♪ welcome to sunday. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. good to be with you. we're starting with donald trump back on message. he is mocking hillary clinton at a rally, questioning her mental health and saying he has a winning temperament. >> she is a totally unhinged person. she's unbalanced.

i've always had a great temperament. you know, i win. i have a winning temperament. >> the latest polls show he's not winning among voters. the poll shows clinton and kaine with an eight-point lead over trump and pence. >> reporter: following what has been described as his worst week yet, donald trump stuck largely to his talking points in new hampshire where a recent poll has him down 15 points to hillary clinton in this crucial battleground state. he did what republicans were hoping he would do last week, go after hillary clinton, hit obama and focus on the things that are important to his supporters, including immigration and fighting terrorism. trump also used hillary clinton's own words against her during an interview last week. she said that she had short circuited when asked about her e-mails. >> in front of some friendly

reporters, she short circuited. she used the term. she took a literal short circuit in the brain. and she's got problems. i mean, if we had real people, this would be a real problem for her. but i think that the people of this country don't want somebody that's going to short circuit up here. >> reporter: whether or not this is the pivot the republican party was hoping for remains to be seen. during the rally in new hampshire, trump praised reince priebus, even posting a photo of the two of them on instagram. noticeably missing from the rally was new hampshire snorkelsnorkel -- senator kelly ayotte. >> let's bring in scottie nell

hughes. also a. scott boldin former chairman of the party. good morning. your response to what we're hearing now from donald trump saying that she has a short circuit in the brain and that she's not all there? >> donald trump's attacks are always so personal and come off personal. if you look at the washington abc poll, not only do 60% of the voters bloelieve he's unfit to president, but they also believe he goes too far when attacking whoever he's attacking. here i think it works against him when he's personally attacking hillary clinton, because most of the women voters in that poll show that he goes too far. this is a historical election. again, he can't grow beyond his base with these attacks.

all the polls are showing that his message in these attacks simply aren't resonating outside of his base supporters. >> one thing that stands out is that 2/3 after the democratic national convention and all of those character witnesses, namely chelsea clinton coming out and talking about the former secretary, still 66% of those respondents believe she is too willing to bend the rules. what should the campaign be doing to turn those numbers around? >> i think both candidates have high negatives in this area, trump's in most polls being higher. here's the thing. the other variables on temperament, fitness, ability to handle even trade, taxes, terrorism, clinton is beating him in these polls because his message of attacking and saying i can do it, the attacks on the khans,infighting with the

republicans -- he can't win with those voters he got in the primary. he's got to grow. even if he's on message, that message isn't growing beyond those 14 million voters. >> i want your take on why donald trump is now questioning the mental stability of hillary clinton. let me say before we get to your answer here, when anti-trump forces were doing this a week ago we questioned them as well. why is this appropriate? >> i think it's because he's just throwing back at them what they've thrown at him. if you want to say that either of these folks have any mental instability, that's not only disrespecting the candidate but the people who are supporting him. i don't agree either side should be casting that at each other. we saw a whole slew -- we have

representative who questioned donald trump's mental stability. i think they're very petty. what you risk doing by having this type of conversation is you're risking millions of people who support them in the past and who are supporting them now. it's a very dangerous game. it looks like a bunch of children in a play box throwing sand at each other instead of questioning them on substance and policy and questions we should be having. this is just a distraction. >> hillary clinton now leading among women 58-35. that's a 23-point gap. there is no way that donald trump can win in november with a 23-point gap among women. how does he change that? >> well, it's simple. it's talking about the narrative. let's remember, this is not just a donald trump problem. >> some of the things that ivanka trump brought up in her speech -- you're talking about equal pay, paid family leave,

those were not policies that were introduced by the candidate himself. >> not yet. and i doubt that he would have allowed those things to be spoken from the stage. >> 93 days left. is he going to introduce those policies? >> we'll find out. he's giving a great economic speech tomorrow. the democrats have said all of those things in the past and have not been able to accomplish them. or they say equal pay for women and hillary clinton did not do that in her own office with her own folks. hillary clinton's got this huge -- >> wait a minute. this is the gap here. i'm confused. are you saying that the campaign should and will introduce these topics of equal pay and family leave? >> i think these are topics should be discussed. i think we should also look at realistically instead of sitting here -- we're not the green

party. we're not promising unicorns and rainbows and not paying for it. they should be topics that republicans are having, because we have not had it. hence why you had hillary throw the whole binder reminder this past week. >> what's the point of having the conversation? >> because it's something to start looking at. instead of hillary clinton throwing out billions and billions of dollars of this added on surplus of government expenditures, let's make sure we can afford them first. let's start the conversation amongst the republican party. the republican party has had an issue with women for a long time. >> if i may, we gladly has democrats own the issues of equal pay for women of strong healthcare for women. >> we don't prove it. >> we've got a long track record of that. if i may, you want to talk about equal pay for women and healthcare and healthcare for

children. we own that. it's in our platform and agenda. i'm shocked quite frankly that a supporter of donald trump, a female supporter of donald trump says we need to talk about these things but we ought not necessarily do them or demand them. that's why his message is not resonating not just with women but in this country. that's why he's down by ten or 15 points. it's living proof based on this current debate we're having right now on cnn. >> it's paying for it too. that's the issue. >> we're going to take a quick break and bring you back to talk about this new video coming out from the clinton campaign. also, a newly released poll suggests a traditional red state could become a battleground. it could become blue. we'll talk about what that could do to this whole race as well. ahead for the rio games, women's gymnastics and the u.s. women's basketball team which

