for mitt romney. donald trump shouldn't run. >> conservative egghead. >> donald trump >>. glenn beck. lindsey graham. donald trump strategy doesn't work. >> donald trump wants to let japan go nuclear. >> donald trump doesn't like nato. >> donald trump will never run. >> he won't do well. >> he shouldn't be allowed on the debate stage. >> donald trump is in christian. donald this, donald that. hillary clinton, donald trump, donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump will not become the president. ♪ on the show tonight, a clinton speech on economic inclusion, and a poll of high income voters. first, we start with yet another police shooting that has captured the nation's attention. yesterday insted charlotte, north carolina, after police shot and killed 43-year-old keep scott. police say he emerged from his vehicle with a gun. scott's family has disputed the accounts, claiming he was unarmed. after that, demonstrations turned

, our exclusive new cnn poll show hillary clinton and donald trump neck and neck for the first time in months. is his shift in tone and softer immigration stance appealing -- increasing his appeal? >>> pinning the foundation. clinton goes after trump saying he broke the law by donating money to a group backing the florida attorney general. clinton says he wanted to hold off an investigation of donald trump. >>> and ailing fox. an unprecedented move by fox, apologizing for alleged actual harassment, and paying out a $20 million settlement. now other top network stars are jumping ship, and ailes assumes an informal role. and unimaginable. an un-imaginable disaster as kim jong-un is calling for more nuclear weapons as he brapraise the latest missile launches. i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room." >> the race for the white house is now a virtual tide. our exclusive new ornc national poll shows the lead over donald trump is evaporating with the g.o.p. nominee two months ahead. that puts the candidates neck and neck just nine weeks before election day. clinton has launched a n

we knew it would be a raucous debate. hillary clinton trying to paint donald trump he was unfit for office. donald trump trying to paint hillary clinton as status quo and himself as a change agent. donald trump was on the defensive through much of the night. include the claimed opposition to the iraq war. take a listen. >> president obama and secretary clinton created a vacuum the way they got out of iraq. because they got out -- they shouldn't have been in. once they got in, the way they got out was a disaster. isis and formed. >> donald supported the invasion of iraq. >> wrong. >> that was proven over and over. >> you supported the war in iraq before the invasion. >> i did not support the war in iraq. that is a mainstream media nonsense put out by her because she frankly the best person in her campaign is mainstream media. >> the record shows trump in 2002 before the invasion did say he supported it. a number of donald trump attacks did land. particularly on trade. where he had hillary clinton on her heels through much of the debate. one thing we heard on the campaign trail as don

matthews" is next. >>> game time for clinton and trump. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm steve kornacki in for chris matthews. the labor day weekend is upon us. while that means americans will have a three-day weekend to celebrate the waning days of summer, it also marks the traditional kickoff of the general election campaign, the home stretch. now that means less than ten weeks to go until election day and all indications are that the candidates are entering this home stretch on an uneven playing field. politico reporting today that the clinton campaign is quote, displaying unchecked confidence, noting that advisers to hillary clinton's campaign have identified so many paths to an election day victory they are now focusing not only on the one or two battlegrounds that would ensure a win but on opening up the possibility of an electoral college landslide. that's the view from clinton world. meanwhile, the trump campaign is yet to answer some fundamental questions about how they can pull this thing off. quote, the plan to get to 270 electoral votes remains unclear. the ba

burden. we mknow who donald trump is. now it's time for our country to show who we are and reject his divisive vision. that's why this election is so important. as michelle obama said at the democratic convention, when we go to the polls in november, the real choice isn't between a democrat or a republican. it's about who will have the power to shape our children's lives for the next four years. it's also about the kind of country we want to be and what we want to leave behind for future generations. we are at our best when every person gets to share in our nation's promise, contribute to our stronger together is not just a campaign slogan but the guiding principle to the future we must build. america, we need to ask ourselves. are we going to make our economy work for everyone or just at the top? are we going to bring people together or pit americans against each other and rip our country apart? are we going to work with our allyinies to keep us safe or are going to put a loose cannon in charge who would risk everything that generations of americans have worked so hard to build? now,

