time and lots of time investigating the poverty and joblessness of the inner cities? just think about how much different things would be if the media in this country sent their cameras to our border to our closing factories or to our failing schools? or if the media focused on what dark secrets must be hidden in the 33,000 e-mails that hillary clinton illegally deleted. [ audience chanting "lock her up" ] >> thank you. instead, every story is told

from the perspective of the insider. it's the narrative of the people who rigged the system. never the voice of the people it's been rigged against, believe me. so many people suffering for so long in silence. no cameras, no coverage, no outrage from the media class that seems to get outraged over just about everything else. so again, it's not about me. it's never been about me. it's been about all of the people in this country who don't have a voice. i am running to be your voice.

>> thank you. i am running to be the voice of every forgotten part of this country that has been waiting and hoping for a better future. i am glad that i make the powerful, and i mean very powerful a little uncomfortable now and again including some of the powerful people, frankly, in my own party because it means that i'm fighting for real change, real change. there is a reason hedge fund managers, the financial lobbyists, the wall street investors are throwing their money all over hillary clinton because they know she will make sure the system stays rigged in their favor.

it's the powerful, protecting the powerful. the insiders fighting for the insiders. i am fighting for you. here is the change i propose. on terrorism, we are going to end the era of nation building and instead focus on destroying, destroying, destroying isis and radical islamic terrorism. we will use military, cyber and financial warfare and work with any partner in the world and the middle east that shares our goal of defeating terrorism. i have a message for the

terrorists trying to kill our citizens. we will find you. we will destroy you and we will absolutely win and we will win soon. on immigration. we will temporarily suspend immigration from any place where adequate screening cannot be performed. extreme vetting. remember, extreme vetting. all applicants for immigration will be vetted for ties to radical ideology and we will screen out anyone who doesn't share our values and love our people.

[ audience chanting "usa" ] >> anyone who believes sharia law subplants american law will not be given an immigrant visa. if you want to join our society then you must embrace our society. our values, and our tolerant way of life. those who believe in oppressing women, gays, hispanics, african-americans and people of different faiths are not welcome to join our great country.

>> we will promote our american values, our american way of life and our american system of government which are all, all the best in the world. my opponent, on the other hand, wants a 550% increase in syrian refugees even more than already pouring into our country under president obama. her plan would bring in roughly 620,000 refugees in her first term alone on top of all other immigration. think of that. think of that. what are we doing?

hillary clinton is running to be america's angela merkel, and we've seen how much crime and how many problems that's caused the german people and germany. we have enough problems already. we do not need more. on crime, we're going to add more police, more investigators and appoint the best judges and prosecutors in the world. >> we will pursue strong enforce chlt of federal laws. the gangs and cartels and criminal syndicates terrorizing our people will be stripped apart one by one and they'll be sent out of our country quickly.

their day is over and it is going to end very, very fast. our trade -- thank you. on trade, we're going to renegotiate nafta to make it better and if they don't agree, we will withdraw. and likewise, we're going to withdraw from transpacific partnership. another disaster. stand up to china on our terrible trade agreements and protect every last american job. hillary clinton has supported all of the major trade deals that have stripped this country of its jobs and its wealth.

we owe $20 trillion on taxes. we are going to massively cut tax rates for workers and small businesses creating millions of new good-paying jobs. >> we're going to get rid of regulations that send jobs overseas and we are going to make it easier for young americans to get the credit they need to start a small business and pursue their dream. on education, so important, we are going to give students choice and allow charter schools to thrive. we are going to end ten-year

policies that reward bad teachers and hurt our great, good teachers. my opponent wants to deny students choice and opportunity all to get a little bit more money from the education bureaucracy. she doesn't care how many young dreams are dashed or destroyed and they're destroyed. young people are destroyed before they even start. we are going to work closely with african-american parents and children. we are going to work with the parents' students. we are going to work with everybody in the african-american community, in the inner cities and what a big difference that is going to make. it's one of the things i most look forward to doing.