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will fight for equal pay for equal work and i will fight for this too alongside him. he will focus on making quality child care affordable and accessible for all. those are not proposals that have been introduced by donald trump. but you say simply talking about them, but not actually proposing them, would bring women into his camp. how so? >> because if you sit there and you propose these things and you don't realize how you're going to be able to spend and afford them, that's very irresponsible. but these are conversations that the republican party has not even had in the past. you're looking at the democrats right now. and hillary clinton can sit there and promise the world -- >> we've lived that over the years. we own that issue. >> let's talk about this. you've sat there and said about the payment for healthcare for women and children. let's look at what obamacare is doing right now. you've got etna, blue cross blue

shield, united, all of these large insurance companies are pulling out. states can't afford what this government has forced them to. >> how is that any more than pandering if you're not going to propose this? >> because it's a conversation to start. >> where should the conversation go? what's the goal here? is the goal to fund the quality healthcare? is the goal to support equal pay, to, as ivanka trump says, he will focus on making quality child care affordable. if you're not going to propose anything to do, what's the definition of focus? >> let's see how we're going to afford it. we're not democrats. we don't throw out these things and say let the government pay for it. >> it's literally being thrown out as a topic without any policy proposal to support it.

>> well, let's see what actually goes with it. like i said, i don't think she would have thrown it out there if it's not a discussion that down the road he's going to have. it's the economy, providing for your family and protecting your family. >> in 2016, the republican party is actually wanting to start to talk about equal pay for women, healthcare choices for women. >> equal pay for equal work. there's a difference. >> they want to start the discussion. we've not only had that discussion as democrats. we've been living that discussion, which is why the majority of women in this counted are backing hillary clinton. the republican party are just simply out of touch on this issue and don't want to own it and want to make it some type of business issue that is part of a negotiation. these issues are nonnegotiable for for hillary clinton. that's why she's way ahead in all of the polls we're looking at right now. >> in the conversation about throwing something out there, i want you to look at this new

clinton campaign video released overnight talking about donald trump and russia. let's watch it. >> that's one more reason why we're not seeing his tax returns, because he is deeply involved in dealing with russia and oligarchs. >> is he getting money from russia? is his business built on russian loans? notice ♪ >> that's a portion of the video that was released. and it ends with, as you saw, we'll let you guess. is this not the same type of innuendo that the clinton campaign complained about from sanders and said that campaign was guilty of in relation to the wall street speeches, just suggesting there's some quid pro quo, some connection, but never

actually making one? >> i think that's not the case. i think it is different here. donald trump has introduced russia, his relationship or non-relationship with putin. he's raised it in inviting them to look for 30,000 e-mails. he has indicated that he does business and has investments with russia and then denied it. and this video simply raises the very questions that donald trump has put into play. by the way, these questions are being raised in that video by conservative columnists and conservative republicans who want to know as well. >> to leave it at the end, we'll let you guess, if you have an accusation, what is the accusation? >> donald trump has left us to guess. it's not the video or hillary clinton. when asked, he's been either inconsistent with his answers or he hasn't disclosed. when asked about his tax

returns, he's either inconsistent or won't answer and won't release his tax returns. >> here's the thing. >> hold on. i think those ads are fair because he put the question in play. now he ought to answer it in play. he hasn't done it. those ads are merely raising the questions. >> we don't have to guess about hillary clinton and her campaign's ties to russia, because they are facts. you've got john podesta himself. >> what does that have to do with hillary clinton? >> he forgot to disclose those on his financial forms. >> that's not her. >> you're doing the same thing the ad did. if there's a direct accusation, what is that? >> you look at 1.235 million dollars from the investors of

uranium one. >> that's not hillary clinton. >> i showed hillary clinton. $500,000 speech that got a personal thank you phone call from putin himself to bill clinton. they are directly tied financially to russia. >> is that illegal or unlawful? my goodness. >> we can't both talk at the same time. we've got to wrap it up. thank you both. making it lively on a sunday morning. >> yes, indeed. we're going to have former new york mayor rudy giuliani and jill stein with us as well. and john kasich is joining jake tapper on state of the union, this morning 9:00 a.m. eastern. and day two of the rio games. women's gymnastics, basketball, more u.s. women. >> hey. good to see you.

