that mean question on what you teach? >> guest: i teach courses on latin america and mexico. different facets of folks to areas including civil military relations and religion and politics in latin america and democracy in violence in mexico in an introductory course. >> host: we have invited you to talk about one of your many books on us-mexico relations or on mexico, "politics in mexico" is the name of the book. is mexico stable democracy? >> guest: mexico is a stable democracy, but it is what i would call an electoral democracy. in terms of, it changed in 2000 with the election of an individual of an opposition party, the national action party. the preceding party in control of the government, the pri, the institutional revolutionary party had been in charge of the government for 71 years. so there were a lot of expectations generated by this new government and new president. mexico was expecting to move from what i would call this electoral democracy to what scholars like to describe as a consolidated democracy. basically meaning that you achieve a certain level of trans

foro. visita de donald trump a mÉxico causÓ controversia en ese paÍs. el huracÁn golpea esta noche con fuerza al norte de la florida,, causando daÑos, inundaciones y apagones. hablamos con 2 personajes de la vida de juan gabriel la meche a quien dedicÓ una canciÓn y tambiÉn el espaÑol jas davael, que habla de su relaciÓn con el cantante. asÍ comenzamos.4 ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn, edicion nocturna, ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. ilia: enrique peÑa nieto presentÓ hoy su cuarto informe de gobierno, lo enviÓ al congreso y lo leyÓ por televisiÓn. hablo de los logros y explicÓ 5 puntos que serÁn prioridad de su gobierno en los prÓximos 2 aÑos. luego se dirigiÓ a los jovenes a quienes les respondiÓ preguntas. luis: en mÉxico, el informe de gobierno es similar al informe del estado de la uniÓn queda el presidente estadounidense del congreso. el mandatario hace aÑos que no se presenta ante los legisladores. el presidente peÑa nieto rompiÓ con la tradiciÓn de los primeros 3 aÑos, en lugar de dar un mensaje a la naciÓn sostuvo un diÁlogo con j

>>> trump's big game in mexico. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm steve kornacki in for chris matthews. in the past hour, donald trump wrapped up what his campaign billed as a major speech on the topic of immigration. after a year of denigrating the mexican government and talking tough on illegal immigration and after weeks of raising questions about his shifting rhetoric on the subject, tonight trump laid out the details of his policy positions. on the key question on what to do about the millions of undocumented immigrants in the country right now trump began the campaign that all of them must leave. tonight in his speech in arizona, trump said that anyone who entered the u.s. illegally would be subject to deportation. he said there would be only one true route to legal status, to return home and apply legally. he focused on illegal immigrants who have committed crimes. >> zero tolerance for criminal aliens. zero. zero. day one, my first hour in office those people are gone. [ cheering and applause ] >> and you can call it deported if you want. the press doesn't like t

and support with mexico. we don't want to build a wall. that would be very dumb. we can be smart about this, and we don't want to engage a public policy that is self-defeating for public policy. >> to fly a jet twice in one day, in order to promote a wall between those two countries. thank you both. that is "all in" for the evening. good evening, rachel. >> how old is david now? >> david is 2 and almost a halfish. >> 2 1/2, and not only knows what a rhino is, but has enough preferences that he knows he wants to see rhino videos. >> he's already into the deep cuts. >> you are raising impressive children. hi, ryan, hi david, hi, you guys. >> say hi to rachel. have a good show. >> thanks, cheers. and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. looks like the third time is the charm. first swing and miss happened in december. republican presidential candidate donald trump in december, he was due to meet in washington with a jewish republican group, and a day before that meeting was due to happen, he surprised everyone at a campaign rally by saying that, as a presidential candidat

>>> breaking news tonight. donald trump's surprise visit to mexico, standing side by side with that country's president. is trump backing down on some of his signature promises. he says they didn't even discuss who would pay for the wall. >>> growing triple threat, another named storm in the tropic, hurricane watches in florida millions on high alert. >>> violent ight. an emergency landing with passengers injured during severe turbulence, the latest terrifying incident and pilots unable to see it coming. >>> destination unknown. tickets are booked, bags are packed, plans are set, imagine, you're not even told where you're going. "nightly news" begins york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening, i'm savannah guthrie, in for lester. from the opening moments of his presidential run, mexico has played a prominent role for donald trump from fiery accusations about criminals and rapists pouring over the border to bold promises to erect a wall and force mexico pay for it. fast forward to today when trump fast forward today when trump inur invitation of that country's

