katrina pierson blamed the rise the surge in iraq, during her time as senator. (katrina pierson/ trump spokeswoman) "and barack obama went into afghanistan creating another problem. it was hillary clinton and her incidents in libya which was also a reckless decision to create that vacuum. they armed the rebels and they're even funding them now." (victor blackwell/ cnn correspondent) "ok, so so you're saying barack obama took took the country into afghanistan post 2009 is that that what you're saying?" (katrina pierson/ trump spokeswoman) "what i'm saying is the policies barack obama and hillary clinton, that was obama's war, yes." trums sarcastic, "but not that sarcastic." ((nia wong)) >>> 8 news now is your local election headquarters for all the races and political news that matter to you... on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// ((nia wong)) >>> coming up on 8 news now. >> crazy pita is celebrating their 10 year anniversary with the josh stevens foundation. how you can help right after this break. more heat to come, but a chance of rain and "now, live

katrina pierson back with us now. katrina, you can hear me okay sf. >> i can. >> i was asking about the mix message, the incongruent message coming from donald trump. saying he's not going to release his tax returns yet mike pence said he will. very strange running mates going in different directions on the issue. >> it isn't a mixed message. mike pence doesn't run an international company. and mike pence isn't under an audit. mr. trump has been forward and up front from the beginning he'll release his tax returns after the audit is complete. >> let's talk about a message that donald trump is hoping to drive home starting tomorrow, he'll be releasing his plan on how this country were to battle isis if he's president of the united states. what should we expect? >> i think you should expect the details that everyone has been asking for with regards to the way the mr. trump wants to handle terrorism as commander in chief. we have been at war, this is longest war we have had in u.s. history and it's not doing the country

here to answer those questions trump national campaign spokesperson katrina pierson. hi, katrina. >> hi. great to be here. liz: all right. byron is not from inside the beltway. he's a numbers guy, six decades of financial success. if he were standing in front of you asking how is donald trump going to pay for the plan, what is the answer? >> well, look, i would simply say that this was one speech that's going to be followed by a series of speeches that will be addressing that question. but even if you look at these particular policies that mr. trump has spoken about in the past, he has talked about cutting waste, fraud and abuse which i know isn't a ton of money, but we do have to start somewhere. but then we also look at some of the money that's renegotiated with some of the trade deals. and when you look at the number of jobs we're talking about increasing revenue, that turns into a big number, liz. and we have to keep in mind, you know, in elections past we've had all these promises to do certain things with the economy whether it's taxation or regulation, and thin

(katrina pierson/ trump spokeswoman)"what i'm saying is the policies barack obama and hillary clinton, that was bama's war, yes." yes." his comment about obama and isis sarcastic, "but not that sarcastic." 3 3 parts of the south are underwater.we have details about...what one state's governor is calling..."unpreced ented and historic" flooding. 3 and we have some spectacular video of a twister of fire in the pacific northwest.more to come on that.rebecca? 3 3 3 3 3 3historic flooding has forced thousands of people from their homes in louisiana.the rain is still falling and their governor says its only going to get worse. cbs news correspondent omar villafranca is in hammond, louisiana with more. 3 national guard used a helicopter to rescue a man clinging to a tree branch in louisiana saturday.more than a thousand people had to be pulled to safety after historic flooding.(sot paulette short/flood victim) our house is gone under, our pets, our horses. everything is gone under back there.(nats of rain)the rain started falling friday... causing rivers across the state to overflow their ba

also with us, trump campaign national spokesperson, katrina pierson. we have a lot to discuss including chicago in crisis. the month of august set to go down as the most silent month in chicago in 20 years. we'll discuss what needs to be done by the with former d.c. homicide detective rob wheeler. urgent concerns about potential rigging of the presidential election. the f.b.i. is investigating a series of suspected foreign hacks of state election computer systems and their websites. catherine herridge has our report. reporter: the four-page f.b.i. flash alert was soant officials after foreign hackers targeted voter data basses in four states. the codes identifying an individual computer. after its successful breach, voter dat was stolen. >> you are seeing more and more destabilization to under mine the trust and confidence in american institutions such as the electoral system. the same threat prompted homeland security secretary jeh johnson offering the services of federal experts to scan for additional weakness and shore up the voting system. the whit

