mark: i am mark halperin. john: i john heilemann. with all due respect to donald trump, the first rule of business is, it's not what you know, but who you know. >> i have no relationship with putin. i've never met him. i don't even know the president. charles cross is a totally overrated person. >they had a general named john allen, and he -- i never met him. >> michael bloomberg knows nothing about me. he's never been to my office. ♪ john: happy national respect for parents day, sports fans. we are just 98 full rotations of from electionway day as we enter this post-convention phase, team clinton his enjoying a healthy post-philadelphia boost in the polls. a cbs news national survey shows the democratic nominee leading her republican, rival a seven-point swing from a week ago. cnn has a full that just came out that has clinton up 52% to trump's 43%, another seven-point the bounce coming as donald trump is enduring one of the worst news cycles in a campaign that has seen more than its share of them, as trump grapples with the fallout from his comments this weekend in an intervie

, trump dodging, 2.0. againnational survey once shows hillary clinton leading donald trump by double digits. this one is from mcclatchy and marist but chose clinton leading from by 15 points. 48%-33%. miss on the heels of the fox news survey that should clinton with a six point swing since june. clinton in a fox poll no longer trails trump on key issues like who is considered more honest and trustworthy. it is happening not just nationally. there are four new key polls out today. including ones that trump has mentioned last week in the key to his victory vision. >> we have a lot of states in play. will do great in michigan. we will do great in pennsylvania. in new hampshire, i am leading by a lot. i'm going to win in florida. >> how is he actually doing in those states? suffolk has clinton up by six points in florida. wmur has her up 17 in new hampshire. a poll by franklin and marshall says her lead is 11 points in pennsylvania. in michigan, clinton is beating trumped by 10 points. win states not a must for trump, but if true it could be real problems for trump in the rust belt and o

heilemann. "with all due respect" to donald trump, we heard about your minnesota ballot troubles and you should have known. lot of weird stuff happens up there. >>> oh, yeah. you betcha. we have a good show for you tonight. okay. after a week of being hammered over her family foundation, hillary clinton was back on offense today, calling b.s. on donald trump's latest efforts to soften his rhetoric and reach out to minority voters. this afternoon in reno, nevada the democratic nominee devoted her speech to reminding the world of trump' unseemliest remarks and retweets dubbing him a hero of the alt-right. >> from the start, donald trump has built his campaign on prejudice and paranoia. he is taking hate groups mainstream and helping a radical fringe take over the republican party. let's not forget that trump first gained political prominence leading the charge for the so-called birthers. he promoted the racist lie that president obama is not really an american citizen. the de facto merger between breitbart and the trump campaign represents a landmark achievement for this group. a fringe el

. [cheers and applause] >> larry: he has -- he is giving donald trump some feedback. [laughing] >> larry: on how his convention went. first, let's bring you up on the rnc last night and check in with the unblack ening. (screams) [cheers and applause] >> larry: so last night marked the end of the republican national convention. it's been quite a convention, you guys. from michelle obama's beautiful speech. [laughing] >> larry: to -- [cheers and applause] >> larry: to ben carson playing six degrees of lucifer. >> larry: to grander ma munster sew yack killer getting booed off the stage. the children of the orange stealing the spot light. they were awesome. a hell of a week. i mean that, it has been the week from hell. donald trump, your big night to make a case to the american people. what did you have to say. >> the american people will come first once again. >> larry: oh. the american first will come first. isn't that jumping in -- [ applause ] >> larry: you know what i'm saying. >> larry: how are you going to do that big boss? okay. i see. he's not just appealing to the base. he's also worki

they're not to be used. they're to deter. can any of us be entirely sure that donald trump gets it? that's a serious question for all of us. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >> tonight on "all in" -- >> i'm afraid the election's going to be rigged, i have to be honest. >> of course the election will not be rigged. what does that mean? >> the president versus donald trump. >> i obviously have a very strong opinion about the two candidates who are running here. one is very positive and one is not so much. >> then trump raking in the small dollar contributions, even as big donors panic. plus, new polls putting hillary clinton double-digits ahead, and the president addresses the iran cash controversy. >> we announced these payments in january. this wasn't some nefarious deal. >> will trump still insist he saw footage of the transfer? >> they have a perfect tape, and the tape is of the people taking the money off the plane. >> except the video trump repeatedly claimed he saw was just b-roll from cable tv. >> the tape was ma

so much for joining me. donald trump, announcing a major shake-up overnight, a move to bolster his sagging campaign. paul manafort keeps his title, but the team at the top is growing. kellyanne conway, a familiar face here on cnn is promoted to campaign manager. the conventional voice and ceo steven bannon will be the flame thrower, adored by many conservatives. a lot to breakdown this morning. let's begin with jessica snyder, outside trump tower in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. donald trump releasing a statement this morning, saying he will do whatever it takes to win. he is touting his two new appointments, steve bannon and kellyanne conway as highly qualified people who love to win and who know how to win. also, in addition to that, we know that this shake-up was all set in motion by donald trump's son-in-law, ivanka's husband, jared kushner. we know kushner raced back her from vacation yesterday afternoon, convening an emergency meeting right here at trump tower. putting into place those changes that have now significantly affected the balance of pow

