this is personal for jorge ramos. you can tell in his tone and in the way he tries to ask these questions that right now it's become like a moral crusade for jorge ramos and he's making it very clear to the latinos watching his show that donald trump -- >> i believe that walter cronkite had something to say and people said if you lost walter cronkite maybe you lost the country. if you lost jorge ramos, maybe you lost the spanish community. >> walter cronkite went on a reporter trip to vietnam and came back and said it looked like the u.s. was losing the war. he was not waving his arm and interrupting people. let's look at other donald trump rally where he read from a "times" article about how hispanic media are treating the donald. take a look. >> ricardo sanchez, spanish drive time radio show in los angeles has taken to calling donald j. trump -- in other words the man of the toupee. this is on the front page of "the new york times." i don't wear a toupee. it's my hair. i swear. is it mine? look. >> it is. >> yes, i

everybody is tiptoeing around jorge ramos. i think what trump did in this press conference is he was calling on someone else. and jorge jumped the line, you know, much like illegal immigrants do. they jump the line. you think people watching it, even if they don't like trump all that much, they also don't like boorish journalists who constantly interrupt and don't wait their time. so, try to engage, had him sent out. but, when he brought him back in, bill, and as you pointed out, engaged with jorge ramos, i think trump did himself a huge favor, and i think ramos kind of looked like a student who ramos been sent out to detention and then came back and you know, was kind of behaving a little bit better. but i don't think it came off great for ramos. i think trump obviously -- even liberals are saying it was a masterful performance. >> all i see is he's a bully, this is trump. he's that, he's that. >> over at the competing cable morning show. >> oh okay. they're not that liberal >> they were pretty fair looking at it. >> they'll

jorge ramos was the first to transgress. there is no reason for him to come right out of the gate and be very aggressive. a lot of people are pointing out that he is a journalist but he was acting more like an activist. if you're going to do that, people will have a problem with that and ask you to leave. he did get brought back. i think the exchange that happened was pretty interesting. jorge ramos was at a disadvantage because he didn't have a mic on. trump came off better than if jorge ramos would have asked the question and obey the rules all the rest of the journalists had to. >> we didn't hear it there but he talks about building buildings. he said how can you build a fence? he said i build 90-story buildings. i can build a fence. we want everyone to listen to this moment. >> who is next? excuse me. sit down. you weren't called. sit down. sipt down. no, you don't. you haven't been called. go back to univision. go ahead. go ahead. >> you cannot deport 11 million people. >> go ahead. sit down, please. you weren't called.

what ensued wasn't a heckler situation because jorge ramos is a reporter but not a heckler. this was a very confrontational and tense moment. and this may have happened before and i don't know about it. but at least as far as i know this is the first time i have seen donald trump, presidential candidate, confronted so bluntly in a way he could not control. and that tells you something about jorge ramos the reporter, but it also today showed us something about donald trump. about about how he deals with direct personal confrontation he was not expecting and it turned out to be super tense and super fascinating to watch. >> i have a question about immigration. your immigration plan -- >> who's next? sit down, you weren't called. sit down. sit down. >> go ahead. >> i have the right to ask a question. >> no, you don't, is you haven't been called. >> go back to univision. go ahead. >> you cannot deport 11 million people, mr. trump. you cannot deport 11 million people. you cannot -- >> go ahead. go ahead. >> you cannot deny citizenship to -- >> sit down, please. you weren't called

what ensued wasn't a heckler situation because jorge ramos is a reporter but not a heckler. this was a very confrontational and tense moment. and this may have happened before and i don't know about it. but at least as far as i know this is the first time i have seen donald trump, presidential candidate, confront ed so blunty in a way he could not control. and that tells you something about jorge ramos the reporter, but it also today showed us something about donald trump. about about how he deals with direct personal confrontation he was not expecting and it turned out to be super tense and super fascinating to watch. >> i have a question about immigration. your immigration plan -- >> who's next? sit down, you weren't called. sit down. sit down. >> go ahead. >> i have the right to ask a question. >> no, you don't, is you haven't been called. >> go back to univision. go ahead. >> you cannot deport 11 million people, mr. trump. you cannot deport 11 million people. you cannot -- >> go ahead. go ahead. >> you cannot deny citizenship to -- >> sit down, please. you weren't called