also at this trump campaign national spokesperson katrina pierson. we have a lot to discuss tonigho including chicago in crisis. the month of august now set to go down as the most violent month in chicago in 20 years. we will discuss what needs to be done about it with former d.c. homicide detective rod wheeler. our top story tonight urging concerned about potentialdi rigging of the presidential election and the fbi is investigating a series of suspected foreign hacks ofhacks election and their web sites. catherine herridge has a report. >> fbi alerts sent to election officials after foreign hackersa targeted voter registration databases in two states. the fbi reports the ip addresses identifying and individual computer use readily available software to scan the board of election web sites for vulnerabilities and after aac successful breach voter data was stolen. >> we are seeing more and more manifestations of information on warfare by a cyber tostabiliz destabilize and undermine the trust and confidence of american institutions. >> the fbi alert as

okay, let's hear from trump's chief spokesgoblin, katrina pierson, and join me as i watch in amazements the ( bleep ) pours out of her mouth. >> mr. trump was saying exactly what he said. he was talking about hillary clinton and gun control. >> but, katrina, he was talking about what second amendment activists could do to stop her if she won. >> well, no, that's actually not what he was talking about. >> larry: okay, let me stop you right there. (bleep) you. that is what he was talking about. i don't care how convoluted your explanation is. we're not stupid. we can hear! stop trying to explain him away. but it wasn't just her trying to force feed us this turd taco. >> you're treating mr. trump's words like he is the most articulate person who's ever graced our ears with his words, and that is not true. so, let's say he was an an english professor with a ph.d. in grammar. ( laughter ) >> first of all, you can't get a ph.d in a subject that's taught in the fifth grade. ( laughter ) that's like getting a bachelors of science in kickball, or something. and, second, just to be clear, your ar

katrina pierson, of the trump campaign responds. and the price of an epipen is spiking. why this is essential life or death drug for children and adults is up 400%. david: wow, that is incredible. first we go back to the markets. the dow inching deeper into the red with apple, johnson & johnson and disney among today's biggest drags. oil is getting slammed today. phil flynn, price futures, bringing action from cme. adam shapiro is on floor of new york stock exchange. we saw a big merger monday deal, right? >> $14 billion should bring a smile to the fails of some investors. pfizer buying medivation, they make a cancer fighting drug. i won't pronounce this correctly. both stocks are up. pfizer down slightly but medivation up quite a bit as you see. at one point high as 20%. take a look at facebook because "barron's" on sunday had a report they could potentially see that stock go up about the 20% more because they haven't finished figuring out how they will make all the money from mobile. remember two years ago everyone was talking how will facebook monetize mobile? they fi

me now, trump national spokesperson, katrina pierson. katrina, thanks for the time. what did you hear in hillary clinton's speech? what stood out most to you? >> well, i think the thing that stood out most to me were simply all of the lies. hillary clinton is one to talk when she's talking about someone that's going to be in office and only their friends benefit. we heard the breaking news today how she was actually doing favors for the donors of her own clinton foundation while she was secretary of state. the other thing, most importantly, was about taxes. hillary clinton is going to raise taxes. when you add up all of the new spending she was talking about today, we're looking at over a trillion dollars in new spending and tax hikes on those who create jobs in this country. lies that she told specifically about the trans-pacific partnership, hillary clinton has no intentions of stopping that trade deal she once referred to as the gold standard, and she's not going to regulate the banks. she was the one lobbying for the banks and the creditors that put those student

thank you so much katrina pierson. so you know katrina talked about the polls. we're going to get to those in a little bit, but she also mentioned whether or not these controversies matter in the minds of voters. she says they don't. here to debate it den dom niche, and marcy stetch vice president of communications at emily's list. what do you think the takeaway is for the average voter out there? >> i have to say this -- i'm not typically on this program defending something from donald trump, but this week the pearl clutching that i saw from the media over these comments it was just silly. it was gas lighting. this reaction as if he was suggesting that obama had actually organized and founded isis and somein some sort of serious way is ridiculous. were they asking these questions when they said donald trump was the lead recruiter for isis. were they asking this when elizabeth warren was saying republicans wanted to sell guns to isis. this is say foreign policy critique he's making. it's a typical trump exaggeration because he knows if you say created a vacuum t