this means a lot to me, and it's going to be a top priority in a trump administration. on health care, we are going repeal and replace the disaster called obamacare. countless americans have been forced into part-time jobs. premiums are about to jump by double digits yet again and just this week, etaetna announced it was going to pull out all over and north carolina. we are going to replace this sdafter with reforms that give you choice and freedom and control in health care at a much, much lower cost. you'll have much better health

care at a much lower cost and it will happen quickly. lower cost. you'll have much better health care at a much lower cost and it will happen quickly. much, much . you'll have much better health care at a much lower cost and it will happen quickly. >> on political corruption. we are going to restore honor to our government. in my administration i am going to enforce all laws concerning the protection of classified information. no one will be above the law. i am going to forbid senior officials from trading favors for cash by preventing them from collecting lavish speaking fees through their spouses when they serve. i am going to ask my senior officials not to accept speaking fees from corporations with a registered lobbyist for five years after leaving office or

from any entity tied to a foreign government. finally, we are going to bring our country together. it is so divided. we are going to bring it together. we are going to do it by emphasizing what we all have in common as americans. we're going to reject bigotry, and i will tell you the bigotry of hillary clinton is amazing. she sees communities of color only as votes and not as human beings worthy of a better future. it's only votes. it is only votes that she sees and she does nothing about it. she's been there forever and look at where you are.

>> if african-american voters give donald trump a chance by giving me their vote the result for them will be amazing. look how badly things are going under decades of democratic leadership. look at the schools. look at the poverty. look at the 58% of young african-americans not working. 58%. it is time for a change. what do you have to lose by trying something new? i will fix it. watch. i will fix it. you have nothing to lose. nothing to lose. it is so bad the inner cities

are so bad you have nothing to lose. they have been playing with you for 60, 70, 80 years, many, many decades. you have nothing to lose. i will do a great job. >> this means so much to me, and i will work as hard as i can to bring new opportunity to places in our country which have not known it in a very, very long time. hillary clinton and the democratic party have taken african-american votes totally for granted because the votes have been automatically there for them there has been no reason for democrats to produce and they haven't. they haven't produced in decades and decades.

it's time to break with the failures of the past and to fight for every last american child in this country to have a better and a much, much brighter future. in my administration every american will be treated equally, protected equally and honored equally. we will reject bigotry and hatred and oppression in all of its forms and seek a new future built on our common culture and values as one american people. this is the change i am promising to all of you. an honest government, a great economy and a just society for

each and every american. but we can never, ever fix our problems by relying on the same politicians who created these problems in the first place. can't do it. 72% of voters say our country is on the wrong track. i am the change candidate. hillary clinton is for the failed, status quo to protect her special interests, her donor, her lobbyists and others. it is time to vote for a new american future.

together we will make america strong again. we will make america proud again. we will make america safe again. friends and fellow citizens, come november we will make america great again. greater than ever before. thank you. thank you. and god bless you. thank you. >> there you have it donald trump wrapping up an appearance in north carolina and his first since shake up the campaign staff saying he regrets some of the things he said drawing a sharp contrast with hillary clinton, promising that unlike her he will never lie to the american people. plenty to talk about and i want to bring in our panel, bakari sellers and washington post political reporter philip bump,

trump supporter kayleigh mcmainy and andre bower and conservative talk show host dana lash who calls donald trump's campaign ceo, and i'm quoting here, one of the worst people on god's green earth and inside politics anchor john king. john king, let's start out with you. for all of the shake-ups of the trump campaign, the trump campaign says there hasn't been a shake-up and we've seen in the last day or so this does seem as close to a pivot and certainly a different kind of speech from donald trump. >> well, a bit of a surprise off the top. a lot of people look at the breitbart executive and says he will be more aggressive and drag up every possible skeleton and fictitious skeleton in the clinton closet and he said i've said a lot of things that i regret. i've said a lot of things because i'm not politically correct. if i've caused personal pain those are the ones i regret the most and this is one speech, anderson.