and jorge ramos has deep among hispanics. >> latino walter cronkite. >> jorge ramos made "time" magazine cover earlier this year as one of the 100 most influential people. >> to be clear jorge ramos is the most powerful news man in spanish tv. often called the walter cronkite in latino, america. >> joining us now to analyze the situation enrique, syndicated columnist reuben. am i being too hard on mr. ramos here? >> not at all, bill, i agree with you. first of all, a pleasure to be on with you again and with my good friend aenrique. his heart is in the right place but head in the wrong place. you are wrong about ramos. he is try to being what activist and journalist. blending the two together is not working. clearly overstepped his grounds in iowa and i think donald trump acted appropriate i can't tellly removing him. even more appropriately to bring him back to field his questions. >> okay. i don't have any beef with jorge if he becomes a commentator like me or even if he labels commentary. it's a more difficult road, it's more difficult to do that. now, you are an activist. you are a p

i think he left himself up to have a sit down with jorge ramos. if that happens everybody will be watching that interview. >> everyone stay with us. we will take a break here. coming up, we will look at donald trump's policies. he actually did discuss some policies tonight and one a very surprising liberal take on a major policy. and republican presidential candidate ben carson decides to discuss the black lives matter movement. he has some advice for themes. two black lives advocates will discuss the campaign and what they are hoping to achieve with the candidates. >>> and fresh from vacation, president obama is ready to take on what he called the crazies. isn't it beautiful when things just come together? build a beautiful website with squarespace. tsummer event is here. now get the unmistakable thrill and the incredible rush of the mercedes-benz you've always wanted. but you better get here fast... yay, daddy's here! here you go, honey. thank you. ...because a good thing like this phew! won't last forever. see your authorized dealer for an incr

ramos. >> donde no podemos nada mÁs esperar que voces muy respetables como la de jorge ramos sean la voz, la Única voz que se escuche. alejandro: por otro lado ante la intenciÓn de joe arpaio de viajar a mÉxico, algunas organizaciones se pronunciaron en contra. >> haciendo un llamado a organizarnos las organizaciones de los estados unidos y mÉxico en contra de esta ola xenofÓbica y diciÉndole que no es bienvenido a mÉxico. alejandro: a pesar de no haber restricciÓn alguna para viajar, la idea de viajar sÓlo fue expresada a los medios de comunicaciÓn en estados unidos. >> hasta el momento la calcinlerÍa mexicana no tiene iinformaciÓn. tambiÉn seÑalÓ que no responderÁ a ninguna especulaciÓn. en ciudad de mÉxico, univisiÓn. ilia: en miami el representante republicano por la florida fue tajante en su condena a la propuesta migratoria de donald trump. dijo ble su plan es un fraude y una distracciÓn que impide la formulaciÓn de una reforma migratoria integral en los estados unidos. en sus declaraciones al margen de un foro sobre reforma migratoria, el legislador dijo t

locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. illia: buenas noches. el precandidato presidencial republicano donald trump, respondiÓ varias preguntas de jorge ramos en un tenso cara a cara que tuvo lugar en medio de una conferencia de prensa en iowa. inicialmente el seÑor donald trump se negÓ a contestar las preguntas y pidiÓ a seguridad que lo expulsaron y luego lo volvieron a invitar ingresar. estas Últimas palabras las hizo volteando. una vez que el periodista saliÓ del salón. trump explicÓ las razones de la expulsiÓn. momentos mÁs tarde se le permitiÓ la entrada a ramos y el intercambio de preguntas y respuestas comenzÓ. el tema central fue inmigraciÓn. y las interrupciones no faltaron. y ese tipo de dinÁmica fue lo que se vio en esta sesiÓn de preguntas y respuestas. el magnate sacÓ a relucir la demanda que tiene contra un inicial preguntÁndole a jorge ramos si Él sabÍa por cuÁnto dinero era y luego dijo " los hispanos me aman", a pesar de que una encuesta de gallup demostrÓ que sólo el 14% tiene una vi