thank you so much, katrina pierson. so, you know, katrina talked about the polls. we're going to get to those in a little bit, but she also mentioned whether or not these controversies matter in the minds of voters. she says they don't. here to debate it, den dom niche, and marcy stetch, vice president of communications at emily's list. what do you think the takeaway is for the average voter out there? >> i have to say this -- i'm not typically on this program defending something from donald trump, but this week the pearl clutching that i saw from the media over these comments, it was just silly. it was gas lighting. this reaction as if he was suggesting that obama had actually organized and founded isis and soin some sort of seriy is ridiculous. were they asking these questions when they said donald trump was the lead recruiter for isis. were they asking this when elizabeth warren was saying republicans wanted to sell guns to isis. this is say foreign policy critique he's making. it's a typical trump exaggeration because he knows if you say created a vacuum, that'

your reaction to katrina pierson. did she clear this up for new. >> i have to tell you, i think this is trump's best day in august. we -- >> you do? >> the story is focused now on obama and hillary, what they did on isis. that's the place he wants this debate. >> there is, i think, an argument that a lot of republicans would like to make from a policy point of view, but that's not the discussion we're having. instead we're talking about the fact that yet again donald trump was imprecise. >> well, look, the voters take donald trump seriously as a candidate, but they don't take him literally. the press takes donald trump literally, but they don't take him seriously. and so there's a misconnect, and i think everyone is taking the bait in the fourth estate today and followed this rabbit all around. we've had a full day of did hillary clinton and barack obama coddle isis? >> are we having that debate, perry, or is there more focus on -- >> if today is donald trump's best day, i suggest his august has been bad. that might b

pierson, as usual. >> katrina pierson is ignorant of your son was killed in 2004. donald trump -- barack obama and hillary clinton were not the president and the secretary of state in 2004. i just wanted you to be able to respond. >> do i need to say anything? lack of understanding, lack of factual correctness. it's just nothing but political vote pandering. they are trying to create this fear in people's mind. they have come up with this terms and these terminology that they continue to talk about without really knowing the facts about what they are talking. i want to put a footnote in front, i received information from where my website was, it is down now. this is the maliciousness and donald trump should say to his surrogates that no more, no more harm, no more ugliness. i received the call from the host of the website saying that we are receiving tremendous amount of hits and especially on certain pages of your website. i have a three-page small website and there is a risk that somebody will damage it, somebody may hack it. i asked them what do you suggest? the

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lou: thank you. >> joining me now trump national convention spokeswoman, katrina pierson. donald trump wasting no time in executing a critique of hillary clinton's acceptance speech. it seemed straight forward, if i forgetting something? >> no, you are not. st was not a memorable speech. but i do recall her misrepresenting mr. trump's policies. lou: which are the greatest in your view, i noticed one or two myself. >> i think that bigger issue, is that racial -- racism and bigotry, and this notion that there is a division that mr. trump has been trying to do, mr. trump has been speaking the truth. we have a problem with immigration here, we have a problem with radical as lim islam, these are true. we have seen with wikileaks and the dnc e-mails that powerpoint is telling everyone, including working with media, we have to pain donald trump as a racist and a sexist. that is why you see everyone repeating those lines. >> no question. among the contradiction in her speech, this thing about being a change agent, she has been a public property for basically 30 years in and out of

. >> i spoke with trump spokesperson katrina pierson about this topic of mr. trump releasing his tax returns in our noon newscast. here's a clip from that. >> this really has become much of a novelty in presidential campaigns. it just really shows how much -- >> what has become a novelty, katrina? what has become a novelty? >> just simply releasing tax returns because it's been -- >> it's been going on since the 1970s, it's now a tradition, not a novelty. the voters want to know. >> it's a novelty tradition. >> so, john, i mean, you know, does katrina pierson have a point? this is a novelty and perhaps it's not as important as everybody's making it out to be even though it's been a tradition since the '70s? >> yeah, i don't think novelty is the word i would use to describe it. i think it is important and we're probably going to find that, guess what, mr. trump is rich. guess what, he used tax exemptions that real estate developers used. i think he needs to release those certainly before election day, but there's going to be no bigot cha mome-- big gotcha mom.

somebody else we have been trying to book is katrina pierson. she's trump's national spokeswoman on television. one yesterday that was inaccurate, let me play the clip and then ask you about it. >> what i'm saying is. >> we just said we weren't in that -- >> obama and hillary clinton -- that was obama's war, yes. it was under barack obama and hillary clinton that changed the rules of engagement that probably cost his life. >> i'm speechless because i'm trying to follow your logic here, katrina, and i'm having a hard time. >> i can tell. >> she said that the afghanistan war started under president obama, she later said that there were audio problems that were not actually happening. will katrina pierson continue as the -- the premise about president obama and hillary clinton destabilizing the middle east is an important one, and as part of that discussion shouldn't be glossed over. >> do you believe that she should continue to appear on television like this? >> katrina is a great advocate for the campaign. that example of potential obviously, obv