we should all take a breath and the democrats will say we did go over the last year or so and the non-democratic critics will find plenty of things you said and why do you get to apologize or almost apologize with one sentence. is that good enough? that will be part of the conversation and this is a well-crafted political speech. he's saying i may be too honest one, and hillary clinton, and he was plenty tough against hillary clinton and president obama and traying to make the case for i'm for change and she's for status quo. i'm not behold tone anybody and she's beholden to special interests. one that republicans wish he'd gone to instead of going to gold star families and it was a very interesting, crafted political argument and let's just say how many times have we had this conversation. will he stick with it? >> i want to play the clip that

you specifically reference to him talking about regret. >> sometimes in the heat of debate and speaking on a multitude of issues you don't choose the right words or you say the wrong thing. i have done that. and believe it or not, i regret it. thank you. and i do regret it. particularly where it may have caused personal pain. too much is at stake for us to be consumed with these issues, but one thing i can promise you this, i will always tell you the

truth. >> bump, from the washington post. fascinating to hear donald trump say that because in pretty much every interview he's ever given from the start of the campaign he said he doesn't regret anything so far. can't think of anything he's made a mistake about. he doesn't give specifics here. the campaign i just talked to someone from the campaign right before we went on air and they're saying all these comments came from donald trump. that it's something that he's been working on for several days. and that line in particular i asked about and they said that came from donald trump himself. what do you make of what you're hearing tonight? >> it was a fascinating speech. i'll bet there are a lot of republicans watching that wish he'd given the speech at the conventi convention. that was the moment to give that speech. look, that's donald trump. that's not who i am. those approximately see things and the way i spoke, that's not what i'm all about and this was a speech that reframed all of that and this is who people wanted to see. i think what's going to be interesting to john king's point, yes, can he continue

this? but also we are now 80 days away. if he starts doing a regular presidential campaign right now, can he actually pull it out and can he convince people that the donald trump they've been seeing since last june is, in fact, not the real donald trump? >> also, can he keep this going? we have seen now three speeches from donald trump three days in a row. we've never really seen that before. these kind of coherent, thematic and kind of all of a theme and this really was a sort of resetting things and i know you've been reading the tweets. you really loved it. >> i was so pumped up because that was not just the best speech i've heard from donald trump. i think that was the best speech i've heard a politician or non-politician give. to look in the camera and say i'm going to tell you the truth. i regret some of the things i've said. i apologize for that. to hear him say that on the heels of the moment when we found out that the obama administration and hillary clinton were telling us lies

that there was not this hostage deal and there was not ransom when, in fact, was there, to have that contrast of lies and deception with humility and honesty. he proved tonight that he's a hammer. he's willing to hammer isis. he's willing to get the economy back in shape and he has humility. that was one of the best speeches and this will be the moment that his campaign turns around. >> i think the clinton folks are actually scared. he's gotten better each time and he's really starting to hone those skills now and he's almost slipped it into overdrive. >> this is a donald trump who can reach out it new voters, to more people. >> absolutely. and to making sure he gets those republican votes, as well. this speech did that it brought the folks back into the herd and it also reached out to new folks and it was specific. it talked about clearly delineating a difference between he and hillary clinton whether it be on national security. he went through and he was very clear and concise in this speech.

i'm excited about it and we've seen him before the numbers are starting to come back now, and i think it is a direct result of the last few speeches he's given. >> dana, as you said, you called trump's new ceo steve bannon one of the worst people on god's green earth. can you tell me of the donald trump you heard tonight and also why you so dislike bannon and why you think he's the right person. >> sure, anderson. thanks for having me. first off, i'm cautiously optimistic. i'm used to being disappointed greatly by politicians so i'm being cautiously optimistic right now. >> i do think this is the speech i've heard him give. i don't know where this person was months ago. i have no idea where this guy was, but this is the speech that people have been waiting to hear. so i'm right now i'm being cautious. that wasn't -- that didn't come from steve bannon. maybe it was trump -- trump can say it was his own words. i kind of think that was some kellyanne conway influence and i