tired of being used by these phony politicians. >> donald trump in mississippi with mr. brexit himself. >> i tell you what, i think he's going to win. >> tonight the latest strange twist in the republicans' effort to resuscitate his campaign. >> i caught the undercover trump voter. >> is donald trump winning if you count secret trump voters? then senator chris murphy on the latest trump resistance to releasing his taxes. >> it would be foolish to do. >> the nexus of hillary clinton, epipens and another odd introduction for mike pence. >> i'm a white male and i am prejudice. what did i do to change? >> when "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, in the latest perplexing move by hissoun orthodox campaign, donald trump is about to take the stage tonight in jackson, mississippi, where mitt romney won by 12 points in 2012. following a fund-raiser in the city with the second highest percentage of african americans in the country. and trump has right-wing british politician nigel farage, the leading politician for britain to leave the european union. he's n

clinton's remarks aimed at drawing a sharp contrast from that of donald trump and his economic speech just last week. now her plan targets the 1% promising a 30% minimum tax on millionaires. trump's plan offers lower taxes for both businesses and individuals but includes the wealthiest americans and so much more. let's work through all of this here. a cnn global economic asian-american list is here with me, assistant managing editor the a "time." peter navarro, author of "crouching tiger -- what china's militarism means for the world." he is also a prols adviolicy ad the trump campaign. austan goolsbee, a hillary clinton supporter and economic advisor and former chairman for the council of economic advisors. welcome to all of you. let's get just right to it. rana, i want to turn to you. we sat here and listened to mr. trump earlier last week lay it all out. it was sort of the rebuttal from hillary clinton in michigan. here she is in ohio. no mistake geographically speaking who she is talking to. did you hear anything new? >> not really. but i think that's interesting is she's sort of

trump is speaking shortly in jackson, mississippi. he told another news outlet what his plans are for imgragz and it is a major shift from what we've been hearing from donald trump in his campaign. you know we've been getting hints about it. tonight, we do know the details and we'll tell you what they are and see if he talks about it at tonight's rally. also a 360 exclusive. secretary hillary clinton joins us in her first national television interview in nearly a month. she's facing more heat and sources say the campaign expected or the clinton foundation. her husband fired back late today and perhaps she will, too, tonight. plenty to talk about, in any case and we begin with a new batch of polling and inside politics arningor john king joins us to break it down by the numbers. who has the edge in the polls? encouraging poll numbers from donald trump tonight. he still has a long way to go and encouraging numbers and let's start out in the red state of arizona. there's been talk hillary clinton could compete there. among arizona voters, and gary johnson 4% for jill stein. that's signif

trump campaign may only have days to right it's ship. sources speaking with cnbc say it's almost suicidal. more sources tell msnbc that reince priebus is of a proplek tick. the panic inside the top ranks of the republican party after trump spoke to the "washington post" and refused to endorse paul ryan or senator john mccain in their primaries. republicans are standing support in support of their leader. scott walker tweeted last hour, we stand with paul ryan. this comes in the wake of multiple controversies involving trump's insend area remarks to the parents of a slain u.s. soldier, his flippant remarks and the sexual assault and much more. paul manafort pushed back against the idea that he can't control his candidate and that the campaign is unraveling. >> the candidate is in control of his campaign. that's number one. and i'm in control of doing the things that he wants me to do in the campaign. the turmoil, and this is another clinton area that you put out there, and the media is picking up on. the campaign's focussed. the campaign is moving forward in a positive way. the on

♪ mark: donald trump has shaken up and expanded his senior staff with three months until election day. overnight, the republican nominee added two names, one is familiar to wadr viewers and pretty much every tv news watcher across the fruited plain. that is kellyanne conway, promoted to the position of campaign manager. here is what kellyanne conway had to say about the news on fox news this morning. >> it is a busy home stretch and we need to beef up the senior level roles in a way that we are dividing and conquering. i think what he does not like is his people telling him what to do, what to say. -- that isthere is hillary clinton has a game with . with donald trump, he is still his own best messenger. people still see him as authentic. mark: that is the campaign theger joined by the top of donald trump campaign by stephen bannon. he has worked as a goldman sachs banker, a hollywood investor, and a navy officer, and until recently, the head of the conservative news website breitbart. he is leaving breitbart to become the trump campaign ceo. willhile, paul manafort stay on in his

really going after donald trump in some of her strongest language yet. she said he built his campaign on paranoia and saying he's stroking the ego and mainstreaming really extremism here. i think we're really getting into a moment here where she and her campaign made the decision to go head on. no more beating around the bush. >> donald trump just says she's a bigot. and hillary clinton up there reciting back from donald trump's days working with his father, preventing black people from renting in their buildings, putting a "c" for color ed makig sure their application was rejected. >> it's pretty damning. they had had to pay a fine to the justice department. the materials are there. one thing that i think might have gotten forgotten was some years ago when there was the central park incident and the five young men that were unfairly targeted, went to jail and donald trump took out a f l full-page ad urging the death penalty. these guys were innocent. they were railroaded. when they were released and the city had to pay them, he never backed down. the classic thing is the guy's action

steve kornacki in new york. mike pence is on the stanl in iowa. the trump rally getting underway. >> a following like his other than the in the land of the free and the home of the brave. funny thing is the party in power seems helpless to figure our nominee. the opposition and the media have the same problem. they keep telling each other the usual methods are going to work against him. they keep thinking that done him in. something else comes up and they say, now, we got him. they turn on the television the next morning and donald trump is still standing stronger than ever before and fighting for hard working americans. to make this country great. really is amazing. it proceeded out of a lifetime -- >> mike pence in des moines. he's warming up the crowd. we're expected to hear from donald trump srtly. wup one of two stops for donald trump today. going to be in wisconsin as we have been report ng the last few minutes, the expectation now, the expectation is that donald trump is going to endorse paul ryan, the house speaker, who's running for re-election. he's in republican primar