let's turn to national spokesperson for the trump campaign, katrina pierson. let's talk more about this comment, katrina. i know you explained that trump was talking about unifying second amendment supporters, getting them to the polls to stop hillary clinton. we just heard katy tur saying the campaign is calling it a joke. which is it? >> well, i'm not sure where the joke narrative came from. the campaign itself issued a statement last night talking about the political power of the nra. this is, after all, the oldest continuous operating civil rights organization in the united states. it's been active for over 144 years. it's one of the top three political groups in washington, d.c. with 93 million voters and people in the country who own guns legally, there have been massive, massive support for the second amendment and for the nra specifically. kate, they have produced documentaries on how powerful the nra is. >> that's not what donald trump said yesterday. let's play the sound again so we can be clear on what he said. >> hillary wants to abolish, essential

cheryl: here now, katrina pierson, trump campaign national spokesperson and steve murphy, a democratic strategist. katrina, he is unprepared, no knowledge. what do you say? katrina? >> i think this is, this is a classic case of projection. this is coming from a president who when he first ran for office, had zero experience. had never created a job. had never had to meet payroll and never had a real job. and look, this is a president who today has been single-handedly destablized middle east. we're currently operating a economy that is $2.2 trillion under average, killed millions of jobs with obamacare which is policy that the americans didn't want and forced it down their throats and unleashed global terrorism. so this president is unfit. cheryl: all right. well let's talk about this for a second. you know what, steve? president obama is winding down. he is very confident he will get the trans-pacific partnership approved yet still will have some roadblocks in congress. is there trump, mr. obama really right spokesperson for hillary clinton right now considering where the economy is a

(laughter) now, last week, i made a few jokes at the expense of trump is spokesgoblin katrina pierson. (laughter) i don't want to give the impression i was picking on her just because she's working for trump. i would never do that. goblin lives matter, you guys. but then she has to go and say this -- >> remember we weren't even in afghanistan by this time, barack obama went into afghanistan creating another problem. >> larry: no, no, no, no! obama did not go into afghanistan! now you're just being stupid for stupid's sake! okay? but i don't! what's wrong with your people?! perhaps you're not familiar with all the disasters from the bush administration -- there was a terrorist attack, we got into two wars, the vice president shot his friend, there was a horrible hurricane -- which, thanks to you, is no longer the first thing that comes up when you google the words "katrina" and "total (bleep) (bleep) show." (applause) but maybe you were going fast and you didn't mean to say that. let me give you the benefit of the doubt. "that was obama's war, yes." >> larry: look at the confident way

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his campaign manager was a lobbyist for-- and his current spokesperson katrina pierson is a failed tea party candidate for congress who this past week shot to not ryity for saying this. >> entering barack obama and hillary clinton, remember we weren't even in afghanistan by this time. barack obama went into afghanistan creating another problem it was hillary clinton and her disinlt in libya which was also a wreck its decision to create that vacuum. they armed the rebels and they are even funding them now. >> okay, so you are saying barack obama took the country into afghanistan post 2009, is that what you are saying? >> what i am saying is. >> well, you just said we weren't in afghanistan. >> barack obama and hillary clinton. >> that was obama's war, yes. (laughter) >> the compose sure on that news anchor's face, you can see he's like-- so-- so you are saying-- wow. she was also once arrested for shoplifting and then got in a fight about it on a reality tv show. >> you are such a liar and a hypocrite. you talked about black people being criminals and now are you changing it because we

katrina pierson hisiers h spokeswoman said he's not changing his opinion he's justni changing the words that he's using. using. >> okay. >> something that only the trump campaign can get away with g saying. sin i think you need to look atat the fact they're not making aakn play to republicans, they'rethey making a play to those people in the middle.e. >> sure. >> how many undecided voters vos there are left at this point. they'r young people especially on the streets on campuses and i wasse on multiple campuses today asking people how they felthow y and there was a consensus. they said regardless of myga view of donaldrd trump this is a reasonable plan i like where this is going it's a step inlait the right directio'sn and youndu know it's tough to disagree. di. i think a lot of people on the far right you were juste st talking about the alt right rig saying this is a liberal idea,ee this is an extremist viewstie trump is putting forth itsth its really not an extreme view. recent polls are in the majority republicans supportpo this immigration reform. r a lot of people on the far f righ

