john: let's break up with government. >> we are done. john: that is our show tonight. john: what was that odd film clip i just aired? it is a new series that actually is about breaking up with government designed to make the problems caused by government more accessible to people, but it is an overbearing boyfriend. the series is called love go and has gotten nearly 2 million views. >> i know that we just met. john: we will debate that premise. i shouldn't do a show on this too many young people seem to love government. people like austin peterson who runs the website libertarian republic .com. you have the same name is a star on the film. john: you are a long time libertarian. you have now watch this. >> when you see him getting all of the sons of thousands of young people you know that something like this is being shared. >> this facebook post that says it is in name, that is what we need. maybe the libertarians need our own reality show. john: someone did supply, at no time has the majority been interested in raw knowledge. this we will do more than any lecture. >>

. >> and now, john stossel. john: our rights are at risk. it's partly because the two leading presidential candidates both want to take away some of your rights and also because many americans are confused about what they write is. bernie sanders said things like this. >> health care is a right of all people. john: it's a right, health care? he also said education, decent housing and childcare our rights. politicians around the world agree. u.n. bureaucrats claim plot to things or human rights. protection from unemployment, rest and leisure, food, clothing, housing, necessary social services, free education. those are human rights? i guess mark zuckerberg abe lincoln and thomas edison, they were deprived of basic human rights. bernie sanders and the u.n. busybodies are wrong. health care, housing and food are not the kinds of rights america's founders wrote about it because he to give one person for housing or education you have to take money from somebody else. that's a violation of those people's rights. in our bill of rights every single

john: the man died. two days later at the black lives matter rally in dallas a man killed five officers and wounded two others. how do we get more justice. former nypd detective bo dietl says support police officers more and get tougher on prime. but some say they need to let more people out of jail. >> the right number of people in jail is the right answer. but there are a lot of people in jail with mental health issues. police officers don't have enough time to chase the truely violent repeat offenders because they are distracted by so many things. john: isn't there some good reason for black lives matter protesters to be mad, some cops are bullies. 650,000 the cops in america. one-half of one percent is thousands of bullies out there. >> even if you take the structure of the clergy. you have got more than that in the surgery and doctors. john: but they don't have guns and the right to use them to take my life. >> a cop making $40,000 a year and is expected to be a psychologist or socialologist. john:

. >> and now, john stossel. john: our rights are at risk. it's partly because the two leading presidential candidates both want to take away some of your rights and also because many americans are confused about what they write is. bernie sanders said things like this. >> health care is a right of all people. john: it's a right, health care? he also said education, decent housing and childcare our rights. politicians around the world agree. u.n. bureaucrats claim plot to things or human rights. protection from unemployment, rest and leisure, food, clothing, housing, necessary social services, free education and periodic holidays with pay. those are human rights? i guess mark zuckerberg abe lincoln and thomas edison, they were deprived of basic human rights. bernie sanders and the u.n. busybodies are wrong. health care, housing and food are not the kinds of rights america's founders wrote about it because he to give one person for housing or education you have to take money from somebody else. that's a violation of those people's rights. in o

john: audience? >> since the mainstream media has failed to adequately cover the issue of the dakota pipeline. would you talk about your experience with the indigenous tribe and your experience. >> the message i approved of was the message of the indigenous people who were locking down on what is not construction equipment, it's detrucks equipment. when i was there it just bull doatds their an cholesterol d tl burial grounds. john: it was a government-approved pipeline. >> it was. by the was unjustly approved through an inadequate process. we must end all pipe lines and do it now. john: right now in the south a pipeline is closed because of a spill. and people are mad. gas prices are up. >> all new pipelines and pipeline infrastructures. >> i understand you are in favor of overturning citizens united. that would actually give the federal government ability to censor documentaries and other mediums. do you believe it federal government should be able to censor documentaries, books, magazines, cartoons

