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he was going to go for the top job to go for any political office. >> trump, trump, trump, trump, trump, trump. >> trump draws his energy from the crowd. [ cheers and applause ] >> whoa. >> the adulation. the attention. his success has come largely without a script. >> no teleprompters. >> and without a net. >> look at all of these guys, paparazzi, eye-yae-yae. look at this. >> he's most comfortable in the spotlight. how important is publicity to donald trump? >> well, i think he could do without blood, but he can't do without publicity. >> oxygen, perhaps? >> no it's more than oxygen. it's more than blood. i mean, he lives with it. he absolutely lives with it. that's what he is. listen, he's got his name on everything, on the plane, on the hotel, it's on everything. >> trump steaks are the best you can give. >> that's what he is. he loves it. he lives it. >> now his name is at the top of the ticket and the test is whether someone who has flown under his own banner for 70 years can win the white house and lead another brand, the republican party. so is this now the party of trump? >> i

trump's ego. that's all that it was about. >> it's hard for me to picture you being fearful when you get this and it settles in. >> i was in my young 30s. i'd never had trouble in my life. i had a company where everything was peaceful. i just didn't expect trouble, especially from donald. i thought i'd get a big bouquet and a thank you note. but once the judge, i did get a kick out of it. once the judge ruled on my behalf and made him pay knme in monthly installments, i sent flowers to him every month, and he sent them back saying rejected, and i had flowers on my desk for the next five years. >> when you see laurence tribe last night saying to those women around the country, if he comes after you, if he tries to sue you, we are there for you. it's not just laurence tribe but other prominent lawyers around the country. what do you think that means to donald trump when he sees that? >> it means nothing to donald trump. he's always threatening and does very little. there was so much money at stake,

like donald trump. you fervently like donald trump and you want him to be president. and you are a little bit worried and, frankly, a little bit annoyed with your own political party because you have heard over the last few days that the national republican party is wavering in its support for the republican party's own presidential nominee this year. this guy who you very much support. you've seen news of that over the last few days. you've seen prominent republicans running for office and republican prominent elect owed figureses over the last few days dump donald trump and say they are not going to support him anymore. you saw news this morning, the top republican in congress, speaker of the house paul ryan, he's going to, quote, not defend donald trump anymore. whatever that means. paul ryan is still endorsing donald trump but he says explicitly today he's not going to defend him. it's a little weird but, you know, if you're a donald trump supporter, these headlines are concerning to you. so you are

donald trump's judgment. this is trump on trump. sort of on pence. >> mike pence did an incredible job. and i'm getting a lot of credit because that's really my first so-called choice, that was my first hire as we would say in las vegas. i'd argue that mike had the single-most decisive victory in the history of vice presidential debates. i believe that, too. last night america got to look firsthand at my judgment. that was judgment. >> katy tur is an expert on trump's ego. it was on full display. katie, here we have a guy instead of saying i have a great running mate, the guy did a hell of a job, instead he says, well, this just goes to show that i'm a great man and i know how to pick them. your thoughts about trump and his reaction to last night's strong performance, i believe, by mike pence. >> well, you're right. he did take credit for pence saying that he should get credit because he picked pence as his running mate. it was reminiscent of donald trump taking credit for a number of things on the campaign trail. also reminiscent o

trump, mr. trump, over and over again. the supporters have been out here for several hours now, really trying to show their support for donald trump and they're requesting the media as well. a lot of the reporters have been yelling out here for many hours today, saying that we should really not be focusing on the video that came out yesterday and that we were really doing a disservice and we should be covering some of the resoluti s resolutions. j. stay with me. i have a statement in, donald trump crit sided, said john mccain was not a war hero. he was withdrawing his support of donald trump. i will read you this statement in full. pare with me. 96 to my well-known ditches with donald trump on public policy issues, i have raised questions about his character after the khan gold star family and earlier inappropriate comments about women. just this week, he made statements about innocent men. as i say, there are no excuses for donald trump's demeaning comments, no woman should ever be victimize by this kind of inappropriate

trump lashing out. a defiant donald trump about to rally supporters this hour in the crucial battleground state of pennsylvania. you can see very full crowd there. the republican nominee showing no signs of slowing down his personal attacks on hillary and bill clinton after last night deese bitter presidential debate. trump charging while his sexual lay gresi ly aggressive remark may be bad, the clinton have done far worse. >> they condemn my words but they ignore and defend the reprehensible -- and this is the way it is -- the reprehensible actions of hillary and bill clinton that have destroyed an hurt so many lives. >> this after the house speaker paul ryan took the extraordinary step, frankly, of telling republican lawmakers today that he is not going to be defending the nominee for president for the gop anymore. telling lawmakers to do whatever is best for themselves in their re-election races. hillary clinton, meantime, back on the campaign trail right now trying to keep up the pressure on trump a

