donald trump reading from a script. donald trump seeming to make the advice of his political advisers of the voices around him. all of that got some people wondering did all of the bad news finally get to trump. did it shake him up just a little bit? did it convince him he needs to adopt a different style, a different approach? that was the question raised of how friday night went for donald trump. at the next day on saturday, trump was back to his free wheeling, unrestrained self. he went after hillary clinton's mental health. >> she is a totally unhinged person. she's unbalanced. all you have to do is watch her, see her, read about her. she will cause, if she wins, which hopefully she won't, the destruction of our country from within. the people of this country don't want somebody that's going to short circuit up here. okay? not as your president. not as your president. i'm going to spend a minute more on hillary rodham clinton. honestly, i don't think she's all there. >> today it appeared that even trump knew going a

sell was donald trump. his career would finally make trump into a household brand." guest: this was an interesting transformation from the real estate developer role, holding buildings in new york city and around the country to realizing that he didn't need to put up his own money. he didn't need to finance projects. he could make a lot of money simply by selling and franchising his name. of hisecent years, most projects in the united states and around the world have been cases in which donald trump has rented out his name for a guaranteed annual income that he perceived, whether those projects received or not. likent reporters to places panama who look at some of the donald trump projects that are not donald trump projects. other people put up the money. other people create these buildings and golf courses and donald trump rents his name. get if the building doesn't off the ground, he has a guaranteed stream of income. much more secure than the type of risk that a developer takes as he did earlier in the c

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donald tru trump leading only by 11. hillary clinton eating into donald trump's base there. white women with a college degree. this is a very big group of voters. this is a group that romney won by six points in 2012. now trump is losing them by 30. that's the biggest single reason why he is so far behind hillary clinton in this new poll today. joining us now is patrick murramurra murray. he is the founder of the monmouth polling institute. we have heard a lot this year about this college/no college divide. it's blue collar versus cos cosmopolitan. >> it is mainly among women. that's a huge swing of over 30 points from romney to clinton's advantage now with this group. who are these women? they look a lot like senator susan collins. these are women who are telling us that they really are uncomfortable with donald trump's temperament. in fact, in susan collins op-ed, she said that he does not have the temperament to be president, right? that's exactly what these voters are telling us. we saw the number of voters who say donald trump has the temperament to be president went do

donald trump jr. says there's no change and no softening, all undocumented immigrants have to go it was breaking news and revelations about how his dad is preparing for the presidential debates. jorge ramos is also here. breaking news on the clinton e-mail story, the fbi about to make public the details of what led them to recommend against criminal charges in the case. it's a big primary race tonight for very big names and arizona senator john mccain in florida and marco rubio who also made news by declining to say whether he'd finish his term if elected and the poll his close in florida and cnn's manu raju is there. what's at stake and we don't have results just yet. >> florida has become ground zero for the battle for control of the senate which is why republican leaders urged lobbied marco rubio to run for the senate seat and he ultimately did. what rubio wants to see tonight say large margin of victory and that will be critical for him tonight and he wants to see a 20-point loss that he suffered

donald trump is still running against donald trump. until they come to grips with that, they are just not open, a huge part of the country is not open to anything that donald trump has to say. he needs to talk more about himself and about donald trump and what he would do. he these to be more specific in his regret, so it has some actual meaning and resonance with people. then i think americans will always give someone a second chance but only if they ask and say they need it. john: you mentioned the debates and we are at a where people started talking about debate prep. mitt romney did pretty well in his first debate against barack obama. what advice would you give hillary clinton as she begins thinking about taking on donald trump? >> the best practice is to have done it. that will really help her. going into these debates. everybody has a different strategy. i've done this going back to then governor bush's. it was very interesting when i did governor bush's debate prep and dick cheney's debate prep. vice president cheney loved to h