john: i'm confused. flipping the able channels, i see sex, racism, all kind of stuff. >> people turn on the defensive switch. they make a decision i'm going to be offend. it's like saying i'm a good person. i feel like i'm proactive by getting rid of this terrible speech. >> there is a lot of people out there whose job it is to be offended by other people. >> when people are outrained by something, they are patting themselves on the back, like hey, i'm a good person, i'm outraged. >> i'm the most outrains of them all, therefore, i'm the most moral. when you see people are reaching to try to find something to be offended to, you realize there is something going on that's deeper. john: if we allow the person who is offended to control us, there is a competition for who can be most powerful for being the most easily offended. >> it's a race to the bottom. john: gregg is the author of "fire." here is another clip from his movie. >> we were accused of sexual harassment for an april fools article. reporter: he

i'm john o'neill." and i explained to him, "i'm from the white house and i do terrorism, and i need some help." and i told him our story on the classified phone line, and he went into action. >> narrator: in 20 years, he'd chased a lot of bad guys, but nobody like ramzi yousef. >> yousef is one of the most dangerous people on the planet, very smart. getting him and incapacitating him was a significant public safety issue, and john o'neill recognized that, was not about to take no for an answer anywhere before he was taken into custody. (telephone dialing) (telephone rings) >> white house. >> o'neill put together an arrest team that managed to catch ramzi ahmed yousef in pakistan, just before he moved into afghanistan, which would've been beyond our reach. it was a pretty intense couple of days, but it worked. >> narrator: for the next six years, o'neill and his agents would follow the bloody and complex trail from ramzi yousef to osama bin laden. >> the picture was still fuzzy-- i mean, it was by no mea

john. john: mike emmanuel in north carolina. mike, thank you. jenna: we were just talking about north carolina, let's dig in some of the latest polls as well. first new york times cbs news poll showing hillary clinton at 46% to donald trump's 44%. according to a new cnn orc46 to 44%. all the candidates are asked about. as my next guest writes in latest crystal ball article, quote, trump has unquestionably made progress but he's yet to definitively take a lead in any state that voted for obama outside of indiana. he has a lot of work to do. let's talk about all of this with director of senate for politics at the university of virginia, there you are, larry, good to see you as always. >> thank you so much. but he's so dramatic person on the scene. he's the person that attracts the cameras, he's the person people talk about more than anyone else and he's defining fining who you're foreign against i think even more than hillary clinton though, there's some of that with her. i want to expreases that she's had the worst week of campaign and set her ba

john as 56-year-old roger zipkin of mill valley. he sells multi-million dollar homes in some of the most exclusive neighborhoods of marin county. >> what address do you want me to put down? >> can i show you this away from the cameras, please? can you remove these people and i'll be happy to tell you. >> this guy has an sf number. >> a further check reveals a prior arrest but zipkin won't discuss it on camera. >> if he doesn't want to say it on camera. >> i don't want the cameras here period. >> i have no control over that. >> i understand what you're saying. i'm not here to not cooperate with you. don't you feel like you have enough film here? can't you stop? >> in a sudden strange of strategy zipkin decides to go with the flow and starts engaging us in a conversation and offers a defense. >> you say you didn't think it was solicitation. do you want to explain what happened here? >> i would say i made a big mistake when i pulled over to talk to somebody. but in terms of the discussion, the discussion came from her. you know, i made

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john: so, true. what is it about trump that -- we know he did not prepare for the debate, but he blew some of the most basic elements, not knowing what the split screen would do. not seeming to get the things he always seemed to get so well before. how does one explain that? mr. rutenberg: i wonder if he, shockingly, was a little bit nervous. maybe he is human in that. i also think there has been so little consequence to him getting basic things wrong you know he could get right in other situations. maybe he thought he could amble through and it would be ok. part of what has made him compelling this year has been the sort of hot mess quality that sometimes takes over. mark: liberals will kill you on twitter for saying trump was human. mr. rutenberg: i said maybe. mark: good point. thank you, jim. mr. rutenberg: i will never be on the show again. john: thanks for coming in. you were great. that is it for tonight. thanks for watching. trending business is up next. sayonara. ♪ ♪ it is thursday, the