trump! >> with the nomination all but in hand, donald trump's campaign team promised the republican establishment that they would soon see a candidate behaving like a president. >> what a crowd. what a crowd. >> instead -- >> i have a judge who is a hater of donald trump. a hater. >> trump decided, as usual, to go his own way. >> the judge has been very unfair, has not done a good job. >> attacking the federal judge presiding over two cases, claiming trump university was a scam that preyed on those who wanted to get rich like trump. >> at trump university we teach success. >> the big political story this morning surrounding donald trump is that he's not backing down from his attack -- >> telling his top surrogates in a conference call that he won't apologize. >> we're in front of a very hostile judge. >> and igniting a firestorm because the judge, gonzalo curiel, an american born in indiana, was of mexican descent. >> he's given us ruling after after ruling after ruling negative. >> i've bee

trump is saying he's not going anywhere. >> phil mattingly, outside trump tower, trump doesn't usually take the advice of the gop leadership. carley fiorina, an advocate of the gop who released and posted donald trump does not represent me or my party. i understand republicans supporting their nominee. our nominee has weighty responsibilities. donald trump failed in these responsibilities. she said, i asked donald trump to step aside and for the rnc to replace him with governor mike pence. we have several examples to underscore that donald trump is digging in his heels. he has been defiant, even by way of his response at midnight last night. will he be responding, in any way to the gop leadership? >> yeah, fred, look, what you saw last night was the window of what you are going to see going forward. i'll see you at the debate. now he's giving interviews saying there's no chance he is going to quit. you made the point. he stuck with his instincts and it got him here. it made him the general election nominee. if you think he is backing off, i don't think you have been paying attention ov

trump, trump's wife and daughter backing up his denials. "people" magazine just named six witnesses who crorroborate a writer's claim that trump attacked her during an interview. standing by for another trump rally. >>> at the white house this afternoon president obama said there are no facts to back up trump's claims that the election is rigged. the president scornfully told the republican nominee to, quote, stop whining cl! . the president accused trump of flattering vladimir putin. trump says if he wins the election he might meet with the russian leader before taking office. >>> i will speak with trump's special counsel, michael kohn. and our correspondents and analysts and guests have full coverage of the day's top stories. starting with jason carroll who is waiting at donald trump's next campaign stop in colorado. jason, trump isn't backing away at all from the claim that this election is rigged. >> reporter: not backing off at all. in fact, wolf. despite members of his own party who have come forward to say it's not the case trump kee

says that donald trump groped her at donald trump tower, a different company in donald trump tower, . the allegation came from mr. trump himself directly by phone last night. this is quoting deblgtly from the "new york times" piece, in a phone interview on tuesday night, a highly agitated mr. donald trump denied every one of the women's claims, trump began shouting at "the new york times" reporter, he said that the times was making up these allegations to hurt him. quote, you're a disgusting human being she told the "new york times" reporter as she questioned him about the women's claims. joins us now for more from the trump campaign and the candidate response to these new allegations. robert costa who's had -- bob, tharpgs very much for being with us tonight. >> great to join you, rachel. >> do we know anything further about the donald trump campaign's response, how they are handling this? how this is landing with them? >> actually we do. i just got off the phone with some of my top sources close to donald trump. and donald trump himself is in miami tonight near doral, his property

trump brand? >> it's hard to value. people put values on it. and you hear all different values. so it would be, you know, i just wouldn't want to know. >> joining us now, david k johnson, author of the book "the making of donald trump". you've got more exposure to donald trump under oath and lawsuits over the years and everything you've written about him. but there he was in that video, as i could tell, digging a hole in his case, where the restaurant company is saying, look, he violated the good faith agreement that, you know, you won't do anything to harm the prospects of this restaurant. and everything he said out there about these people harms the prospect of getting a good customer base in washington, d.c. >> yes, and during the full two hours that i sat and watched, what i was struck by, not only does trump not know things and isn't prepared and keeps saying, don, one of his sons, did this or that or i didn't review the documents. i just signed them. but he throughout it keep the focussing o

but jessica schneider went to a trump rally. the women there already trump supporters. they were willing to go on beyond this tape. the tape itself no longer mattered to them. >> well, you know, this is why locker room talk matters. this is it -- people who talk this way often act this way. some of them are fant cysts. but some of them are actually speaking from experience and desire. it is shocking. this is just awful. and yes we have to -- he's innocent until proven guilty. what i find powerful though is that people are willing to give up their privacy. these women are giving up their privacy by giving their names. we -- mr. trump is innocent until proven guilty. but you know the language he uses, the tweets he sent. at what point are we all just going to come to the conclusion that he's a sexual predator? and that he is running for president. and what kind of symbol are we sending to the world, let alone our children and let alone ourselves if we put in the oval office representative as our bold eagle. head of state remember? someone who is at the very best an allege