he said he would vote for donald trump. work for donald trump, support donald trump. yet donald trump said he is not quite ready to do the same as far as paul ryan is concerned. exactly one week before his primary. >> well, if paul ryan's role as speaker is to chair the convention. so he's doing his job. and mr. trump appreciated paul reason doing what he did at the convention. at the same time, it is still a primary and donald trump simply stated he is not ready to endorse. that's not an attack. >> why is he tweeting nice things about paul ryan's challenger for the republican nomination? >> well, paul ryan's challenger has said nice things about donald trump. as you know, donald trump returns the favor. there is really nothing to see here other than what's making the headlines in the media is some orchestrated attack that never occurred. >> what said to donald trump trying on unite the republican party two weeks after the convention? >> we're still talking about uniting the republican party but we have yet to hear about the disarray at the dnc with debbie wasserman s

donald trump is more media savvy. whatever happens, he's going to spin it in a way that pena nieto comes up looking bad. he'll show up at his arizona rally and boast about how he talked tough to the mexicans and told pena nieto how it's going to be. i think donald trump wants to use this to cater to his base but at the same time broadly signaling that he is acting presidential and he has the guts to confront folks who have previously criticized him. >> we should point out the meeting was extended to both secretary clinton and donald trump. congressman, let me bring you in, when asking which candidate is better for mexico, clinton 77%, donald trump 3%. we know she leads by a huge margin in the polling here in this country. in the response from the campaign, essentially it was, yes, he can be there speaking the the people of mexico, but it matters what the people in arizona think. they're bringing this all back to home, no matter where he travels. they want to strap donald trump with the words he said on this land in th

>> trump. >> reporter: donald trump? >> donald trump. >> reporter: why did you like trump originally? >> i liked him because he was different. i thought he would bring a difference to america. >> reporter: but for nancy jimenez, who has long considered herself a reagan republican, that was then. and this is now. so do you still support donald trump? >> no. >> reporter: what changed? >> when i saw the debate and i saw how he acts and how he comes across, he is not who we want to represent america. >> reporter: it's not easy to find republicans at a hillary clinton rally but as more gop politicians come out against trump, so do some republican voters. voters like nancy jimenez. midway through this rally, she liked what she was hearing. >> i want to be the president of all americans, democrats, republicans, independents, young, old, everybody in between. >> reporter: jimenez was disappointed she couldn't get close enough afterwards to get a picture with hillary clinton. but she says that was her only disappointment. >> she

to donald trump. that's all it is. >> it's about business here. >> business of what? >> president obama has said to other republicans that they should essentially dump donald trump. doesn't that paint them into a corner? if they then follow through on what he says then they're following obama which is the last thing republicans want. >> pretty skillful political move by the president. >> you think it was intentional? >> oh, absolutely. we know that obama loves this time of year. he's being political, purely political. he's daring leaders of the republican party to ditch trump and then he's, you know, he's going to be able to -- he's trying to fuse those leaders even closer to donald trump and you know, by daring them to unendorse makes it tougher for them to do that and that's what he did today. >> susan, you agree with that? >> i do because what the president has done basically is said we are not going to attack the republicans. republicans aren't bad. donald trump is bad. he's helping hillary clinto

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khan essentially is upset that donald trump in donald trump's opinion is tough on stopping terrorists from coming to the u.s. >> i think donald's a remarkably thin-skinned person especially for somebody who is essentially a bully. but it's bullying and it's evidence of how insecure he is about a lot of things. i think his first default mechanism is to lash back at anyone he perceives as a critic. i think what's different with mr. khan is you had months of donald going after journalists and politicians and voters don't care if you attack journalists and politicians. but when you attack the father of a dead soldier, who is a modest and humble man, but principled and courageous, you are dealing in a different world. i think this is a turning point in the election. >> yet, now all the surrogates are coming up with all these sort of other allegations, there's a lot of stuff in right wing media about he's trying to get, you know, a business getting immigrants into the united states, that he's part of the muslim brotherhood, that he wants sharia law, all of which he says is point-blank not t

trump took aim at muslims. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> reporter: and his poll numbers did not change. then in february, he spoke up on how the u.s. fights isis. >> i would bring back waterboarding and a hell of a loss worse than waterboarding. >> reporter: the polls did not budge. in may he went after the father of ted cruz in a bizarre claim. >> his father was with lee harvey oswald prior to oswald being shot. >> reporter: and trump's polls still stood firm. sure trump's support has gone up and down, and his favorability is unusually high for a major party candidate. but his supporters have shown fierce loyalty and the polls suggest what others see as outrageous, they see as courageous, plain spoken truth. so he tweets a picture of his opponent with what looks like a star of david and his critics go wild. but trump seems to have figured out the reaction of this long ago.

