caller: thank you. i'm here in jacksonville, florida. 2014. my mother in she was a patient here in jacksonville. they mentione anything about memory, she was doing fantastically. she was 96, and they said she 26 years younger than her chronic logical age. she was placed in the hospital to do an mri. it was very traumatic. when we got home that afternoon, all of a sudden, she said, no, i don't want to sit in the hospital. and herin the next day, primary care physician said, this is amnestic memory loss. my question is, how is that related to alzheimer's?

he did not say it was. when i was 16, and we were in a horrible automobile accident, i never remembered the accident. what is the deal here about a nesting -- amnestic memory loss? host: we will have to leave it there because we are just about out of time. amnestic means memory loss. your mother probably have the disease before she went into the hospital. she had been guarding her symptoms, and not displaying them quite as much. when she loses said offensive, the symptoms can appear that before. there the disease was in process already, and this uncovered it. host: that was creighton phelps,

alzheimer's of the disease research program at the nih's national institute on aging. next, we will take you to a donald trump rally in ohio. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

> this is dayton international airport> where presidential

candidate donald trump is holding a rally today. ohio, one of five states, to hold primaries this tuesday. it is a winner take all contest for the candidate who comes out on top. right now, donald trump leads the republican field with 459 delegates. behind him, ted cruz with 360 delegates. then, followed by marco rubio with 152. and john kasich with 56 delegates. 1237 delegates necessary to secure the republican nomination. again, you're expecting donald trump to arrive here in the candalia at any time.

>> again, waiting for this campaign rally for donald trump to begin shortly in vandalia, ohio, just outside of dayton. this comes after he had to cancel a rally in chicago last night over concerns over security. there were protests there in chicago, which led to physical confrontations. the event was eventually canceled by the trump campaign. the hill is reporting that candidate donald trump says the sunday rally, here in ohio, in still on,, is contrary to media reports that canceled. tweet, he says, the rally is on, love you, ohio.

some conflicting reports there about a rally scheduled for tomorrow in cincinnati, ohio. regarding the chicago event last ,ight, that was canceled several presidential candidates today.ed to the incident john kasich said, the seeds of division that donald trump has owing finally bore fruit, and it was ugly. hillary clinton also responded in a written statement saying, the divisive rhetoric we are seeing should be of grave concern to us all. we all have our differences, and know that people across the country feel angry, we need to together, andnger

we should all say loving clearly that violence has no place in our politics. we should use our words and deeds to bring people together. again, that from hillary clinton. we could hear donald trump during hist incident event here. speaking of hillary clinton, she will be in st. louis today. we will have that rally live at noon eastern time. again, the ohio primary is this coming tuesday. gete we await rally to underway, we get a preview with the reporter -- a reporter covering the race. joining us from columbus, jeremy helzer of the website, cleveland.com.

thank you for being with us. explain what is going on here? clearly, i don't know if you've seen a lot of the reality shows, but they are making a temporary alliance to gaing up on what they see as the bigger threat, in this case, donald trump. host: there have been a number of polls showing john kasich is ahead, but only in the lower single digits. how strong is his support across the state? where is donald trump expected to do well? guest: like other states, it is hard to gauge where support is. there are so many new voters coming out for him. a lot of democrats are actually ballots pulll republican to vote for donald trump. show he is ahead, those polls could be

proven wrong if the so-called reagan democrats come out, and support trump. host: tuesday is significant because it marks the start of the winner take all states. 66 delegates at stake in ohio, correct? guest: that is correct. host: let me go back to the strategy of the marco rubio campaign encouraging people to ohio.or john kasich in guest: the john kasich campaign is irked at the rubio campaign that is beingad run against casing. when they got word that they were encouraging ohio voters to

theyfor kasich in ohio, reacted coolly. in ohio, it is getting a lot of interest both on the republican and democratic side. it has been pretty late to rise up. now we are in the middle of a 10 day hurricane here. host: the democratic candidates will be in columbus on sunday. hillary clinton and bernie sanders. the me ask what you expect on tuesday. does all of this tee up to what you are expecting in cleveland? guest: this is maybe the order

appetizer to the main course. you have these reagan democrats that might come out of the woodwork. everyone i have been talking to .xpects a much closer race host: of reporter from cleveland.com, thank you for your time.