>> well, fred trump was very disappointed when his son fred trump jr. wasn't going to work thought the business and was a sensitive soul. and donald stepped in to try to fit this role with his dad. and kurt is exactly right. donald throughout his father's life extracted money from his father. after he owned two casinos, he couldn't make the bond payments on the cast until atlantic city. and there was a ruse in which dad illegally put $3.5 million into his casino so he could make a bond payment. there is a complicated relationship here, but it's clear that father trump never was happy with his son. he shipped him off to a military academy at 12 or 13. and i think that's the reason that donald trump, a 70-year-old man, behaves with the emotions of a 13-year-old boy. he just never recovered from that. and his father tried i think to patch up and make this work because he wanted the family to continue as a powerful and wealthy real estate force. >> so, david, just to follow this through, your sense is that it could be that the father felt maybe i was a litt

dis trump. people ask paul ryan how a conference call with republicans this morning. he did not resent his endorsement of trump but did make it clear he would no longer in pain with or -- campaign with or defend him. ryan urged down ballot gop candidate to "do what is best for you in your district." that caused donald trump to fire off this tweet "paul ryan should spend more time on balancing the budget, jobs and illegal immigration, and not waste his time fighting republican nominees." to trump's chances is what ryan did, and the things we saw over the weekend of people dis-endorsing trump and saying he should step down? this,i think that all of the site of the republican party fleeing donald trump over the weekend, and paul ryan basically telling his members that it is every man for himself now, is going to send a bad message to the kind of voters trump would need if you were to become competitive in the race. let us be clear, on the basis of that poll, donald trump is not remotely close to co

donald trump, they want to talk about issues. trump won't talk about issues. the way he reacts to adversity should scare everyone. when you are president of the united states, there's influx in adversity all the time. the fact that he's unable to process this, that is concerning. he's upping the base calling the election rigged, saying it's a global conspiracy. >> we'll leave it there. >> it keeps our country and democracy so special. he's trying to undermine that for special reasons. that is dangerous. >> thank you so much, ladies, appreciate it. reminder, fresh off the heels of these sexual misconduct allegations, we are going hear from the republican nominee at any moment now in that space right there taking that stage in portsmouth, new hampshire. we'll take you there live as it happens. we'll be right back. if you're searching other travel sites to find a better price... ...stop clicking around... the lowest prices on our hotels are always at hilton.com. so pay less and get more only at hilton.com. sprint? i'm hearing good things about the network. all th

that read women for trump, hispanics for trump. and some of the folks were actually chanting the words the media is corrupt. when you're sitting inside trump tower i can tell you some of the supporters of donald trump are readily approaching reporters and saying the media shouldn't be reporting on what came out yesterday. that they should really be focused on the corruption of hillary clinton. so there are some tensions running high right now. anything else we get from inside trump tower we will bring that to you. >> that's so important to hear what the voters are saying next. what the pundits are saying and other republican lawmakers are saying. is the sense you're getting from people who are pointing their finger at the media they believe the media was complicit in this? that is an assertion michelle bachmann made earlier today on cnn. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. i think it's very fair to say that some supporters who have come out here are angry at the media. there is definitely a sense that this whole controversial has been f

it is donald trump's. i am with him, but, again, he's got a tough task ahead of him and i hope he -- america needs it. we cannot continue. >> you say win women over. you do not believe these tapes ruin his chances of winning this election under any circumstances? >> you know, i sure hope not. again, i believe in forgiveness. i believe in second chances. if this were something he did in -- >> forgiveness and voting for somebody is two different things. >> sure. >> you can forgive somebody and say, but i don't think i can vote for this guy. >> of course. of course. but forgiveness only happens when you say i'm sorry. i would love hillary clinton to say she's sorry for saying i'm deplorable, irredeemable. i would like her to say she's sorry for -- i think we have a far more deeply flawed candidate on the other side and i will make that case aglessively and given this binary choice, it is a binary choice now, i think donald trump is the option that matters for america, for women, for color, for all colors, for

the trump campaign should be having at least some influence on trump. if they could fix that, that is 90% of their trouble. i think it is a bridge too far, knowing trump. don't waste time on fantasy stuff, try to get trump to act like a change candidate without risk. that is the trap he keeps walking into. mark: including keeping him out of his head. mike: there is an old joke in my business, never tell the candidate a joke on debate they you don't want to hear. whatever you do, don't tell this joke -- two alligators, a rabbi, next thing they know they go for the joke. less clutter in his head. trump is better more focused on change, i will deliver the economy and i am not the bogie monster. john: last question on the clinton side. we all know barack obama and michelle obama, a great story. two new surrogates, one old, one new. bill clinton, al gore. what you do about bill clinton and saying stuff that is problematic? should she be employing al gore or not? mike: i would put bill clinton in those metal bending states. bill clinton is the best weapon the

