all of this is on donald trump. he can change the game if he does the things that we are lining out here. and if he starts assuring conservatives how he is going to break us together versus dividing us apart. if it is a choice between donald trump and hillary clinton, and people say, at least he is better than hillary clinton, that is not the bar we are looking for. >> exactly. -- i haveke to say heard for too many years as a conservative in the republican party that they have no choice. conservatives take the back seat. voteare you going to do, for the democrat? i heard that from mitch mcconnell a couple of weeks ago but we do have a choice. we have a choice going into the convention. and i'm hearing a lot about how we want to donald trump to tell us ahead of the convention who was going where so that most people can control on trump. i don't want a republican president who needs to be controlled. i want a republican president to have the clear, articulate vision for the future and has a team who can put together t

. >> and in fact donald trump was. just minutes before clinton made that comment, trump tweeted, "bad performance by crooked hillary clinton. reading poorly from the teleprompter. she doesn't even look presidential." trump's tweet during clinton's speech stopped there. but the former secretary of state wasn't done. leveling another critique at trump's fitness to be commander in chief. >> so it really matters that donald trump says things that go against our deepest-held values. it matters when he says he'll order our military to murder the families of suspected terrorists. during the raid to kill bin laden, when every second counted, our s.e.a.l.s took the time to move the women and children in the compound to safety. donald trump may not get it, but that's what honor looks like. >> trump was speaking to the "new york times" during clinton's speech. here's what he said about it. he called it terrible and pathetic. he added, "i'm not thin-skinned at all, i'm the opposite of thin-skinned." earlier in the day he tweeted,

donald trump said mexican. donald trump was latching on mexican. he's not mexican. he's american. he's an american citizen. >> of course he's american. >> donald trump doesn't say that. >> what i am trying to say to you is is that we have so divided this country -- >> i get you're saying that but that's not what donald trump is saying. donald trump doesn't even know that. >> in jeffry's defense this is a difficult job. almost no one has -- >> he's very skilled, but sometimes you just have to say the guy was wrong. the guy was wrong. >> it is not wrong to call out racism. >> we all agree on that. >> good. >> we all agree on that is. >> one at a time. >> can you explain to me when you say that donald trump backed into -- this is through the looking glass for me because i really don't understand it, when you say that donald trump backed into this. >> right. >> what do you mean? >> bwhat i'm saying is he approached this through the lens of the trump university say and he's come face to face with a judge he believes is racist against him. what i'm saying to you is that the larger issue

she did criticize donald trump. it was a political speech. >> today, an extremely well-craft and well-delivered broad side -- >> i agree with that description. i agree with the speech. the speech did attack donald trump in a way that he earned the attack. i don't think it was a substantive foreign policy speech that i was lead to believe that secretary clinton would be giving. it was a broad side attack of donald trump. i think he invited the attack. it was a political attack. >> also said about this speech, it was a coherrent internationalist -- >> it was a political speech. in an effective way. hillary clinton had a big lift in this speech. not to make it sound too padantic and in a policy sense. her strength going forward is that she is experienced. she has been secretary of state. she has been there. i think the difficulty for her is not to get bogged down in the details of foreign policy. what surprised me about the speech was the political tone and the zingers in it. it had lines like a comedy roast. those tha

and say, dear donald donald trump. the future of the republican party and the conservative movement lies in the hands of the hispanic-american electorate. the very electorate you are alienating every single day more and more. for the love of abraham lincoln, ronald reagan and jack kemp, please stop immediately. that conversation needs to take place sooner than later. >> but reverend rodriguez, when you look at how donald trump is doing among hispanics, among blacks, pulling at 4%. okay? among hispanics, a recent poll, 18%. quinnipiac poll. a fox news poll, 23%. mitt romney did, what, 27, 28% -- >> 27. >> george w. bush, the last one to win the white house, 44. significantly better. but donald trump, with everything he said about hispanics, isn't doing that much worse than mitt romney. that's a pretty incredible statement, isn't it? >> yeah, it does. but it speaks likewise to the great amount of angst and consternation latinos have regarding the policies coming from the other side. so there are issues. there are great i

do you think it's good for donald trump, still good for donald trump? >> i think what you have in brexit is 17 plus million people who said we've had enough and the political elites both in europe and here in the united states have taken people for granted. they haven't listened to what those concerns have been and that has been what has fueled the rise of donald trump through the primary season and i think that is what has -- >> do you still think it's good for donald trump is the question. >> what i think is, these people have a legitimate gripe the way their government is being run and that they don't have control and that they need someone to stand up for them. that's what they want in europe, that's what they want here. i think that's what they'll get with drup tronald trump. >> you think it's good for donald trump? >> i do think it is. >> okay. in november, what if the uk is in turmoil? do you think that's a good case for clinton or still good for donald trump? >> here's the difference. hillary clinton who's supposed to have these amazing foreign