or the brilliance of the sinisterness of trump is that all he does is talk about the opaqueness of hillary. the contrast what he did today. z," waved that same letter, hillary did not do anything sexy, but she released a lot of very pointed facts and figures about her health. and the donald trump absolutely has to match her point for point or he will be in a difficult position. mark: she put out, as best as i can tell, to satisfy people who are serious about this. doctor,edibility of her whether you believe that are not, statistics say she is healthy enough to serve. i do think she put down the baseline. the conspiracy theorists will never be happy. they will still wonder if they are hiding something. but i think based on the initial rate of the documents, she has met the standard that many past candidates have done. enough to say, here are the basics. here is what she is being treated for. here is her medical history. donny: i find it stunning. here we are sitting with papers going over it, and trump's solution was to go on a daytime talk show to kid around. once again, there are

fahrenthold is going to join us about his latest piece about the trump foundation, and the former president of mexico, vicente fox will join us. and after that first clinton versus trump debate, a former senator has endorse the hillary clinton. >> one down, two to go. >> did she have a good debate or what? >> i really enjoyed it. >> if i were donald trump, i wouldn't participate in another debate. >> the first presidential debate was moderated by lester holt and heckled by donald trump. >> i tell you what, if this choice isn't clear, i don't know, my lord. >> she's serious. she does her homework. i would say that the other guy doesn't have the preparation, the temperament. >> i think my strongest by far is my temperament. i have a winning temperament. >> what in the hell is he talking about? >> i think donald trump choked, actually. >> he did not seem to me acutely aware of how some of the things he was doing with his face might look. >> the microphone in the room wasn't working. >> somebody complaining about the microphone is not having a good night. >> this is the last word on c

from our show this summer. this week hillary clinton focused on fund raising. donald trump zeroed in on immigration after crossing the border coming meeting with the wednesday.sident on a poll shows that clinton's on favorability rating is treat -- creeping up into donald trump territory. hours before his eagerly awaited address on immigration, trump sat down with the mexican president for a discussion about aat very issue, which in statement afterwards, trump called substantive and direct for launching into a scripted, subdued, but still sharp warning about open borders and open trade. : in mexico and the united states, this is a humanitarian disaster. having a secure border is a sovereign right and mutually beneficial. we recognize and respect the right of either country to build a physical barrier or wall on any of its borders to stop the illegal movement of people, drugs, and weapons. toward achieving the shared objective -- and it will be shared -- of safety for all citizens is paramount to both the united states and to mexico. >> trump went on to say that he and pena had not

ahead for donald trump. in just about an hour mr. trump will sit down with tv personality dr. oz. he'll talk about his health regimen amid growing calls to release his medical records. and then mr. trump will head to flint, michigan, where he will reportedly tour that city's water treatment plant. all of this as the trump foundation becomes the focus of an investigation by the new york attorney general. trump's campaign calling it quote another left wing hit job by a partisan hack and that's not all. newly leaked e-mails from colin powell show the former secretary of state ripping trump as, in his own words, quote, a national disgrace, and an international pariah. but powell doesn't just take aim at trump he also jabs at hillary clinton saying quote everything hrc touches she kind of screws up with hubris. cnn's phil mattingly is following all of the developments in the trump campaign. he's live in flint michigan. hi, fill. >> good morning, carol. people tend to be a little bit more forthcoming in private e-mails than in public. and that's certainly the case with colin powell. now peopl

voters, trump is ahead by 2 points. what do you make of these numbers? >> well, the race has certainly tightened in the sense that hillary clinton's convention bounce has completely faded, but you would expect that. she got a much bigger convention bounce than trump did and her bounce lasted much longer than trump's and really prior candidates. so, look, she was at 3 -- plus 3%, 4% prior to the conventions. that's exactly where she is now. we can get into a long argument about whether it's really wise to use that likely voter screen right now because notice the big gap between registered voters, where hillary clinton is leading by several points and the likely voters, which means you screen out people that you think may not vote in the end. well, it's kind of early, don. i don't fully believe at that. and, by the way, the campaigns don't either. >> why do you say we can get into a conversation. why don't you fully believe it? >> i don't fully believe it because i think it's too early for the likely voter screens to be convincing and to be durable. i also saw other numbers in