john: i'm john heilemann. mark: and i'm mark halperin. "with all due respect" to those who wondered if donald trump is tech savvy. we came up with the internet. cyber warfare. cyber warfare. sitting on a bed that weighs 400 pounds. cyber and cyber warfare. he is so good with his computers. it is unbelievable. cyber warfare. i agree. ♪ mark: we are all about zeros and ones on this episode of "with all due respect." less than 24 hours after donald trump and hillary clinton facing off on the debate stage. and both candidates are back out on the trail already. after many declared clinton the winner from last on, the democratic nominee ticket victory lap in raleigh, north carolina. ms. clinton: did anybody see that debate last night? [cheering] mrs. clinton: oh, yes. one down, two to go. [applause] ms. clinton: and when i confronted him with the reasons why he would not release his tax returns, i got to the point where i said, maybe he's paying zero. he says maybe that makes him smart. [boos] ms. clinton: if not paying taxes makes him smart,

john? john: frank, sahil, last night when he gave his speech, there was something fusion among my colleagues in the media about whether he had in fact moderated at all in terms of substance. because of the fact that he did not call for the immediate mass deportation of 11 million undocumented workers in the united states. did trump's often at all from the policy fight, or is this -- trump soften at all, or is this just harder than ever, or even harder? frank in the matter of policy, i i don't think he softened at all. he got a few headlines from kellyanne conway saying, let's just say we will enforce the law aggressively. let's not call it a deportation force, let's say we will triple the number of ice agents. i do think it was an attempt to sound more reasonable. quite frankly i expected it to , have more rhetorical flourishes. i never expected he would move away from his hard-line policy. it ended up being much more of a stephen bannon speech than a kellyanne conway speech. john: john, le

john: shocked. when you see the film in the video, it just happens that the estimated plane was probably fine 500 miles an hour and it was just there and it was boom -- it hit. it showered debris at one of the control points on the roadways and things were showering down by the control point, but you just turn around and there was. it happened quickly. no time. steve: how many pentagon employees were killed on that date? john: 125. i don't recall the number of injured. some are very badly burned. we were very fortunate that the plane hit right between where we had renovated and the area that had not been renovated. they had just begun to move people into the new area, and the new area had sprinkler systems, the glass proof windows and other security things he had done to strengthen the walls in the place. the other side of the building was the next space to be renovated, said people have but weo move out probably had a hundred people and that the renovation had been involved, it probably would have

john: and i'm john scott. just hours before he and mrs. clinton both take part in nationally televised commander in chief form tonight. senior correspondent john roberts is live in philadelphia. he has the latest for you. >> donald trump is running late, making his way here to the place where he will give that speech, which could be a pretty big news making speech. the thing he's going to talk about first of all is rebuilding the military. on day one of presidency, he will instruct congress to lift sequester sitting at $148 billion. donald trump did not say how much he wants to increase that. he will deal with that in first budget. now, these numbers could change between now and the time that donald trump gives the speech. here is what we understand, in terms of the army, 540,000 active duty personnel, that could be increase of 61,000 from the current level of 479,000. when it comes to the marine corps, he wants to increase the number of battalions to 36 up to the current level of 23. navy ships, he wants to increase to 350 at current leve

john: i think that is true. the trump campaign says there are 10 things that we learned from the report. all of them are -- some are interesting. none of them are not smoking guns. tiny incremental movements forward in the story. you look at the clinton campaign . it is the friday before labor day. they greeted it with equanimity. he says we are happy to have this out. it's all good. you can tell how troubling a story is by how they react in this was not a freaked out reaction for our them. there is nothing to see their. the problem isn't much to see. >> if they are freaking out they are doing a good job of hiding it. overseas to trip the russian port city where john sat down with vladimir putin for a wide-ranging interview. he denied involvement in the computer hack that embarrassed the democratic party but he did throw some shade calling the service-mails a public >> does it matter who hacked it? the important thing is the contempt that was given to the public. they work in the interest in one of the candidate