>>> political controversy swirls around donald trump this morning. a heated debate with a muslim-american family who lost their son in iraq. new criticism from the left, the right and the soldier's father himself. welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. it is the 1st day of august. 99 days until the election. 4:00 a.m. in the east. unprecedented beginning to the general election campaign. donald trump locked in a face-off with a family. khizr khan and his wife created the most dramatic moment last week challenging donald trump's american values. trump response this weekend, shocked many within his own party, and his running mate tried to calm the storm. cnn's kristen holmes has more from washington. >> reporter: donald trump is taking heat after lashing out at the parents of a fallen american soldier. khizr khan honoring his son on stage at the convention, said trump sacrificed nothing. over the weekend, trump responded. >> i made a lot of sacrifices. i work very, very hard. i created thousands and thousands of jobs. tens of thousands of jobs. when i c

both clinton and trump. here her bounce went from 49% to 45%. besting trump by eight points, 45 to 37% when all four are included. so let's look at that bounce just as it is. hillary clinton, as i said, she got a 7 percentage point bounce in her convention, that compares the week before with donald trump who got a 6% bounce out of his convention in cleveland. remember, a bounce it's up and down just like when a ball bounces. he has come back down after his convention. we'll see if hillary clinton can sustain. another key finding in our poll, john, independents. strategists on both sides says this will be a base election, turning your base out. independents cannot be ignored. take a look at this. her bounce with independents, 28% before the democratic convention, 37% after the democratic convention. that bounce is even bigger among independents than it was overall for hillary clinton. she is now besting donald trump by four points, 37 to 33 among independents. then of course there's the issue of party unity. this was one of the major goals of the democratic convention. and it seems to

. thank you. donald trump, ladies and gentlemen. nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn futures." join me tomorrow and i'm back on "mornings with maria" on fox business network. see you then. >>> on the media buzz, donald trump and hillary clinton trade charges of racism, new media scrutiny for the ethical clinton foundation with her team claiming distortion by the press. >> if she were running against a more credible opponent, this would be perhaps be almost death because rather than get to core rups at first, it gets to judgment. >> right. >> what were they thinking, both clintons? >> it shows poor judgment. you knew you were running for president. why did you engage in this? why didn't you disassociate yourself completely? >> how problematic is this for hillary clinton and the optics of it? now, the appearance of it, sure, to people who don't understand how these things work, it could be problematic. >> with some editorial pages demanding the clinton foundation be shut down, is the press right the clintons created the appearance of a pay-to-play environment or are journalists just cherry picking. t

>>> the campaign is doing really well. it's never been so well united. >> donald trump for me is beginning to cross a lot of red lines of the unforgivable. >> there is no doubt in my mind that donald trump is unqualified to be president. >> our country took $400 million and flew it over to iran. >> this is not someone who understands the honor, the duty, of serving america. >> our leaders are incompetent. >>> hello, everyone, i'm john berman. >> hi, everybody, i'm kate bolduan. as pat benatar would say, love is a battlefield. so are the great states of new hampshire, pennsylvania and michigan. it doesn't look like donald trump is getting much in the love department from these states right now. brand-new polls show hillary clinton with a commanding lead over trump in all three states. this, after a rough week for trump, including a fight with republican party leaders and with the parents of a fallen american soldier. >> pat benatar might also say hit me with your best shot and trump's best shot might be $82 million he just brought in in july, closing the gap with hillary clinton.

>>> happening now on the "newsroom," donald trump tries to reboot. >> i want to jump start america. it won't even be that hard. >> while more republicans revolt. but if they're not with him -- >> don't let a friend vote donald trump. >> -- will they be with her? let's talk live in the cnn "newsroom." >>> and good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. donald trump losing ground and desperately trying to find traction with a change of message. but even as the billionaire pitpit pivots he faced another avalanche of defections. dozens say he is potentially too dangerous to earn their vote. cnn's jason carroll is here with a closer look. >> good morning to you, carol. trump says that open letter is politically motivated. in that letter national security experts say that donald trump lacks the basic knowledge of the u.s. constitution and u.s. laws. trump says he does have the right temperament to be president. but a number of people within his own party simply do not believe it. another prominent republican coming out this morning against donald trump. maine sena