and trump has to figure this out. if he doesn't, he's going to lose his election. >> let's talk about the veterans thing. explain it. he said, basically, that some people get ptsd and some don't, same denies as a battlefield. >> he was talking about veterans suicide and saying they've seen some really terrible things and some veterans can't handle it. i think a lot of people interpreted that as a really mean comment, as him saying that -- >> joe biden did. >> right. as him saying they're week, for -- >> was that the right thing for a guy running for commander in chief to say, that some guys can't hack -- >> john? >> i think he'll still have the veterans vote. the guy he talks to. i think he's -- >> gene, last word. is this going to hurt him? because he made that shot about john mccain not being a hero. >> it's not going to help him. >> he's not a warrior. he wasn't there. >> the roundtable is sticking with us. up next, these three will tell me something i don't know. we'll be right back. this is the place for politics

trump's taxes revealed. "the new york times" saying they got their hands on some of donald trump's decades old tax returns. >> the report shows trump declared a nearly $1 billion loss back in 1995. now this suggests that he may have legally avoided paying federal income taxes for up to 18 years. >> plenty of questions this morning, but with fewer than 40 days now until the election, does this change the race at all? we're digging into it. first, here's what's inside "the new york times" report. >> reporter: "the new york times" report indicates donald trump in 1995 reported a $916 million loss and lists tax benefits used after a turbulent financial period for his businesses in the early 1990s. the paper citing tax experts said trump could have used his loss to cancel out taxes for nearly two decades. the paper says it obtained the three pages of documents when they were mailed to a reporter last month. a postmark indicated the documents were mailed from new york city and the return address claimed the envelo

donald trump is listening. care plan my child allows every family in america to deduct their childcare expenses from their income taxes. >>'s childcare plan makes a difference for working families. more money, more freedom. he's helping americans just like us. john: what do you think of this ad? will its tone work for donald trump? mark: that will infuriate the clinton campaign because they will say this is sony and fake -- is phony and fake. i think republicans will say, that is a good ad. and say, why didn't we raise the money to put ads like that on in august and not october? john: television advertising has not moved very much on either side. the markets have spend tons of money. have a massive advantage in terms of how much they have spent, but the dynamics are driven by these candidates that have so much free media attention. that reflected the weight donald trump -- if that reflected the way donald trump campaigned, maybe, but it doesn't, so i don't think it will move the needle. trump move over suburban

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i was going after donald trump and mike pence was kind of going after trump with me. and i can't imagine that that made the donald too happy. so there may have been some interesting conversations about that today on the other side of the aisle. >> joining me now from las vegas, nevada, tonight, nbc news correspondent katy tur. and it seems to me the democrats have tried to spring another trap for donald trump trying to get under his skin that his own running mate is not defending him. i'm curious the kind of mood in trump world right now. >> you know, i have not heard that they're upset by governor pence's performance in any way or that they're worried that he might have upstaged donald trump. there was a lot of pushback to that reporting from the campaign. but what i can tell you was that before they were deciding on who was going to be donald trump's running mate, there was some concern about choosing somebody who would upstage donald trump, somebody like newt gingrich or chris christie who is more of a politician, a more practiced politician, bombastic politicians

he's done with trump. he's done campaigning with him, he's done defending him, he's not going to appear with him. he's done. but he's not going to get into sort of an open warfare situation with trump if it means risking republicans being able to hang on to their majority, because it's the on thing they have to protect against the clinton agenda. >> dan, i want to try to understand what's going on, from a sociological point of view. and i've asked you questions like this before in the context of, people who have been never trump and those who haven't. this weekend, you had a number of elected officials who were in tough races, who repudiated trump, either said he shouldn't be the nominee or took back their endorsements. then you had a few people like john thune, number three senate republican, not up for re-election, who also said, you know, trump shouldn't be our nominee. what's causing some people to say that and many other people who may be repulsed, but aren't withdrawing their endorsement or questioni

now, having said that, donald trump, melania trump, the trump campaign have all said those words were-r offensive, regrettable, and he apologized. we need to move on. talking about apologizing, when is hillary clinton going to apologize for saying terror is not a threat to this nation? she also said we cannot vet all the refugees coming in from syria but she wants 550% more -- >> it takes 18 months to get syrian refugees into the country. boris, we have to leave it there. senior adviser to the trump campaign. we've been asking for our microsoft pulse question four weeks before the election. trump tweets the shackles have been taken off and calls paul ryan a weak leader. will that tactic help? head over to pulse.msnbc.com and cast your vote. if this was a shackled trump compared to unshackled, it will be interesting. >>> the election 20 days away, wikileaks releasing more on the campaign, so how much damage could this do to clinton? our own ari melber is digging through those and we'll talk to him next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. narrator: adventure bu