. >> i'm john heilemann. and with all due respect to those who think hillary clinton's coughing fits our respective of her health -- [coughing] is seventh inning stretch over and today marks the first day of the final innings of the presidential race. the concession stands are closing and in nine weeks, we will have a winner and a different kind of concession speech. pray this thing doesn't go into extras because there are polls that show the contest has tightened. before we get to that, hillary clinton and donald trump are both on the campaign trail the day after their various operations. -- their various operations nearly collided in ohio. they held events in north carolina, virginia, florida. it sounded a bit like this. sec. clinton: we had 62 days. 62 days to make the case. and i can't do it without you. mr. trump: we came out with a 10 point plan. it is on the website. it has been praised by the veterans groups. sec. clinton: his whole campaign has been one log insult -- one long insult to those that hav

john: remember the scream in howard dean stled john kerry in early polls. but then he tried to rally the troops. the room was noisy, and people in the room said it sounded like a normal rally. but because dean's microphone picked up only dean's voice, the tv broadcast made him seemid crazy. this video is set to have shut john kerry, this is said to haveve helped bill clinton. george bush had who moan actual towards ronald reagan until the debate in new hampshire. there was a time when reagan looked strong. that moment helped change the campaign. >> read my lips, no new taxes.et >> the difference between a hockey mom and pit bull? lipstick. >> other ones you have to depend on your candidate seizing a moment you didn't expect to happen. john: most moments so far this election have been poorly >> phrased. >> if you have a business you didn't build that, somebody elsece made that happen. >> we'll put you all back in chains. john: the media calm it gaffes. but the media don't know when when muskey teared up defending his wife. but in 2008 hillary clinton cried.

john: i am john heilemann. with respect to mcdonald's and kfc, today we suspect more them of revisiting something more festive. nicolle: burger king's new whopperito. ♪ john: have you seen the whopperito in person? nicolle: no. john: you have to have one. tonight, we have donald trump's immigration speech, the whole enchilada. day when a new abc news poll shows that clinton posing and favorability rating is creeping up into donald trump territory. he put to mexico city with his first meeting with heads of state. he is addressing immigration tonight in phoenix, arizona. he set down with the mexican present for a private discussion about that issue, which in a statement afterwards, he called substantive, directory of before launching into a scripted comments, but a sharp warning open borders and open trade. mr. trump: in both mexico and the united states, this is a humanitarian disaster. having a secure border is a sovereign right and mutually beneficial. we recognize and respect the right of either country to

john: he is here. we will talk to the paul ryan communications director and former hillary clinton chief strategist and guru. first, our sponsors. ♪ donny: i like this show. now it is time for junior and senior. joining us now is a man that john heilemann described as pretty. and the advisor of mitt romney. i want to quickly join with you howie. simple three senses. ee sentences. >> i agree. i thought she continued to demonstrate her prowess and command. politically, he had a pretty good week. john: he has a lot to say. donny: only three sentences. i will keep it short. i think she should be doing better. i think she will be doing better over time, but the more time she has national security discussions, it gets bogged down into discussions of e-mail which is where she does not want to be. >> she has the potential to be much stronger. it is very simple. trump, i don't want to be talking about national security because anytime i talked about it, the media talks about does this person have the temperam

john: and i'm john heilemann. with all due respect to donald trump junior, we think we know what cap of candy he is not giving out halloween. ♪ john: on our show tonight, new details emerging about ahmad khan rahami, the man suspected of setting off homemade explosives in manhattan and new jersey, injuring 29 people. his father warned police that his son two years ago with an fbi assessment of the case after no ties to terrorism were found. authorities obtained a notebook that belonged to the bomber that exhibits opinions sympathetic to jihadists causes. clinton over how the nation should respond to an internal terrorist threat, donald trump stayed on offense. clinton was off the trail today, held a conference call with her national security advisers taking aim at trump's to prevent. mark, both campaigns have tried to use the incident to protect the other and gain the upper hand. who at this moment has it? mark: i would say people think this is a rerun that i think we saw today what we saw yesterday. both sides