" next, street fighter donald trump brings out a bare knuckles brawler, a new shakeup aimed at letting trump be trump. hillary clinton facing questions between alleged ties between clinton foundation donors and the state. ryan lochte, police are questioning his story tp did he make it all up? let's go out front. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm kate bolduan in for erin burnett. breaking news. a major shake-up in the trump campaign. kellyanne conway addressing the media and we'll bring you what she said to reporters in just a second. the surprising move by trump naming steve bannon stepping down from the conservative website bright bart news. bannon has a reputation to say the least a no holds barred, win at all cost street fighter. it's a sign that trump wants to get back to the style and hillary clinton taking note of the change today. >> i think it's fair to say that donald trump has shown us who he is. he can hire and fire anybody he wants from his campaign. there is no new donald trump. this is it. >> a word from team trump. nothing to see here in a memo to team trump's campaign fro

attack, accusing donald trump of a steady stream of bigotry. >> donald trump built his campaign on prejudice and paranoia. >> trump pushes back. >> they are left with only this one tired argument. you're racist, you're racist, you're racist. >> plus, will trump supporters stand behind his stunning flip-flop on immigration. >> who would know it would be donald trump to come forward and convert the gop base. to supporting amnesty. >> and john mccain's last stand. what next week's arizona senate primary could tell us about the future of the gop. this is "mtp daily" and it start right now. >>> what to make of where the republican party is headed, pretty much our entire show is dedicated to this issue. i'm chuck todd is washington. welcome to "mtp daily." a fire storm that's been ignited between donald trump and hillary clinton. now you will hear the term alt-right in this campaign. with what is it? who's part of it in what does it potentially signal about the future of the republican party? we will dive into that, i promise. right now hillary clinton is trying to define it herself. she

undocumented immigrants? from the start of his campaign, donald trump has derided mexico and mexican immigrants as well from time to time. for their part, mexican liters including president knee eight toe himself. five months ago he compared trump's rise to hitler's and muse lean anies. what he has talked about on the campaign trail, open borders. what's really happening along the southern bofr der. we send jacob soap rof to check it out. he is there live for us this morning. our team is in place across mexico and the united states this morning. we start with nbc's miguel almaguer in mexico city. he joins me now on the phone. again at last check, we were told this meeting was expected to happen around 2:00 this afternoon eastern time. how did this thing come about? what do we realistically expect to come from this face-to-face? >> reporter: it sounds like this will be a very short meeting, at least according to some of the officials we have talked to, between the president here in mexico and donald trump. we expect them to talk about illegal immigration, trade policy and of c

. regaining lead over donald trump but can she keep it? breaking away, gop leaders, join gold star family answers veterans of foreign wars in rebuking donald trump for his clash with the muslim american parents after fallen soldier. will trump back down? nothing but the truth, hillary clinton says she's come clean about her e-mails but the washington post fact checkers give her their worst possible rating. was she honest with the american people? and striking isis. the terror organization this ti time. how deeply will the u.s. get involved in i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room." >> this is cnn breaking news. >> breaking news, brand new poll just out shows hillary clinton getting a bounce from the democratic national convention. she regained her lead topping donald trump in a head to head match-up. 52% of 43%. poll also showes a growing share of americans think clinton's policies remove the country in the right direction. but the needle hasn't moved much when it comes to what voters think of clinton's honesty and trust worthiness. we are standing by for a clinton campai

the trail with a new boss in charge of team trump. >> campaign shake-up. donald trump upends his campaign yet again. >> donald trump wants to go back to being donald trump. >> a major shake-up in the trump campaign with just 83 days until the election. >> kellyanne conway, steve bannon, both people who have supported donald trump being donald trump. >> it's not a shake-up, it's an expansion. >> reporter: the addition of the breitbart ceo should be an indication it's no holds barred. >> it's only fitting for a bully to hire a bully to run his campaign. >> he can hire or fire anybody he wants from his campaign. there is no new donald trump. this is it. >> worsening controversies, falling poll numbers, dire warnings from his party leaders to tone it down. >> eight weeks until people in ohio vote. >> donald trump wins wisconsin when pigs fly, and trust me, they don't here in wisconsin. >> ah, yes, night one for the new trump campaign. the shake-up at the top. meet steve bannon, trump campaign's new ceo. bannon comes to the campaign from breitbart news, a right-wing populist website f

burnett out front" starts now. >>> breaking news -- the clinton campaign accusing trump of pushing ku klux klan values. an explosive new charge tonight. >>> plus, the trump campaign's new ceo accused of attacking his ex-wife. the details from that case coming to light. >>> and a sitting governor leaves a profanity-laced, threatening voicemail. we'll talk to the lawmaker who got that message. let's go "out front." >>> good evening, i'm jim sciutto in for elin burnett. breaking news, tim kaine equating klan values with trump values. >> he has supporters like david duke connected with the ku klux klan who are going around and saying donald trump is their candidate because donald trump is pushing their values. ku klux klan values, david duke values, donald trump values are not american values. they're not our values, and we've got to do all we can to fight to push back and win. >> reporter: this is the latest attack in an increasingly explosive war of words, particularly over race. each candidate accusing the other of bigotry and racism. moments ago, rnc spokesman sean sponsor tweeted, "k

talking about the image of residential candidates, but after donald trump's campaign changes this week, many eyes are cast on the cast of characters advising the nominee. we will talk about if you them to start off. he will begin with the ceo of team trunk, breitbart executive bannon. there are profiles galore about his eclectic repertoire. he has been called a conservative media provocateur and "the single most influential figure in the trunk campaign." other news organizations dubbed and "astreet fighter" media bob feller." -- bomb-thrower." interview he has done is with our own bloomberg culley, in which he insists trump can work with the republican party. faring?his bannon brand donny: it has been no secret that i have said all along, trump the man, he wants himself to run and never expected to be here, and he doesn't want to lose. he is literally going into the revolution business. he is doubling down obviously. do you know it's been a beating antiestablishment for republican senate democrats. the map does not add up. but coming out of the election, if he is not a loser, but i hav