katrina pierson was diagnosing hillary clinton using webmd. kennedy: it would be nice. we had medical doctors who look over the medical records in detail and give us a fuller account. >> i do think that a general focus on age is fine as long as it's generally noting that older people are more likely to die than younger people. pretty obvious. but i think dr. carson needs to be a little careful. when you are a doctor, things you say on medical subjects, he's sit frpght sidelines and he has a vested interest. kennedy: if doctors are fallible just as lawyers are, and they can be come pro mietsed. when they are in proximity to power -- we need some sort of independent medical examination of record or the patient. i think they should throw in a sight test. >> sight tests would be -- psych tests would be difficult because of how you interpret it. i don't have a problem with both of these people releasing their. i cannot look at her life and decide. >> that letter from her doctor was from last year. it wasn't a current -- i love dr. carson. this is a moment of honesty. they bo

we have katrina pierson. let's play what donald trump just said a little while ago at a rally. >> hillary wants to abolish, essentially abolish, the second amendment. by the way, if she gets to pick, if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks, but the second amendment people, maybe there is, i don't know, but -- >> it's not just the clinton campaign that says it sounds like he is making a reference for violence. general michael hayden said it sounded like a threat. what did he say? >> he said exactly what he said. hillary clinton and gun control has been talked about a lot. she is a gun grabber. she will do everything she can to remove the second amendment, so mr. trump was clearly pointing that out as he does every day on the campaign trail. we also know that unification is key. there are a lot of americans that support the second amendment. there are millions of members of the nra. so this is very important in november if you care about your second amendment rights to get out there and vote.

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here with reaction is katrina pierson, donald trum's national spokesperson. all right, katrina, i am looking at this article now. "inside the failing mission to save donald trump from himself." and donald is correct. i mean, it is one anonymous source after another. and that you know, the campaign is in trouble. is the campaign in trouble? >> no, judge, it isn't. but that is -- that has become the most common theme, whether it's "new york times" and other mainstream print press or even at cnn, there's always this anonymous source or two anonymous sources that seem to know more than even the campaign knows about the campaign. they've all been riding the trump campaign obituary now for over a year. even after reince priebus was campaigning with donald trump yesterday they're still writing stories that the rnc does not support donald trump and vice versa. we have to remind people that donald trump is the one raising the money for the rnc. >> you know, katrina, though, when i hear donald in connecticut, and i'm not sure why he's in connecticut but we'll get to th

. >> i want to bring in donald trump campaign spokeswoman katrina pierson along with maria car donna and the political editor for the root.com jason johnson, welcome to all of you. good morning. so katrina, mr. trump made this decision to shake up his campaign on his own without his children's advice. does that mean they're out? >> no, not at all. in fact, earlier reporting on cnn is that it was his children who made the decision. look, mr. trump has discussed -- >> initially we thought that, i just want to clear it up. we got new information that this was mr. trump's decision, not his children's. >> that's what seems to be lost in translation here. these individuals were not just brand-new people that have been brought into the campaign and kellyanne conway's been around for a very long time and has a relationship with mr. trump. she was a fantastic addition to the team. there is no shake-up. no one is out. everyone retains their position. he's just adding to the campaign which is something we've been doing all along the way. we needed someone to fill the campaign manager position a

alan combs is the host of the alan combs show, and katrina pierson is a trump campaign national spokesperson. katrina, why can't hillary clinton just admit what she did was wrong and be done with it? >> well, you know, trish, i think what we see today is exactly why hillary clinton avoids doing press conferences, because she doesn't want to answer the questions. the entire case for her non-indictment is the fact that they can't prove intent. and the fact that she admits to any of those questions, then her case is blown out of the water. so she has to walk this very fine line and continue to repeat those lies hoping that the public, the mass public, doesn't find out the truth. >> tezlyn, when you look at the way the media covers trump -- and they cover every little challenge he has along the way, some of which haven't been so little, some of which have been pretty big. but then you look at the way the media covers hillary clinton, and i would think, you know, as someone who had worked in bernie sanders' campaign, you might have been at times pretty frustrated that the media didn't make a bigg