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john: and i'm john heilemann. "with all due respect" to gary johnson, perhaps your question would be more appropriate in another setting. >> this was the end of the silk road. gary: what is aleppo? >> you are getting -- kidding. gary: no. ♪ john: we will take latebreaking staples for --swing state polls for 7600, alex. in florida, donald trump and hillary clinton are tied. clinton is up by four points in north carolina. points is also up by 5 in pennsylvania. finally donald trump up by 1 point in ohio. we will talk more about that later. first let's talk about an intrepid story. last night clinton and trump went back to back at nbc's commander in chief forum. it was a daily double letdown. when it was over, trump was randomly -- was roundly hammered on substance, while clinton on style. she was at times seeming perturbed about questions about her controversial e-mail practices and handling of classified information. 12 hours after the forum, she held her third media availability in 3 days my tarmac in white plai

john: i am john heilemann. mark: i am mark halperin. with all due respect to those conspiracy theorists who think that hillary clinton has a body double, who would ever do that? john: thanks, guys. we will take it from here. ♪ john: welcome to this edition of the best of with all due respect. this week was all about health, the health of the candidates and the health of the campaign. let's take you back to where it all started. mark: democrats today are dealing with the fallout from a medical incident that caused hillary clinton to leave a 9/11 commemoration ceremony here in gotham city earlier yesterday. hours after this appeared on social media, she appeared to be stumbling and was taken into a black van. she has been diagnosed with pneumonia. on friday, then she got dehydrated at the event and a little bit overheated. her campaign aides were all over tv explaining and insisting that clinton has no other illnesses besides pneumonia. and they acknowledge though that the campaign should not have kept the media in the dark. >> i think

john: indictment or no indictment. if director comey recommended that, this would be one of the worst days and hillary clinton's life. she may not be the democrat nominee and might not be the president of the united states. ms. clinton: please join me in welcoming the president of the united states, barack obama. president obama: hillary! hillary! john: the crowd here was in love with what they saw on stage. the clinton people loved it, g 00. they think that is very powerful. once a critic of hers, now a convert. they think that is a big, powerful plus. >> no reasonable prosecutor would bring the case in 100 years raised on rose -- gross negligence. should have known, must've known, had to know does not get you there. mark: hillary clinton won the day. they were not ready for the strategy. it was not as bad as the benghazi hearing. but they did not have the strategy. senator sanders: hillary clinton will make an outstanding president and i am proud to stand with her today. john: it was already a raucous, rollicking con

coming up. ♪ john: congratulations. you survived your second -- yes, second -- summer of trump. for us at bloomberg politics, the last couple of months on the ew by so fast, fl we thought we would take a few moments to look at the plots, subplots, and sub-subplots of the summer. jake if you are saying he cannot : do his job because of his race, is that not the definition of racism? mr. trump: i don't think so at all. he is mexican. we are building a wall. >> many people are watching in horror. speaker ryan: it is the textbook definition of a racist comment. mark: the condemnation of the figure the house of his own party is extraordinary. get used to it. there's going to be more of it. mr. trump: i will suspend immigration from areas of the world where there is a proven history of terrorism against the united states. speaker ryan: i do not think in a muslim ban is reflective of our principles, not just as a party, but as a country. mark: right now the biggest thing going on in this presidential race is a lot of the media

john torres. without -- in a situation if you had a patient who is hillary clinton's agent had an incident that occurred like this, it would it be your inclination to send that patient ridley to the hospital to emergency room? frequent ande get villains calls and the drivers, or medics, emt's say there is a pneumonia.has my advice would be bring them to the emergency room. we need to find out why they collapsed. we rehydrate them and go from there to make sure nothing dangerous happened. to some extent i am surprised she got redirected from the emergency room because that would be a step i would think would be logical in a situation like this. mark: if we asked 100 of your colleagues all would agree or it is this a judgment or opinion? dr. torres: 98 of them would agree and say definitely especially given our circumstances she had given the fact that you looking at the video and having 2020 hindsight. she collapsed in the video, a 60-year-old female if and without knowing the pneumonia part want t

john: audience? >> since the mainstream media has failed to adequately cover the issue of the dakota pipeline. would you talk about your experience with the indigenous tribe and your experience. >> the message i approved of was the message of the indigenous people who were locking down on what is not construction equipment, it's detrucks equipment. when i was there it just bull doatds their an cholesterol d tl burial grounds. john: it was a government-approved pipeline. >> it was. by the was unjustly approved through an inadequate process. we must end all pipe lines and do it now. john: right now in the south a pipeline is closed because of a spill. and people are mad. gas prices are up. >> all new pipelines and pipeline infrastructures. >> i understand you are in favor of overturning citizens united. thatould actually give the federal government ability to censor documentaries and other mediums. do you believe it federal government should be able to censor documentaries, books, magazines, cartoons.