with donald trump. they can use it was a joke defense, but they didn't choose any one of those, they chose the old reliable trump defense that you did not hear what you just heard. the campaign issued a statement that did not actually defend what donald trump said, presumably because the campaign was choosing to pretend that he didn't say what you just heard, and what the secret service clearly heard. here is the trump campaign's statement. it's called the power of unification, second amendment people have amazing spirit and are tremendously unified which gives them great political power and this year they will be voting, in record numbers and it won't be for hillary clinton it will be for donald trump. trump campaign's spent is that he was talking about second amendment people voting for him so that hillary clinton never gets to become president and never gets to pick judges. the problem with that, of course, is what donald trump actually said, which we'll listen to again. >> hillary wants to abolish,

congress to endorse donald trump. congressman, thanks very much for joining us. >> good to be with you, wolf. >> you have heard of this letter signed by 15 national security experts. all served in republican administrations pledging not to vote for drup. let me read a couple lines from the letter and we will get your reaction. i'm quoting now. donald trump is not qualified to be president. and commander-in-chief. indeed we are convinced he would be a dangerous president and would put at risk our country's national security and well-being. the letter goes on to say once again i'm quoting, unlike previous presidents who had limited experience in foreign affairs, mr. trump has shown no interest of educating himself. he continues to display an alarming ignorance of basic facts, contemporary international politics. question to you, congress, are you comfortable ignoring this warning? how serious do you take it? >> i don't think this is anything i would take seriously. these are establishment republicans. george bush mitt r

donald trump's running mate. what's the point you're trying to make about the clinton foundation and can you point to any actual evidence that as secretary of state she actually changed a policy because of this access that donors allegedly had? >> it's a fair question. but access is also very valuable. and this week we learned from the "associated press" that more than half of the individual meetings that secretary of state granted during her tenure -- >> not including government officials or foreign officials. >> of course not. these are individual meetings that she has discretion over. more than half of those meetings were granted to individuals who contributed tens of millions of dollars to the clinton foundation. look, you know, this has been unfurling over the past few weeks. we learned from a congressional investigation that the so-called e-mails on wedding plans and yoga, that she eradicated with some high-tech software called "bleach bit" which completely eliminates the capacity, in most cases, to recover

donald trump is still running against donald trump. to be a credible candidate you have to have your favorables a lot higher. hillary clinton has not been great but they're starting to get better. so if he's in the 30s with favorables, it's just -- no one has ever been elected president with those kind of numbers. >> the gallup poll did one of those polls that makes you feel like, oh, okay, the world isn't completely crazy. it's about the acceptance speeches of the nominees. it showed that 44% thought hillary clinton's speech was excellent or good, 35% thought donald trump's excellent or good. they're about tied on just okay, 17% and 18%. and then on poor and terrible, 20% thought hillary clinton's was poor and terrible and 36% thought donald trump's poor and terrible, so donald trump scored higher -- more people thought his speech was terrible than thought anything else about it. howard dean, the world starts to make sense when you look at a poll like that. >> that, i do think matters. that's basically his unfavorables that's a very s

that's not who donald trump did. his comments not making headlines because of their nuance, not because of his specific critiques, they're making headlines because of his language, his word choice, because of his blunt statement that the president of the united states is the foirnd of isis. that's the only thing making news here. not the argument, the wording of the argument. there are a lot of things that are frustrating to republicans about donald trump. he says lots of outrageous, unacceptable things. many which stem from nothing more than personal vendettas. but it's got to be extra frustrating to republicans that even when trump tries to make one of the republican establishments decently crafted attacks on the obama administration and by extension on hillary clinton, even when he sets out to do that, each when he claims that that's what he tries to do, he ends up coming up with crazy sounding words, that become in and of itself the story. even when trump's allies, people that want him to win this election, give