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hampshire on saturday. watch. >> unstable hillary clinton -- and you saw that. did you saw that where she basically short circuits? she lacks the judgment, temperament and moral character -- moral character -- to lead this country. she's a dangerous liar. she is a totally unhinged person. >> these latest barbs coming as another new poll show clinton beating him in a head to head matchup. >> democrats are seizing on an opportunity to turn a traditionally red state blue. right now hillary clinton is leading in the state of georgia. according to a poll conducted by the atlanta journal constitution she has a slim lead over trump and she maintains a three-point lead in a four-way race with

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for democrats in '08 have moved onto georgia. amanda ford is the georgia dems new field director. kendra cotton is the new political director. >> we're not just drinking the cool aid around here. there is a greater influx of african-americans and latinos who are not currently on the rolls who we're going to actively persuade to vote democrat. >> how do you relate what happened in north carolina to georgia? >> people saw that we had the ability to win, so they brought the talent there, they brought the resources. we brought the volunteer capacity. we reached out to voters. it was a field win. the numbers show we can win georgia now and it's going to take the field to do it. >> in 2008 obama came within five points of winning georgia. he would have been the first democrat to take the state since bill clinton in 1992. despite changing demographics

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wikileaks is backing away from claims it's trying to hack donald trump's tax returns. >> why don't you hack into donald trump's tax returns? >> well, we're working on it. >> so after media groups jumps on assange's statement, the group said, no, he was just joking. brian, what do we know about the walk back? was he just joking? >> this was curious. a couple of weeks ago wikileaks published th eed this trove of clinton -- democrats e-mails.

are they trying to directly support donald trump's candidacy or is the group just willing to leak whatever it receives? he was saying, yes, we're working on trying to hack into donald trump's tax returns. then on saturday wikileaks said the comment was a joke. >> if we know that they have hacked into the democrats, any indication that there's some fair play here for the republicans as well? >> that's what wikileaks is saying. we don't have any evidence they themselves go in and try to penetrate computer systems. they say they encourage whistle blowers to come forward and they will guarantee anonymity. if someone were to come forward and actually hand over trump's tax returns, maybe wikileaks

would publish them. for now they say assange was joking. donald trump is breaking with decades of precedent while refusing to release his returns. the bottom line is we need to keep up the pressure as journalists on trump with regards to this tax return question. that's what bill maher was going on friday. >> i know you've got a full plate ahead today on reliable sources. what are we going to see from you? >> trump supporters have been talking about imbalance on televisions. they say we're being unfair to the trump point of view. we're going to do the opposite on reliable sources at 11:00 a.m. we're going to have me and four pro-trump commentators. >> brian stelter, thank you. again, you can watch him on reliable sources at 11:00 a.m.

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this. >> getting to this point hasn't been easy. muhammad grew up in a big family in maplewood, new jersey, and as a devout muslim only allows her face and hands to show. >> my mom was always changing the funiform for me by adding long sleeves or pants while my teammates were wearing tank stops or shorts. >> one day while sitting at a stoplight with her mom she saw something that would change her life forever. >> they had on long pants. they had on long jackets and these masks on. i clearly remember my mom saying i have no idea what that is, but when you get to high school i want you to try it out. >> she did, with huge success. >> it was the first time in my athletic career that i could remember being seen solely for my skill set. >> muhammad went onto compete at

duke, a three-time all american and win gold as part of team usa in the 2014 world fencing championships. but she couldn't change how people looked at her off the fencing strip. when you walk down the street, when you travel, when you go through tsa, what is your reality? >> nightmare. i mean, tsa is a nightmare. i'm sure it's a nightmare for everyone. always randomly selected for a special search, always. >> always randomly. >> always randomly selected for special screening. and when you travel as much as i do as an athlete, that can be frustrating. >> the current political environment also frustrated humi muhammad, driving her to do something usually athletes avoid, talking politics. specifically she's taken on republican presidential nominee donald trump. >> donald trump is calling for a

total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> starting with his call in december for a temporary ban on muslims entering the u.s., tweeting, friends don't let friends like trump. >> i say the words donald trump and you say? >> i don't know. what do you say? where do you start? >> you think he's dangerous? >> i think that his words are very dangerous. when these type of comments are made, no one thinks about how they really affect people. i'm african-american. i don't have another home to go to. my family was born here, i was born here. you know, i've grown up in jersey. it's like where do we go? i'm hopeful that in my efforts to represent our country well as an athlete that they change the rhetoric around how people think

and perceive the muslim community. >> that's one of the reasons she was invited to the islamic center of baltimore this year for president obama's visit. >> i told her to bring home the gold. >> and much to her surprise, being different has now made her one of the celebrities of the u.s. olympic team, with a stream of profiles, photo shoots and lucrative endorsements. >> i'm solely focusing on, you know, just preparation. >> train, train, train. >> yeah. >> and hopefully gold. >> i always say that if i'm blessed to win a medal this summer, it will be icing on the cake. in the next hour of new day, we'll talk to former new york city mayor, rudy gruel iiuliani. he's telling the nominee to keep his eyes on the prize.