have the highest respect for kellyanne conway and she's done a phenomenal job and she reads people better than anybody in the game right now and that's the smartest hire that he has made and as much as i like her, i dislike bannon on that, but it's different, and i can only think that maybe she caused this pivot or -- or was able to present something to him in a different way, but i mean, he was human in this speech and people haven't seen him humanized like that yet. >> what was interesting about the speech, it was the same themes and in some cases the same words and issues that donald trump has hit time and time again in those kind of free-wheeling speeches he gives and the free-wheeling rallies and yet it was controlled and he didn't go off on tangent. so in a way it was donald trump's words whether he wrote it or not, it was donald trump's words -- >> it was refined. >> right. it was like a presidential version of what we have seen before. >> i said today on my radio program, anderson. i said look, trump can be trump, but you can refine the message.

you can still be who you are, but you can disstill everything down to a simple message, look people directly in the eye and humanize yourself and this is the first time i have seen him do that. >> let's turn over to our democrats. are you guys nervous? bakari? >> about what? i mean, donald trump's been in the race for 429 days and the bar is so low that we are now praising him for making an unspecified apology for an unspecified quote to an unspecified group of people. that was sarcasm to quote donald trump. what we heard today was better than most speeches than he's given, but does this put any fear? no, because tomorrow donald trump will go out and step on his own message. >> tomorrow he's going to go to baton rouge and be seen, talking to i assume -- i thought mike pence was going. >> i don't know. >> regardless, i mean, i actually think that's a mistake because you shouldn't take resources from those that are trying to recover from a natural

disaster, but that's neither here nor there. one thing that you saw today was donald trump attempting to pivot, and i think that we're going to set the bar so low that we're going to say, oh, my god, this is a new donald trump 429 days into the race and you know what? it's not. it's the same donald trump that's insulted everybody under the planet, the same donald trump that's running ten, 12 points down in battleground states. it's the same person, new speech. >> he says he's always going to tell the truth. just in this speech. he said he's self-funding the campaign and they raised $80 million, many in small donations and last month alone and he talked about the african-american unemployment 50-some percent. which is false. >> am i nervous? no. can he campaign until the last day? yes. am i nervous? no. what i see in this speech is smart political people who said you are tanking, and if you want to start to dig out of this hole you've got to change.

>> had he been this donald trump and stuck with it much earlier he would have -- >> much more competitive race. >> yeah, but the truth is he talks about being honest, but so is the theoretical and i agree with you, this isn't a different donald trump, but the supporters are saying this is a presidential donald trump, so is that the real donald trump? or is the real donald trump who says a yuj who is mexican american can't hear his case or is it a real donald trump who says women are only interesting to him if they're a 10. what's the real donald trump? so there's truth in statements, but there's also truth in behavior, and i think this is the pivot of a desperate candidate who is trying to make himself different and put on a different face and that is not going to fly. >> respond and then we have to go to break. >> what you saw was donald trump's heart. a telling moment was criticism of why aren't the children talking about donald trump as a father and donald trump jr. said

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donald trump had plenty of fresh material tonight, the state department late today considering the shipment of $400 million in cash to iran was in connection to the americans held there. it was leverage until the iranians lived up to their side of the deal. tonight donald trump called it something else. >> speaking of lies, we now know from the state department just announced that president obama lied about the $400 million in cash that was flown to iran. it was flown to iran.