. >>> it is the top of the hour. you're watching "cnn tonight." we're listening to donald trump give a campaign speech in everett, washington and finding out he'll be meeting with the mexican president tomorrow and giving a speech tomorrow in arizona, donald trump speaking, making an appeal to african-americans right now. let's listen in. >> thank you. the destruction that nafta started will be finished off if the transpacific partnership is approved. it is a disaster, a disaster for our country, a disaster for our workers. we don't let it happen. we cannot let it happen. these are very, very quiet protesters, i will say. i will say one thing, when bernie sanders had his protesters out, they had a lot more energy. much better. they were much better. they felt it a little bit deeper in the heart. but that's just the beginning of what we're going to do for the american worker. on taxes, we're going to provide massive tax relief to all working people and lower the tax rate on small business from 35% to 15%. low and middle income parents will also be able to fully deduct the average cost o

but you see trump leading by 11 points. but the senate race, the democrat, evan bayh, leading now. he is bucking the trump trend. that's a very encouraging sign for democrats in indiana. we'll be back tomorrow with more "mtp daily." have a great night. >>> donald trump has shaken up and expanded his senior staff with just three months left until election day. overnight the republican nominee added two names at the top of the campaign chart. one name is familiar to viewers and to pretty much every tv news watcher across the fruited plain. that is long time republican pollster and strategist and trump/pence adviser, kelly ann conway. here is what she had to say about the move on fox news this morning. >> it's a busy home stretch to election day. and we just need to beef up the senior level rolls. i think what he doesn't like is people telling him what to say and what to do. maybe that's hillary clinton's game. what do the focus groups this say? i picture her saying to the staff, listen, that i know the country doesn't like me and doesn't trust me. i never want to hear it again. how

find common ground. oh, and donald trump-- (laughter) there is always something about donald trump. >> donald trump is dealing with the fallout over what many perceived as a threat of violence against hillary clinton. >> hillary wants to abolish, essentially abolish the second amendment. by the way, and if she gets to pick-- if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is, i don't know. but-- . >> trevor: holy [bleep]! no matter how many times i watch that, i still can't believe it. donald trump suggested that people with guns do something about hillary. a statement that has baffled the entire country. especially the secret service. who must be thinking to themselves, are you [bleep] me right now? because think about it, this is the first presidential campaign in history where the secret service has had to protect candidates from each other. (laughter) think about, t, the hillry comment and earlier on it was a time when jeb needed wedgie protection from trump. this is one campaign. this is so serious that even trump su

today no public events for hillary clinton as she continues to raise money. nald trump holds a rally in washington state. his running mate mike pence holds two events, a town hall in georgia and a rally we learned from people with doctorates in common sense. >> don't let anyone ever tell you this country isn't great. this right now is the greatest country on earth. >>> good morning. it's tuesday august 30th along with joe, willie and me. we have legendary journalist mike barnicle and pulitzer prize winning columnist of "washington post" and msnbc analyst eugene robinson on set with us. >> herman cain back in the fold. see that? a little 999 at the pence rally. >> i missed it. i missed 999. >> trump should use 999. it's a clear message, i know what it means. >> i miss it. it was innocent. >> before you thought it would lead to nuclear warfare with godfather's pizza, something somebody wrote on the back of the godfather's pizza box. >> new poles show white house tightening nationally. hillary clinton ahead by six points and survey monkey weekly online tracking poll, 48% to 42%. s

well. we will show you the immediate reaction from the hillary clinton campaign. dan is a donald trump supporter. dan: we need donald trump. there is no other person for the job. the energy reform, we need to do everything we can to produce our own energy. : i have no faith in donald trump. i would like to him to bring his necktie production back to the united states. most of our tax towers go to the military already. i am 100% with donald trump. i think he will make a wonderful president. i think his ideas are great. america needs to be a great nation again. it was founded under god. he is doing what needs to be done. we need to know obama and no hillary clinton. why do they keep calling her secretary of state? she's done a lot of damage already. i support mr. trump. host: hillary clinton released a video entitled trump economics. here's a look. chris: i just wanted to tell you that i am here in los angeles and every time i see donald trump i can't get any more surprised at the things that he says. peopleit so strange that in the 99% of this country would think that a billionaire is g

to keep the story quiet. we'll have more on that in a moment. but first, donald trump debooing a new move, the president dial pivot. we're expecting donald trump and mike pence to tour the region in louisiana with the historic floods. >>> meantime, last night in charlotte, it was a rare act, during his second speech where he read off teleprompter, expressing regret over his rhetoric of the past. >> sometimes in the heat of debate, and speaking on a multitude of issues, you don't choose the right words or you say the wrong thing. believe it or not, i regret it. >> a change in word critics, though, noting while trump expressed remorse, he never said the words i'm sorry, nor did he state which of several comments he regretted. from louisiana's damage to the political fallout and frankly everything in between, we have you covered this morning. we want to begin with rosa flores is who is in livingston parish. rosa, good morning. >> reporter: hi, good morning. well, this is what trump is going to find when he arrives here in louisiana. it has been days since this flood started, and take a