here's the deal with donald trump. tea go back to what barack obama said when he was asked about having to face him in the general election. barack obama said we're happy we're facing him. that's actually not true. if you talked to the democrats involved in the process, they would have rather dealt with ted cruz because they played by the book. donald trump is a very formidable general election candidate if he's able to stay to script. now, earlier this evening, erin burnett interviewed mitch mcconnell, the senator minority leader. he said over and over again that donald trump would be better off if he stayed to the script and did not go off and say things that are controversial and, quite frankly, you know, anger people because they are so out of the mainstream. so -- we'll see what happens. >> speaking of that, even members of his own party, they don't have a playbook for him as well. they are chastising him and want him to stick to the script. here's what jeff flake told my colleague jake tapper. >> i can tell you,

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also, to attack donald trump. and this afternoon, there were dueling speeches from clinton and trump, full of red meat attacks for both of their bases. clinton telling planned parenthood that women should ask themselves whether they really want to put their health, their lives, and their futures in donald trump's hands. >> and he actually said, women should be punished for having abortions. anyone who would so casually agree to the idea of punishing women, like it was nothing to him, the most obvious thing in the world, that's someone who doesn't hold women in high regard. but don't worry, donald assures us as president, he'll be, and i quote again, the best for women. anybody who wants to defund planned parenthood and wipe out, say, legal abortion, has no idea what's best for women. and after all, this is a man who has called women pigs, dogs, and disgusting animals. kind of hard to imagine counting on him to respect our fundamental rights. >> across town, trump spoke at the faith and freedom conference. >> hilla

trump thing, early donald trump endorser. today that guy got the making fun of you equivalent of a moment in the sun at president obama's commencement address at the u.s. air force academy. >> we need smart, steady, principled american leadership. and part of leading wisely is seeing threats clearly. remember ebola? that was a serious threat and we took it seriously. but in the midst of it, there was hysteria. flights must be banned! quarantine citizens! these were actual quotes. seal the border! and my favorite. remove obama! or millions of americans die! that's an actual quote. the thing is, when we panic, we don't make good decisions. >> president obama speaking at the air force academy today in colorado. when he said, remove obama or millions of americans die! he was quoting "the power of relentless" guy, wayne allyn root. in addition to "the power of relentless," in addition to claiming president obama didn't go to columbia, he said during the ebola crisis that if president obama wasn't somehow forcibly removed from offi

\[applause] donald trump: so important. we'll uphold the values our founders gave us, which we're not doing now. \[applause] donald trump: we will work together to rebuild and restore and lift up everyone, not a certain group, everyone, the whole country we're going to lift up. \[applause] donald trump: we will make america great again for all americans, and we'll do it together. i want to thank you. this has been a great honor. amazing friendships i have in this room. thank you all very much. appreciate it. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. thank you, everybody. [applause] thank you very much. \[cheers and applause] >> on friday, democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton acknowledged the recent endorsement she received from president obama, vice president, and senator elizabeth warren while speaking at a planned parenthood action fund event in washington, d.c.. the former secretary of state spoke about women's health care issues and how her views different and that of the republican presidential

can donald trump win california? >> i think donald trump can make it competitive. i don't know if he can win it outright but he can make it competitive. he can make a number of states competitive because of some of the underlying arguments that he's made. let's take the crazy off the table right now with the judge and all of that. >> what does that leave behind? >> well, it leaves behind the fact that he's in national polls polling very close to hillary clinton. >> but in california, in california he's polling 56 for hillary clinton to 30 for trump, 39% latino. >> i understand, and it is june. we haven't had conventions and haven't had a head-to-head with hillary and donald trump. i think you miss an opportunity to respond to his semi foreign policy speech this week. it was an effective speech. but he did not respond to it and that was a missed opportunity. he can't afford many more of those if he wants to be competitive in rust belt states and states like california. >> alfonso aguilar, this is the week where donald trump doubled down on going after a federal judg

when donald trump talked about the foreign telecom company facing sanctions, donald trump gets a phone call. $750,000 speech, and all of a sudden the same group no longer facing sanctions. that's something people read between the lines and say that doesn't smell right. that the position of power hillary clinton held was up for sale. >> you can't explain that away. this was the day when the i.t. director for secretary clinton pled the fifth 125 times in a 90-minute session. a record, though it will probably be a record that will be broken from other aides of hillary moving forward. the bottom line in this election. we'll see things go back and forth. it still comes down to the same thing and danielle probably doesn't want to hear this. this is a referendum on the system, and the system is broken and rigged. it's not an intellectual idea, it's an emotional idea. charles: 's obvious hillary clinton counter punched on this. i guess she wants to focus again -- she found her voice. the idea trying to ignore these charges, she won't face them head on, will she in. >> she has been dealing with