katrina pierson, mary katherineham and steve mcman. let me just get this out of the way. huma abedin and anthony weiner, whom announcing separation officially after this photograph which disturbingly included a picture of their son with him in this sexting picture. that presence of the kid makes it more troubling than -- and not fun aye. >> no. we have gone a step further from like compulsive sexual behavior to disturbing sexual behavior. my heart is with this child for one and this family situation that is blowing up. i also think when it comes to the political part of this that i think there is a very good argument to be made that huma and hillary are a danger to national security without carlos danger at all. but i think donald trump will probably bring this up a couple times. >> let's get to you katrina. donald trump using the scandal to question hillary clinton's judgment to say that weiner might have learned of information through his wife. there is no evidence he might have learned anything classified. >> no. which is exactly why he asked the question. huma abedin

pierson. when is he going to do it? >> he doesn't call me and seek advice. >> are you tired of saying that as a supporter? >> i hate to see missed opportunities. both candidates have their negatives and he could be pointing out some big ones that are key issues to people that are in the middle, swing voters that could easily be exposed to things that would drive her negatives up even further, true states that he ought to be hammering home like we see with the hostage trade deal. >> we were talking about the interview that hillary clinton had this weekend, she got four pinocchios for it and instead he's doing this. he quickly diverdictted to some the same old topics. >> we had a story when i was talking to people dancing in the streets or on the roof tops. i said in new jersey they were dancing. and, no, i said when the world trade center came down, nice, real nice. so here's the story -- by the way, those people that knocked down the world trade center most lick l likely under the trump policy

david: i talked to katrina pierson and she's already on board saying it's impossible to deport 11 million. >> i'm just saying that's what donald trump had to say so the question becomes we saw it in the papers this morning folks who were saying hey this looks like barack obama's policies. go after the criminals or what about jeb bush and what about marco rubio? >> there are so many criminals apparently according to the donald trump and rudy giuliani who will be his enforcer they wouldn't be able to carry on the illegal activities that they have but i have to ask finally is there anything from what he did today in his speech? >> a terrible opportunity. he didn't say in my meetings with the present of mexico here are the five positions we had. they have crime on their border and have they have a problem with illegal immigration. he talks about common goals and getting people back to work giving them resources and an atmosphere. i thought it was a good speech and a good first step. david: together we will solve these problems both trump and the present of mexico said that. thank you very muc

joining me, fox news contributor leslie marshall, trump campaign spokesperson katrina pierson. what is this designed to do? >> well, this is absolutely designed to lift the burden on a lot of working mothers out there. specifically mr. trump sauls said from the beginning he would be strong on women's issues he does want fairness. he wants a level playing field so we bring back the idea you still can be in america and have the american dream. when you look at the way taxes are today, trish, we can't sit here and say it is okay for corporations to write off their corporate jets or for global banks to be able to write off their legal expenses after being found criminally negligent and tell a working mom that she can't write off her child care. that is not fair. trish: look. do you think, leslie, that this is, going to help him in terms of the women's issue? i mean, we heard ivanka's speech there in cleveland, biggest challenge for women today in achieving equal pay, stems from the fact that women have families. they make different choices. there are different priorities in their l

alan combs is the host of the alan combs show, and katrina pierson is a trump campaign national spokesperson. katrina, why can't hillary clinton just admit what she did was wrong and be done with it? >> well, you know, trish, i think what we see today is exactly why hillary clinton avoids doing press conferences, because she doesn't want to answer the questions. the entire case for her non-indictment is the fact that they can't prove intent. and the fact that she admits to any of those questions, then her case is blown out of the water. so she has to walk this very fine line and continue to repeat those lies hoping that the public, the mass public, doesn't find out the truth. >> tezlyn, when you look at the way the media covers trump -- and they cover every little challenge he has along the way, some of which haven't been so little, some of which have been pretty big. but then you look at the way the media covers hillary clinton, and i would think, you know, as someone who had worked in bernie sanders' campaign, you might have been at times pretty frustrated that the media didn't make a bigg

now i asked katrina pierson that question. that is not possible. do you agree? >> he wants to make sure we know who is in our country, why they are here. and if they have bad intentions, toes people need to absolutely be removed. he has been very clear and up front about that again his number one priority when it comes to border security is to secure the border. time and time again that is -- david: again i'm not hearing about way in which it is being modified. that hasn't been clear. >> i think you will have to tune into the speech for that part, yes, sir. david: that is a good tease. talk about reince priebus, head of rnc he is suggesting something very interesting. of course he has a horse in the race obviously. he is for donald trump. but he says it will be important for us and for donald trump to continue down the measured path he is now on. if he does that, i think he will be tied or ahead or just after labor day. that is only about a week 1/2 away. do you agree? >> absolutely. i think donald trump has been making forward movement over the last several wee