she says she met donald trump in trump tower. after they shook hands crook said, trump, quote, kissed me directly on the mouth, end quote. she said, quote, it was so inappropriate, i was so upset that he thought i was so insignificant. the other woman, jessica lead, said trump assaulted her while sitting on an airplane. she described it. watch. >> it was a real shock when all of a sudden his hands were all over me. he started encroaching on my space, and i hesitate to use this expression, but i'm going to, and that is he was like an octopus. it was like he had six arms. he was all over the place. he had stuck with the upper part of the body i might not have gotten -- i might not have gotten that upset, but when he started putting his hand up my skirt, that was it. that was it. >> she says she moved back -- she had been invited to come up and sit in first class. she went back to coach and stayed there for the rest of the flight and she -- there are people who apparently she told this story to contemporaneously. folks, if you saw t

this is who donald trump is. but it's not only women and it's not only this video that raises questions about his fitness to be our president. because he has also targeted immigrants, african-americans, latinos, people with disabilities, p.o.w.s, muslims and so many others. >> reporter: as he long threatened, trump rehashed old clinton controversies. bringing to the debate three women who accused bill clinton of sexual misconduct in the 1990s. >> if you look at bill clinton, far worse. mine are words and his was action. >> i am reminded of what my friend michelle obama advised us all. when they go low, you go high. >> reporter: trump in an extraordinary remark threatening to jail clinton if he becomes president over her handling of classified material on her private e-mail server as secretary of state. >> if i win, i am going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation. >> it's just awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the l

trump. when we talk about mr. trump going in the wrong direction, what he's reacting to is party leadership taking a and that exacerbates the problems. when you look at who's causing the framework, it's the reason mr. trump exists. these people fold like cheap chairs. charles: there are a lot of establishment republicans who could not wait for the first excuse to bail out on donald trump. >> we know it's obviously the case. mr. ryan says he not going to defend trump anymore. he never did. i never campaigned with him. the the same with senator mccain and others. that's why we are in this reformation. republicans and americans want people who have a spine and who will stand up for this country, for americans and against our enemy. the on the person on the scene doing that is donald trump. charles: matt connelly, you are a democratic strategist and former nascar champion. what do you make of this tirade? i know last night donald trump in your state had 10,000 folks out there, they were excited and energized. can this

only 29% support trump. i hear you, kayly, that they wanted bernie sanders but they're not crazy about donald trump. >> yeah. this is where donald trump could improve. he has a message that millennials will hear. that is, i'm going to better the economy. you're going to have jobs. you're still hurt by the great recession. i'm here to help you. i don't think he's effectively brought that case to college campuses, to millennials. he has four weeks left. he should start to do that. that's important. >> i totally agree. look, last night hillary clinton was at ohio state. 18,500 people showed up. it doesn't speak to who's going to vote but it definitely speaks to enthusiasm. millennials aren't stupid at all. they're very smart. they're paying attention. there was a muslim woman, a young muslim woman asked donald trump how are you going to deal with islamophobia. a blackman asked him how are you going to bring america together as president? what does he do, he talks about inner city violence which he assumed becau

trump. a top rnc official tells cnn, it's unrealistic and risky to besiege 50 simpbt secretaries of state to change ballots or pursue write-in efforts. we are stuck and so is pence. calls for dumping trump coming hours after trump was caught on video making sexually explicit and vulgar comments toward women. his microphone was on during an unaired taping of ""access hollywoo hollywood", in 2005. it is extremely graphic. >> i moved on her and i failed. i'll admit it. >> whoa. >> i did join [ bleep ] she was married. i moved on her very heavily. in fact, i took her furniture shopping. she wanted to get furniture. i said i'll show you where they have nice furniture. i moved on her like a --. i couldn't get there. she was married. then i see her with the phony blood pressure and everything. >> she's hot as -- in the purple. yes, the donald is good. oh, my man. wait, you have to look. >> maybe it's a different one. >> better not be. that's her with the gold. i better eat tic tac's in case i start

i don't know if your viewers have heard of the tour de trump or trump airlines or trump mortgages probably not because they all were miserable failures -- >> and he's made a lot of mon money -- >> i guess he started with a lot of money and he's lost a lot of money. he's gone bankrupt three times. trump has never also done anything for the public good. he's 70 years old. he's never done one thing. his charity doesn't give money to anybody -- >> hold on a second, tim. hold on his foundation does give money to people. what the investigation -- >> he doesn't give -- >> he hasn't personally contributed to the trump foundation. >> he's a billionaire. he's a billionaire. >> but the foundation gives money. >> he gives no money to charity. a billionaire. all of us give more money to charity than he does. i'm not anywhere near a billionaire. he's never advocated for a political issue. you know he's never been out in the public space saying this is what we can do to make the country better. he crapped on reagan, bush, clinton, obama and said they were all terrible. and that he could do better without