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that nearly cost him his life. >> reporter: on an october night in miami, dominick jean tried setting fire to an underground storage tank at this gas station next to miami's international airport. surveillance video shows the smoke smoldering as he gabs a gas pump and starts dousing the ground. that's miami-dade county police officer mario gutierrez who happened to be patrolling the area. races in, hits the emergency shutoff to the gas pumps. then finds himself standing over a simmering bomb. >> they would have thought it was terrorism. who knows. they wouldn't have been able to talk to me because i would have been vaporized. >> jean starts wildly trying to stab gutierrez with a knife and a screwdriver.

>> it came for my throat and i blocked it. >> gutierrez falls to the ground. jean viciously swings at him more than 20 times. gutierrez is stabbed about a dozen times but he's able to briefly kick the man off long enough to grab his gun, firing five times, killing jean on the spot. >> i never heard the gsunshots. all i heard was the clinking of the shell cases hitting the ground. >> it all lasted less than 30 seconds, but dealing with the emotions hasn't always been easy. >> i felt like i failed. i was -- i need to know that i put up a fight, that i fought this guy. i didn't remember. i have no recollection of it. so that really bothered me.

>> these days officer gutierrez patrols the miami airport alongside his hero. >> who are these guys we're going to go see. >> you're seeing juan leon who saved my life. >> officer juan leon found him on the ground that night and raced his friend to the hospital just in time to save his life. >> he's my brother. >> that's the unbreakable bond of officers on the front lines. >> what a story. much more ahead on the next hour of new day. >> i may have short circuited it. for that, i will try to clarify. >> she took a literal short circuit in the brain. she's got problems.

>> we are the ones we've been waiting for. hillary clinton is the problem. she is not the solution to donald trump. he went for my throat and i blocked it. that was a fight to the death and only one person was going to walk away from that. it was a busy opening day here in rio. the first of the day went to the united states. 19-year-old jenny thrasher in the 10 meter air rifle. ♪ welcome to sunday. 7:00 on the dot. >> good to be with you this morning. donald trump back on message, going after hillary clinton. this was at a rally yesterday. now questioning her mental health and saying that he has a winning temperament. >> she is a totally unhinged person.

she's unbalanced. i've always had a great temperament. you know, i win. i have a winning temperament. >> the latest polls show he's not winning among voters. a new poll released just a short while ago shows clinton and kaine with an eight-point lead over trump and pence. >> reporter: following what has been described as his worst week yet, donald trump stuck largely to his talking points in new hampshire where a recent poll has him down 15 points to hillary clinton in this crucial battleground state. he did what republicans were hoping he would do last week, go after hillary clinton, hit obama and focus on the things that are important to his supporters, including immigration and fighting terrorism. hillary clinton said that she had short circuits when asked about her e-mails. >> in front of some friendly

reporters, they asked her a very easy question and she short sir sk circu circuited. she used the term, short circuits. she's got problems. if we had real people, this would be a real problem for her. but i think that the people of this country don't want somebody that's going to short circuit up here. >> reporter: whether or not this is the pivot the republican party was hoping for remains to be seen. during the rally in new hampshire, donald trump praised gop chairman reince priebus, even posting a photo of the two of them on instagram as he aims to promote their relationship while trying to bring the party together. noticeably missing from the rally was new hampshire senator kelly ayotte who donald trump endorsed on friday. let's bring in rudy

giuliani, former new york city mayor and donald trump supporter. good to have both of you this morning. so mayor giuliani, i want to start with you. being back on message -- we know that earlier in the week you took issue with this term intervention with donald trump that you thought was inappropriate. but he seems to be focusing on hillary clinton now even in a scripted way. would you say he is back on message and this is the appropriate message questioning her mental health? >> my point about intervention was that's a word we usually use for someone who's a drug addict or alcoholic and donald trump doesn't drink and he's quite a normal human being. did he need a refocusing of his campaign? absolutely. does that happen all the time in every campaign? it certainly does. george bush, the first one, began the campaign 17 points

behind michael dukakis. the position he's in right now even with the latest poll being behind by only 8% given the week that he had, i think is actually a good one. also the other part that i find optimistic about it is he's doing so well among independents. >> he's doing very poorly among women, 23 points behind hillary clinton. >> he's going to have to improve that. >> how? >> he has to speak to the issues of education in which he's in favor of choice in charter schools, and hillary clinton is a complete -- fully dominated by the teacher's union and has no options there. she's not going to embrace vouchers. she's not going to embrace choice. the way the public schools are serving today, i think safety is a big issue to women.