united states has to do that donald trump could actually do. i mean, he could sign his name to bills that pass the congress and i'm sure he could veto bills. it's not clear what else he would actually know how to do as president of the united states. but what he proved last night, proved beyond a reasonable doubt, proved on a decommissioned aircraft carrier, which is the closest he has ever been to military experience, what it proved there is that he absolutely could not assume the duties of being commander in chief of the armed forces of the united states of america. >> last night was yet another test and donald trump failed. >> she's got to get her act together. >> i don't think the guy is qualified to be president of the united states. >> the generals have been reduced to rubble. >> every time he speaks, that opinion is confirmed. >> he praised russian's strong man. >> republicans are just in a terrible delima trying to support totally unqualified nominee. >> i'm not going to be the election commenting on all these little things. >> i have no sympathy for them. >> this is not your

donald trump passing other people's money off as his own charitable contributions to a cease-fire that seems to be holding in syria, at least for now. we begin, though, in pennsylvania, a battleground state where donald trump wrapped up a rally a short time ago. the topic, his family leave policy. the opening act, his family. trump's daughter, ivanka, introducing him tonight. sara murray was there and she joins me now. so donald trump rolling out some new key policy initiatives tonight, which we don't often hear republicans actually talking about. his daughter, ivanka, did the introducing. what did some of that plan entail? >> reporter: that's one of the things that donald trump and ivanka trump both pointed out, is this is not something republicans have necessarily focused a ton of time on. and a policy that he was laying out, one of the top lines was six weeks of paid maternity leave for women whose employers don't already offer it. no paternity leave, just maternity leave, but also an expanded subsidy to help offset child care. take a listen to how he explained that tonight. >>

. >>> hello, everyone, i'm kate bolduan. >> i'm john berman. nice to see you. donald trump swears there was no sniffles but there was pretty much everything else. both campaigning deals with the fallout from the presidential debate. hillary clinton did put trump on the offensive calling on fact checkers to turn up the volume and challenge him on his taxes, treatment of women and his preparedness to be commander in chief. >> trump also says he deserves credit for what he did not say actually during the debate, that he showed restraint afterward giving a not at all veiled nonattack attack against former president bill clinton and his past extramarital affairs. hillary clinton spoke just a short time ago to reporters before her plane took off for north carolina, where she will be campaigning. she was asked about that restrained remark from donald trump but also about donald trump's complaint that his microphone wasn't working properly throughout the night. listen here. >> what about his stamina? >> anybody who complains about the microphone is not having a good night. >> she was prep

crashes, including one fatal accident. >>> "early start" continues right now. donald trump giving a fiery speech in phoenix reviving his base hours after showing a different side of his persona, sitting down with the president of mexico. >>> the clinton campaign blasts trump's speech as his darkest yet. we will see how clinton responded to the foray. >>> and the hurricane warnings are in effect as the tropical storm barrels in. the path shifting. could that storm now wreck the holiday for millions of americans? >> i do not like that path. >> good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm george howell. >> i'm christine romans. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. donald trump talking tough on immigration. laying out a plan that certainly is not the softening telegraphed over the last week or so. in the highly anticipated speech intended to clear up his positions on the issue, trump laid them out point by fiery point. no amnesty for immigrants in the u.s. illegally. he called the deportation task force. no federal funding for u.s. sanctuary cities like san francisco. no visas for countries with

-flopping on his plan to beat isis. what does trump really want to do? the fbi director saying we don't play games on the clinton investigation. the debut of the iphone 7 will customers turn a deaf ear to apple's newest idea? let's go "out front." ♪ ♪ >>> and good evening. i'm erin burnett. "out front" tonight, donald trump attacking hillary clinton in a major speech outlining his plan to vamp up military ships and trump charging that clinton is reckless and in his words, totally unfit to be commander in chief. >> sometimes, it seemed, like there wasn't a country in the middle east that hillary clinton didn't want to invade, intervene in or topple. she's trigger happy and very unstable. trump is speaking rather softly in his tone for him. he did read off a teleprompter declaring the united states is unprepared to face enormous threats around the world and he has promised to boost military spending by giving top generals 30 days to defend a plan to him. jim, trump has -- today was raising a lot of questions and obviously, his position is very different what we heard today from