$400 million in cash. he denied it was for the hostages, but it was. it just came out. he said we don't pay ransom, but we did. he lied about the hostages openly and -- >> leverage or ransom? with more on how the white house sees it let's go to michelle kosinski traveling with the first family at mrartha's vineyard. tell us what the state department themselves are saying. >> reporter: yeah, i mean, strong words there and we'll hear more of that from republicans. now that there's been more detail that came out in the press, the state department is releasing more detail saying that they withheld paying that $400 million to iran until they released those u.s. prisoners because the u.s. was worried that they wouldn't release them. keep in mind, this has been confusing from the start. just on the basis of it, that this money was owed to iran from decades ago by the u.s., that it would have been paid to them

eventually anyway, and then initially we asked the white house, would those prisoners have been released if that money wasn't on that plane at that time? did this function essentially as a ransom payment which is what iran has been calling it, and the white house wouldn't answer that question. the state department, though said yes, those prisoners would have been released even if the money wasn't there at that time. that the timings were really unconnected and they just dame together because of the iran nuclear deal, but now the state department says, well, we did withhold that money until they released the prisoners. so let's go to the question what really here has changed? from the republican perspective they say this proves that this was a ransom payment and that initially the administration said there wasn't really a connection in the timing. it just all came together and now they're saying, well, was there a connection. from the administration's perspective, though, they say nothing has changed that this was not a quid pro quo.

again, it all just came together and they say how could this be a ransom payment if the prisoners were released first and then the money was paid, anderson? >> michelle kosinski. michelle, thanks very much. back with the panel. this is clearly something the republicans now and we just saw donald trump smartly incorporating it into this speech because this is something that broke later in the day and incorporated it into the speech to hammer not only president obama, but also secretary clinton eaven though she wasn't secretary of state at the time of the alleged ransom. >> it's interesting to see how this is going to affect president obama. president obama right now is above 50% approval in polls. he is relatively well liked in part because he hasn't been attacked because republicans have been attacking hillary clinton and that is an asset for hillary clinton. so hillary clinton being tied to barack obama isn't necessarily a ne negative, but things like this who question her foreign policy which she has been strong where

democrats aren't usually strong in presidential races and b, undermine barack obama's presidency could have ramifications down the road. >> john king, you have the state department saying one thing when this story was first reported by the wall street journal more than a week ago or so and now coming out and essentially clarifying and saying something else. >> we made this payment, they're saying, but we made it to use leverage. we made that payment to our advantage and not as part of a ransom deal. as michelle was pointing out, anderson, i think the key opportunity here for trump if he can do this is the clinton campaign and the democrats more broadly have been very successful in turning this into a referendum on donald trump saying he's this guy who is a little nuts. he's not qualified to be president and unfit to be commander in chief and he's shaky and you can't really trust him and it's become a referendum on trump and it's the referendum on the party in power. if donald trump can take this

pivot moment, and i would not invest all too much in one speech and see if he can build on it and to make it about hillary clinton's association with the president. if she's elected it would not take more foreign contributions and bill clinton saying he won't take any more paid speeches. if donald trump can take these news items and turn the campaign debate and not make it about him, but make it about them he has a better opportunity to win the white house. >> i think john makes a great point that this is a chance for donald trump to kind of top this being a referendum on donald trump. >> i completely agree with that assessment. that's been one of my biggest criticisms of this campaign. there is a reason why you have surrogates and there is a reason why you have lieutenants because you don't go out and fight every single fight. it's great to be a brawler and at the same time if you're serious about winning a campaign against hillary clinton and who

i think everyone underestimates and she's the mack yafelan of our time and if it's a fight that does not propel you further to the white house it is not a fight you're having. have your lieutenants go out there and make it about the issues and make it about those individuals and stop having everything come back and settle on you. quit having it be a referendum on you. >> traditionally over the last two nights when donald trump has read from a teleprompter it just doesn't sound like donald trump. it sounds like he's reading from a teleprompter. he goes from one side to the other and because it was more of the themes he's talked about constantly, it allowed him to be angry and whatever emotional in whatever capacity and still stay on script. >> this clearly was a good move, sticking to the teleprompter, but in his own voice and this is what donald trump meant all along saying i want to be me. maybe what he meant is say i