john: i'm john heilemann. mark: and i'm mark halperin. " to thel due respect apple geniuses that jumped the gun on their product announcement on twitter, all we have to say is-- >> aye aye aye. mark: aye aye, captain trump. we are pumped for the matt lauer hour power, the abc news commander-in-chief for them, where hillary clinton and donald trump will answer questions on military affairs and veterans issues. oh, is this events timely. new polling from nbc suggests that trump might have an advantage with some national security voters. trump went to philadelphia to speak at the union league, where he talked about national security and made new proposals, including that he would ask military for a plan to defeat isis within 30 days of taking office. he would end sequestration cuts, built of the country's defenses by modernizing the military, adding more equipment, and modernizing the missile-defense system. aid typically he would be the best commander-in-chief, and of course, cold outlines on his rival. words th

john: in your time. i think it'sin: more complicated because despite all the criticism of our western partners, we are developing domestic democracy. elections are significantly more important than in previous years. there is a practical dimension. we now see the rating of our poll leading -- leading political force, many people are asking what has happened. it's part of a proactive election campaign. what do they have to offer? they all criticize the authority. they meanwhile don't say how to make things better. then they look great on the television, they criticize representatives of the ruling party. but they don't say they're ready forake responsibility ultimately necessary decisions. president putin: are you envious of the chinese who don't have to go through these elections? president putin: there is a different political system in china and it's a different country. i don't think you would like to see 1.5 billion people with a disorder in the government. russia is a different country. we have diff

john: that was my point. he was saying i don't care, it is who the american people choose and you look at the record. he has said he thinks clinton was trying to get rid of him in 2011, organizing protest against him. for him it's beyond and existential crisis. he is a fantastic man, he to do business. the idea that he would sit there and say i don't care between this woman who wants to overthrow me and this man who seems to be in love with me, that seems incredible but i think there is an element. vladimir putin, for all his bluster, he loves stirring things up. from his point of view, maybe having a hillary he has sullied of it is a good way to go ahead. -- a bit is a good way to go ahead. john: this comes on the question of the leaks. you asked him about the allegations that russia was involved in hacking the democratic party e-mail. president putin: is that really important? the important thing is to content that was given to the public. i want to tell you again, i don't know anything. the state of russia

john: and i'm john heilemann. "with all due respect" to gary johnson, perhaps your question would be more appropriate in another setting. -- geography. >> this town was the end of the silk road. gary: what is aleppo? >> you are kidding. gary: no. ♪ john: we will take latebreaking swing state polls for 600, alex. q poll showed the that in florida, donald trump and hillary clinton are tied. clinton is up by four points in north carolina. clinton is also up by 5 points in pennsylvania. with 48% and donald trump at 42%. and finally donald trump up by 1 point in ohio. we will talk more about that later. first let's talk about an intrepid story. last night clinton and trump went back to back at nbc's commander in chief forum. and it was a daily double letdown. when it was over, trump was roundly hammered on substance, while clinton on style. tonight we will start with times seemedat perturbed about questions about her controversial e-mail practices and handling of classified information. 12 hours after the forum, she

john: i am john heilemann. mark: i am mark -- with all due respect to those who think hillary clinton has a body , who would ever do that? john: thanks, guys. we will take it from here. welcome to this edition of the best of with all due respect. this week was all about health, the health of the candidates and the health of the campaign. let's take you back to where it started. mark: democrats are dealing with the follow-up from a medical incident that caused hillary clinton to leave a 9/11 commemoration ceremony here in gotham city hours -- gotham city. hours after, she appeared to be stumbling. she has been diagnosed with pneumonia. on friday, got dehydrated at the event and a little bit overheated. her campaign aides were all over thatplaining and insisting clinton has no other illnesses besides pneumonia. the acknowledge the campaign should not have kept the media in the dark. think that in retrospect we could have handled it better in terms of providing more information more quickly. it is our intention th