and he has the support of donald trump. they have gone back and forth with this in a kind of arms' length. you have written about how either candidate in the mccain on the right or the democrat, ann kirk patrick has to contend with what it means to have trump or hillary in ray a trust issue. >> right, exactly. and both candidates are trying to link desperately the other to their top of the ticket. generally, i would think that in a usual year, that would probably hurt ann kirk patrick, but this year with trump and his controversies and issues it seems to really kind of hurt john mccain. mccain obviously taking it very seriously, and he's definitely treating it like it's the race of his life, and he's -- he could be some collateral damage of this trump/hillary election in arizona. >> we know there could be issues with that for marco rubio down in florida, as that race is tightening. so mary, let's talk about that. which part of the state is going to likely determine this race? is it really going to be that mid section, the t

towards donald trump. disqualify donald trump. disqualify him as being a good messenger on the company. being someone you can trust in the president of the united states. >> the trump campaign says they're doing to spend $10 million on this ad by, in terms of national campaign is not a big number and we believe they've spent 10 million when they spend it because they've made such claims before. but what about this huge gap in the tv advertising between the clinton campaign and the trump campaign and can the trump campaign ever close that gap? >> no, they're never going to close the gap. and the gap on television advertising is going to be something that we're going to be talking about between now and the end of the campaign. the scariest moments of the romney campaign four years ago were during the summer because of the way the rules work, we weren't able to raise any new dollars, any new general election dollars and we're limited to how much money we can spend and the obama campaign had over $100 in the b

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donald trump said it is up to you. donald trump is choosing not to endorse anyone in the primaries. this is not gop versus democrat. this is a primary within the gop. donald trump is saying for next tuesday's primary in the case of wisconsin he's not going to make an endorsement. it is in a few days. >> but of all republicans, you know, speaker ryan. the most powerful republican in all of that end of pennsylvania avenue. >> it's not just speaker ryan. it is across the board. donald trump is not making an endorsement across the board in the gop primary. that's the decision he made. no matter what happens going forward when donald trump is president and if speaker ryan is re-elected they will absolutely have a working relationship and it will go back and forth just like they've done with presidents and speakers of the past throughout history. >> do you think this matters? do you think voters care? >> the fact that trump is not endorsing in primaries is big news to the congresswoman from north carolina who lost her primary earlier this year. i think it is a much simpler explanation. yo

donald trump supporter. congressman, thanks very much for joining us. >> good to be here, wolf. thanks for having me out. welcome back. >> thank you. donald trump issued a statement as you know saying there is a national security component of the marital issues involving anthony weiner former congressman and huma abedin. why is dl a national security issue? do you agree with it? >> first of all, i don't agree. i think this is a sad story. anthony weiner is a bit after weirdo. hillary clinton didn't marry him and she didn't hire him. she hired huma abedin. so to make the leap that anthony weiner is a security threat, i disagree with tp i think there are so many issues to discuss in regard with security breach, with hillary clinton and with huma, to take the lead to anthony weaner is a mistake. i've got eight kids. this is a young boy whose parent are splitting up up. this is a sad day for that little boy. we should leave the politics out of that separation. >> a lot of people agree with you on that, congressm

donald trump stirring the pot. saying two of the three should be rescheduled. >> i wonder if donald trump is working to get the debates changed. you recall in january when the debates did not go as he desired, he did not attend. i wonder if he is suggesting if things don't go his way, will he be present? voters really do rely on the general election debates to make final decisions. as well as the fact many people are doubting whether or not donald trump can hold up to hillary clinton in a one-on-one debate. it would be in his best interest to figure out a way to be present. >> eugene, nice to see you. thank you. from our nation's capitol. >>> time for an early start on your money. want to know who will win in november? watch the stock market starting today. the direction the s&p moves during august, september and october has done a great job predicting presidential elections since world war ii. stocks rise 82% of the time, the party in control of the white house currently wins. the economy is growing and the stock