jorge ramos ejected, then invited back in. trump continuing a war with fox news, yet his numbers go up, up, up. let's go through it with john, editor-in-chief of the daily best and margaret hoover. jorge ramos stands up, does he what has a right to do, but was not right in that context. he gets what some suggest he was looking for. he gets ushered back in, gets to have a fight with trump. who was right? >> to say he was aggressive, sure. if you want to make america right again, respect speech for someone other than yourself. >> he wasn't called on. >> he wasn't because donald trump is in a lawsuit using legal violence. >> legal violence. >> it's what happens with bullies and thugs. >> calling him a bully and a thug. >> you are right. there is a double standard going on where he's getting millions of dollars of free air time. everyone is watching for a car crash. it goes into his overall snuffing out of the conversation in the field. when he hustles a respected reporter out of the room, they should do more than chew their cud.

i think he left himself up to have a sit down with jorge ramos. if that happens everybody will be watching that interview. >> everyone stay with us. we will take a break here. coming up, we will look at donald trump's policies. he actually did discuss some policies tonight and one a very surprising liberal take on a major policy. and republican presidential candidate ben carson decides to discuss the black lives matter movement. he has some advice for themes. two black lives advocates will discuss the campaign and what they are hoping to achieve with the candidates. >>> and fresh from vacation, president obama is ready to take on what he called the crazies. to folre whose diabetic nerve pain... shoots and burns re whose its way into your day, i hear you. to everyone with this pain that makes ordinary tasks extraordinarily painful, i hear you. make sure your doctor hears you too! i hear you because i was there when my dad suffered with diabetic nerve pain. if you have diabetes and burning, shooting pain in your feet or hands, don't suffer in silenc

you have jorge ramos that says he's an immigrant himself. why is it bullying and an unreasonable question for him to challenge the republican front runner on his plan to deport 11 million people. >> it's not unreasonable to ask a question but ramos has been to a lot of press conferences. you don't just get to stand up and ask a question when you want to and direct things when there is someone on stage. ramos knows this and donald trump see seiized on that momen >> i'm a reporter and i've been to place where is they shout questions. was that interaction damaging or a positive for donald trump? >> i think it was a positive for donald trump. i mean, jorge ramos knew better and knew -- >> agree. >> if he were to step out, he planned this and went out and -- it wasn't even questions. he was throwing out figures, if you can't deport these millions of people. he's incredibly passionate about this issue but at the end of the day, what happened here was that donald trump was not frazzled and didn't back down and actually, i thought jorge ramos looked

but jorge ramos and i are different people and we have different mos. >> jorge ramos kept repeating he's a report er. >> come on in, howard. >> there is it an editorial or whatever. these things happen in press conferences and in public events. it's how they're handled. it's not whether ramos was right to do it or whether he didn't. this is a test for trump. and i think -- i think trump, as i said before, did not do so well in the beginning. he came back. he was patient with him. he was -- he scored some points. he has points for that. initially dent know what he was doing. he had the guy kicked out. he didn't get points for that except for his base. that's not what he's trying to expand. i think this is a test and he probably passed. >> the press conference was just the pregame last night. there is another huge rally. he let loose on his opponents, washington. >> these other guys, they go around and make a speech in front of 21 people. they read the same speech. blah, blah, blah. they have teleprompters. i think they should outlaw teleprompters for anybody, for anybody running for presi