>>> the following is a cnn special report. >> trump! trump! >> he's the most unconventional candidate in modern history. >> i'm not using the lobbyists, i'm not using donors. i don't air. i'm really rich. >> an outsider. >> our politicians are stupid. >> upending the rules of the game. >> he represents sort of an earthquake in a box to washington, d.c. >> thank you. >> winning more primary votes than any republican ever. >> you've given me the honor to lead the republican party to victory this fall. >> he's a father of five. >> i'm the woman i am today because of how he raised me. he taught me to dream big. >> a billionaire businessman. >> anything he touched turned to gold. >> donald's a star. like him or not like him. >> he nearly lost everything. >> how close was he to going personally bankrupt? >> very. >> he's the master of the comeback. >> trump is definitely back. much to the chagrin of some people. >> anybody who can take a building for a million dollars and turn it into $550 million, that's fantastic. >> he's combative. like to punch him in the face, i tell you. >>

know. it counts. >> i thought i was headed to detroit to see donald trump have an interview in front of a black church audience. seems like he's not going to do that. he's going to do it behind closed doors and apparently it's going to be scripted, according to "the new york times." >> thanks so much. that's "hardball." thanks for watching. "all in with chris hayes" starts now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> i think you're going to see there's really quite a bit of softening. >> daytime trump meet night-time trump. >> my first hour in office, those people are gone! >> the target audience for trump's breitbart speech. >> he's got about an 18-point lead in the demographic of white males. this speech is clearly geared at those individuals. >>> plus, telling his supporters today -- >> we're going to build the wall, mexico's going to pay for the wall. >> what we wouldn't tell mexico's president to his face. >> when he sat down and he looked president pena nieto in the eye, he didn't have the guts to bring that up. >> then a major victory for voting rights in north carolina, with big implic

great and powerful but that doesn't mean he automatically gets donald trump's health information. if you woke up this morning thinking that did would be the day donald trump would release results of his physical, give us test results, disclose his health records, and that he would do it all on a tv show hosted by dr. oz, well, if you thought that, you might be disappointed. apparently dr. oz thought that would happen before the taping that is going on as we speak, but no. >> two trump officials now tell cnn that information isn't on the show after all. team trump says they do expect still that the results of his physical of last week will be public at some point this week. so just keep waiting. keep in mind this. we are now 55 days from the election. some states are starting early voting in just over a week so voters are making their decision on who they will support and they are deciding now. cnn national politics reporter mj lee is outside dr. oz's studio in new york. mj, what do we know, what are you seeing, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, kate, donald trump's motorcade d

at you. >> will this be the moment that determines who become the next president? donald trump adviser general mike flynn and the hillary clinton chairman john podesta both join me live. plus debate prep school. one moment can change everything. >> i can't. the third one i can't. sorry. oops. >> how the presidential candidates plan to knock their opponents off stride. i will talk to two former campaign managers who have been inside the war room before. also, how does a man who says this about donald trump -- >> this man is a pathological liar. he's a bully. a narcissist at a level this country has never seen. >> what's behind his change of heart? >> two police shootings this week. >> don't shoot him. he has no weapon. >> peaceful protests are growing around the country as we grapple with the question, what can be done to keep this from happening? joining me for insight and analysis are doris kearns good win, host on the salem radio network hugh hewitt, glenn isle co-anchor of the pbs "newshour" and republican strategist mike murphy. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>

forward to debating donald trump. i can't wait. >> well, they say she's been practicing for the debate. some people think she's slick. >> hillary clinton and donald trump toe to toe in the debate stage for the first time. >> donald trump is unfit. >> she's a dangerous liar. >> our brand new poll showing the candidates in a virtual tie ahead of the high-stakes showdown. can clinton win undecided voters and put the questions of trust in the rear-view mirror? >> let's make sure love trumps hate. >> can trump make the sale and prove he's qualified for the job? >> this morning we talk to both sides campaign managers here live. just one day before the blockbuster face-off, full insights, analysis and more. only on "this week." from abc news, it's "this week." here now chief anchor george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning. it's been compared to the super bowl. even man's landing on the moon. toss away the hyperbole. you still have an extraordinary event, the most watched political showdown in american history. tomorrow night, hillary clinton and donald trump. take a look inside the deba