it makes no sense because that was donald trump talking. the real donald trump. that was not donald trump reading a teleprompter with words supplied by a speechwriter. here's what it sounds like when he does that. >> i'm going to tell our nafta partners that i intend to immediately renegotiate the terms of that agreement to get a better deal. and if they don't agree to a renegotiation, which they might not, because they're so used to having their own way. not with trump, they won't have their own way. then i will submit, under article 2205 of the nafta agreement, that america intends to withdraw from the deal. >> it's not exactly an original idea in presidential politics. donald trump is not the first presidential candidate to come up with that idea. but he is the first republican presidential nominee to say it. >> there's no doubt that nafta needs to be amended. and i've already said that i would kacontact the president o the mexico and the prime minister of canada to make sure that the labor and environmental agreements are actually enforceable. >> i will revie

it makes no sense because that was donald trump talking. the real donald trump. that was not donald trump reading a teleprompter with words supplied by a speechwriter. here's what it sounds like when he does that. >> i'm going to tell our nafta partners that i intend to immediately renegotiate the terms of that agreement to get a better deal. and if they don't agree to a renegotiation, which they might not, because they're so used to having their own way. not with trump, they won't have their own way. then i will submit, under article 2205 of the nafta agreement, that america intends to withdraw from the deal. >> it's not exactly an original idea in presidential politics. donald trump is not the first presidential candidate to come up with that idea. but he is the first republican presidential nominee to say it. >> there's no doubt that nafta needs to be amended. and i've already said that i would contact the president of the mexico and the prime minister of canada to make sure that the labor and environmental agreements are actually enforceable. >> i will review

donald trump retweeted this, john kasich, the voters have spoken. we want donald trump. you agreed to support nominee. get on board or leave the gop. again, donald trump on twitter retweeting leave the gop to john kasich. let's bring in our panel right now. margaret hoover along with miami beach mayor phil levine, mark preston is here and john j. lavalle, also an official with the state republican party in new york. john, let me ask you flat out, donald trump retweeted that message, leave the gop to john kasich. do you want john kasich out of the party? >> we don't want him out of the party but we need to unify the party to a serb certain degree. one, donald trump didn't run with all the endorsements of all these individuals, he didn't run with the support of the establishment, so while he's not necessarily looking for it, we all need to move together because the alternative is hillary clinton, and it's getting to a point with certain people in the republican party, they have to understand it's not about them. it's about who we are as a republican party -- >> but, john,

trump is not getting behind donald trump, paul ryan not supporting donald trump, fully throwing his support. you clearly work with paul ryan. he said in an interview, it comes down to principles, principles are what matters to that conservatives like me. like myself. he says that why he hasn't gotten behind donald trump yet is principles. what are the principles that separate these two men, do you think? >> i was in the room when the two of them had a meeting but knowing paul ryan, he wanted tax reform. he wants to know ot junot just repeal obamacare, but the replacement strategy. paul ryan was the one as chair with a means of pushing the tpa through congress. transpacific partnership. >> if he hasn't heard what he needs to hear from trump yet, is he going to? >> as far as i heard, it was a good meeting but only 40 minutes. hopefully, that dialogue continues so that when you're trying to figure out and envision what 2017 america should look like, congress america should look like, the congress of america, that's not going to get done in 40 minutes. what i hope is that as we get clos

if you are against donald trump, you are violently against donald trump. people aren't curious as to why people are against the other. they have washed them off as evil. >> what does that mean for a general election? here we are, donald trump says i haven't even started with hillary clinton yet. >> when you look at the polls leading up to this, it's almost impossible to predict how it's going to play out. until you see them side by side and we didn't know how donald trump was going to play until he was out there with all 17 candidates, we have no idea but we do know that it's going to be really, really ugly. donald trump has a knack on hitting on the thing that people don't like about a candidate. her untrustworthiness is going to rise. that's something that's going to impact her when it comes to the general election. on the other hand, hillary clinton hasn't found attack point to take down donald trump. >> nobody has. >> until this last week. she's tried all different kind of things. he's anti-women, bigot, unfit to be president, his temperament isn't rig