you have trump doing something similar here. >> why not just rename breitbart trump? and we're done. >> tnn. yeah, i think matthew's right about the idea of something broader. there's a new thing on snapchat, we the people. and the founder of politico, they did a snap blast saying that what donald trump really wants is a media empire. you're right, that the barriers to entry are much lower. you take the blaze model that glenn beck did. i talked to experts who said you could do that for around $20 million. whereas the oprah network costs $100 million. he's going to be on the tv where you change the channel. >> the tv he knows how to find. >> we're going to have to leave it there. mike alan and michael garahan. >>> coming up, we always know when donald trump is watching tv, because he always tweets about what's watching on tv as he did with "saturday night live." we can only imagine what he would have tweeted if he knew where to find "family guy" last night, when they got on the trump access hollywood bus. that's coming up. start yours with philips sonicare, the no.1 ch

donald trump wins on that. the other big issues, hillary clinton a little bit on terrorism, a bit on immigration. what has her campaign been about, saying he's erratic, unfit, temperamentally not fit to be president of the united states. the voters agree, nearly 30 points she wins on the question of which candidate has the best temperament to be president, also wins by 15 points when voters are asked which of these two do you trust to be commander in chief? she's winning on the qualification for the job, if you will, even though she trails on the economy. the biggest question of all, anderson, anything in the new national numbers to change this? cnn electoral map shows hillary clinton with a lopsided advantage. there's some reasons to say donald trump's republican support is coming back, maybe that will help him in the west where he's struggling. there's also good reasons for secretary clinton. she leads when we asked voters in the midwest, when asked who they'd pick for president. look at the national numbers

we have not heard any of that from the trump campaign. no word from the trump campaign. what can you tell us? >> there was no comment from governor pence. he has not spoken about this or at the rally appearance that he made and knowing mike pence and having covered him overtime, prior to going on the high profile platform like the "today" show, he would check for guidance about what he would say about such a question. he would not have just tried to come up with that on his. that was saying there was additional evidence and so far nothing has been produced. he talks about it happening within hours and more than eight hours has passed now. this was governor pence in another difficult situation. even though he talked about his discomfort with the original audio recordings that were the first wave of this one week ago, he is not aggressive. he said the subsequent issues continue to talk about the importance of focusing on the campaign and the choices between two different visions for the country. now here's another instance where he has in effect suspended donald trump by s

one of trump's staunchest supporters rudy giuliani supporting trump on the airwaves. take a listen. >> is there any chance that donald trump is going to listen to the republican party leaders begging him to with trau? >> i think that he answered that yesterday by saying that he is in the race, and he is going to remain in the race. he was selected by more republican voters than anyone has ever been selected in a republican primary and he owes them to duty to run. >> and then there's this campaign manager, kellyanne conway tweeting the pictures of trump topday with the top advisers and including herself smiling with the nominee, and speculation swirls of anger and discontent with trump. and my fellow road warriors, haley and casey have been following every twist and turn since news of the trump tape broke and there is a lot of twists and turns. thank you, guys for being here. >> appreciate it. >> you can barely catch your breath. >> getting run off of the road. >> and haley, i want to start with you, and trump's plane landing moments ago and we know that the team is in

what is the trump campaign saying? they obviously like everybody in this country in many ways blindsided by this. >> absolutely erin and they are scrambling to contain the fallout for what is obviously a devastating story for the campaign at a moment just before the debate rematch with hillary clinton. as soon as that was released a statement from donald trump we can put this up on screen. it is sort of an politician. this was locker room banter, a private conversation that took place many years soog. bill clinton has said far worse to me on the golf course. not even close. i apologize if anyone was offended. erin, a lot of people were offended by. this including inside the republican party. i talked to a top campaign advisor for donald trump. i asked this person can donald trump survive this and this person responded it is pretty tough. >> i think there is an acknowledgment inside the trump campaign that they don't know how their candidate can survive this at this point. we can tell you that his vice presidential runn