themselves into an investigation into alleged fraud at trump university, trump held a $3,000 a person fund-raiser at his palm beach resort. this is all about appearances all having to do and centered around trump university at the time. the campaign again has repeated this had nothing to do with the trump university. pam bondi's office has said so as well. >> we've got to turn to the clinton campaign now. kristin welker is live in columbus, ohio. hillary clinton got a pretty big endorsement in morning. >> reporter: yeah, she did. she's getting endorsed by the dallas morning news, the first time that paper has endorsed a democrat in 75 years. they say we reject the politics of personal destruction. clinton has made mistakes and displayed bad judgment but her errors are plainly in a different universe than her opponent's. this creating some jitters in trump world because this is one of a number of traditionally red leaning states in which clinton is showing some strength. >> like most republicans, donald trump is leading among military voters. he's touting this letter, 88 retired

of the news "happening now". >> i think you will see donald trump is unfit and unprepared and i doubt he will have command of the issues. >> answering the question and showing america he is ready to be commander in chief on day one. >> before they take the debate stage. >> what do they have to say to convince millions of undecided voters. >> insurance doesn't cover this type of thing. >> brayings for parts of the worse in the midwest. a major flood threat that looms. and a shark attack closes a beach where a tourist died. it is all "happening now". we begin with a fox news alert. the first show down between hillary clinton and donald trump. i am jenna lee. >> hello, everyone. im eric shaun in for jon scott. the air is electric and full of excite nment hofstra university where the presidential nominees will take the stage behind the podiums under eight hours from now. there is a lot on the line. after months from taking jabs, they will go head-to-head in front of an audience of 100 million americans or more. a brand new mammoth showing hillary clinton with a four- point lead above dona

from a bout of pneumonia that saw her nearly collapse sunday in new york city. donald trump meanwhile isn't slowing down. he has refused to confront clinton over her health, but trump hasn't been shy about throwing her own word back at her. specifically, her statement that half of trump supporters belong in "a basket of deplorables." major garrett reports. >> donald trump knows hillary clinton's health its now an issue. and he is going to release more information about his own health later this week, thursday on the dr. oz show. more importantly, trump instructed all campaign staff not to attack hillary clinton on the health issue. he is more than willing to found her for suggesting at least half of trump supporters are bigots of one kind or another. donald trump gave hillary clinton a pass on her health. betting reporters and voters will not. >> i just hope she gets well and gets back on the trail. trump spared clinton nothing on her friday comments that bigotry motivates half of his voters. >> how can you be president for so many people. she talks about people like they're

>> there's so many people like trump who look at us like we're not their equal. i'm sick of it. i have had it up to here. >> trump's biggest surrogates are rudy giuliani, ben carson and chris christie. trump was also in ohio today meeting with union welle erlead cleveland and talking to reporters on board his jet. >> it's going to be so vital to this country to bring back our jobs. our jobs have been taken like grant took richmond. we have never had a case like this before, and it's getting worse and worse. >> and with just 64 days until election day, the latest polling average shows clinton holding on to a nearly 3 1/2-point lead in a four-way matchup. let's bring in l. joy williams and former aide for george h.w. bush, eric and steve cortes, member of the national hispanic advisory council for donald trump. and i'm going to start with you. you worked for a former president who i think a lot of people may be missing right now as they see where the republican party has gone. but it is interesting that who you don't have out there for donald trump includes, we know george herbert w

kornacki will continue our live coverage. >>> donald trump's border war. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm steve kornacki in for chris matthews. in the past hour, donald trump wrapped up what his campaign billed as a major speech on the topic of immigration. after a year of denigrating the mexican government and talking tough on illegal immigration and after weeks of raising questions about his shifting rhetoric on the subject, tonight trump laid out the details of his policy positions. on the key question on what to do about the millions of undocumented immigrants in the country right now trump began the campaign that all of them must leave. tonight in his speech in arizona, trump said that anyone who entered the u.s. illegally would be subject to deportation. he said there would be only one true route to legal status, to return home and apply legally. he focused on illegal immigrants who have committed crimes. >> zero tolerance for criminal aliens. zero. zero. day one, my first hour in office those people are gone. [ cheering and applause ] >> and you can call it