. >> -- president obama lambastes republican support for trump. >> there has to come a point at which you say, enough. >> his question for gop leadership. >> why are you still endorsing him? >> this as trump openly hoped for the economy to go down the tubes quickly. >> the numbers are getting worse and worse all the time. if they get real bad, i hope it happens fast, so they'll all blame me. >> plus, trump's son and daughter on sexual harassment. >> ivanka is a strong woman, i don't think she would allow herself to be subjected to that. >> don't worry about that baby. i love babies. actually, i was only kidding. you can get the baby out of here. >> when "all in" starts right now. >> i think she might believe me that i love having a baby crying while i'm speaking. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. it's trump against a gold star family. trump against obama, trump against his own party. or just another day on the trail here in 98 days from the 2016 election. trump's feud with the chaun family, the muslim american parents of an army captain killed while serving in iraq is th

trump after weekends of being pummeled by the press shakes up his campaign team, a move quickly dismissed by the pundits. >> first, i'm always for new chairs on the trump panic. the problem is not corey lewandowski or are more manafort or the new people, it is the candidate, stupid. >> i don't think it matters because the problem is donald trump. >> if he hires someone who will broaden the appeal or just a mirror that indulges his worse impulsions? given that breitbart has embraced conspiracies, i worry. >> with paul manafort resigning, will hiring the executive chairman of breitbart a fiercely pro donald trump website help the campaign? the media is skeptical about donald trump's tone. >> sometimes in the heat of debate and expecting on a moment tuesday of issues, you don't choose the right words. or you say the wrong thing. i have done that. believe it or not, i regret it. >> as journalists question whether this new approach will last. >> hillary clinton accused by trump lacking mental and physical stamina to fight isis, is the press calling foul on making her health an issue?

asked me backstage, mr. trump, will you get involved in the space program? look what's happened with your employment. look what's happened with our whole history of space and leadership. look what's going on, folks. we're like a third world nation, and then you get back to crime. you see what's happening with the police. you see what's happening with -- take a look at orlando. look at san bernardino. look at the world trade center. take a look at what's going on. n then worldwide, and we let isis take this position. it was hillary clinton that she should get an award from them as the founder of isis. that's what it was. that's what it was. her weakness. her weak policyies. [ crowd chanting "lock her up" ] then on television this weekend, hillary clinton in asking -- she's asked a pretty simple question. anyone could have answered it. and she lied. she lied. she lied so much and to such an extent that it's become a big scandal. it's become the big story. and it's actually taken a little while to see because the press is totally dishonest, and they don't -- no, they don't want to tell.

little bit more complicated. the trump campaign, which is falling further find in the polls are trying to double down on character issues and that's where they bring in discussion does emails. >> i think we are learning almost like a drip, drip, drip. >> that is the theory. but the polling doesn't bear that out, eric. >> tie the clinton foundation hillary clinton. >> you don't have a problem with this david, this cozy relationship between the clinton foundation and the statement department in did downtown raise any red flags in your world? >> let me finish the thought. the mirror image on our side is talking about donald trump not releasing his tax returns being sued by fraud nor students. he advantage of. both campaigns are campaigning are focusing on character of both candidates. seeing in polling and becoming very clear across the country. >> no spin zone, stop spinning, stay on this. does this cozy relationship between the clinton foundation and hillary clinton's state department raise any red flags to a complat drik you? >> no. and i will tell you why. republicans in the same seat

>>> the trump slump. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews from washington. another day, another trump controversy. last night, the republican nominee made this claim about president obama at a rally in florida. >> isis is honoring president obama. he is the founder of isis. he's the founder of isis. okay? he's the founder. he founded isis. and i would say the co-founder would be crooked hillary clinton. co-founder. >> well, the clinton campaign itself responded earlier today in a statement. her senior policy advisor wrote this is another example of donald trump trash talking the united states. what's remarkable about trump's comments is that once again, he's echoing the talking points of putin and our adversaries to attack american leaders and american interests while failing to offer any serious plans to confront terrorism or make this country more secure. well, the associated press which is known for its objectivity called trump's claims patently lost. it was formed as the local al qaeda franchise in iraq after the invasion. it preceded this president's t

closer to michael phelps than he did to the top of trump tower. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> all right. thanks so much for joining us. "ac 360" begins now. >>> good evening. john berman in for anderson. we have as big of a night as you can have without a guy using giant suction cups to climb trump tower. donald trump wrapping up a rally tonight in florida repeating the claim that president obama or as he likes to say now, barack hussein obama is the co-founder of isis along with hillary clinton, and secretary clinton, cnn has uncovered new evidence that a top state department staffer for hillary clinton was doing work while at state on behalf of the clinton foundation. that and new details on the tiff between the fbi and the justice department over launching a investigation into secretary clinton. somewhere the makers of tums are smiling. campaign heartburn all around. we begin with donald trump's case of it given one opportunity to walk back his isis remarks, he simply is not doing it. >>. >> last night you said the president was the founder of isis. i know what you meant. you m