want to come out and say from the heart. i'll do the teleprompter. >> if he wanted to say he's regretted things and he's been asked this question so many times and he's said i have nothing to regret. he had the opportunity before. something has change period. >> he did have the opportunity, but today is the day where he said enough is enough. i know most pol politicians, an admit my mistakes and everything i said was truthful and that was a short circuit that she had to dial back and today he said i'm not going to follow the political playbook and i'm going to be the non-politician who says i've done things wrong, but i'll tell you the truth. >> does he need to get into specifics about what's he talking about specifically? should he say i shouldn't have said that about the khans. >> was he apologizing to mexican americans? was he apologizing to women was he apologizing to gold-star families? p.o.w.s? the list goes on and on, and

i've said this before. admitting you made a mistake is a sign of leadership, but i didn't hear that. he said if what i've said has hurt you i feel particularly -- i don't remember the exact words, regretful. that's different, that puts it on the person as opposed to him saying he hurt people and specifically saying what he shouldn't have said or done. i find it hurtful to lgbt americans that he went to an anti-gay rally near the pulse club. what's he apologizing for? >> we have to take a break. we have more on breaking news and politics and also brazilian police and what's going on in rio with brian lochte is so bizarre. the american swimmers lied when he said he was robbed in rio where officials say they committed acts of vandalism and we'll have an update on rio and what may actually happen to the swimmers next. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind,

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more politics coming up, and first the incident from rio. lockty and u.s. olympic swimmers

were robbed at gun point. late today sources close to the swimmers answered back largely sticking to their original story citing what they say are missing parts of that very same video. but now the brazilians have just answered back on that, clearly a lot of back and forth and our nick paton walsh is in rio with the latest. >> reporter: gas station surveillance video shows lochte and three other u.s. swimmers the night they say they were robbed at gun point. >> and we got pulled over in our taxi, and these guys came out with a badge. they pulled us over. they pulled out their guns. they told the other swimmers to get down on the ground. >> reporter: but authorities say that's not true. at a press conference today the civil police chief said the americans were probably drunk and vandalized mirrors and signs on the property. the gas station owner claims the athletes urinated on his property. in the upper left corner you can see at least one person in the

alleyway bending over appearing to pull his pants up before an attendant in red comes over. the men hustled back out from the narrow path as more employees gather. the swimmers attempt to return to their taxi and approached the wrong one first. a gas station security guard leans in and asks them to get out. they exit some with their hands up. the guards were likely armed. >> translator: they used the weapon to control probably one of them. >> later, the group is seen sitting on the curb together and the olympians came to an agreement to pay for the damages. >> translator: they would like to pay for the damage that they caused and leave the place before the police could arrive. >> lochte's mother first told the media the swimmers were robbed at gun point in a taxi and authorities denied any robbery took place and lochte himself raised the stakes with a

chilling account of nbc of men with guns and badges posing as police officers. >> the guy pulled out his gun. he cocked it and put it to my forehead and he said get down. >> last night brazilian police pulled out conger off the flight and they are banned to leave the country until they give a statement to officials. a statement for those two imswers say their clients were frightened and confused and didn't understand why they were being prevented from embarking. as for lochte he flew back to the u.s. tuesday joking around in this video on instagram just as the story was unfolding today. >> nick, now that all of the swimmers in brazil have spoken to police, is it clear how long they're going to have to stay in brazil and can they actually face charges? >> no. it's still not clear how long they have to stay here as we heard before, the suggestion was once mr. bentz and mr. conger

have given their statements they might be allowed to leave, but this story gets increasingly more complicated and we've heard from sources close to the swimmers who say they've spoken to all of the that may be where they were forced into handing over money. they still say this was an armed robbery. we have viewed the tape. there doesn't seem to be a gap there at all. we struggled to find where this alleged pointing of the guns toward the men would have fallen. doesn't mean it didn't happen. at one point one of the men did raise their hands. how long they stay in the country depends how nasty this gets. we have two different sets of opinions on what happened. the brazilians say they were a little drunk, a little vulgar and settled it down with the local gas attendants and we have mr. lochte's representatives sticking by their original armed robbery story suggesting perhaps masquerading as the police were involved. how those two reconcile, we don't know at this stage.