and the fact is the world isn't safe. there's an article in the times today saying russia has basically won in syria. president obama and hillary clinton handed russia to syria, just gave it to them. >> those issues -- you think those close the gap between clinton and trump with women? >> with all due respect to mayor giuliani, as a woman, i would say wages are important to me and eliminating those wage disparities. that's why i'm grateful that obama's first act was signing the lily ledbetter act into law. also the minimum wage. i now that donald trump supporters continue to bash the state of the economy. yet and still as president trump says that he would not increase the minimum wage. so i think therein lies a problem as well. it's not just safety i'm concerned about. although if we were going to talk about safety and the threat of terrorism to this country, we

know this poll also has hillary clinton ahead. >> let me ask you about the economy. we know the economic advisors have been announced. there will be an economic speech in detroit coming up in the week. earlier on in the show we had a trump spoupport eer who said th trump will focus on making quality child care affordable and accessible for all and he will fight for equal pay for equal work. and she will fight alongside him. are there policies coming to support those affirmations? >> sure. absolutely. the way he's going to approach it and the issue is a very good one. first of all, donald trump has made it clear that he would consider an increase in the minimum wage. he'd like it to be done state by state. but he'd also consider an increase in the minimum wage from the point of view of the federal government. he also pointed out, as did

ivanka, that he was one of the first to. appoint a woman ceo for basically a construction business. >> where is the policy to support these? >> he also has made the point that he has a disproportionate number of women working for him at the same wage as men. >> what about on the campaign? what about the fact there's not a single woman named to the economic advisors list? >> the reality is you have to take the people supporting you, the people that agree with you -- i think a much better indication is what he's done over his whole lifetime which is to appoint women where other people haven't to give women the same wages as men to be a leader in the forefront in giving women the ability to take time off when they have children. this is what he's done in the

multibillion dollar corporation that he runs. so i'm sure that's precisely what he's going to do as united states. >> let me give you another number from this poll. still, after the four days at the dnc -- and there was a significant bump that came out of that convention. hillary clinton still sits at 66% of the respondents who say she is too willing to bend the rules. what is the campaign doing? what should the campaign be doing to over turn those numbers? >> one of the things she said recently is that she knows that trust has to be earned. she has to demonstrate over time that she is a better, more qualified, more trustworthy candidate. the best way for her to do that is to prevent saying things like i short circuited. the good thing is she's running up against a candidate who always short circuits, who said

they will become trump 2.0 and everyone is waiting for that to happen. instead he's calling her unhinged. that's laughable. the candidate that you think about when you hear the term unhinged is not hillary clinton, but actually trump. >> i hope you will compare what i'm proposing to what my opponent is talking about. i'm telling you right now we are going to raise taxes on the middle class. so i may have short circuited. >> yeah. smoke there apparently coming from her head that's been super imposed. let me ask you, is it appropriate as donald trump did yesterday to question the mental health of his opponent? >> i'm not sure he did that.

>> quote, honestly i don't think she's all there and pointed at his head. >> well, the reality is she said she's going to raise taxes on the middle class. the way i'd approach it is she's finally telling the truth. this is a woman who has been found to be extremely careless in the handling of national security information by the director of the fbi. she could not pass an fbi background check to get top secret clearance. >> is it appropriate to question the mental health of one's opponent? >> i don't think he was questioning her mental health. he was using a figure of speech. i mean, either she was telling the truth that she is going to raise the minimum wage or she made some kind of a mistake. using the term short circuit would certainly suggest kidding around a little bit about the fact that maybe she's not

completely focused. i don't think he questioned her mental health. i think that's what you do in the media. you take some of these things that tend to be somewhat humorous, maybe somewhat sarcastic and you drive it into this -- he certainly different question her mental health. he said that she seemed a little unhinged. and in fact in a campaign, to say that you're going to raise taxes on the middle class is kind of unhinged. >> i'll say the transcript that was released after that said she said aren't. but we all heard the recording is there. >> the short circuit comment was actually about the e-mails. it wasn't about the middle class. that's what they mashed up for that particular ad. for someone who just lied about seeing a video of cash being dropped into iran, he should probably watch it with the short circuit language. >> we'll continue with this.