21:52- 21:55 "trump... everyone trump?" 2:53-2:58 "hillary, hillary, hillary." 21:59-22:03 "it's clinton... haha." (game show ding) 13:07-13:13 "who said it... i have never seen a thin person driniking diet coke? trump... simpson..." 6:06-6:09 "gotta say trump... clinton..." 19:36-19:40 "donald... bingo 4 for 4... nailed it." (1018 trump clinton planes raw gai) "1:04 nats- i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. i don't know what i said, ahh, i don't remember. narrator: and joe heck says i have "high hopes we'll see donald trump become president." trump: you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever. narrator: heck says he "completely supports" trump. certaiway.ood coming out of her wherever. reporter: do you trust him having his finger on the nuclear button? heck: i do. reporter: why do you say that? heck: why wouldn't i? narrator: donald trump and joe heck. wrong for nevada. narrator: donald trump and joe heck. putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thi

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that's why lewandowski said let trump be trump. i am not going to try to speak for him. ultimately, he will go out and contradict everybody anyway. in nevada, most polling suggests trump is way behind. they are still looking for the right inside stray combination to get to 270 electoral votes. talk about the event you are at right now, the staging of it, compared to some other states where he spent more time. katy: trump got on stage and to the first thing he said was make sure to mail in your vote. that's what you do in colorado. you mail in your vote. they are trying to get on the ground here with the rnc, team up, and go door-to-door. andrado is a tough state, donald trump has not had a good operation here from the start. during the primaries, he basically did not show up for the convention, and they all but handed it over to ted cruz. donald trump talked about the gop convention being rigged against him then. this is the home of the never trump movement. colorado has not been easy from the start. he has vocal supporters here, and you can hear them behind me. but for

still voting for trump. more than ever the question looms. whose party is this? we will bring in a former republican congressman from minnesota and thank you for taking a few minutes. let me start with that basic question with the numbers we showed. is it fair to say this party is much more donald trump's party than paul ryan's party? >> i hate to say it, but i'm afraid that's right. trump won fair and square. he didn't get a majority of votes, but he got more than anyone else. we see in poll after poll, some of the more obnoxious positions of donald trump on trade and immigration are indeed supported by a plurality or majority of the republican electorate. the numbers on paul ryan i put in a different category. that's a reflection of people disgusted with congress and a reflection on paul personally. trump won the nomination and he rallied a large and growing faction within the republican party. there is no evidence he broadened out and is able to appeal what republicans need to appeal to if they are ever t

will these trump supporters go anywhere? is donald trump continuing to push them? >> this is one of the things that i think is most depressing for me as a conservative. i have a fellow talk show host up in the green bay area who opened up the phone lines. one caller after another rationalized and justified donald trump's behavior. and i think this is one thing that we have to see is the extent to which donald trump actually corrupts his supporters, that it's not just who donald trump is and what his character is but what he is leading people to accept and to say. you know, that is a cringe worthy moment and it's an indication, though, of what donald trump could potentially do not just to the conservative movement and to republicans but to the culture as a whole. >> has he corrupted ben carson? this is a guy who rose to prominence as a man of faith who yesterday said, oh, it's locker room talk. we've all heard this. that doesn't sound like the ben carson we know. >> you know -- you know -- and i have to say, you know, as i look around the number of really fundamenta

donald trump 44. trump led on this dynamic throughout the campaign. a two-term democratic presidency. about even or she has a slight edge on issue who would change the country for the better, dan, that's ball game. game, set, match. >> everything we've seen over the last six weeks suggested this campaign moved farther and farther and farther away from donald trump. >> this debate like bending steel, how does they bend that back in a debate? >> frank bely, i don't know. i'm not sure it's possible at this point for him to do it. the question, how does he want to spend the last 20 days of this election? does he want to continue to hammer, hammer, hammer away, continue to make wild charges or does he want to begin to back off a little bit. you know, there's no evidence that the donald trump we've seen the last 16 or 18 months will change and be a different candidate, but these are real issues for him as well as for the country. >> that change argument was, was really what his most effective tool was, for these critical groups of voters he is losing like s

there goes trump. romneys boy mitt rolls out a formula to try to stop the trump machine. >> a business genius he is not. >> meanwhile, hoover is booed after the convention stage as he urges delegates to vote their conscious. >> cast his ballot in the way that his judgment and his own conscious shall dictate. >> as panic sets in, a young hoax. >> deeply shocked and deeply regretful about the results. >> now it's all over but the singing. [singing] ? ? >> okay. well there you have it. that's to get a sample. we're working up quite a bet tomorrow. it's going to be fun. our special satire episode. don't miss it tomorrow nht that's our show tonight. soo you again tomorrow night. ?? ?? >>> hey, y'all, welcome to "dish nation." anywhere in the world you're here with us. for that, we thank you. now last night it was a threesome op empire. we'll talk about that a little bit later. virginity to a lady of night. >>> but first, porsha, you were on celebrity apprentice. >> yeah. >> do you know that o.j. simpson was