>> look, i think donald trump was trying to deal with donald trump last night. he's trying to sdprakt what has been a disastrous week or two -- distract from what has been a disastrous week or two. these are charges that are old, that have been dealt with, that he's been making his entire campaign. what he's trying to do with last night, when i say trump, is the bevy of republicans saying i'm unendoersing him, you shouldn't be for him. the speaker of the house, although he says it's a time to unite, yesterday saying his comments, saying a person can't do his job because of his race or heritage is racist. i don't know how call on people to endorse someone a day after you -- a day after you say he's making racist comments. we're not going to deal with what he throwing out every day when he's trying to distract from the train wreck that has campaign has become. we're going to talk about why he is unfit and unqualified for america. the damage he would do to us in terms of national security, as well as the people's economic lives. pronouncing himself the king of debt

if i need to remind you, donald trump on women, donald trump's volatility and now on business. she's been really good at sticking to the plan and hammering those home. which one is it? what's causing the polls to go the way they have? >> several things. a consolidation behind one candidate that being hillary clinton and the bernie sanders supporters which there's a lot of talk they weren't going to back hillary clinton which is quite frankly nonsense. they are now coalescing behind hillary clinton and at the same time, you have republican leaders who have a peppered response at best to their own nominee offering candidates and voters, quite frankly, the ability not to support the nominee. we saw the house speaker do that. at the same time, this is the summer of definition. defined before you head to november. what we see right here her talking about donald trump is that he's reckless on the economy. yesterday, we saw joe biden saying he was reckless on foreign policy. we saw hillary clinton say the same thing on foreign policy a week ago. you're seeing these themes that are bei

donald trump is the issue. that's what we're talking about. >> he's not a racist. >> if you're in court and you have to see a judge, let's say you have to see a judge over a speeding violation, because you're known as a delegate, is that judge of mexican descent or may be a muslim, is he invalidated to rule on your case? >> no, i didn't say that but i am an attorney and if i'm before a democrat judge -- i happen to be a republican and they know it. >> ronald regan with the attempted assassination and he woke up and said i hope the doctors not a democrat. if you believe in the constitutional system and the separation of powers and have faith in the confidence of the judiciary to adjudicate justice, then you have to believe -- if there'ser a conflict of interest, but we have seen absolutely no evidence. absolutely none that this judge is liberal, is pliticized the bench. there is not a shred of evidence to that point. >> that's not true. >> we got to take another break. in the face of all this and even as protest

what donald trump and hillary clinton are telling you. they are also telling voters here, it's one of the reasons that hillary clinton is going so hard after donald trump, to persuade all of the democrats who may still not be on board but it's time right now to get on her side. hillary clinton's going back at donald trump today for another round. >> he doesn't really have ideas. he just engages in rants and personal feuds and outright lies. something that our country cannot afford in a commander in chief. >> reporter: a day after a eviscerating trump in the toughest speech of her campaign, trump is taking aim at her character. >> lying, crooked hillary. i love to say that. because she's a liar. she made up my foreign policies. >> reporter: the insults are flying back and forth at a dizzying pace. with violent protests erupting outside again at a trump rally last night in san jose. from her e-mails -- >> she has to go to jail. she's guilty as hell. >> reporter: to his temperament. >> he is temperamentally unfit to hold an office that requi

this is not about how donald trump acts. this is about what donald trump believes. and he does not have the character or the temperament to be our president. >> stick around, everyone. we're going to continue this conversation. we'll be right back. don't tour paris.. and please, don't "do" paris. live in paris. airbnb a loft in south pigalle, or a flat in the fourth. read a book. make your bed. leave the kids with dad and go head to head with your host laura, she's good. eat way too much. wherever you go... ...don't go there. live there. even if it's just for a night. (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >>> and we're back. we're talking about the republicans' family feud. can donald trump get the party's leaders back on his side. back with me now, dennis prager and kayleigh mcen mcenenny. let's talk about paul ryan. he gave an

trump and then there's the people around donald trump. and they may want him to say this or do this or stem this tide or whatever. but he's been going to do whatever he's going to do. >> right. i mean, donald trump is his own person. and he speaks for himself. i think it's interesting, though, we continue to talk about, you know, john kasich and scott walker, two people that to the end still did not want to support donald trump, because john kasich was running for president. i don't think it's any surprise they're going to come out and continue to say this. so i think donald trump over the next several months is going to explain why he's better than hillary clinton. what i think is interesting is that for hillary clinton and her supporters, it's not so much -- that she needs -- she has three categories of supporters that she has to reach out to. one is the folks from sanders that are going to automatically go with the democrats. the second is the folks that just want to stay home. she needs to get those folks to get out and vote. and the

\[applause] donald trump: so important. we'll uphold the values our founders gave us, which we're not doing now. \[applause] donald trump: we will work together to rebuild and restore and lift up everyone, not a certain group, everyone, the whole country we're going to lift up. \[applause] donald trump: we will make america great again for all americans, and we'll do it together. i want to thank you. this has been a great honor. amazing friendships i have in this room. thank you all very much. appreciate it. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. thank you, everybody. [applause] thank you very much. \[cheers and applause]