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we're back with former new york city mayor rudy giuliani. i want to start this block, angela, with this video. we know that hillary clinton doesn't have any rallies or events planned today. but her campaign released a new video overnight discussing donald trump and russia. here's a portion of that video. >> that's perhaps one more reason why we're not seeing his tax returns, because he is deeply involved in dealing with russian oligarchs. >> is he getting money from russia? is his business built on russian loans? ♪

>> that's about 25 seconds of maybe a minute and 20 second ad. it ends with we'll let you guess. is this not the same tone, the same innuendo that the clinton campaign complained about from the sanders camp in the discussion of wall street speeches without drawing a direct connection? if there is some accusation that trump is carrying putin's water or something like that, why not simply make it instead of just throwing it out there and saying we'll let you guess. >> i think it's clear in the ad they're not in a position to make any affirmative states of trump's dealings with putin. they don't have the evidence of this. they do have this dnc e-mail hack. there was this out cry of how dare you and then of course

these hacks were attributed to russia. so there are some challenges here in trying to understand what is russia's interest in this election if not to destroy the democratic party or to try to tear it apart and they were unsuccessful. but they haven't done the same thing with the rnc. it is highly questionable. what is their interest here? there also seems to be this love affair with putin and trump. they're constantly complimenting one another. i think that a reasonable person would ask questions. that's what they did in the ad. it's a good ad. >> should there be more charity from donald trump about his connections to russia? >> first of all, i think the last person who would talk about russia is hillary clinton. she reset the relationship with russia. since then putin has been pushing it all over the globe, ukraine, crimea. russia wasn't in syria before

hillary clinton became secretary of state. >> just a week ago it also appeared that donald trump didn't know that russia was in crimea. >> russia hasn't been in the middle east for the last four decades. it's obama setting 12 red lines and saying if assad grocrossed those lines he would do something. assad did. he used chemical weapons and obama backed down. he brought putin in. >> what about any connections to russia? should he be cleared. >> donald trump has no substantial connections to russia that i know of. >> substantial. >> he has no substantial connections to russia. >> releasing his taxes would offer that clarity, would it not? >> first of all, the reality is the taxes wouldn't tell you whether or not you have investments in russia. you'd have to do quite an

examination of the business books and records. there's also this whole issue of -- there are a lot of people, a lot of russians who are anti-putin who have invested in the united states. i happen to represent some of them, by the way. the fact is if you've got russian money, doesn't necessarily mean you're aligned with putin. putin is very much against money leaving russia. if you're telling me money is coming out of russia, i would tell you you're talking about money coming from anti-putin people who are trying to protect their assets against putin possibly taking it away from them . it shows a complete lack of knowledge of how russia operates. it's this administration that has allowed russia to push us around the world. >> we're running low on time. >> this is a perfect example of why this is a great ad. if it takes you this long to

explain it, you've got a challenge on your hands. >> also 74% of respondents disapprove of the handling of trump's handling of the family of captain khan. when donald trump was asked about his really bad week this passed a couple of days ago, this is what he said. >> someone who touts poll numbers so much, i mean, are you worried about that? would you have changed anything? >> i guess maybe i would have. but as an example, we had so much fun that day. oftentimes we'll have something that's so great and they'll write about it badly or report it badly, which is unfortunate. it's really very dishonest. yeah, i guess, you do things a little bit differently or what differently. >> like what? >> maybe -- well, maybe i would

have done a little bit less. we were doing a lot of work and working very hard, drawing tremendous crowds, having a lot of fun, putting out a good word. and maybe i would have done less of that. >> when asked how he would have changed anything last week, he said that he would have done less work, held fewer rallies. do you know he now regrets that exchange with the khan family? >> i think that's what he said, right? he said he wished he had done less of it. >> he said he wish he'd done less of the rallies, of the work. >> i think what he meant was he would have stayed off the issue as much as he stayed on the issue. the simple fact is that the media doesn't treat the two candidated t es the same. hillary clinton lied to the two women who lost their sons in benghazi directly to their face

and gave them a false story inconsistent with the one she gave her daughter on tape. a false story about why their sons were dead. and used the muslim video as the reason when she knew that it was an actually terrorist attack by al qaeda. so now whieny not spend as much time on how she insulted grieving mothers, gro as they d donald trump? >> on this network we have. >> no, you haven't. you have not spent as much time on it. >> that does not also preclude our responsibility to question if donald trump insulted a grieving mother of a gold star family as well. the question was does he regret it. >> i mean, you've got to be on mars if you think you spent as much time on that as you did on donald trump. >> the question is, does he regret it? >> you're going to have to ask

him that. >> we invited you here as a surrogate from the campaign. >> surrogates from a campaign don't know every single thing that a person thinks or feels. >> you all are on different messages. >> you treat both candidates differently. >> he's the only candidated t t insults the parents of a dying son. >> it sure as hell would be an insult to me if my son died and you gave me a lie about how they died. >> when was that, mr. mayor? >> that happened when the bodies were being brought back. >> when was that, mr. mayor? >> she went up to the two women who both have said it and they have said it actually under oath that she told them -- and it was overheard by a third person that she told them this was because of the mohammed video. we have a tape recording of her telling her daughter two years before that it was a terrorist

attack. >> the dnc was less than two weeks sag s ago was my point. >> you spent a day on it. >> thank you both. we've actually taken this segment much longer than scheduled. thank you both. also later in the show we're talk to talk the green party presidential candidate jill stein. we can't forget game two of the rio games. >> the 19-year-old katie ledecky set to make a splash. been making dog chow for 36 years now. my dog girlfriend is 17 years old. she's been eating dog chow from her very first day and she can still chase squirrels. she can't catch them, but she can still chase them. after 17 years i'm still confident in feeding her