against donald trump. he's going to talk about what he's going to do as senator and the connection he has with arizona voters. you know, more than almost probably any candidate in america, john mccain is a man that represents courage, who stands up for what he believes. i just don't think that's a hill he needs to climb to win in november. >> i want to ask you while you're here, another big name people are trying to figure out what he's going to do in terms of trump, it's your former candidate, mitt romney. he's obviously made his displeasure with trump clear but the question is, do you expect him to get involved and endorse one of these third party candidates? he has close personal connections with bill weld, the libertarian vp candidate. there's evan mcmullin who is running as well. you expect romney will weigh in on this race? >> i have no idea what he will do in the presidential. i think he's going to spend the amount of time trying to help the senate stay republican. a lot of candidates have asked for

donald trump jr. said, is it okay to accept foreign and corporate money when secretary of state but not potus? doesn't it suggest that taking those contradictions when secretary clinton was secretary of state was wrong? >> the steps taken when secretary clinton went to the state department were unprecedented. it's important to keep in mind. this is a nonprofit, philanthropic organization. 90% of the cost of malaria drugs has come down thanks to the work of the clinton foundation. over 10 million people around the globe today are receives life-saving hiv and aids treatments thanks to the clinton foundation. donald trump's bottom line is connected to all kinds of financial interests. that he refuses to disclose. they affect his net worth. the steps taken if she should become president are unprecedented. we're happy that that planning is taking place. i think when we talk about transparency, disclosure, donald trump needs to release his taxes. he needs to explain his financial ties. yesterday, we read in

donald trump is making there. but at the very least there is an appearance with a conflict of interest. you've agreed to make changes if you're elected. why not make those changes now? have your husband step away from the foundation now? >> well, first, what trump has said is ridiculous. my work as secretary of state was not influenced by outside forces. i made policy decisions based on what i thought was right the keep americans safe and protect u.s. interests abroad. no wild political attacks by donald trump is going to change that. in fact the state department has said itself that there is no evidence of any kind of impropriety at all. now, i think it is important to recognize that the foundation which does do life saving work, and is so well respected here in our country and around the world, has been doing this work for a number of years. in 2009, they took steps that went above and beyond all legal requirements and indeed, all standard requirements followed by every other charitable organization. voluntarily

donald trump. they pushed back immediately, and they pushed back forcefully. clearly, this is a message that they are very sensitive to. and they realized that there is a weak spot here, because frankly, hillary clinton was using donald trump's own words against him, his own past statements, and they were using video of white supremacists, a man in a cue clubs can clan cast tumor saying he was a supporter of donald trump and why he believes that donald trump was a supporter of his. and his belief system. so that is something that the campaign does not want out there, they do not want that message to resonate. they don't want that idea to resonate. they have been trying to combat donald trump as a racist. that belief that many americans hold for a while now. trying to tailor their message to african-american voters, tailor their message to latino voters. it's not getting across to them so far. we have been at rallies in places where there's 80% african-american populations, like jackson, mississippi

donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of them." vo: just one. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> breaking news, a major shift from donald trump on immigration. meanwhile, hillary clinton blasts him in an exclusive interview with cnn. this is "cnn tonight," i'm don lemon. trump in an interview saying there would be no amnesty but promising to, quote, work with undocumented immigrants. and in a blistering speech in mississippi, he calls hillary clinton a bigot. she fires back accusing trump of peddling bigotry, prejudice and paranoia with our own anderson cooper. i want to bring in mark preston ands

sell was donald trump. his career would finally make trump into a household brand." guest: this was an interesting transformation from the real estate developer role, holding buildings in new york city and around the country to realizing that he didn't need to put up his own money. he didn't need to finance projects. he could make a lot of money simply by selling and franchising his name. of hisecent years, most projects in the united states and around the world have been cases in which donald trump has rented out his name for a guaranteed annual income that he perceived, whether those projects received or not. likent reporters to places panama who look at some of the donald trump projects that are not donald trump projects. other people put up the money. other people create these buildings and golf courses and donald trump rents his name. get if the building doesn't off the ground, he has a guaranteed stream of income. much more secure than the type of risk that a developer takes as he did earlier in the c