john: i am john heilemann. mark: i am mark halperin. with all due respect to those conspiracy theorists who think hillary clinton has got a body double, don't be ridiculous. who would ever do that? john: thanks, guys. we will take it from here. ♪ john: welcome to this edition of the best of with all due respect. this past week was all about health, the health of the candidates and the health of the campaigns. let's take you back to where it all started. mark: democrats today are dealing with the fallout from a medical incident that forced hillary clinton to leave a 9/11 commemoration ceremony at ground zero here in gotham city earlier yesterday. hours after video appeared on social media, she appeared to be tumbling and was taken into a black van. she has been diagnosed with pneumonia on friday, got dehydrated at the event and a little bit overheated. her campaign aides were all over tv today explaining and insisting that clinton has no other illnesses besides pneumonia. and the -- they acknowledge though that the campaign should not

john: i am john heilemann. mark: i am mark halperin. with all due respect to donald trump's mimicry, we are getting the impression you are a one trick pony. donald trump: here is jeb bush, donald trump is not a true conservative. charles krauthammer, donald trump is not at 50%. poor mitt romney, donald trump should not run. donald trump. glenn beck. donald trump. ted cruz. donald trump. lindsey graham. donald trump's strategy does not work. the washington post. donald trump wants to let japan go nuclear. donald trump does not like nato. he will not do well. he does not know foreign policy. he should not be allowed on the debate stage. donald trump is not christian. tim kaine -- donald is this, use that. hillary clinton. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump will not become the president. ♪ john: welcome to the best of "with all due respect." the final week before the first presidential debate, the nation's attention was focused on the violence in the streets of a major american city. we discussed how the

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john: indictment or no indictment. if director komi recommended that, this would be one of the worst days and hillary clinton's life. she may not be the democrat nominee and might not be the president of the united states. ms. clinton: please join me in welcoming the president of the united states, barack obama. president obama: hillary! hillary! of hers,t's a critic now a convert. that is a big, powerful plus. >> should have known, must've known, had to know does not get you there. clinton won the day. they were not ready for the strategy. it was not as bad as the benghazi hearing. did not have the strategy. senator sanders: hillary clinton will make an outstanding president and i am proud to stand with her today. a raucous,s already rollicking convention and we are just getting started. sanders supporters infuriated by revelations in the wiki leaks leak. just sayverman: can i to the bernie or bust people, you are being ridiculous. senator sanders: i nominate hillary clinton as the democratic candidate for president o

john: i'm confused. flipping the able channels, i see sex, racism, all kind of stuff. >> people turn on the defensive switch. they make a decision i'm going to be offend. it's like saying i'm a good person. i feel like i'm proactive by getting rid of this terrible speech. >> there is a lot of people out there whose job it is to be offended by other people. >> when people are outrained by something, they are patting themselves on the back, like hey, i'm a good person, i'm outraged. >> i'm the most outrains of them all, therefore, i'm the most moral. when you see people are reaching to try to find something to be offended to, you realize there is something going on that's deeper. john: if we allow the person who is offended to control us, there is a competition for who can be most powerful for being the most easily offended. >> it's a race to the bottom. john: gregg is the author of "fire." here is another clip from his moe. >> we were accused of sexual harassment for an april fools article. reporter: her

john: let's break up with government. >> we are done. john: that is our show tonight. john: what was that odd film clip i just aired? it is a new series that actually is about breaking up with government designed to make the problems caused by government more accessible to people, but it is an overbearing boyfriend. the series is called love go and has gotten nearly 2 million views. >> i know that we just met. john: we will debate that premise. i shouldn't do a show on this too many young people seem to love government. people like austin peterson who runs the website libertarian republic .com. you have the same name is a star on the film. john: you are a long time libertarian. you have now watch this. >> when you see him getting all of the sons of thousands of young people you know that something like this is being shared. >> this facebook post that says it is in name, that is what we need. maybe the libertarians need our own reality show. john: someone did supply, at no time has the majority been interested in raw knowledge. this we will do more than any lecture. >>