trump like nobody could, sp a female donald trump. which she kind of is in this regard. here are some of her best lines. >> a proven businessman, a proven failure. you want to see goofy? look at him in that hat. he will crush you into the dirt to get whatever he wants. every day, it becomes clearer, that he is a thin skinned, racist bully. you, donald trump, are a total disgrace. >> that's pretty effective. >> let's talk about elizabeth warren. she lied her way into harvard university saying she was american-indian, native american. then she said that's a folklore i've always been told. she took a job way from somebody else, because of affirmative action at harvard university. what has been her single accomplishment in the u.s. senate? nothing. terrible senator, she would be thrown out of office summarily were she from any other state except massachusetts. she criticized hillary clinton from taking $40 million of wall street money, refuses to endorse her in the primary process until just now, only female democratic senator in the u.s.

. >> donald trump live there in pennsylvania. katie is on the road with donald trump. joins us live right now. as we were just listening to donald trump talking about california. he is in pennsylvania. clearly two states on his strategy. >> he is talking about converting a few states but also added in a very blue state like california vowing he is going to win that. other than that this speech so far today and certainly the one in tampa and the one last night in richmond very much relitigating the primaries. he is keeping track of who is with him now and who is not with him now. that certainly can be considered a threat to those that are not getting behind donald trump right now. in terms of party unity the candidate is calling saying he is going to get there. and mitt romney has been very vocal about that. martinez in new jersey he was trashing her for not attending his rally in new mexico though now he is trying to walk that back. the gop is trying to find out how much they can trust donald trump. sources telling me the big issue right now is what sort of candidate i

this is part of donald trump's shtick. we've seen this throughout this campaign, whether he's talking about gop rivals, whether he's talking about crooked hillary as he calls hillary clinton or crazy bernie as he calls bernie sanders. he used little short hand to go after members of the press. he was doing some of that today. we've seen this before at his campaign rallies. he talks about the dishonest press or the disgusting press at almost every rally, almost every event. and the crowd eats it up. and i was talking to a trump adviser today, and this person was saying, listen, you know, the supporters like it when he goes after the news media. and nobody really cares about you guys. >> you think it's strategic, or you think he's just reacting emotionally? >> i think half of it is strategy. i think half of it is emotion. i think he feels, you know, he does feel treated unfairly because here he is raising almost $6 million for veterans' causes, which a lot of these causes are very worthy groups. but at the same time, if you

to unite behind donald trump. what can you tell us about what he said? was he convincing? >> i don't like to reveal what was said in a closed-door meeting. the speakers made it clear he'll defend the house majority and call him out when necessary and the hope is that in all of this discussion, at the end of the day, donald trump says, hey, here's what i need to do, here is how i unite the republican party, and frankly, he needs to begin to sound presidential. i feel like a broken record because i say this all the time but i continue to be disappointed when i hear things about the judge and everything else. >> sand by, congressman. there's more questions that we have for you, including a very sensitive issue about whether some republican who is had endorsed him will now pull back. much more with adam kinzinger after this. there are two billion people who don't have access to basic banking, but that is changing. at temenos, with the microsoft cloud, we can enable a banker to travel to the most remote locations with

maybe donald trump will win that nomination. if we go through the system as looking toink we're a cold for years with the republican party. >> let me ask you the same sort of question. we come out of the convention, let's assume donald trump is the nominee. essentially this is a choice that a lot of republicans will be faced with, duvet off score -- do they off score the law? how will you approach that question come august, september, october, november? >> either you are going to vote for hillary clinton or you are going to vote for donald trump or you are going to sit it out or write somebody in. be some people, like myself or others, say i want to support trump over hillary clinton. it may even be october before we say we will support donald trump over hillary clinton. game if henge the does things we're lining out here. and if he starts assuring conservatives how he is going to bring us together versus fighting us -- versus dividing us apart. to say at least he's better than hillary, that is not the bar we are looking for. >>

trump's is and donald trump's will ever be. there's a tremendous social media operation, a field operation where we see this message not just from her but in every single campaign. >> we had katrina on earlier who was saying donald trump gives press conferences and hillary clinton doesn't which is a valid point. >> one of the things that we were observing the reason he gets into this back and forth today is because he's answering questions in the first place. he does it all the time. i think at the end if you've got a candidate who shies -- she doesn't like to do this. the more she shies away from this and in his case he's exactly what most republican nominees have not been like which is why a lot of republicans like him because they think he fights and they did not. he clearly is going to take this right to her. >> other republican candidates during the primaries, as a reporter trying to get interviews it was like they were in the witness protection program. >> interestingly enough if you notice hillary clinton's been calling