just ahead of the roundtable, donald trump unplugged. donald trump: i love it. i hear that baby crying. i like it. the mom is running around like, don't worry about me actually >> he said, that's my real purple heart. i have real confidence in you. that is a big step. i always wanted to get the purple heart. this was much easier. you look so good. dapper. >> you say that to all the guests. ed: is the teflon beginning to chip away off donald trump? >> the answers yesterday i'm not sure there was that much to begin with. i said from the beginning that donald trump would meet his -- he has been termed a disaster. the teflon has worn off. this. it is getting worse and donald trump is going to drag down republicans in the senate. ed: it's the weekend, the olympics, it's not yet labor day -- is it early enough? >> the polls show that trump is hillary clinton, for now. he could come back. maybe not all the way, but what comes out of this is hillary clinton will come back down to earth, she may be able to hold on to a stubborn five points that no matter what happens bet

donald trump! donald trump! oh, my god! >> hostile takeover of donald trump on vince mcmahon. >> jeb bush might be having some flashbacks watching that, too. joining me now is republican strategist and msnbc analyst ben ginsburg and lis smith, who advised former maryland governor martin o'malley. ben, let me start with you. we made a montage of donald trump versus the republican field. lot of memorable moments in those debates this year. basically it was donald trump trying to dismiss their attacks with a put-down, with an insult, sort of a very alpha line of attack. in a one-on-one debate with hillary clinton, does that same strategy work? >> probably not. i think they are obviously aware of that. what you have seen with donald trump's positions on immigration, his outreach to the african-american and hispanic communities, give you a hint that there is going to be sort of a different approach to these upcoming debates. >> part of that i guess is the challenge of any campaign, any candidate approaching these debates, is to

donald trump will end sanctuary cities. donald trump will make sure we build a wall and we need to stop illegal immigration into our country just like mexico wants to stop illegal immigration into its own country. those are issues that will be discussed along with nafta. a 22-year-old agreement that needs to be updated. there are supposed to be supplemental agreements on labor and the environment that were never passed. we need to make sure that happens and make sure that all sides of nafta -- it's not just the u.s. and mexico, that all members are getting the maximum. that's why i'm here, to talk about the strength of donald trump. clinton supporters can only attack donald trump. >> we're all out of time. i promise you will be continue this conversation down the road. >>> the former mexican president, va sen taye fox, he tells cnn that the trip by donald trump to mexico city should not be happening. >> 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 unde

and what donald trump is doing. the democratic party say i'm at the top, hillary clinton i'm at the top, you people will do what i say. donald trump says i have been listening to the voice of the people. now, yes, i declared in the beginning everybody's gone -- >> everybody up on that stage with him during that debate -- >> let me finish my statement. he did say i've been hearing people from all over the country and people are telling me, mr. trump, that is harsh, and he is now listening to the voice of the people. the people, we as americans should dictate to the politicians. >> so if the people say to him we don't want deportation, we want a path to citizenship, we want amnesty, is he going to go, okay? >> the american people, first of all, they have to make him president of the united states. >> that's what the polls show that most people in america are okay with that. >> and when he becomes president of the united states and the american people suggest we want this -- he's going to do what the people say. that's

i did not see donald trump in the helicopter. but all of us in this chamber right now, right now they are closing the door of the chamber. they are letting us into another room. we're filing past. i don't know how much time. >> do you want to stay with us on the phone? you may our only connection to what's actually happening. just give us a play-by-play for what you're seeing. >> absolutely. right now we're being filed in to another area. this is one of the early rooms in the presidential palace. i would say maybe there's about 75 to 100 journalists in line. now we're being brought in about 20 at a time, quick-moving line. and cameramen and radio people and some of us in television. >> so are they bringing you through in order to allow each of you to get a shot of the two leaders and then move on? >> no, i don't think so. i'm here with our producer. we're being taken from here to the press room. my producer tells me that she's been able to confirm that donald trump is meeting right now in with the president of mexico in the presi