>> we are live at the dayton international airport, awaiting the arrival of donald trump. we actually expect to see the plane arrived just outside this anger. republican president joe candidate will then come down at speak to his supporters this event, taking place in a hangar at the airport. later on today, at new, another event. hillary clinton is in st. louis. we will have that for you on c-span as well. while we await for donald trump, we will show you an event with hillary and bill clinton's ,aughter, chelsea clinton speaking to voters in st. petersburg, florida. >> good afternoon, everyone. what a great crowd. i cannot tell you what an honor it is for me to be here today,

to be able to introduce chelsea. i had the honor of hearing her ak a couple of weeks ago. you are in for a treat. unbelievably impressive. i see a political future here too. [laughter] [applause] i know she is going to talk a as secretary.mom you know this, this is such an important election. we have a tracing candidates, havee are so fortunate to a good choice on the democratic side. one in particular. secretary clinton. she really understands the situation in this country and the world.

there is not any candidate better on foreign policy. for small businesses like greg and leslie, to understanding cities.and supporting it is not happening in washington, in tallahassee, it is happening here. that is why, for summary other elects too, we need to secretary clinton as president. [applause] without further ado, it is my deep honor and pleasure to introduce jesse clinton. [applause] thank you soon: much, mr. mayor, for that introduction. thank you to everyone for welcoming us and allowing us to

invade. although i spoke while the mayor -- sorry, i was standing while the mayor was speaking, but i because i am pregnant. don't take that as a reflection on my gratitude for all of you, taking time out of your busy day to be here, or my busy as of for my mom's campaign, i just hear head,tor's voice in my saying to not stand for too long. i think this is the most important presidential election of my lifetime. i feel that way for two reasons. the first is a deeply personal one. this is the first present n as aon i will vote i mom. i did not know that i could care more for politics or who was holding office, until i became

apparent. i have a 17 month old. or charlotte, at home, and i hope her little brother or little sister arrives safe and happy this summer. coming to events like this. in fact, i don't remember time in my life when i was not at a involved inlly or the campaign. for my dad, when he was running for governor, or whomever my parents were supporting, understanding that local leadership is really important. whomever was running to represent arkansas in the senate or the house, whomever was running as the democratic party standardbearer. this now feel so much more urgent to me. i'm so blessed to be a parent.

willw whomever we elect play a profound role in shaping the country, the world, and the future that my children and their generation will growth and -- grow up in. the second reason this is so important is because i worry care mostthing i wo about is at risk. i want to give you a few examples of that and wiping my mom is uniquely positioned to be a strong and effective president at this time. the first issue is health care. as you may have seen in the debate, my mom now jokes, and i think it is healthy that she can this, before it was called obamacare, it was called hillary care. i remember when she fought really hard for universal health care in the tonight 3-1994.

1993-1994. they did not work out. after that brutal experience, i think no one would have faltered her. she said, we cannot let the perfect be the enemy of the good. creating three years the children's health insurance program. it now ensures more than 8 million low income children, including more than 8000 here in florida. [applause] i say that because like in the early 1990's, republicans control congress. democrats are not expected to

win back the house, not in this election or the next election -- not in the near future. we have to present knows how to find common ground to make progress, particularly on the half of our most honorable, on behalf of americans who are left out, but behind, or not thought about in the political process historically. caree now at 91% health coverage because of the affordable care act. if anyone tells you the portal character does not matter, you can tell them, last year, because of the affordable care act, more women had prenatal care, and more women delivered in hospitals and safely with midwives than any point in history because of the affordable care act. the affordable care act matters. we need to protect it because

republicans are not passively opposed to it. repeal voted 53 times to it. we need to survive governors, like yours, who have not yet costs,d medicaid and cap and finish the work that my mom ago to lowerars drug cost. that is good for people on medicare, but good for the rest of us because it would be hard for the drug companies to look ey and charge us 3000 times what they would charge on medicare. republicans supported a similar effort in the v.a. system. we know that is common ground to be found. we know it is not only when it comes to health care that we have to continue to find common

ground. my mom is really the only person who is running for president on either side of the aisle the has a record of being able to work with republicans. whether on expanding health insurance or radically thehauling adoption in foster care system, something she did with a man named john delay, not exactly seen as a friend to democrats. because of their efforts, there are now 80% more children adopted out through the foster care system. she doubled federal funding for head start programs. she extended v.a. services to national guard men and women when they come home from serving overseas so that their families can be part of the v.a. system. she did that with republicans. we need a president who knows how to find common ground. my mom is only one running coup

has a real record of that. what someone has done is a good indication of what they will do. we also know we need a president who can stand their ground. i want to talk about couple points. the first relates to the supreme court. when i was here a few weeks ago, i had idea the supreme court would be thrust into the spotlight. the passing of justice scalia was a tragedy for his family, his colleagues -- justice ginsburg, who is about as far as justice spectrum scalia, has spoken really movingly about how he, more than anyone else, helped her to learn .he inner workings of the court