trump going head to head with yien vision anchor jorge ramos during a news conference in iowa tuesday. >> excuse me. sit down. you weren't called. sit down. sit down. sit down. go ahead. no, you don't. you haven't been called. go back to univision. >> ramos was escorted out of the room while questioning trump on his immigration policy. he dman yals is in new york with more on trum's latest battle with the media. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. jorge ramos was eventually allowed back in the news conference where he continued to engage with donald trump. all of this happened on the same day trump continued to trade barbs with personalities at fox news channel. >> sit down. sit down. sit down. >> reporter: the temperature turned up on donald trump's simmering feud with univision. jorge ramos was escorted out while peppering the gop front-runner on his immigration policy. >> i have a right as a u.s. citizen, as a journalist to ask a question. >> reporter: when allowed back in, he continued his line of questioning, mainly on trump's proposal to end birth rite citizenship and bui

periodista: donald trump empezÓ el dÍa hablando de jorge ramos. en una entrevista telefÓnica una cadena de televisiÓn. dijo que ramos habÍa estado totalmente fuera de lugar, pero muchos otros creen que el que estuvo fuera de lugar fue el precandidato republicano. entre los demÓcratas la campaÑa del precandidato dijo en un comunicado. entre los republicanos sin mencionarlo por su nombre, bush dijo que se le deben hacer las duras preguntas de ayer y que las respuestas mostrarÁn que no tiene un plan inmigratorio. algunos analistas creen que aunque su comportamiento es altamente ofensivo, donald trump sabe exactamente lo que estÁ haciendo. >> desafortunadamente cada vez que donald trump es agresivo, rudo suben las encuestas. periodista: independientemente del espectro polÍtico de la expulsiÓn de jorge ramos estÁ siendo criticada en cÍrculos periodÍsticos. el director de periodistas hispanos lo defendiÓ diciendo el seÑor ramos estaba haciendo lo que los periodistas han hecho por dÉcadas, estaba haciendo preguntas. ramos simplemente trata

enrique: nos acompaÑa jorge ramos, jorge muy buenas noches, cuÉntanos lo que pasÓ. jorge: lo que pasÓ es que donald trump no nos habÍa querido dar ninguna entrevista. hay muchÍsimas cuestiones que queremos saber sobre por quÉ quiere deportar a 11 de millones de indocumentados, por quÉ quiere quitarle la ciudadanÍa a niÑos nacidos en estados unidos, por quÉ quiere construir una frontera entre mÉxico y estados unidos. viaje hasta iowa, me acredite, fui a una conferencia de prensa, esperÉ que otros periodistas hicieran sus preguntas y luego hice mi pregunta pero a la mitad de la pregunta algo no le gusto a donald trump. continuÉ diciÉndole que como ciudadano norteamericano, como inmigrante tenÍa el derecho de hacerlo, le hizo una seÑal a su agente de seguridad y me sacaron de la conferencia de prensa. otro reportero presionÓ a donald trump para que regresara, regresÉ, le hice todas las preguntas, como siempre ocurre donald trump no quiso ser especÍfico sobre quÉ quiere hacer con 11 millones de indocumentados, me parece que nuestra labor como periodist

he had a testy exchange in a press conference with jorge ramos and, at one point, throwing the reporter out before letting his back in to ask his questions about immigration. let's take a look at that. >> excuse me. you weren't called. sit down. sit down! go ahead. >> i have the right to -- >> no, you don't. you haven't been called. >> i have the right to -- >> go back to univision. go ahead. >> you cannot -- >> go ahead. >> you cannot deport 11 million people. you cannot. >> go ahead. >> you cannot. >> sit down, please. you weren't called. >> i'm a reporter and i have -- >> go. >> i have the right to ask a question. i have a right to ask a question. >> yes, good. absolutely. good. good to have you back. >> thank you very much. >> now all of this is part of what donald trump is selling to voters, a guy who is brash, a guy who is blunt, a guy who will tell voters like it is and we saw that in his exchange with jorge ramos and saw it in his speech in dubuque, iowa, he took on marco rubio and jeb bush and john kerry. he heads next to south carolina where there are questions about whether h