when donald trump says america first, one thing we are finding out about donald trump, he is firm in his convictions. america will be first and he's going to take the fight to isis. he will defeat isis. he's going to take the fight to north korea. he's going to make sure iran doesn't get the nuclear bomb. where secretary clinton and barack obama have all but guaranteed, after this supposed ten-year moratorium, there are no restrictions on iran developing a nuclear weapon. so to me, the choice could not be more clear and i'm a strong supporter of donald trump, as you know, and i can't imagine why, frankly, any american who puts america first isn't a strong supporter of donald trump when you look at the failure of the obama and secretary clinton tenure over the last 7 1/2 years. >> and he's lucky to have you as a strong supporter. congressman chris collins, my only point was after hillary clinton went after him, a lot of your colleagues in the house and senate failed to do what you're clearly willing to do, get out there and aggressively come to his defense and that was a surprise to m

and donald trump even acknowledges it. he says, look, if it's been so bad for me the last three weeks and i'm only down five points in the cnn poll nationally right now, i'm tied in ohio and pennsylvania, then things aren't that bad. i mean, if this is as bad as it's going to get, i can turn things around. >> things are pretty bad for him. i mean, i think this could possibly be the single worst transition from a winning primary campaign to a general election campaign in modern history. >> why isn't it worse in the polls? >> for hillary? >> for donald trump. >> i think only if hillary clinton were to be asked why are you not winning by more? i think she's winning in that poll nationally. she's winning in florida and frankly all she has to do is win florida to win the presidency, and as you mentioned today she's going to give this economic speech where she is going to contrast between her and donald trump, and she's going to go after donald trump using the same technique she used in san diego on her foreign policy speech. sh

the failure of donald trump inre the first place. senator mcconnell and all congressional leaders have never taken a stand against trump's foul rhetoric. that's because the hate emanating from trump's mouth reflects the republican party's agenda. here in the united states, senate for the last seven and a half years. the agent that senatorea mcconnell himself promoted. for years senator mcconnell and other leaders graced the darkest elements in their party. made antiwoman, anti-lated teen no and anti-muslim and anti-obama policies the norm. trump is the logical conclusion that we have -- been saying and doing for the past years. by refusing to denounce trump's attack on a federal judge, itnn shows senator mcconnell is a poster boy for republican spinelessness, and allowed donald trump to be the republican nominee for president of the united states. i've made this argument for months. i'm not the only one making it anymore. now even some republicans are joining me. the conservative blog "red state" rallied against senator mcconnell's r

trump and donald trump saying folks with a concealed carry permit with a gun on their ankle or waist would have thwarted efforts of omar mateen. but the shooting continues to s tos to spark this major debate on the campaign and on capitol hill there's a filibuster by democrats pushing for action on guns in the wake of the nation's deadliest mass shooting. right there is senator dick durbin talking about why democrats feel so strongly about moving forward with some type of gun reform. chris murphy has also been speak speaking out on this represent representing the state of connecticut which saw its own tragedy in sandy hook and lead leading this with senator blue men hall -- blue menmenthal and senator booker and they walked out of the house previously. luke russert reporting on this. why democrats feel they have the leverage necessary to move forward an any type of gun measure measures, right now different than no-fly no buy bill. what's the st.atus? >> reporter: they're belief because of the events in orlando the biggest event on u.s. soil since 9/11 counting in the terms of the num

donald trump settled it yesterday. he's making a conscience decision to move his campaign less from the let trump be trump mind set into this idea that i need the structure. i need the organization. i need to be more of a presidential candidate. that will now be the rest of this campaign. if he's successful and the numbers begin to settle, which they well could, you'll hear and see something different. it starts and ends with donald trump. he started that decision yesterday. let's see how it plays out. >> thanks for the time. >>> coming up, hillary clinton going on the offensive against donald trump. she's calling him the king king of debt. can she cripple trump before and after he regains his footing or can he with stand the criticism and the path to victory? >>> brand new numbers from the biggest battleground states showing how tight the race is. trump needing to turn blue states red if he wants any chance of winning. there's a couple of surprises there. plus, this tuesday evening the hardball round table is coming h

except donald trump. with donald trump, the truth is harder to find, his public professions of religion are the most hollow we have ever heard. every other candidate we heard from is truly religious, or knows how to sound religious. today, donald trump met with the religious rite, he told them lies, and they applauded. he talked about freeing up your thoughts, you talk about religious freedom, you don't have any religious freedom. if you think about it. donald trump told religious leaders in the country with more religious freedom than any in the world, quote, you don't have any religious freedom. he tried to suggest that hillary clinton doesn't have any religion. >> hillary in terms of religion. he has been in the public eye for years and years, yet, there is nothing out there. there is like nothing out there. >> michael ferris attended the first meeting of the moral majority in february, 1980. he has been active in the christian rite ever since. he has not been invited to today's meeting, he is not supp