i think it is important for us, especially those of us who ,iolently disagreed, as i did with justice scalia on everything to have a sense of humanity. had revealed is why the supreme court is so important. if you listen to to my mother's opponent, he talks about the court mainly in the lens of campaign finance reform. it is usually important that we overturn citizens united. i think it would be hard to argue that my mom does not have a personal interest in that. citizens united was set up with one purpose -- to derail her 2008 present joe campaign. interest real personal

as well as an ethical interest in getting political money out of our system. we know the court is so important for more than just campaign finance alone. in 2013, with justice scalia on the court, the court vacated or overturned a core part of the voting rights act. we are seeing the conferences of that in this election. thereore restrictions -- are more restrictions in 2016 than any point in the civil rights act. we have gone back with more than 50 years. we saw in the week before 's passing, the court made the decision to the positionstay on coal plants and move the united states forward in the

fight against climate change. the court under justice scalia on guneven rulings control. if you listen to what the brady campaign, or moms demand action, the major gun-control efforts in our country, they believe the next time the court rules on gun control, it will be a defe definitive ruling, and this is shouldn-control can and look like in our country. [applause] week, when the court heard arguments against ifas law hb two, which,

upheld would not only restrict a woman's right to choose in texas, but it would deprive more than 25% of women living in texas access to health care. what is also important to organize about hb two is it is not singular. since 2010, there have been more than 300 loss past stretching a woman's right to choose. what planned parenthood says is about 50% or more american women will lose access to affordable, quality, and save health care. if you care about gun control, climate change, voting rights, a woman's right to choose, or women's health, or equity

because wealthy women in this country have always had choices, you have to care about the supreme court's recent history and current history. example. it is still legal in 31 states to discriminate against someone based on gender identity or sexual orientation. now that there is because it's usually rejected right to marry, at leased in theory, they could be fired, kicked out of their homes, deprived of health care. the court is likely to hear challenges to some of the laws next year. the court is only going to become even more relevant. we need a president who understands we do not live in a .ingle issue country we cannot treat our government as a single issue.

we have leadership now and president obama. i hope the senate does its job. favorite is my current hashtag. this issue is not going away. if you look at the average age of the court, and the average age historically at which judges have retired, the next president will likely appoint 2-3, maybe even for justices to the supreme court. this is hugely important. the year, but really, for for siebel future, and certainly for the next president. i think it is so important we have a president who knows how to not only find common ground and stand her ground, but make when in office,

and also not in office. missed the debate last night. i was doing events in jacksonville, but i have watched the other debates. i've watched the rallies and speeches. ofind almost a normalization hate speech deeply troubling. sexism, homophobia, and a worker's rights frederick -- rhetoric, and the list sadly goes on and on. the policy proposals that stem from that to build a wall, to kick out 11,000,000-12,000,000 hard. who are working

of americanlist muslims. my husband, who is jewish, heard was, his first reaction it did not work out for my lists, when there were based on religion. every american should have the same reaction. this is fundamentally un-american. [applause] president who not only stands up against that every day, and makes it clear that there isfor that rhetoric, but also a president who can make government work. i think my mother did that

successfully. she expected all of the entities around the world to know what was happening. secretary kerry continued that. i think that was very important. mans important that a continued it. it is also important that another secretary of state continued it. it will be harder for someone to handle that in the future, even for a secretary of state to tell the thousands of foreign service workers that, all of a sudden, no, they should not pay attention to women and girls. my mom set up a high level

position just to let people know what was happening to the lgbt community around the world. she set up a fast-track asylum when lgbt that persecutedre being and prosecuted around the world for their gender identity, who they love, what they are advocating, on behalf of, they can apply for asylum quickly, sanctuary inty and our country. secretary kerry has continued that. hard forwill be someone to dismantle in the future, to tell her foreign service officers that they should not care about the lgbt

community, or no, there is no longer a dedicated fast-track asylum process. understanding how to make government work, on behalf of our values, really matters in the present -- in a president. as proud as i am to be my mother's daughter, and grateful i am to the example she gave me growing up as a working mom because i watched her work so hard, whether as a lawyer, the first woman chair of the legal services program, or in her efforts to bring the first early public childhood education program, i never doubted that i was the most important person in the world to her. when i was getting ready to leave yesterday morning, i was talking to my daughter. i know she is only 17 month old, by showed her on a map where florida is. i said, i'm going to florida on

behalf of your grandmother because i think this campaign is so important to your future. i sit heresay here -- hereproud daughter, i sit as a proud mother. i want to think all of you for you haveort, all that done. those of you who already voted, thank you. i hope you will talk to everyone you know, or have met, or might meet between now and tuesday, what is at stake in this election, and how you are supporting my mom. thank all of you for all you are doing. we cannot do any of this without you. thank you so much. [applause]