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so for some to say that he's grandstanding, they don't know jorge ramos. and they have not watched as 2 million viewers watch every night his national program on univision and fusion, and certainly the other followers, more than 4 million on the digital platform, so this is consistent with jorge ramos' voice, in pressing not only donald trump, but all leaders, whether it's at the national level, local level, state level, in a pressing issue that not only affects undocumented immigrants, but affects nearly all of the united states. we have a symbiotic relationship with mexico and immigration, with the heart of many issues around the economy, security, and certainly social issues. >> why do you think trump, at some point, implodes? >> as an observer, i think trump is first and foremost representing the trump brand. this is the first time that we have seen donald trump throw his hat in the rink for president of the united states. it's an opportunity for him to work on his image, and his brand. so we have seen this type of showboating before, and i think that

i go back to what jorge ramos said. he's never like me been thrown out of a news conference in our entire careers. and then for this to happen from a presidential candidate to throw out an american citizen journalist? it is distressing, honestly. >> to what maria just said, a little bit of a culture gap happening here. and i've been trying to think hard about this. trump is saying things are horrible things to say about a group of people. and i think there is a little bit of a remove of how offensive that is in a media that is not dominated by latinos. so i think the reaction is sort of refracted through that. >> not just latino who's trump has said offensive things. know i think he has said so many outrageous things that people are no longer able to be shocked or surprised. and we've also watched as the media said over and over, this is the thing does trump in. now you can't just write him off because he does something awful. i thought this moment was really interesting for something it demonstrated about trump. he han

he is an advocate. >> donald trump is keeping his feud with jorge ramos. by calling him out on the campaign trail. when we come back, laura ingram, geraldo rivera, they're here. they'll debate it. and hillary clinton. has she been honest about her server and the scandals? voters don't seem to think so. wait until you hear the harsh words that voters polled used to describe her. that's straight ahead. music ♪ are you ready to go grab life by the gills. would you like to make an investment you know will pay off? then you belong at bass pro shops. where great gear, great prices and the great outdoors all meet up. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm robert gray in los angeles. a statewide slow motion disaster. that's how washington's governor describes the deadly inferno that continues to ravage his state. at this hour, firefighters are holding their own against the 450 square mile okanogan fires. but rising temperatures and increasing winds could worsen the battle in the coming days. the flames have already taken a heavy toll. three firefighters

de vuelta en su escritorio jorge ramos narra lo sucedido en el incidente con donald trump. joe arpaio quiere viajar a mÉxico y quiere que lo acompaÑa donald trump. estudiantes hispanos son los menos preparados para la universidad, los exÁmenes de muestras que estÁn rezagados en comparaciÓn con otros grupos Étnicos, si comenzamos. locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. enrique: trasnoches con una vigilia y la solidaridad de toda la comunidad son recordados a esta hora la reportera de 24 aÑos alison parker y el camarÓgrafo de 27 aÑos adam w. asesinados esta maÑana por un ex colega de trabajo durante la transmisiÓn en vivo a travÉs de la cadena en virginia. el autor del crimen se quitÓ la vida luego de ser acorralado por policÍas en una carretera local. tenemos el reporte desde el lugar. lourdes: una comunidad estÁn de duelo. alison parker realizar una entrevista en vivo esta maÑana en virginia cuando ella y su camarÓgrafo fueron asesinados a balazos, como muestran estas devastadoras imÁgenes. parker

i think, first of all, in terms of jorge ramos, he's an activist. i mean, he's a left wing activist. that's what he was doing. you can ask all the questions he wants. i didn't -- when i was watching this last night i couldn't even see him much less hear him very much, but i could hear the tone, and i thought whoever that is is acting like a real jerk. i didn't know who it was. then they pull the camera back and i saw who it was. >> it was trump. it was trump. >> this is totally, totally out of the -- out of the realm of, you know, the way press conferences are conducted. i mean, wolf, you've been around washington, i worked in the white house, sam damagedson could bello, you know, as much as anybody at ronald reagan but, you know, ronald reagan at the end of the day got to pick who and what questions he was going to ask, et cetera, et cetera, and when he did, the other journalists would sit down until they finished and then they would jump up and do it all over again so it's not that there has to be some state of decorum but clearly he was about mak