>>> breaking news tonight. donald trump's surprise trip to mexico. the high-stakes gamble. traveling south of the border. meeting with mexico's president. the gop nominee standing by building a wall, but what about mexico footing the bill? >> is there any chance mexico pays for the wall? >> what trump said, coming up. >>> state of emergency. florida's gulf coast on alert. the tropical storm on the move tonight. and in the pacific, bracing for impact. families boarding up, closing schools, as two hurricanes target hawaii. >>> breaking news. midair collision. the search for survivors after two planes crash into each other. plus, dangerous turbulence injuring a dozen. tonight, we'll take you inside this rough ride. >>> and, alzheimer's breakthrough? and will it offer new hope for suffering families? >>> and good evening. i'm tom llamas, in for david tonight. as we come on the air, donald trump's sudden and high-profile trip to mexico is shaking up the race for the white house. trump began his campaign by calling some mexicans rapists and criminals. but tonight, this image, a

>>> this is what donald trump sounds like when he's in mexico -- >> so many friends, so many friends coming to mexico and in mexico i'm proud to say how many people i employ. mr. president, i want to thank you. it's been a tremendous honor. and i call you a friend. thank you. >> and this is what he sounds like back home. >> when do we beat mexico, at the border. they're laughing at us at our stupidity. and now they're beating us economically. they are not our friend, believe me. >> let's talk about friend. >> after a last-minute trip to mexico, donald trump doubles down on the fiery immigration rhetoric that helped him secure the republican nomination. >> hillary clinton tried to win over the republicans. >>> plus, it is a state of emergency in parts of florida and hawaii this morning as severe weather rolls in. some areas along the gulf coast are already under water this morning. ♪ >>> good morning to you, everyone. thanks for joining us today. it's thursday, september 1st. donald trump left heads spinning yesterday in the wake of his two-country tour that centered on the

. >>> breaking news tonight. donald trump's surprise visit to mexico, standing side by side with that country's president. is trump backing down on some of his signature promises. he says they didn't even discuss who would pay for the wall. >>> growing triple threat, another named storm gaining steam in the watches in florida millions on high alert. >>> violent flight. passengers injured during severe turbulence, the latest terrifying incident and pilots unable to see it coming. >>> destination unknown. tickets are booked, bags are packed, plans are set, imagine, you're not even told where you're going. "nightly news" begins headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening, i've savannah guthrie, in for lester. mexico has played a prominent role for donald trump from fiery accusations about criminals and raists pouring over the border to promises to build a wall and force mexico pay for it. fast forward to today when trump in a surprise move, traveled to mexico city at the invitation president, standing side by side in a photo-op moment his advisors hoped w

just a short while fresh from the surprise visit to mexico. boy, have we got breaking news on that. moments after meeting with mexican president enrique pena nieto, donald trump announced loud and clear with millions of people watching that when it comes to who pays for a wall between the two countries and this is the central tenet of his campaign the two men did not discuss it. now that was a surprise. moments ago from surprise to shock. president pena says that it's simply not true. already, the clinton campaign which had problems of his own today with new polling is pouncing on this and the big story is only getting bigger. so let's start with the breaking news, cnn's jim acosta is in mexico city and jim, we have a case of he said/he said over whether they discussed who is paying for the wall. >> reporter: that's right. that's right, john. either this is a lost in translation moment or donald trump was not telling the truth in terms of what was going on behind closed doors between himself and enrique pena nieto. it is, as you said, this is a signature campaign pledge for donald