donald trump has not spent money. there are weaknesses in his own party in the ground game, why isn't that changing? >> well, this is an unconventional candidacy. i think we both stipulate that. everything that i have said about this race in the last 18 months has been wrong. as a first time candidate, i learned you spend your money backwards. you save some money for the big fight. >> so let's look at this. $82 million, what will he spend that money on? >> we're talking about him today, aren't sfwhe the thing about this unconventional candidacy is it doesn't run on the same fuel that we have seen others run on. sometimes it seems bumpy. other times, look what he has been able to accomplish. no one would have believed it 14 months ago. >> does that extend from the primaries into the general? he said that he was being sarcastic when he called president obama the founder of isis. and this match, he said "i'm being sarcastic, but not that sarcastic to be honest with you. was he joking or not? >> i was one of the last cong

donald trump and end reca pena nieto for allowing donald trump to go to mexico. and legitimated as many see as an enemy of mexicans and latinos. look like a states man when really that's not the donald trump we see every day in the united states. >> the president doesn't have much to lose because his approval ratings are not so low. he's not very well liked. >> northeasterly is donald trump in the united states. of both of them have low approval numbers >> do you think this was a win for donald trump? do you think this was a loss for the president of mexico. >> i think in both cases, it's a loss. donald trump didn't even talk to he can reca pena nieto about mexico paying for wall. he traveled down there, he got scared of the mexico president. i don't know. he kind of whimped out. that's the view of many people. i'm talking about donald trump, as to end reca pena nieto, a lot of mexicans and latinos feel betrayed. >> donald trump fire later on on cinco de mayo where he tweeted out the i love hispanics. how does he go about courting the latino boat if she's is seri

if it is a referendum on hillary clinton, donald trump wins. >> donald trump doesn't have the discipline to stay on message five days a week. >> exactly. they've burned in a message in pennsylvania and north carolina. why they're moving out of virginia is they burned this message that he is not trustworthy. it is not that she is. it is just he's not. >> i want to let clinton off the hook with these numbers. i want to show the facts here. you remember that song "all of this above"? i'm not going to make you sing it. >> thank you. we'll do it later. >> that's not the hillary clinton situation in these numbers. when you ask about how you would describe clinton, when you ask people, 42% personality, temperament to serve, 23% cares about people like you, 20% shares your values. none of the above 52%. the opposite of all of the above. >> i don't quite get it frankly. i'm not going to trash all the poll numbers, but i will say when i was in high school in college -- >> you're going to say rigged system. >> no. i used to do some of these political polls. you call up. if you didn't get a certain

it's donald trump playing donald trump. and so part of my goal in this paper was to try to get beyond the role, try to get beyond that belligerent, high energy kind of persona that he has and see what's beyond that. and by the end of the article, i come to a conclusion that, well, there's not a whole lot beyond the role. the role is pretty much who he is, but if you do get beyond it, you find a certain set of goals and values that are mostly about self-promotion and a story he's got about his life that's all about fighting, fighting to win, but why is he -- why does he want to win? what does he want to achieve? that's never really played out in terms of the story. so i think what it suggests in terms of his presidency is that this is a big unknown. we just don't know what kind of a president he's going to be. he doesn't come into the office with a narrativephilosophy u abs to achieve for the nation. it's a big mystery i think. >> you say that being narcissistic doesn't make donald trump pathological. explain that. >> well,

the man who said i was donald trump before donald trump. these are certainly explosive issues. explosive comments but for paul lepage, not necessarily out of the ordinary, if you have been following his career. >> are they legally in maine? >> i would have to check the state laws. it is not the 19th century any more. i'll double check and report back. >> all right, phil mattingly, thank you for being with us. we appreciate it. we'll be right back. if your sneezes are a force to be reckoned with... you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin®. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. try zyrtec®. muddle no more®. just when you think you know what a computer is. you see a keyboard that can just, get out of the way. and a screen you can touch. and even write on. when you see a computer that can do all that, it might just make you wonder... hey, what else can it do? ♪ soon, she'll type the best essays in the entire 8th grade. get back to great. sixteen gig lexar flash drives just