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coming up on day two of the rio games, women's gymnastics, the women's basketball team, the top names in usa swimming. >> we saw the worst injury of not just the games so far because we're only a day in, but i think that a lot of people can remember seeing on tape. a french gymnast broke his leg on a back landing after two back flips. we're not showing you the worst of the photographs. he already says he'll be back, planning to win gold in tokyo in 2020. now, i have not seen the worst of the photographs. but i keep hearing from people who are seeing it and describing it and that's enough for me. >> i heard the crowd just turned away. >> on the video, yeah.

>> i love the attitude that he's ready to win gold in 2020. i guess you have to have that kind of mentality. >> you would think he'd be writhing in pain and you don't see that in his face. >> the 19-year-old katie ledecky has a shot to win five medals at the rio games. last night ledecky swam the anchor leg in the 100 free style relay. team usa settled for the silver. that was one of three second place finishes in the first four swimming finals. meantime, speaking of swimming, the most decorated athlete in history could hit the pool today. michael phelps expected to swim in the men's relay. and team usa jumped out to a quick lead in the medal count

after the first day of competition. the united states finished the day with five total medals, tying japan and china for the most. the united states men's basketball team was dominant until the final buzzer. a 119-62 win over china. that was the largest spread for the usa team since 1992 where they beat angola by 68. kevin durant was 10 of 14 from the field. he was also the team's leading scorer in the london olympics. there's carmelo anthony. he marked a career milestone, his 24th game. and all eyes are going to be on the u.s. women's gymnastic team as they go for the dpoegold lat today. simone biles leads team usa.

that 19-year-old is expected to win five gold medals, the overwhelming favorite to be the breakout star of the rio olympics. can you imagine that pressure at 19? >> no. one, maybe. five, bless her is all i'm saying. >> if you pull one out of the five, i think you're doing well. >> to go in having everybody think you're going to win five -- >> don't take that pressure on. jumping back into the political arena here. when we come back, green party candidate jill stein joining us. we're going to ask about her plan to give a job to any american who wants one. first the olympics are inspiring a whole new generation of athletes all over the world. some of these athlete versus their own impressive stories, like this one. meet kate foster.

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welcome back. i'm victor blkwell. christi paul just few feet away from me, prepping to speak with the green party nominee jill stein. first, donald trump trailing among voters across the country behind hillary clinton. this is from the new "washington post" abc news poll. clinton has an eight-point lead over trump, likely from a post convention bounce she received. trump has also found himself in a series of controversies in the past week to ten days, including that feud with parents of an american muslim war hero. new presidential nominee minted last night. dr. jill stein accepting the green party's nomination in houston. making a direct appeal to bernie

sanders supporters. while supporters chanted, jill, not hill. that was actually a hashtag as well. to talk about the policy she'd bring to the white house, dr. jill stein joining us this morning. good morning, doctor. thanks for being with us. i wanted to get into some of your policies here for people who may not know about them. first of all, the "washington post" detailed some of your positions including that the government should provide a job to anyone who can't get one in the private sector. what was interesting is they said in your vision, employment would be an enforceable right, presumably meaning workers could sue the government if it didn't provide them a job. the first thing that comes to mind is how do you place those people? how do you train those people? how would this work? >> right. well fortunately we have a good example of the new deal which got us out of the great

depression in the 1930s. the idea now is to create 20 million jobs in order to meet the emergency of the economy and actually create a productive economy which is producing stuff and at the same time to meet the emergency of climate change so that in one fell swoop we create johns that focus on green energy, on a healthy and sustainable food system and on public transportation and on restoring critical infrastructure, including ecosystems. and the goal is to revive the economy, turn the tide on climate change and to make wars for oil obsolete. let me just say up front that there are two major efficiencies here that provide the money to pay for this. >> we're going to get into that in a moment. i wanted to talk policy first.

then on the other side of the break we're going to talk about how to make this all happen financially. i did want to talk to you about your belief that you want to bring a $15 minimum wage into effect. and guarantee a minimum income for all americans including those who cannot work because they're sick, disabled or caring for children or other loved ones. i think the first thing people think of is give a man a fish or teach a man to fish. how does this give someone the enticement or motivation to better themselves, to take responsibility for themselves? >> so let me just say that the goal of guaranteed minimum income is really a visionary goal and not actually one of the practical goal posts of our agenda. that's more a long-term goal. i think that's still something