trump campaign. today, trump began this campaign in mexico city with the president of mexico. they had a very frank discussion as they described it in a news conference afterwards. and trump stated his case. and wrapping up he was asked if the wall was discussed who would pay for it? the president of mexico put out a tweet saying in the beginning he had his back on donald trump. trump laid out 10 reforms and activities and priorities that he says will will begin the process of writing what is wrong with the american immigration system. to create a problem, where would they be housed? mr. trump said they shouldn't be put on the streets or released into the public under specific circumstances. so the money and location is kruvenlging numbers and questions not yet answered. he's got 69 days to do it before the election. >> we talked about the early voting starting ahead of that, as well. thank you for staying up late with us. >> you bet. >> joining us now, chris stire walt and thank you for being with us. chris, we talked earlier. you previewed what is going to be happening today. the spe

a clock eastern time tonight. earlier today, donald trump was in mexico where he met with the mexican president and the two men met with the media afterwards and among the responses to that event, this statement from hillary for america chair john podesta quoting from part of it. donald trump has made his outlandish policy of forcing america -- mexico to pay for the giant wall a piece of his campaign. but the first opportunity to make good on his offensive campaign promises, trump chuck. -- choked. in this statement, jason miller from the campaign was saying part ofs was the first the discussion and relationship builder between mr. trump and president of nato. that would have been inappropriate. that theyrprising hold different views on this issue and we look forward to continuing the conversation. mr. trump in phoenix, arizona. a speech on immigration coming up about 10 minutes from now here on c-span. you will have it for you as soon as it gets underway. in the meantime, we're going to show you that event from mexico city, at least part of it where the mexican president join

. >>> de una reuniÓn muy especial con ex presidente de mÉxico . >>> que me gusta mucho y a i quiÉn respeto y realmente ama a su paÍs mÉxico . >>> y por cierto . >>> asÍ como yo amo a mi pais los eestados unidos con detalles muchisÍsimas gracias arizona u uno de los estados de clidonald trump ha estado debajo de cli hillary clinton en las mÁs re reciwenreci recientes encuestas ahÍ laatinos han sido claves . >>> muchos dicen ni aunque p i pidiera perdÓn de rodillas co e compensaria lo mucho que los ha ofendido . >>> vamos a las reacciones de la presencia de clidonald trump feniphoenix . >>> asÍ es me encuentro afuera del salÓn de convenciones con n continÚan las manifestaciÓnes en contra de cldonald trump y el e sheriff , aquÍ ha pasado de todo se han registrado enfrentamie o enfrentamientos verbales la practÁctica por aquÍ volve c conect0ados ya hemos cubrido lo que truimp tratya a de hacer a mandando un mensaje a toda la a naciÓn . >>> he escuchado gritos que no a las deportaciÓnes en este mo e momento el candidato rerepÚblico plantea su postura entorno a m inin in

down with the president of mexico. >>> the clinton campaign blasts trump's speech as his darkest yet. we will see how clinton responded to the foray. >>> and the hurricane warnings are in effect as the tropical storm barrels in. the path shifting. could that storm now wreck the holiday for millions of americans? >> i do not like that path. >> good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm george howell. >> i'm christine romans. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. donald trump talking tough on immigration. laying out a plan that certainly is not the softening telegraphed over the last week or so. in the highly anticipated speech intended to clear up his positions on the issue, trump laid them out point by fiery point. no amnesty for immigrants in the u.s. illegally. he called the deportation task force. no federal funding for u.s. sanctuary cities like san francisco. no visas for countries without adequate security screening. here are highlights from the speech. >> zero tolerance for criminal aliens. zero. zero. there are at least 2 million, think of it, criminal aliens now inside of our countr

mexico city with the president of mexico. they had a very frank discussion as they described it in a news conference afterwards. and trump stated his case. and wrapping up he was asked if the wall was discussed who would pay for it? the president of mexico put out a tweet saying in the beginning he had his back on donald trump. trump laid out 10 reforms and activities and priorities that he says will will begin the process of writing what is wrong with the american immigration system. to create a problem, where would they be housed? mr. trump said they shouldn't be put on the streets or released into the public under specific circumstances. so the money and location is kruvenlging numbers and questions not yet answered. he's got 69 days to do it before the election. >> we talked about the early voting starting ahead of that, as well. thank you for staying up late with us. >> you bet. >> joining us now, chris stire walt and thank you for being with us. chris, we talked earlier. you previewed what is going to be happening today. the speech tonight. i have to say i'm getting whip lash. there