john: thank you. on amber not red, you defended very eloquently the position not, what you did after brexit. do you still think that in some ways the kind of most economists over exaggerated what would happen with brexit? did we all get it wrong? wouldl, i think, first, i say i would much rather be on the front foot and act preemptively rather than be on o little foot and do to too late. i think the monetary policy did the right thing. i also think that what we did help to mitigate the negative shock of the immediate aftermath of the referendum. agents went in and part of the reason we are seeing consumption up is because rates are lower, mortgages are less expensive and people can sustain levels of consumption. we have to also recognize and i think the radar illustrates how the data moves around. and while the current data that we have seen in the immediate aftermath of the referendum has been more favorable, the forward-looking indicators, particularly things around investment in tension, still look

john: that makes sense. what happens on the debate stage is how the candidates really feel about each other comes out. one of the things we agree about, she thinks trump does not know enough about the world, he doesn't really qualify. particularly with his temperament. i can't believe she is not going to try to draw out his -- what she sees as his ignorance on those matters. i just can't believe she won't do that. mark: when we come back, what wisconsin means for donald trump. ♪ ♪ mark: everybody's talking about a slew of new battleground polls out the last 24 hours. a lot of numbers being discussed, but the most important ones come from the great state of new hampshire. we talked about donald trump's very narrow path to victory. there is a new poll that suggests a pretty big barrier to trump getting to 270 electoral votes. that survey shows clinton up nine points over trump. 47% to 30%. if she can keep that margin in new hampshire, trump's chances get lower. give trump a loss in pennsylvania, where poll

swagger >> you're going to direct john travolta. >> it's amazing. to actually see him walk on the set as john gotti, you know, in the fancy suit, it just -- it really comes to life. >> the dapper don. >> there he is. >> i looked at him and the way he looked at me was -- i completely felt like iiwas in john gotti's arms. it sent chills. but also, too, you know, my husband is known for being one i said, tone it down, you've got to remember -- he said, you don't think i won't remember i'm not mee >> it's set in new york city. it's difficult to shut down city blocks to make the movie there, so they chose parts of cincinnati that looked just like the big apple. traveling to ohio were kids ella blue and ben who helped john run lines. >> i'm doing a scene, and it's a harsh scene, and i want him to know i'm kidding. i laugh at the end of it to make pretending. and he said, hmm, don't laugh at the end of that scene. >> the 5-year-old got the character. >> exactly. >> is there pressure playing a real person? >> i think you don't want to disappoint. when i pla

end it was down interestingly to john kerry, john edwards, and me and the money -- the smart money over the weekend seemed to be that it would be john edwards. warren christopher apparently said to al gore, mr. vice president, this election will say more about you than it does about the person you are selecting to be your running mate and if you select senator edwards you will have to explain to the american people why you are taking a person who two years ago was practicing law in north carolina and you are putting him second to the most powerful governmental position in the world and apparently that turned the conversation. was likee what it serving as vice president when he got sick of the japanese dinner where he was incapacitated. >> i got a call from sam skinner about 4:00 in the morning saying we have a problem in the president passed out at dinner. a few minutes barbara bush was on the phone and i said what is going on over there and she said he over did it and i told him not to play, he is fine committee has the flu. she said don't worry about it. >> because she was the real se

john: thanks. we are back in the spin room, where to the best of my knowledge donald trump might be roaming around. senator david perdue is here with me, big-time supporter. he commented that some of the oxygen had left the room, so we think that donald trump is around. until he comes over himself, we will chat for a few minutes. tell me how you think your candidate did. >> as someone who believes we need to change the direction of country -- john: i have to cut you off because we have mr. trump over with mark halperin on the other side of the room. [laughter] taken away. mark: you're waiting to talk to donald trump in just a moment. he's talking to reporters on the other side. a bit unorthodox. john: guys? coming back to me. mr. trump not quite with market. senator, i cut you off. >> i'm really excited. as someone who believes we need to change the direction of country, this guy knocked it out of the park. he showed a start contrast between someone stuck in a lake eriebubble clinton and somebody t