questions from reporters on her plane. donald trump's stance on immigration still very much in the air. also a look at the relationship between trump and former fox news chief roger ailes now that fox has settled a sexual harassment lawsuit from a former anchor for $20 million and an apology. >>> we begin this hour on the trump campaign trail. he finished up a rally a short time ago in greenville, north carolina. sara murray joins us from there now. trump talked a lot about hillary clinton's e-mail server, the fbi report tonight. what did he say? >> reporter: well, he was really building on his message of national security today and trying to point out the way that hillary clinton dealt with her e-mail server is, in his view, disqualifying in her pursuit of the presidency and in true donald trump fashion, he used some pretty colorful language to describe her use of a private e-mail server and various communications devices, calling it shady behavior. >> they used hammers to destroy phones so they couldn't be turned over, and by the way, who uses 13 different iphones? in four years? who

that republican donald trump seems to have carved out a wider path in the past to the white house as states like ohio and florida are no longer considered likely wins for rival hillary clinton. the project, which combines opinion polls with an analysis of voting patterns, still shows that clinton would have the best presidencyinning the if the election were held today, in, trump has caught up several states. polls tend to narrow as election day nears. the clinton campaign has overcome controversy of how the candidate handled classified information when she was secretary of state. republicanthe nominee, donald trump, addressed the values voters summit, an event hosted by the family resource council here in d.c. [applause] >> they took my job. i'm so honored to be standing in front of all of you spiritual people. who understand the meaning of god, the meaning of love, the meaning of righteousness. and i don't have to wonder whether you understand the meaning of right and wrong. i have had two great gifts given to me in my life. one was that i was able to meet the recently made saint, m

wind a to the back of her opponent, donald trump. they include a brand new "new york times"/cbs poll out today that has the race, catch this, 42-42. meanwhile, trump is re-gaining ground in battleground states. he's up 2 in nevada. he's up 3 in both florida and in ohio. and he's up 8 in iowa. you might say trump himself is back today, taking time off from the teleprompter to hit back at colin powell. hit back at a pastor of a church in flynt, that stopped him talking politics in his church. and to put down hillary clinton for her health. the attack on powell came after some of his e-mails were hacked and released. powell said with trump, he would never overcome his birther past. he called trump a national disgrace. overnight trump tweeted, i was never a fan of colin powell after his weak understanding of weapons of mass destruction in iraq equalled a disaster. last night, trump knocked hillary clinton on her health. >> it is hot, and it's always hot when i perform, because the crowds are so big. these rooms were not designed for this kind of a crowd. i don't know, folks. do you think

praises clinton while he thrashes donald trump, calling him unfit for office and blasting his refusal to release his tax returns. will the president's action translate to votes for hillary clinton? name calling. a battle is raging between the call calling half of trump supporters a basket of deplorables. now clinton is firing back a new anti-trump ad. and trump running mate mike pence is facing continuing criticism. why is he refusing to label trump david duke as deplore snabl. >>> an isis sleeper terror cell is busted. the young men arrested played role in the paris terror attacks after training with isis and syria. how did they get into europe? are there still more at large? and theng america. iran threatens to fire missiles at u.s. military planes flying in international air space. it comes weeks after the iranian vessels attack a ship. we welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> there's breaking news in the race for the white house. president obama his first solo campaign appearance for hillary cli

donald trump today. >> we got played again by the trump campaign which is what they do. pimped and played again. >> he shrewdly used the media again today. he was leveraging five years of earth or conspiracy to promote his hotel. >> today donald trump pond the media. >> it is hard to imagine this is anything other than a political rick roll. >> we will never give you up nor let you down. tonight starts with 10 words that donald trump uttered today. words that have been true for 55 years that he has an unwilling to say. q the videotape. mr. trump: president barack obama was born in the united states, period. mark: period. that was donald trump holding the event at his brand-new hotel where he delivered something his advisors and family members have been till graphing for several days that trump would repudiate the birth or movement that he wrote to national political power. for five years he has been the leading voice of the birther conspiracy theorists who claim president obama was ornate kenya and was thus ineligible to be president. today trump effectively resigned his leadership