emociÓn. javier: celebramos la independencia de mÉxico, la bandera, dÓnde estÁ? queremos mandar un saludo a todos. saludamos a quienes siguen entregando paÍs con un gran saludo a los mexicanos. un aplauso o irÍa a mÉxico, un aplauso fuerte, feliz, feliz cumpleaÑos a todos los mexicanos que viven aquÍ, en los estados unidos, felices fiestas gritan desde ayer. felicidades,favor me la tratan con mucho respeto. ustedes saben que se puede comunicar con nosotros a travÉs de las redes abajo en su pantalla, y mantengÁmonos en contacto. carolina: hablando de felicidad para muchas personas, finalmente los amantes del iphone habÍan esperado con mucha emociÓn el dÍa, cual fue lanzado el iphone 7. javier: muchos tuvieron problemas con el Último si tu sistema operativo, pero sin embargo no se detuvo. muchos madrugaron para recoger en las tiendas los nuevos dispositivos, que habÍan pre ordenado. vamos a ir a la playa, donde se encuentra galo arellano. galo: colegas, transmitimos en vivo desde un telÉfono celular. me encuentro en la tienda de apple. miren la cantidad de gente que se ha conce

who was in mexico city today would play well with my neighbors. but not the donald trump who spoke tonight. it's very interesting as i'm watching in the office and then on a set, to compare the two, him there with the president of zach. put it in lock box and put it away because this is donald trump's trump. to michael's good point, mitt romney won those college educated, white voters by 14 points. and he lost the election. donald trump has to do at least as well. i understand corey's point that he has to appeal to working class, whites, but the college educated voters aring is that he nea neats there have been some concerns about him being an intemperate candidate. in other words, getting him into sort of stance that would really get him any extra votes. zoria, i'm going to fanl from the last time we were here. if you put them back to back, what happened in mexico and what happened in arizona. will that play with people, the people he's trying to get? >> i think you have to remember what the yetworks do a lot of time and a specific sub suit that donald trump was is pot we saw it i

nominee standing beside the president of mexico. his tone at first cordial. optics, according to admirers, absolutely presidential. that didn't totally last long. because then several hours later mr. trump reverted back to talk of an immigration crackdown. that has prompted several of his prominent hispanic supporters to say no, thanks, not supporting donald trump anymore. we're calling it a tale of two trumps here that he seemed to repeat today. diplomatic trump in the morning and that was before the american legion. and then later on, hard line trump. today at a campaign rally. >> i just came back from a wonderful meeting with the president of mexico where i expressed my deep respect for the people of his country and for the tremendous contributions of mexican-americans in our country. and they have made tremendous contributions. [ crowd chanting "build a wall" ] >> don't worry, we're going to build the wall. we're going to build the wall, mexico's going to pay for the wall. [ cheers ] >> beginning with phil mattingly in ohio where trump was a little while ago. no doubt, phil,

downed power lines for hundreds of thousands of homes. for the past decade, mexico's government has been waging war against illegal drug cartels who are also fighting each other for control of territory and the u.s./mexico drug trade. the violence has led to an estimated 80,000 mexicans killed and 27,000 kidnapped. a new a documentary premiering this month on the pbs program" pov" takes a closer look at the root causes the violence and its impact. the film is called "kingdom of shadows," and newshour weekend's ivette feliciano sat down with the director, bernardo ruiz. >> reporter: filmmaker bernardo ruiz, a dual mexican and american citizen, believes the loss of life due to rampant violence in mexico is not top of mind for most americans. through his documentary, kingdom of shadows, he wanted to change that. ruiz begins the film with a newscaster announcing the discovery of 49 mutilated bodies, followed by a mass grave holding 6,000 drug war victims. why did you decide to start your film that way? >> what i wanted to do in the film is give the viewer the sense of what it's like to be in