criticisms yet of donald trump. following the republican nominee's remarks over the past few days. >> $400 million in cash being flown in an airplane to iran. >> this wasn't some nefarious deal. we do not pay ransom for hostages. >> hillary clinton, furthermore, can never be trusted with national security. in fact, we're both supposed to be briefed in the not too distant future. and i'm saying, you can't brief her. >> they have been told, these are classified briefings. and if they want to being president, they've got to start acting like president. >> i'm afraid the election is going to be rigged. >> of course, the elections will not be rigged. what does that mean? >> we're joined now by nbc's hallie jackson in green bay, wisconsin, where donald trump holds a rally later this evening. and "new york times" political reporter, nick con fasorry and larry kudlow who is also an informal economics adviser to the trump campaign. great to have you here. hall ie, this new development, donald trump claimed he saw unloading cash for iran. has he admitted he was wrong? >> reporter: it depend

that today donald trump is eating something more festive. .> burger king's new whopperito ♪ >> have you seen the whopperito in person? >> no. donald trump's immigration speech, the whole enchilada. the clintons unfavorable be of any rating is creeping up -- on favorability rating is creeping up. his address on immigration tonight in phoenix, arizona, trumps a down with the mexican president for a private discussion about that very issue, which in a statement afterwards, trump called substantive indirect before launching into a scripted comes to., but sharp warning about "is an open trade. >> 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 towards achieving this shared objective, and it will be shared come of safety for all citizens is paramount to both united states and to mexico. >> donald trump went on to say a

of trump's campaign is revu-- reshuffling. he was cheered as he visited greenwood, louisiana. >> we knew you would be here for us. glad you arnen't playing golf. >> donald trump. mr. trump. mr. trump. here. mr. trump. mr. trump. thank you. thank you. mr. trump. mr. trump. mr. trump. >> joining us from washington. the trump campaign announced in a statement that paul manafort submitted his resignation and the campaign accepted it, what more do we know about how this unfolded? >> reporter: in light of this staff shaken up this week, it was very clear that paul manafort quite frankly was not on this new trump train as it was leaving the station on this new direction that the trump campaign is trying to go. his role had been sidelined in recent weeks and he once had an influential voice within the campaign but that had been diminished in recent weeks in light to have shifting power die in -- dynamics taking place, he announced that he was becoming a distraction for the campaign, and since he was brought in on the campaign in the spring he was trying to pressure donald trump to be more p

special election 2016. let's get straight to our top story, donald trump on offense. after big shakeups in his campaign staff this week, trump pulled no punches against hillary clinton on the campaign trail. >> hillary clinton is a throw back to an ugly past where politicians preyed on our poorest citizens while selling them out for personal gain. promises, promises, all talk, no action, all talk, no action politicians. they talk, talk, talk. you vote them in with great fanfare, and then they do nothing. with trump, that's not going to happen. >> but on thursday, we heard trump speak in a way we have never heard before. >> sometimes in the heat of debate, and speaking on a multitude of issues, you don't choose the right words, or you say the wrong thing. i have done that. [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] and, believe it or not, i regret it. particularly where it may have caused personal pain too much is at stake for us to be consumed with these issues. but one thing i can promise you this. i will always tell you the truth. >> so the question remains, is trump doing enough to

potential uphill climb for donald trump now. hillary clinton holding leads in colorado, florida, north carolina, and virginia according to nbc, the wall street journal. trump's poll problems do not end there. chris frates digging into the numbers. i know you are focusing as they are, on pennsylvania with this report. >> yeah, that's right, but first let's take a look at the rough couple of weeks donald trump's had. they seem to be playing out in all the polls. in the recent nbc poll it shows clinton leading. in florida she's up five. virginia, she's leading by 13. in colorado, leading trump by 14 points. now, trump who you all know is a huge fan of polls when he's leading has taken an argument the soystem is rigged. trump argued the only way he could lose the state is if there's funny business. >> the only way we can lose in my opinion, i really mean this, pennsylvania, is if cheating goes on. the only way they can beat this in my opinion and i mean this 100%. if in certain sections of the state they cheat. okay? so i hope you people can sort of not just vote on the 8th. go arou

say enough. >> so those comments played out simultaneously with donald trump's rally. a short 35 miles away in ash burn, virginia. but like he's done repeatedly over the last 48 hours, trump could not let the controversies lie. >> you know, something very nice just happened to me, a man came up to me and he handed me his purple heart. i said "man, that's, like -- that's, like, big stuff." i always wanted to get the purple heart. [ laughter ] this was much easier. our veterans are being treated horribly. we're going to turn that around so fast your head is going to spin. by the way, wouldn't it be great if we got along with russia? wouldn't that be great? hillary clinton will be worse. she has bad relationships with people like putin. >> we are on the trail with trump. also at the white house at this hour. i want to begin with ron allen who joins us from the lawn at the white house. this is pretty rare for president obama to take such a strong stance. we heard the contrast he made about trump to his former rivals in mccain and mitt romney. this is basically president obama saying i woul