the debate saying i know where the weak spots are. donald trump, particularly shaky ground talking about the birther movement, talking about the past with the iraq war, a false claim, said he always opposed the iraq war. those are things that are played over and over again. two canadidates knowing how to prosecute the case, but nobody closing the deal. >> thanks to rick there. >>> last night's faceoff set a new record. the most tweeted debate ever. >> third most tweeted moment was plans for defeating isis, and number two was trump's comments when trump said he has good temperament. >> i should have taken temperament in the drinking game. >>> one forced to leave campus before the debate got underway. stein did not have proper credentials to be there and took to twitter to get the message out. gary johnson failed to be part of the debate. >> johnson watched the debate from inside twitter's all night making the case to be on case at the next debate writing neither the rhetoric of donald trump or hillary clinton can be the commander of chief i want. >> the miami marlins return to the f

>> with all due respect donald trump, we are getting the impression you are a one trick pony. >> here is jeb bush, donald trump is not a true conservative. charles krauthammer, donald trump is not at 50%. poor mitt romney, donald trump should not run. donald trump. glenn beck. donald trump. lindsey graham. donald trump's strategy does not work. donald trump wants to let give and go nuclear donald trump does not like nato. he will not do well here he does not know foreign policy. he should not be allowed on the debate stage. donald trump is not question -- christian. trump is a con man. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump will not become the president her. ♪ >> welcome to the best of "with all due respect." the nation was focused on violence in the streets of a major american city. we discussed how the latest police shootings in oklahoma and north carolina and the state of race relations in america and how they impact the 2016 presidential race. >> another police shooting that has captured the nation's attention. protests are rubbed it, north

, whether it's donald trump or hillary clinton. endless war is going to be continued, whether it's trump or clinton. we're not going to get our privacy back, whether it's under clinton or trump. >> i just want to say, equating donald trump and hillary clinton is absolute nonsense. i just -- anybody who equates the two of them is not paying attention. and it's dangerous kind of talk. amy: today, a fiery debate between pulitzer prize winning journalist chris hedges and former clinton labor secretary robert reich. hedges has endorsed the green party's jill stein, while reich is backing clinton after endorsing bernie sanders during the primaries. then "the making of donald trump." we will speak to pulitzer prize winning journalist david cay johnston, who has covered trump, for decades. >> trump talks as if the president's a dictator. when he ran casinos, he didn't know the games. he didn't know the odds. he didn't know how to handle customers. all he knew how to do was take money out of the organization, which weakened it, and that's why his casinos were among the first to fold. amy: all tha

fundraising while donald trump zeroed in on immigration after crossing the border and meeting with the mexican president on wednesday. new polls show clinton's unfavorability rating is creeping up into donald trump territory. el donaldo -- hours before his eagerly awaited address on immigration tonight in phoenix, arizona, trump sat down with the mexican president for a private discussion about that very issue, which the statement afterward trump called substantive, direct, but still with a sharp warning about open borders and open trade. mr. trump: in both mexico and the united states, this is a humanitarian disaster. having a secure border is a sovereign right and mutually beneficial. we recognize and respect the right of either country to build a physical barrier or wall on any of its borders to stop the illegal movement of people, drugs, and weapons. cooperation toward achieving this shared objective -- and it will be shared -- of safety for all citizens is paramount to both the united states and to mexico. john: trump went on to say that he and pena had not discussed who would

immediately. >> what, and suddenly the audit wouldn't be a problem. and donald trump would just release his tax returns, sure he would. donald trump gets the last word. the 111th >>> and good evening and welcome from our headquarters here in new york. where have we heard that music before? 20 days until the first presidential debate. 63 days or 62, depending on how you count. while it may not be the 11th hour where you are watching, it will be is 1th hour. we will be here until election day. roughly 6 in 10 americans telling pollsters they are already exhausted by this campaign. this day after labor day is the traditional start after all, of this fall campaign, today was about national security for both candidates in preparation for this commander in chief forum here in new york, which will air on this network tomorrow night, more on that after this, and for which they appeared to be trotting out their talking points today. >> he's very loose in his talk about nukes. he says he doesn't care if other countries get them. doesn't know why they haven't been used already. he says he