jÓvenes. y otros experimentados. le recordamos mÉxico y honduras para 7:00 de la noche y luego el estreno del color de la pasiÓn, aquÍ, por univisiÓn. nos vemos esta noche en sÓlo las 11:00. gracias. ♪ jorge:martes seis de donald trump supera a hillary clinton en encuestas. emocionados mandiles siguen viendo colas para despedirse de juan gabriel en el palacio de bellas artes. el gobierno cerrarÍa centros de detenciÓn donde segÚn activistas al descuido y abuso en contra de los inmigrantes. aumenta las crÍticas al seguidor de donald trump de origen mexicano por decir que habrÍa un carro de arcos -tacos en cada esquina. locutor:este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. ♪ jorge: buenas noches. donald trump va ganando en una importante encuesta. sÓlo faltan 62 dÍas para las elecciones presidenciales y la contienda estÁ cada vez más disputada. la mayorÍa de las encuestas muestran a hillary lindan con ventaja pero nuevo sondeo de cnn coloca a donald trump por delante de hillary clinton. este sondeo se realizÓ entre el primero y el cuatro d

where he said we're going to build a wall. there was a dramatic pause and then he said mexico is going to pay for it. notable because hours before this speech the mexican president made the point that he would not in fact pay for the wall. the speech i will say in this room very well received. trump does clear on the outset. he said i'm not giving you a rally speech. i'm giving you a detailed policy speech. he could have lost the crowd. he did not. people here in phoenix were engaged. when you look at things like blocking funding for sanctuary cities, the question is how does he do it. he talked about building the wall. when he talked about wanting to repeal executive orders, there's still a number of questions on how trump would implement some of the policies he outlined in this speech tonight. >> hallie jackson in phoenix. thanks for that. today was a study in contrast. donald trump started the day on a very subdued diplomatic mission to mexico. he ended it with tonight's fiery speech on immigration. trump laying out stark differences between his vision and that of hillary clinton. t

aÑos. luego se dirigiÓ a los jovenes a quienes les respondiÓ preguntas. luis: en mÉxico, el informe de gobierno es similar al informe del estado de la uniÓn queda el presidente estadounidense del congreso. el mandatario hace aÑos que no se presenta ante los legisladores. el presidente peÑa nieto rompiÓ con la tradiciÓn de los primeros 3 aÑos, en lugar de dar un mensaje a la naciÓn sostuvo un diÁlogo con jÓvenes el paÍs. algunas preguntas fueron decididas por votaciÓn en facebook, y la que sacÓ mÁs preguntas tuvo que ver con la visita al paÍs de donald trump. >> en quÉ estaba pensando el presidente? peÑa nieto: la respuesta es que estaba pensando en mÉxico, en los mexicanos, y quiero explicarles por quÉ lo hacÍamos. frente a las posiciones que ha guardado el candidato trompo habÍa dos posibilidade -- el candidato trump habÍa dos posibilidades. procurar un espacio de diÁlogo que pueda frenar o al menos hacerle ver con toda claridad cuÁl es la realidad de mÉxico y quÉ relevante es la relaciÓn que tiene con los estados unidos, como importante es. luis: el presi

issues on immigration. this was a fired up trump. different from what we saw in mexico. we will have more of that in a moment. trump laid out a plan point by point, including no amnesty for immigrants living legillegally. leaving the idea of mass deportation of undocumented immigrants for a later date. no sanctuary cities. here are other highlights from the speech. >> zero tolerance for criminal aliens. zero. there are at least 2 million, think of it, criminal aliens, now inside of our country. 2 million people. we will begin moving them out day one as soon as i take office. day one. i am going to create a new special deportation task force. focused on identifying and quickly removing the most dangerous criminal illegal immigrants in america who have evaded justice. just like hillary clinton has evaded justice. maybe they will be able to deport her. >> that was donald trump there in arizona. it came in direct contrast to his last-minute trip with the president of mexico enrique pena nieto. trump says that to pay for the wall was not discussed. the mexican president says it was.