with donald trump. >> her father-in-law. >> she's married to eric trump t second son in the trump family. she talked about her personal experience. if you look at the individuals who have worked with donald trump for a period of 10, 20, 30 years and he's promoted them in the business world. people you know and look you had a personal traction with donald trump in the apprentice you never saw this type of interaction whatsoever. and i think if you go through and look at the executives and people who have no vested interest in bringing out a story which is two and a half or three weeks before an election. you have to take the totality of this. and these people f they have a story to tell: i agree with kayleigh. could be told in the court of law or six months ago. eight months ago. what we saw come out today is another bill clinton accuser today. >> another woman i spoke to a woman i know personally. and what he said on the tape exactly what happened to her. that is why she came to me and told the story. that is why they say they came out out now corey. and david let me ask you. is there an

trump. not a good night last night. do you believe at this point it would do him good politically to admit that he lost? mark: i'm stipulating between what is and what ought to be. i felt, this morning, he ought to say, "it was my first day debating. i don't like how the questions went. i will do better next time." his supporters says -- his supporters say he won. rush limbaugh said that he won. as brazen and as counterfactual as it was, i think he should tough it through. pretend it did not happen and hope it does not affect the polls. john: i don't like giving donald trump advice on what to do. what not to do. we will talk about it more. he plainly lost the debate. there are examples in the past with bush in 2004 and obama in 2012 with a campaign did not , "we lost." say but they have come out and said you know it was not a good night. that helps with better credibility with the media. credibility with the mainstream media is not how donald trump advances himself politically. barack obama

trump. >> i met mr. trump when i was a candidate on "the apprentice" in season 5. i had the utmost admiration and even after i was fired i saw him as a potential employer. ? 2007 i was going to be in new york for a social obligation. i contacted mr. trump's office to see if he was available for lunch. i was informed he could not have lunch but he would like to meet me with him in his office. when i arrived he kissed me on the lips. i was surprised but thought perhaps it was just his form of greeting. we sat and spoke. he was extremely complimentary. he said that he was impressed with how i handled myself on "the apprentice." he said he had never met anyone with my combination of being smart, attractive and with the largest set of balls adds i had. he said he would love to have me work for him. mr. trump said he would be coming to los angeles soon and he would contact me. i felt as though i was reaching for my brass ring i was very excited. i felt as though my dream of working for mr. trump might come true. as i was about to leave he again kissed me on the lips. thi

donald trump -- >> donald trump's son says that the trump organization -- >> please, senator, i'll give you a chance. >> we're going to rebuild our military. and let me, this whole putin thing -- look. america is stronger than russia. our economy is 16 times larger than the russian economy. america's political system is superior to the crony corrupt system in russia in every way. when donald trump and i observe that, as i've said, in syria, in iran, in ukraine, that the small and bullying leader of russia has been stronger on the world stage than this administration, that's stating painful facts. that's not an endorsement of vladimir putin. that's an indictment of the weak leadership of hillary clinton and barack obama. >> well, this is one where you can just go to the tape on it. vladimir putin is a -- >> that is absolutely inaccurate. >> and i just think -- >> i said, he's been stronger on the world stage. >> no, you said leader. >> i did not. >> and, i'll just say this, governor. if you mistake leadership for dictatorship and you can't tell the difference, a country that's running it

trump isn't saying. but in the backwards logic of real estate developers, complex tax laws and the lawyers who exploit them, it could be that trump has become wealthy, that he wins by losing. >> mr. trump was a spectacular loser. he lost a lot of money from the casinos. he lost a lot of money from trump shuttle. the airline shuttle. and he lost a lot of money from the plaza hotel in new york. across the board, losing money, apparently. now, some of those losses may have been inflated by the generous tax sheltering that's afforded real estate developers and active managers of businesses. >> reporter: we can't see donald trump's tax records, but experts speculate the $916 million loss may not exactly be a loss at all. at least not a loss of trump's money. richard lipten, a real estate tax expert in chicago, says a quirk in an old law since changed in 2002 so favorably benefited real estate developers that it is highly likely donald trump's 1995 write-off was actually a write-off of borrowed money. >> there

trump is no dummy. he knows election day is november 8th. >> i only want the attractive one to come up to the booth. >> reporter: new york. >> only in new york. the next hour of "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> hello again. thank you for joining me. i'm fredricka whitfield. the countdown is on. less than 23 days until the election. two more major polls show clinton in the lead. abc news/"washington post" poll shows clinton four points ahead of trump. an nbc/wall street journal poll shows clinton ahead by 11 points. the polls were after the leaked tape of trump bragging about p grabbing women. trump is saying the election is rigged and the media is being dishonest. >> the election is rigged by media pushing false allegations and outright lies in an effort to elect hillary clinton president. but we are going to stop them. we are not going to back down. >> those comments just as a ninth woman has stepped forward, accusing trump of making unwanted sexual advances toward her at his mar-a-lago estate in f