el punto mÁs álgido fue cuando miembros de seguridad acompaÑaron fuera a jorge ramos a pedido del pre candidato. unos minutos despuÉs, jorge ramos volviÓ a la sala de prensa e inquiriÓ a trump sobre sus promesas migratorias. bueno, y para una madre la violencia en filadelfia le tocaba su puerta cuando dos miembros de su familia formalizados a fuera de su propio hogar. >> yo quiero mudarme de aquÍ. reportera: apenas se habÍa mudado hace unos meses y ya ha sido golpeada por la violencia de esta Área, que en un momento se llamÓ " la mala tierra". es que su hijo y su prima fueron baleados, otro hombre fue herido. este tiroteo en la calle albert ocurriÓ alrededor de las seis de la tarde, un residente saliÓ hacia afuera a rescatar a sus dos niÑas para luego darse cuenta de que su vehÍculo fue baleado. >> aquÍ cuando no es una pelea es un tiroteo... aquÍ los hijos de todos por aquÍ, tienen que estar encerrados. reportera: la policÍa ha puesto un guardia en la calle pero esto no es suficiente para que los residentes se sientan seguro. >> ellos no pueden estar toda la vida en la

here he is watching as jorge ramos was in the room. is this a side show? does this distract from the overall message? >> no. that was an exchange about immigration. one of the key issues in this race. what i object to is the banter with megyn kelly who is not running for president. i'm the biggest trump supporter there is and i have been all over this network and others talking about why i think he is the guy to take on a krumtd system. he has the dependence and the boldness to do. that i want to hear him on immigration, trade, job creation. i think american presidential spot about big, sweeping issues. >> all right. thank you all. so. more to talk about next including that war with megyn kelly and fox news. the latest twitter salvo and the remarkable fox response. before i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of diabetic nerve pain, these feet... ...served my country... ...carried the weight of a family... ...and walked a daughter down the aisle. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyric

here he is watching as jorge ramos was in the room. is this a side show? does this distract from the overall message? >> no. that was an exchange about immigration. one of the key issues in this race. what i object to is the banter with megyn kelly who is not running for president. i'm the biggest trump supporter there is and i have been all over this network and others talking about why i think he is the guy to take on a krumtd system. he has the dependence and the boldness to do. that i want to hear him on immigration, trade, job creation. i think american presidential spot about big, sweeping issues. >> all right. thank you all. so. more to talk about next including that war with megyn kelly and fox news. the latest twitter salvo and the remarkable fox response. i know how dangerous iran is. they trained and supplied insurgents who killed my... brothers and sisters in iraq. we cannot let them get a nuclear weapon. the tough deal on congress' desk blocks iran's path to the bomb. it keeps america safe. and if they cheat... we will catch them. and if we ha

sit down. >> reporter: and so the verbal sparring began between donald trump and jorge ramos. but when the security guards work for the candidate, it's clear who got his way when ramos was escorted out. >> go back town any vision. >> reporter: there was a 15- minute question-and-answer session that turned into headlines. not any real issues, just more 10u7bd bites. ramos was not the only one to irk the candidate as trump continued to criticize another anchor on fox network. >> she should probably don't care. >> reporter: even if trump and kelly have not settled their differences, 15 minutes later, jorge ramos was allowed back in and allowed to ask multiple quandary. >> i have a bigger heart than you do. >> reporter: trump, not missing a beat, managed to swipe at other contenders. >> government is incompetent. guys like bush and some others that i won't name, they're incompetent people. they don't have it. i'm a great manager. another question? >> reporter: in the end, ramos did get to ask multiple questions, and in response to the episode, the head of unany vision issued a pub