] la construcciÓn del muro fronterizo sigue en pie y donald trump hoy volviÓ a insistir que mÉxico pagarÁ por Él. [hablando en inglÉs] ademÁs dijo que creara una unidad de agentes migratorio que su se encarguen de identificar, arrestar y deportar a inmigrantes indocumentados. [hablando en inglÉs] no habrÁ amnistÍa, nuestro mejor al mundo serÁ el siguiente "usted no puede tener un estatuestatus legal ingresando ilegal al paÍs " >> creo que en teorÍa lo puedes decir que lo quieres hacer, anima a mucha gente, pero para poder aplicarlo no lo veo posible. reportera: pero donald trump asegura que ademÁs eliminara los fondos para ciudades santuario s y pondrÁ fin a las acciones ejecutiva de presidente barack oba obama >> nosotros no estamos en contra de la gente que estÁ necesitada que venga a este paÍs, queremos que vengan, peroÁganlo bien legalmente, como mi papÁ. reportera: activistas pro-inmigrantes siguen diciendo que lo hacen deodio >> sabemos que con los apoyan es deshacerse de nosotros. enrique: incredulidad y enojo recibieron la noticia de donald trump con enrique

>>> hello. i'm wolf blitzer. it's noon in mexico city. 1:00 p.m. in washington. from wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. we're just under the 68-day mark and counting until the u.s. presidential election. the state of ohio is in the spotlight thanks to the two campaigns. donald trump wrapped up his second appearance. also today we're seeing vice president joe biden on the campaign trail on behalf of hillary clinton. he's also in ohio, on the opposite side of the state from donald trump. this push comes as a new national poll shows hillary clinton with a seven-point lead over donald trump. the u.s.a. today-suffolk university poll takes all four candidates into account. at his event last hour, donald trump kept pushing ahead on a wide range of topics from jobs to hillary clinton. he also spent time talking about the immigration plans he outlined in arizona yesterday. >> last night i outlined a bold new immigration reform to create prosperity and opportunity for all of our people, especially those who have the least. we will treat ever

. >> tonight on "all in" -- >> and who is going to pay for the wall? >> mexico! >> -- donald trump lost in translation. >> who pays for the wall? we didn't discuss. >> tonight why donald trump chickened out of demanding payment for his border wall. how the mexican people received a foreign candidate, who's been insulting them for over a year. and can donald trump's last-minute surprise gamble actually pay off? plus, the clinton response, and hillary's american exceptionalism appeal to ohio. >> we're still reagan's shining city on a hill. >> and ahead of trump's big immigration speech, a reality check. >> we don't even have a border. people are just flowing through like water. there is no border right now. >> we'll show you where donald trump is misleading voters on immigration when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. it's a very big news night, and it has been a big news day. we are now just one hour from. doctor's highly anticipated speech on immigration in arizona, where we hope we'll get a clear answer to the question his campaign steadfas

. zero. zero. >> and also to make mexico great again also? but the big question this morning, who exactly will pay for that wall? >> and mexico will pay for the wall. >> enrique pena nieto, the president of mexico, on his official twitter handle tweeted "at the beginning of the conversation with donald trump, i made clear that mexico will not pay for the wall." >> now hillary clinton's pouncing on what she calls a foreign policy failure. let's talk, live in the cnn "newsroom." and good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. donald trump talking to military veterans in the battleground state of ohio. his speech, which will happen at any moment, on the heels of that fiery address on immigration last night. a combative trump crushing any thoughts that he was softening on his signature threat. >> on day one, we will begin working on an impenetrable, physical, tall, powerful, beautiful southern border wall, and mexico will pay for the wall. they don't know it yet, but they're going to pay for the wall. >> his harsh rhetoric in arizona a jarring change from his s

the border wall and make mexico pay for it. just hours of what seemed to be more cooperative talk with the mexican president. brazil's dilma rousseff now officially impeached. temer ases michel president. coming up this hour, back to the .wat -- slot machines a change in fortunes after two years of slumping revenues. the details coming up. the world's oldest film festival gets underway with a hollywood musical. the latest from venice. first our top stories live from paris. supporters of opposition clashed withn ping gabon's presidential guard last night. they are furious over the reelection of president ali bongo. expresses outrage on france 24. >> everyone knows that i won this election. everybody knows it. every government knows it. the whole international community knows it. are calling on the international community to come to the aid of the gabon population who are confronting what we call a rogue government that does not respect national or international laws. >> the bongo camp says it is denying any accusation of vote reading. -- rigging. >> it is against our interests not