donald trump praising it. secretary clinton, of course, has said that she was opposed to it just as was president obama. her strategy is effectively to try to turn the page, to stress the quote, unquote, special relationship between the u.s. and the uk and her campaign really trying to use this moment to draw a sharp distinction between her experience and that of donald trump's. take a listen to what her press secretary told andrea mitchell. >> the voters will decide hillary clinton is who that it want. >> the clinton campaign also hitting donald trump who is, of course, overseas right now in scotland for seeming to suggest that the volatility in the markets could actually help his own personal business. but there's no doubt that this is making democrats jittery to some extent. for example, if the economy here starts to stall, that could make voters more likely to choose donald trump, a republican candidate, and, of course, there's concerns that what happened in europe underscores that there is a stronger than

he took care to flatter donald trump policy, and that's apparently enough for donald trump. who so that is the very, very unusual context here. that you have a republican presidential nominee who is very, very susceptible to flattery. it's the most powerful thing. >> and it's one thing for the russian government to hack into a political party to get the opposition on the candidate. but when donald trump and vladimir putin are so in love with each other, then whens russian government breaks into the democratic party's headquarters and gets their oppo file on trump, it sort of has a different caste, right? it raises the prospect of russia and vladimir putin rooting for trim trim to win the election. and trump's campaign manager has in a typical year, you wouldn't look at the russian government obtaining this onio file, you'd think it that the biggest risk but when we learned about this hack in the dnc, the indication that russia is actually rooting for trump to become prident. russia wouldn't take that on o. >> give it to him! share it, leak it. so nothing in that file could b

now that has happened to donald trump. trump learning today that the pga has decided to move it from doral to mexico. this embodies the very reason he's running for president. the former employees, our senior investigative correspondent drew griffin has been going over the documents that have been released. how damaging is all of this. >> it was all a scheme to defraud gullible people out of thousands and thousands of dollars, they say and it comes from a newly released allegations and a trump university sales manager sums up his view of the school saying "it preyed on the elderly and uneducated to separate them from their monday." this man is named ronald shnacken c shnackenberg, who worked for trump for 2006 to 2007 and he quit because "i believe trump university was engaging in fraudulent and dishonest conduct." he was pressured in prying to sell a $35,000 program to a couple he didn't think could afford it. another salesperson eventually did make that sale and his response, i was disgusted. a sales event manager for si

but even as donald trump seeks to break with the words and deeds of, well, donald trump, from definitely days ago, some members of his party seem to be embracing the incendiary rhetoric that is of course a core part of trump's success and appeal. republican senator david purdue of georgia today faced a flurry of democratic outrage for this comment at the faith and freedom conference. >> i think we're called to pray for our country, for our leaders, and yes, even our president in his role as president. i think we should pray for barack obama. i think we need to be very specific about how we pray. we should pray like psalms 109:8 says, "let his days be few." and let another have his office. >> now psalms 109:8 has become a meme, appearing on t-shirts, bumper stickers and billboards as far back as 2009. it's been called a secret christian code for kill the president. that's probably a little overheated. but here's the thing, the passage specifically cited reads let his days be few and let another take his office. the passage that follows in that saul many, let his children are fatherless an

today. >> i've known donald trump for 14 years, and donald trump is not a racist. so, you know, the allegations that he is are absolutely contrary to every experience that i've had with him over the last 14 years. >> all right. the governor of new jersey. let's go to our panel, let me go to the guy from right across the river. mayor nutter, chris christie vouching for his buddy donald trump. >> well, you know, i mean, they're friends, he's known him for 14 years. that means nothing in the context of whether the statement is a racist statement. so i don't know what's in his heart. i don't know donald trump. met him once. you know, was a meeting. he said something that was racist, he needs to own it, understand it, apologize for it and then move on. i think that's what david said. he made a statement, he didn't put out the fire. >> can i say about chris christie, if he's known donald trump for 14 years, he knows he's not an attorney. okay. and donald trump's attorney as david made the point earlier has said this judge is doing a pretty good job. >> that was in may. >

to take on donald trump. and to repudiate the kind of campaign he is running, and make it very clear that's not the kind of president or commander in chief we want. >> reporter: after winning contests in puerto rico and the virgin islands over the weekend, clinton is on the cusp of earning enough delegates to secure the democratic nomination. just shy of 2,383. >> that is not racist. >> reporter: she is hitting donald trump hard with the new web video, featuring fresh republican criticism of the presumptive gop no, ma'am neigh knee. >> how dare he question a judge's responsibility, a judge's adherence to the constitution. because he is of mexican descent. >> reporter: highlighting his recent comments about the federal judge of mexican heritage, born in indiana, presiding over a fraud case involving trump university. trump's now defunct real estate program. >> if you are saying he can't do his job because of his race, is that not the definition of racism? >> no, i don't think so at all. we're building a wall.