. >>> "out front" next, breaking news. we are waiting for donald trump about to rally supporters in florida. is his campaign unraveling? and breaking with paul ryan and john mccain and hillary clinton reaching out to republicans. a person who has done just so. let's go "out front." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. "out front," tonight, the breaking news. donald trump speaking in florida and we are looking at live pictures from the trump rally and and he'll be introduced and he'll be there this hour and we'll be watching that. a new poll shows clinton leading trump by ten points in the national poll and mike pence breaks with trump and meeting with senator john mccain, this coming hours after trump refused to support either man's primary battle. it's the latest evidence of a campaign with disarray. members of trump's campaign telling cnn they feel like they're wasting their time in a quote from one. this afternoon, trump denied there's any problem. so i just want to tell you the campaign is doing really well. it's never been so well united. jim acosta begins our coverage out front

donald trump is expected in mexico to meet with the president. the last-minute trip is a political gamble for both men and could change the rhetoric about mexicans and immigration. hillary clinton certainly doesn't think so. >> it certainly takes more than try iing to make up for a year insults and insinuations by dropping in on our neighbors for a few hours and then fly iing he again. that's not how it works. >> so one thing is for sure that all this is only adding to the drama surrounding that big speech that trump will give tonight. a detailed immigration policy as promised. campaign officials say all will be revealed this evening. >> typical politicians will tell you the sound byte now specifics a the a time to be determined. it'sery presidential to go and lay out those policies ahead of time. >> there will be no path to legalization or citizenship. people will need to leave the country. >> you're going to hear how he's going to address the 11 million. >> we're going end to the flood of illegal immigration and uphold the constitution and rule of law. >> with the focus on the so

i talked to donald trump this morning about my support for paul ryan and our long-time friendship. he encouraged me to endorse paul ryan is and i'm pleased to do it. >> joining us is paul ryan's challenger. appreciate you being with us. >> thanks for having me on. >> donald trump has not officially endorsed you. he did say you've been running a good campaign. we heard pence pence endorsing paul ryan saying trump encouraged him to make that endorsement. you said you have had no contact with the trump campaign lately. what's your reaction to all this? >> i'm not surprised in the least. wouldn't you expect somebody who has got a lo good friend to endorse their friend. i don't chalk that up to anything other than these guys having a friendship. >> mike pence you mean? >> i have a ton of respect for mike pence. i went to see him the other day. and for the trump campaign and i think kudos to mr. trump for saying, hey, i respect the fact you have a long-time friendship with paul ryan. of course, i disagree with who he selected to endorse. he's all in for the transpacific partnership, whi

>>> all over washington, people are asking "did donald trump just say what it sounded like he said." more republican officials say they cannot stand with their party's nominee, donald trump, did he just cross one of the few lines left to cross? >> families watching in horror. falling from a ferris wheel days after a boy died on a rollest coaster. >>> and the navy seal that fought off the taliban with his bare hands. fighting terror in the shadows. good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the lead, i'm jake tapper. starting with donald trump and him saying things that leaves us asking did he really just say that. trump said something that has to many democrats and republicans aghast. >> hillary wants to essentially abolish the second amendment. by the way, if she gets to pick, that's it, folks. she said that hillary wants to essentially abolish the second amendment, the right to bare arms. maybe second amendment people, maybe there is, something i don't know. is that an inkll conceived jokee didn't mean anything by it, or is that a joking suggestion that someone should try to assassinat

with the job. >> within the last hour, donald trump just lost another republican senator, suzanne collins announced she won't be voting for donald trump. a neighbor republican senator of hers who has decided not to vote for donald trump will join us. but first, what donald trump needs to learn about the value of a dollars, actually the value of a nickel. to be perfectly precise, i actually mean 4.3 cents. donald trump needs to learn what 4.3 cents can mean to the multi trillion dollar budget of the united states of america. >> today i will outline my economic vision. >> if you look at this as strictly policy speech. >> poverty, poverty. >> it's a hot mess and you just give up. >> i am proposing an across the board income tax reduction. >> he wants to repackage, trickle down economics. >> the rich will pay their fair share. >> you know, that old saying, fool me once, shame me on you, fool me twice -- >> full me, you can't get fooled again. >> trickle down economics does not help our economy grow. >> these reforms will offer the biggest tax resolution since the reagan tax reform. >>

. donald trump still on the attack this weekend. but some members of his own party are tired of the back and forth on the campaign trail. >> i wish that both of our candidates would tone it down and start focusing on policy. >>> meanwhile, hillary clinton off the campaign trail but running mate tim kaine sharpens his focus on some battleground states. >>> in florida new zika fears and a coming storm may leave some residents having to pay fines. we'll explain. >>> we begin with politics. democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine is clarifying what he meant when he compared donald trump's rhetoric to kkk values. here's what he told reporters while campaigning in florida yet. -- yesterday. >> he's got guys connected with the ku klux klan who are out there claiming him. and his record of -- i'm saying sometimes he doesn't disabuse that. sometimes he wants to take advantage of that. i find that troubling. >> meanwhile, donald trump believes his message to african-american voters is starting to resonate despite the criticism he's receiving. here's what trump told supporters at the io

♪ mark: donald trump has shaken up and expanded his senior staff with three months until election day. , oneominee added to names dr viewers and wa almost every tv watcher across the fruited plain. that is kelly m conway, promoted to the position of campaign manager. kelly m conway had to say about the news on fox news this morning. home stretch and we need to beef up the senior level roles so that we are dividing and conquering. i think what he does not like his people telling him what to do, what to say. listen, i imagine her saying i know the country does not like to make, and that is not our dilemma. trump, he is still his own best messenger. asple still see him authentic. mark: she is being joined by stephen bannon. he has worked as a goldman sachs banker, a hollywood investor, and navy officer, and until recently the head of the conservative news website breitbart. he is leaving breitbart to become trump campaign ceo. paul manafort will stay on in his current position. campaign manager who paul manafort ousted was corey lewandowski. what does he think of the latest developme