commitment to build a wall along the u.s. border with mexico. >> and mexico will pay for the wall. hundred percent. they don't know it yet, but they're going to pay for the wall. >> reporter: hours earlier, a more measured and softer tone on display as trump met with mexican president enrique pena nieto. >> we did discuss the wall. we didn't discuss payment of the wall. >> reporter: but after trump let, president pena nieto denies that. quote, from the start of the conversation, i made it clear, mexico will not pay for that wall. and the mexican president said in an interview late wednesday that some of the positions donald trump has taken, quote, are a threat to mexico. now, the clinton campaign, meantime, they responded to trump's speech saying in part, quote, he showed us very clearly what's at stake in this election by painting a picture of his idea of america, one in which immigrants are not welcome and one in which innocent families are torn apart. chris and alisyn? >> all right. thank you very much. let's discuss. we have cnn politics executive editor mark preston, national politica

thursday. i'm betty nguyen alongside louis burgdorf, "morning joe" starts right now. >>> mexico will work with us. i absolutely believe it. especially after meeting with their wonderful, wonderful president today, i really believe they want to solve this problem along with us and i'm sure they will. whered a qukt screening occurs. i'll ask the department of safe that has been brutalized by hillary clinton. brutalized. homeland security and the department of justice to begin a comprehensive review. i call it extreme vetting, right? extreme vetting. i want extreme. it's going to be so tough. >>> good morning. it's thursday, september 1st. september. where did it go? what just happened? >> tick tick. >> welcome to "morning joe." >> time to get ready for school, everybody. with us on set we have veteran columnist and msnbc contributor, mike barnicle. >> wait, do that, again. >> we were switching to epic. >> legendary. nicolle wallace along with willie, joe and me and a lot to talk about. wow. >> what happened. you had in mexico he was trying to be a diplomatic and then the red meat. he w

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in minutes but right now it's all 2016 and the big news. hot off his trip to mexico city donald trump delivered a hard line speech on immigration that happened late last night. trump laid out his plans on how he says he will put an end to illegal immigration. >> mexico will pay for the wall. she doesn't know what she's doing except open borders and let everybody come in and destroy our country, by the way. there are at least 23 countries that refuse to take their people back after they have been ordered to leave the united states. including large numbers of violent criminals. they won't take them back, so we say okay, we'll keep them. not going to happen with me, folks. not going it happen with me. between 9/11 and the end of 2014, at least 380 foreign born individuals were convicted in terror cases inside the united states. we've admitted nearly 100,000 immigrants from iraq and afghanistan in these two countries according to pew research, a majority of residents say that the barbaric practice of honor killings against women are often, or sometimes justified. >> former new york city m

clinton. and you notice, she doesn't answer. she didn't go to louisiana, she didn't go to mexico, she was invited, she doesn't have the strength or the stamina to make america great again. believe me. what we do know, despite the lack of media curiosity, is that hillary clinton promises a radical amnesty combined with a radical reduction in immigration enforcement. just ask the border patrol about hillary clinton. you won't like what you're hearing. the result will be millions more illegal immigrants, thousands of more violent horrible crimes, and total chaos and lawlessness. that's what's going to happen, as sure as you're standing there. this is election, and i believe this, is our last chance to secure the border, stop illegal immigration, and reform our laws to make your life better. i really believe this is it. this is our last time. november 8th, november 8th, you've got to get out and vote on november 8th, it's our last chance. it's our last chance. and that includes supreme court justices and second amendment. remember that. so i want to remind everyone what we're fightin

build an impenetrable, physical, tall, powerful, beautiful southern border wall. and mexico will pay. >> after years of hearing leaders talk about ending illegal immigration, elect a leader who will actually do it. >> there will be no amnesty. >> we don't build a coalition by insulting our friends or acting like a loose cannon. >> those here illegally today, they will have one route and one route only. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning. welcome to your "new day." donald trump ramping up the tough talk on immigration in a fiery speech in arizona. trump vowing there will be no amnesty for undocumented immigrants. he says he will deport millions of criminals and undocumented people who have overstayed their visas. >> the speech was the opposite of the diplomatic tone on display in mexico. trump insists that mexico will pay for the border wall, but mexico's president says he made it clear his country will not foot the bill. let's begin with sunlen live in washington. >> reporter: good morning to you, alisyn. this was certainly not a softening by d