from both the clinton and trump campaigns. and from our expert panel about what to be watching for tomorrow night. we begin though with how the candidates are getting ready to go head to head on the debate stage. our political reporter, sarah murray, joins me from outside trump tower in new york. how is donald trump getting ready for tomorrow? what do we know? >> well, anderson, he spent most of the day today here in trump tower with a number of folks who have been pivotal in helping him prepare for the debates. new york governor chris christie left a couple hour ago, along with rudy giuliani. reince priebus has been pitching in on the debate prep efforts. this candidate didn't have a deep bench of advisers. he was a first time politician. we're seeing it take shape around the preparation. >> during the primary debate, unpredictability was one of donald trump's biggest assets. do you think we expect more of that from him tomorrow night? do we know what version of trump is going to show up? >> i think that is a huge asset for him. it forces hillary clinton to prepare for multiple do

fox business network and don't miss trish regan, she's coming up next. trish: donald trump on the campaign trail in the critical battleground state of ohio, hours after delivering a barn burner speech laying out bold immigration plan, today he's reaching out to veterans and message is all about putting america first. i am trish regan, welcome everyone to "the intelligence report." donald trump speaking with veterans and american legion hall in ohio today, and his message couldn't be clearer. watch. >> your organization and its members have done so much to defend our country. our flag, and to advance the cause of americanism, not globalism. remember america first, america first. trish: all right, sounds a bit like his message in arizona as he laid out his immigration plan. >> we need a system that serves our needs, not the needs of others. remember, under a trump administration, it's called america first. trish: all right, will the america first message bring in skeptical republicans and independents, though? we're going to debate it as our brand new "fox news poll" shows this race

slightly to her lead over trump in the fox survey. in the poll of likely voters, clinton ahead of trump now by three points, 43-40% in the four-way matchup. that advantage is within the poll's margin of error. and two weeks ago clinton was up by one point. we'll have more findings from the important fox news poll here in moments. we'll be going through that with our, our guests who are experts on this sort of thing and tell us what they think it will lead toward. also it turns out that donald trump was right to complain about that defective microphone during the debate. the commission on presidential debates, rather reluctantly, rather reticently, finally acknowledging that there was, indeed, a problem with the microphone. the commission today released a rather -- an outright cryptic statement saying, quote: regarding the first debate, there were issues regarding donald trump's audio that affected the sound level and -- in the debate hall, end quote. now, that is about as graceless an acknowledgment that they were responsible for a problem that did play a role in the debate. donal

who had been deported monde number -- multiple times. that is something trump talk about in his last immigration speech. i think he did kind of well talking about these deaths that have occurred. he wasn't saying at that point he has been talking about deporting everybody. in that moment he was talking about let's focus first and foremost on the dangerous people. i think that was something good of him to say. i'm not really there with the whole let's deport them all, but definitely speaking to the idea that we are not effectively policing and protecting our people. guest: the century city issue is one that speaks to a broken immigration system is. cities have to craft their own policy because the federal response is so broken. they are trying to keep families together. the few deaths that have occurred are tragic but the are very few and there is little evidence that they are related to the policy of century cities. on the education front, the voucher question, the school choice question is a huge and complicated policy debate to try to put it briefly, the problem the school choice i

if donald trump is tech savvy. mr. trump: we came up with the internet. cyber warfare. sitting on a bed that weighs 400 pounds. ♪ i have a son, he's so good with these computers. ♪ cyber warfare ♪ mark: we are all about zeros and ones on this episode of "with all due respect." less than 24 hours between donald trump and hillary clinton facing off on the debate stage. and many in the media declared clinton the winner from last night. the democratic nominee took a victory lap in raleigh, north carolina. mrs. clinton: did anybody see that the great last night? -- that debate last night? [cheering] mrs. clinton: oh, yes. one down, two to go. and when i confronted him with the reasons why he would not release his tax returns, i got to the point where i said, maybe he's painting zero --maybe he's paying zero. he says maybe that makes an smart. [boos] if not paying taxes makes him smart, what does that make the rest of us? mark: donald trump also clinic victory. that was the main thrust of his talking points when he came into the spin room last night. he and his team are trying to mi