he was not proud to have been involved with donald trump. >> donald trump points to his business skills as 3r506 of how he will make america great again. a special report, discovering 60 lawsuits, hundreds of other liens and judgments, who say that trump and his businesses stiffed them. not just lawyers, but a dish washer, wait ersz and bar tenders, little guys, like michael deal. he delivered $100,000 worth of grand pianos, he only received $70,000. when the company refused to pay all of what it owed him. >> anybody running a small business, that is a lot of money. it hurt. hard to get over. >> the candidate and his daughter argue to u.s.a today said it is blown out of proportion. >> for paul freely, he said, after the trump organization -- >> if my father's work was inferrior, why would the trump organization want him to work for the trump organization, in the future? >> late tonight, the trump campaign directed nbc news to statement made by the trumps, ivanka said it would be irresponsible to pay for work he didn't like. >> elizabeth warren will get tonight's last word. ♪ share the

donald trump for 14 years and donald trump is not a racist. so the allegations that he is are absolutely contrary to every experience that i've had with him over the last 14 years. >> in sharp contrast to christie, speaker paul rine says that judge curiel's statements were quote a racist comment. it was about how he handled a similar situation then it was christie who received harsh criticism after he appointed a muslim lawyer to the new jersey superior court. they voiced unfounded -- that they might rely on sha rria law. this law is crazy, i'm tired of the allegations. >> he was said an extraordinary e american. he says ignorance is behind muhammad. and he said he was tired of dealing with the crazies. too bad chris christie is unwilling to say the same thing about the presidential candidate he now supports. trump's criticism of judge curiel is just as unfounded as that was levelled against now judge muhammad. follow me at twitter@sker -- twitter@smer coniche. >> great to have you this saturday afternoon. i'm poppy harlow, it is down to two r

support donald trump. have a listen. >> why would i feel compelled to support somebody whose positions i fundamentally disagree? >> i'm giving him a chance. i just wish there was a change but it doesn't look like there's been any change. it looks like it's gotten worse. >> these are the kinds of things donald trump is facing, but, you know, you've been through a few political races in your time. these are not insurmountable challenges, you have to admit that. >> well, they don't seem to be insurmountable for donald trump. let me start by saying i stop making predictions in this election because i think, i'll be honest, i'll be wrong. i didn't think donald trump could take it this far. i thought america could come to its senses. doesn't seem that's happened yet. is it possible that republicans as well as some folks in the middle will hold their noses and vote for donald trump? yes. i will say that in addition to the people who are publicly waffling, again, rankin file republicans, prominent republicans publ

he took care to flatter donald trump policy, and that's apparently enough for donald trump. who so that is the very, very unusual context here. that you have a republican presidential nominee who is very, very susceptible to flattery. it's the most powerful thing. >> and it's one thing for the russian government to hack into a political party to get the opposition on the candidate. but when donald trump and vladimir putin are so in love with each other, then whens russian government breaks into the democratic party's headquarters and gets their oppo file on trump, it sort of has a different caste, right? it raises the prospect of russia and vladimir putin rooting for trim trim to win the election. and trump's campaign manager has in a typical year, you wouldn't look at the russian government obtaining this onio file, you'd think it that the biggest risk but when we learned about this hack in the dnc, the indication that russia is actually rooting for trump to become president. russia wouldn't take that on o. >> give it to him! share it, leak it. so nothing in that file could

donald trump went further. you're saying he's trying to move away from being a religious test, to broaden it and say should be focused on terrorist ties. however, in some sense, he's basically adding to the muslim ban. he has not actually taken that off the table. he is gone further. it is going to be a bigger target for democrats. it will be a bigger target for republicans who are worried about him. i don't think he did a lot, even with the teleprompter, to ease that their concerns. he said a bunch of things that were not true. suggesting that the shooter was afghani, as opposed to being born in the united states. suggesting -- casting a very broad net over the entire muslim american community, saying they all know when they're bad people in their midst, and they are basically bad for failing to turn those people in. i thought donald trump gave people what he has given them. he will be consistent. that is the bigger, tougher approach. but i don't think he did a lot today in that speech -- and we could talk abo