>> how big a story is this in brazil? >> reporter: i think it's the confusion about this that's got people irritated. it started with the cctv of these men returning from this alleged armed robbery at the hands of people disguised as police. lot of high value items still in their possession. you can see on the footage of them returning home after the alleged robbery. then it just seemed this back and forth exacerbated that. the brazilian courts and officials are being keen to try to wipe away the idea there could be robbers disguised as police in this city. but the harsh response from mr. lochte and the other swimmers' representatives today i think puts it back into this bizarre high profile instance of a crime which happens very often here, being in international focus. >> nic, thanks. cnn sports analyst christine brennan is in rio and joins me now. putting this in context, leading up to the olympics games, rio's crime problem was obviously front and center. they had tens of thousands of police and military on the streets. the reaction to all this now that there are questions about

the swimmers' stories, what are you hearing from folks in brazil? >> reporter: well, certainly this story has just taken -- sucked the life out of the olympic games. more than 100 hours and counting, we are talking about crimes, alleged crimes, guns, to guns, vandalism. at the very best scenario for ryan lochte, he lied about alleged vandalism in a foreign country while representing the united states as an olympian. that's pretty terrible by itself. i think first when this story broke and the idea that visual of a gun to the head of a u.s. olympian, i think that put everyone on edge. the last few days, as the story has begun to unravel and questions have been raised, i think people are saying okay, let's go back to the olympic games, let's focus on the last few days of these games. but there's no doubt that these olympics will be known for many things and certainly, this story is one of them. >> the press conference that the brazilian authorities gave earlier today almost made it

even more confusing because law enforcement official who was speaking said there was a gun involved. it certainly raises more questions than it answered. >> reporter: well, it did. i think for americans watching this and saying what do we think of this, keep in mind the standards are higher for olympic athletes than any other athletes. our senses have been so dulled, we spoke about athlete misbehavior in professional sports. well, there's this old antiquated feeling that olympic athletes are still role models and still have to play by a different set of rules. u.s. olympic committee instills that thought. there's a code of conduct everyone has to sign. there have been fines and suspensions and athletes getting kicked off teams, not so much fines but a couple guys stole a mask in seoul, got sent home, kicked off the olympic team and suspended for a year and a half. this is no joke.

i think that that's what we're seeing here. that the nation's looking at this and saying you know what, you're representing us and in a country, brazil, where the crime issue was so important, to tell any tall tale, a lie, whatever it might be that ryan lochte and the others told is something that just seems so wrong, especially at these games representing the united states as ryan lochte and the others were. >> it certainly plays into every stereotype of rio and the problems brazil faces. we talked about this last night. he's got a number of corporate sponsors, speedo, ralph lauren among them. have they said anything and do you think even if all it is is he trashed a bathroom, was kind of inappropriate in his behavior and then lied, is that enough for him to lose sponsorships? >> reporter: i think it is enough. we haven't really heard, to answer your question, we really haven't heard from the sponsors. at least i haven't. we have been so busy covering this story here. i think this is devastating for ryan lochte.

the fact that he has been on twitter, having fun, talking about his hair color, meanwhile what he has left in his wake as these three other teammates of course are still here and he's gone, these guys are twisting in the wind here. that's a terrible visual, terrible thought for a lot of people. and the fact that he seems to be, well, there has been no apology. hard to believe. the clock's ticking. he's 32 years old, his career is probably over. usa swimming has been tough in the past. i certainly expect them to suspend him in some way or other as a representative of the united states for this behavior. and i think he's harmed. there's no way ryan lochte comes out of this without some damage to his reputation, p.r. wise and otherwise. >> it does seem that an apology would kind of go a long way probably from all the swimmers, to just have everyone, i think everyone, even brazilian authorities want to move on and an apology would go a long way. we will see if that actually happens, who is actually

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