for donald trump. in place where he's doing well, iowa, that's wonderful, jennifer, iowa is a beautiful place. we love the state of iowa. only two things they have handful of votes. what we're seeing, start to see this at the congressional level, too. bifurcation between stacey that have diverse filing population, virginia, colorado, et cetera, versus states like iowa that are overwhelmingly white. and in suburban district what we're hearing from pollsters, hillary clinton is over performing like obama did in those districts. in those more rural areas she's underperforming. the real challenge for donald trump not just get some of those people back that he's lost, ho is he going to get back those republicans what year after year, college educated votes for republicans. >> how are you going to get that back without the necessary organization to really convince them. the whole problem with analyzing this election at this stage is that you have to assume a campaign. one that has not come to fruition or com

campaign, including donald trump. what one republican source is calling a come to jesus meeting is planned for tomorrow at the orlando ritz-carlton between trump campaign officials and members of the rnc. no word yet of who gets the job that telling donald trump that jesus won't there. what's bothering people on the campaign they feel like they're doing all the right things, but they're losing every news cycle to hillary and there's nothing they can do about it. they finally realize they need the rnc for their campaign, let's face it, there is no campaign. earlier today politico reported that more than 70 republicans signed an open letter to urge them to stop spending any money on helping trump campaign. many of the signers of that letter were former republican party staffers and former republican members of congress. a current member of the republican national committee said faces a possible mutiny. that source described "major thank yo tumult in the building" all of this panic in and around the trump campaign might

and that's donald trump. not hillary clinton. >> the big deal for his campaign for the past 14 months, has really been what will happen with the 11 million undocumented, that he vowed it at the beginning of his campaign would no longer be in this country through efforts that he would take with the deportation task force. let me transition to the tweet sent out bypass to pastor mark . let's put up the tweet. it shows hillary clinton in blackface, he has apologized for this. black americans, thank you for your votes in letting me use you again, see you again in four years. pastor burns on with roland martin from tv 1. here's what he said. >> pastor burns, as we were talking, for your apology, was this asked for by the trump campaign, would you make it on your own? >> absolutely not asked by the campaign. not at all. >> sarah, knowing that donald trump is going into detroit, why did the campaign choose not to get involved with this and let pastor burns know this is not where the candidate wants to stand, especia

that interchange between donald trump and paul ryan, paul ryan and donald trump, earlier in the campaign when paul ryan said he wasn't there yet, that's not what we are talking about right now. we are talking about him endorsing trump, trump having him open the republican national convention and then seemingly out of nowhere recently, donald trump saying i don't know, i don't like him anymore, used to like him, i don't like him and i may not going to be with him, then again republicans piling on donald trump and him for five seconds behaving and endorsing paul ryan. what it shows is again, what we are talking about is a lack of unity in the republican party driven by trump's inability to stay on message or behave in a presidential way. it keeps the conversation on how he's unfit to be president. >> hang on. hang on. >> i do think as we go forward, cory's right, we are figuring out the balance in the trump and ryan relationship. i think you will see a shift toward ryan as the election comes closer. if trump stays back in the polls, it's going to be ryan who republicans are looking to for

--donald trump candidacy? >> if you are a democrat. >> i think hillary clinton has to be incredibly lucky. what book you have said, she's running the worst campaign because she is using donald trump's words against him rather than addressing the underlying reasons for the anger for why people support him and supported bernie sanders. i don't know about that. some days i wake up and i said, if you're hillary clinton run out, you're saying i'm the luckiest person in the world and some days i wake up and think choosing, this guy is a loose cannon and i don't know what he will do today and i'm the most -- i don't know whether she is lucky or unlucky. i have this project in the field called spotcheck run testing these advertisements in real and i've got people rating and it is on the web. what actually works best is when, the at has worked best, it is not one of hers, it was a republican super pac called our principles pack and they had women just, average women reading from ipads and iphones s donald cap has said