about which there's a lot of discussion. there are some experiments in that around the world, but it's not something that i'm really prepared to move forward at this point. that is not a specific policy position for the campaign. on the other hand, 15 minimum wage definitely is. >> free child care for all parents. we know that hillary clinton wants a goal of limiting expenses to 10% of any family's income. but when we've got free child care for all people, 15 dollar minimum wage, jobs for all americans, it's something that definitely is going to take some money to handle. and so let's get into this right now because i think we've got some time. how do you pay for all of those programs? >> so for one thing, the green new deal, because it transitions us quickly by 2030 to 100% clean

renewable energy, it enables us to begin pulling back on our bloated and dangerous military budget so that we save hundreds of billions of dollars by ending these wars for oil which have actually been rather catastrophic and which are in fact making us less secure not more secure, creating failed states, mass refugee migration and worse terrorist threats. we call for downsizing the military and putting that money into our needs at home. we're currently spending about a trillion dollars a year. >> thinking surely my taxes would go up as well. >> actually your taxes -- it's about half of your taxes right now which are paying for the military, in fact. few people know that. about 44% of your income taxes. >> we'll talk about that.

i'm sorry. we have to take a quick break here, but we're going to talk about that on the other side of the break. she's staying with us. we'll talk more about the fact that she does want to cut the military by 50%. also julians s assange weig in on the race for the white house. >> do i prefer clinton or trump? you're asking do i prefer cholera or gonorrhea. >> we'll ask dr. stein about those comments after the break. only nicorette gum has patented dual-coated technology for great taste. plus nicorette gum gives you intense craving relief. and that helps put my craving in its place. that's why i only choose nicorette.

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party's candidate for president. we were just talking with her about her idea to slash military spending by 50%. and surely as you said it would unleash more money for some of the programs and proposals that you would like to see happen. but in a time when there is such unrest in the middle east, when we have seen lone wolf attacks that have taken people's lives here in the u.s. who claim to be associated with isis, how do you justify a proposal like that, cutting the military and its resources when a lot of the polls show people really want to be safe in this country? >> exactly. and the question is how do we become safe, because our policy of all-out military assault is not making us safe. it's very important to look at the track record of this policy, because since 9/11 we have left no resource unutilized. we have gone to the mat.

$6 trillion according to a recent harvard study when you include the cost of our ongoing care for our wounded veterans. $6 trillion comes down to something like $75,000 on average per american household. tens of thousands of u.s. soldiers wounded or killed and over a million people killed in iraq alone. what do we have to show for it? failed states, mass refugee migrations and in fact worse terrorist threats. we're calling for a different kind of offensive in the middle east, a peace offensive that begins with a weapons embargo to the entire region. >> you can't deal peacefully with isis. thanch >> that's right. you cannot starve isis. you cannot bomb isis, no more than al qaeda or the taliban. our wars have actually backfired

massively. it's time to deny them weapons, to deny them funding and to close the border, to close turk turkey's border where so many of the militias cross over. we can deny them the feeding and the resources that they need and we can starve them out of existence. what we're doing is bankrupting us and not working. >> i'd like to get, if i could please, to julian did i prefer clinton or trump. and i mean, the answer is, well, you're asking do i prefer cholera or gonorrhea. i mean, it's a very sad situation. >> all right. so first of all, it seems very -- like very incendiary

language for one, which a lot of people are saying they are tired of hearing the disrespect in this campaign. secondly. he has been holed up in ecuadorian's embassy for three years to face allegations of sexual assault. yet you call him a hero. please explain. >> well, you know, his personal life in his bedroom is his business. as i understand, no charges have actually been filed against him. he has asked to have the charges stated against him, and there have been none. so this is clearly a political witchhunt against him because he has raised the curtain on the violations of our constitutional rights by our government and by lies and deception in our foreign policy, including in our wars. so i think he has done a service to democracy by enabling us to

know what our government is doing against us. that is absolutely critical. but i want to get back to one thing you mentioned before, which is really important. this question of how we pay for the green new deal. because there is one other source of payment, which is even bigger than cutting the military. and that is actually that we get so much healthier by eliminating pollution, and we call for zeroing out fossil fuels by 2030. >> i'm sorry. >> detailed studies show we get so much healthier it actually pays the cost. those savings pay the cost of the green energy transition. so it's a win-win. >> thank you very much for your time today. >> thank you. >> sorry we're out of time. the nominee for the green party, dr. jill stein, thank you. >> thank you so much. another big interview later this morning. ohio governor john kasich will be on "state of the union" with jake tapper. here is a portion of their conversation. i didn't go because -- i just don't -- i think it's about

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he's tanking in the polls and republicans are in a panic. but donald trump says all is fine. >> i just want to tell you the campaign is doing really well. it's never been so well united. >> hillary clinton has clear momentum. >> america is better than donald trump. >> she can't shake a mess of her own making, answers about her e-mails that just don't match the facts. >> what i told the fbi, which he said was truthful, is consistent with what i have said publicly. >> plus, the obama factor. >> i think the republican nominee is unfit