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manifestaciÓn de idolatrÍa popular, miles se congregan en el palacio de bellas artes de mÉxico para venerar las cenizas de juan gabriel. la voluntad de juan gabriel era la cremaciÓn inmediata de sus restos, eso dijo su hijo. severas inundaciones causan cuatro muertos, derrumbes e inundaciones en guerrero. que se tormenta-ciclÓn en el querÍa repetirlo en otros paÍses europeos, revelan investigaciones sobre la red terrorista. comenzamos desde la ciudad de mÉxico. ♪ ♪ locutor: Éste es un noticiero univisiÓn, jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. ♪ ♪ ♪ marÍa: estamos en el palacio de bellas artes, en la explanada, frente a lo que estÁn viendo ustedes en este momento es el espectÁculo de juan gabriel. Éstos sonos mÚsicos de juan gabriel. Éste es el show del gran "divo de juÁrez" sin su Ídolo. precisamente, como dije, desde la explanada del palacio de bellas artes en la ciudad de mÉxico. el amor eterno que inmortalizÓ el "divo de juÁrez". celebridades y admiradores han entonado el emblemÁtico tema con el mismo desconsuelo por su repentina partida. cientos de mil

where he said we're going to build a wall. there was a dramatic pause and then he said mexico is going to pay for it. notable because hours before this speech the mexican president made the point that he would not in fact pay for the wall. the speech i will say in this room very well received. trump does clear on the outset. he said i'm not giving you a rally speech. i'm giving you a detailed policy speech. he could have lost the crowd. he did not. people here in phoenix were engaged. when you look at things like blocking funding for sanctuary cities, the question is how does he do it. he talked about building the wall. when he talked about wanting to repeal executive orders, there's still a number of questions on how trump would implement some of the policies he outlined in this speech tonight. >> hallie jackson in phoenix. thanks for that. today was a study in contrast. donald trump started the day on a very subdued diplomatic mission to mexico. he ended it with tonight's fiery speech on immigration. trump laying out stark differences between his vision and that of hillary clin

as his darkest speech yet. >>> and new details about donald trump's meeting with mexico's president. >> we didn't discuss that. we didn't discuss it. >> so why did the mexican president all but call donald trump a liar on social media? >> donald trump choked ton fundamental promise he is making in this campaign. >> and now to fierce weather taking aim at florida. we'll take you there live as the sunshine state braces for the first hurricane in more than a de decade. >> moments from now he'll take the stage at the american legion convention. this is hours after trump delivered his blistering immigration speech to his base in arizona. that last minute meeting he had with president -- with the president of the mexico down in mexico city. we have to have our team of reporters. there is so much to unpack here. they are covering every angle of this story and the fierce reaction that is pouring in this morning from republicans across the country. want to start with hallie jackson. trump is about to speak. i want to start with you, hallie. there has been messages about him opening up. liste

going to build the wall, mexico's going to pay for the wall. >> what we wouldn't tell mexico's president to his face. >> when he sat down and he looked president pena nieto in the eye, he didn't have the guts to bring that up. >> then a major victory for voting rights in north carolina, with big implications for november. and trump goes to detroit. >> african americans, hispanics, vote for donald trump. what do you have to lose? >> why he's decided not to speak to a black congregation. "all in" starts now. good evening from new york, i'm joy reid in for chris hayes. there have been all kinds of reaction to donald trump's immigration speech, and the trip to mexico that preceded it. the democratic vice presidential nominee today mocked him. >> donald trump did a little fly-in to mexico, and i think you probably saw what he did. he has been talking nonstop since the beginning of this campaign, we're going to build a wall, we're going to make mexico pay for it. but when he sat down and he looked president pena nieto in the eye, he didn't have the guts to bring that up. then he flew