alejandro: cuando jorge ramos regresÓ y tuvo la opción de preguntar, no le responde, se fue a hablar de nevada, y se olvidÓ del 75% de los hispanos que no estamos de acuerdo con su propuesta, y se olvidÓ de los 11 millones de indocumentados para lo cual jorge ramos estÁ debatiendo. jomari: yo lo estaba viendo, y no entiendo nada, digo, diosito no va a permitir que una persona con tanto odio, pueda liderar, habla como si estuviera hablando de un banco, somos humanos, y no puede hablar con tanto odio. alejandro: lo peligroso es que estÁ siendo apoyado por personas que tienen ese tipo de creencias. alan:por eso no nos vamos a quedar callados. johnny: no nos podemos quedar callados, mÁs adelante vamos a hablar de este tema, pero ahora vamos con ximena. ximena: tenemos que hablar de la tormenta tropical "erika", en el ocÉano atlÁntico con vientos mÁximos sostenidos de 40 millas por hora, su trayectoria se mueve de 18 millas por hora al oeste, el viernes va a afectar puerto rico 45 millas por hora, y el lunes o domingo afectar a la florida con vientos mÁximos sostenidos de 15 mill

trump going head to head with univision jorge ramos during a news conference tuesday. >> sit down. excuse me. you weren't called. sit down. sit down. sit down. go ahead. no, you don't. you haven't been called. go back to univision. >> ramos was escorted out of the room while questioning trump on his immigration policy. hena daniels has more on trump's drama. >> all of this happening on the same day trump continued to trade barbs with personalities at fox news channel. >> sit down. sit down. sit down. >> reporter: the temperature turned up on donald trump's feud with univision. jorge ramos was escorted out while peppering the gop front-runner on his immigration policy. >> i have the right. i'm a u.s. citizen. >> reporter: when allowed back in, he continued his line of questioning, mainly on trump's proposal to end birth rite citizenship and build a wall. >> how are you going to build a 1,900-mile wall? i'm going to build it? you know what's more complicated? building a building that's 95 stories tall. some of trump's policy proposals are unless tick. >> it's great sound bite but not

sit down. >> reporter: and so the verbal sparring began between donald trump and jorge ramos. but when the security guards work for the candidate, it's clear who got his way when ramos was escorted out. >> go back town any vision. >> reporter: there was a 15- minute question-and-answer session that turned into headlines. not any real issues, just more 10u7bd bites. ramos was not the only one to irk the candidate as trump continued to criticize another anchor on fox network. >> she should probably apologize to me but i just don't care. >> reporter: even if trump and kelly have not settled their differences, 15 minutes later, jorge ramos was allowed back in and allowed to ask multiple questions about the immigration quandary. >> i have a bigger heart than you do. >> reporter: trump, not missing a beat, managed to swipe at other contenders. >> government is incompetent. guys like bush and some others that i won't name, they're incompetent people. they don't have it. i'm a great manager. another question? >> reporter: in the end, ramos did get to ask multiple questions, and in res

univision's jorge ramos stood up. donald trump told him to sit down. and ramos says what happened next was a true threat to press freedoms in the united states. he will be here for an in-depth interview coming up. so will doris good win here to put press coverage of trump into historical context. let's begin with what journalism lost. alison parker and adam ward, gunned down on wednesday were the first reporters to be killed on assignment in the u.s. in nearly a decade. their deaths shattered the news room where they worked in virginia and shocked reporters all across the country. there is a feel that it could have happened to any journalist on a live shot. adam was the steady hand behind the camera and alison was the smart, ambitious face in front of it. they were a morning tv team like so many morning tv teams across the country. on tuesday, for example, they were covering a fund raiser for the local zoo. live shots at 5:45, 6:15 and 6:45. wednesday was supposed to be the same kind of day. covering a special milestone for a local tourism attraction,

. >> is jorge ramos being upfront with his audience? we will have a follow up this evening. >> also ahead, a new