>> chelsea clinton in st. petersburg, florida yesterday, speaking to voters. we're live in fact a you, still waiting for the arrival of donald trump. trump to pull up, and speak to supporters here in southwest ohio. another event we are covering today, back to the democratic side, presidential candidate hillary clinton is in st. louis today. people have -- we will have her rally at noon today. while we wait for donald trump ohiorive here in vandalia, , at a campaign rally, a portion of today's washington journal, a

discussion on how democratic and republican candidates are not only criticizing past trade deals, but deals that are currently under consideration. [video clip] institute. thank you for being here. guest: my pleasure. host: take us -- tell us about your stance on free trade. where do you see it? guest: the mission for center of trade policy is to inform the public and policymakers about the benefits of free trade and the costs of protectionism. a lot of institutions in washington that say they are for free trade, what they really mean is free-trade over there, opening export markets, open export markets keep ours closed. we recognize the benefits of trade liberalization, on the import side, what you can consume without having to produce that stimulates the economy. ,he choices consumers are given

the price competition and innovation that inspires. that is how the benefits of trade are manifested. is the flipside, in trade negotiations, i like to say the foreign negotiators are my best friends. for tried to open up the u.s. markets and get rid of terrorists that are taxes on americans, trying to open up our procurement markets to foreign competition. that is good for us. our take is different, more of a classic take. agreementshink trade are free-trade. they are managed trade agreements but it does not mean we oppose them. isis moving us -- if it moving us incrementally in the right direction and the positives outweigh the negatives. written on the cato website that many of the republican and democratic presidential campaigns -- candidates do not see in the way

you do. a commentary piece with the headline why candidates prefer bashing trade to kissing babies. why did you title it that? best: kissing babies used to the way to win the affections of the electric, during primary favorable seems to be to bash trade, and great -- and immigration. comerimary voters tend to from the extremes of the parties and on the extremes are rampant anti-trade and anti-globalization and anticorporate sentiments. among republicans, there is a tendency to engage in nationalism and xenophobia. on the left, anti-corporate, prolabor, proenvironment sentiment and it resonates with the electorate. not new this year. in previous elections, we have seen is, hillary clinton and barack obama were going for the

nomination in 2008, they were tripping over one another to see who would reopen the nafta, our wto agreements to make it fairer for americans. it is not new, what is different this go around is the tenor is more strident. there isn't anybody really taking the other side. you would expect republicans to point out the benefits of trade to some extent. i imagine that will happen once the nominations are wrapped up. the general, there is a pivot toward the center. i would imagine the rhetoric will be toned down. host: have you seen a shift within the republican party from stronger support of free trade to less now, as evidenced by rhetoric we have been seeing lately? guest: in u.s. history, from the civil war, until 1934, republicans were the

protectionists. the terrorists is the mother of the trust, big business did not want competition from abroad and democrats approved -- after the war, a bipartisan consensus emerged and that persisted until the time of the nafta vote in the early 1990's. the democratic party has become much more skeptical of trade and republicans have embraced it. dirge -- during george w. bush's tenure, past many bilateral trade agreements with reports -- support from republicans and few democrats. ,f you look at the polling data people who identify with the democratic party tend to have more favorable views portrayed -- toward trade. people with the republican party, find fault with trade or are becoming increasingly skeptical. i am not sure why that is. if it is the association with

lower educated, former manufacturing workers who are upset about the impact of the trade agreements and outsourcing. looking for some sort of bludgeon. we need more trade liberalization, nothing we can do to go back to the 1950's and 1960's and 1970's. we need to allow this creative destruction to take hold. if we impose trade barriers, demonize foreign investment, it will slow the process. host: here are a few comments from the campaign trail. donald trump spoke at a recent debate and he said the u.s. has lost out on every trade deal i have ever made. we doump: every country business with, we are getting crushed on trade. he said free trade, i say, free-trade great, but not when

they are beating us, with china we are going to lose $505 billion in terms of trades, you cannot do it. mexico, $58 billion. $109, probably about billion. every country we lose money with. .e have to reduce redo our trade deals 100%. i have the greatest business people in the world lined up to do it. we will make great trade deals. underlying problem with his view is that he thinks of trade as an us versus them proposition. a team sport, team usa against team china or team mexico. exportsare team usa and are the foreign teams. and we have a deficit, it means we are losing a trade because the foreign team is cheating.

that is the wrong way to think about trade. countries do not trade come individuals are trying to optimize value who engage in transactions. notion thathat, the we are losing the deficit. deficits intrade the united states for 41 straight years. grew,f that, the economy more and more jobs, between 1983 and 2007, that 25 years before the great recession, the trade deficit increased fourfold and imports increased are medically in real terms. 1.8 million net new jobs per year. that engine seems to have broken down. -- more friction in the labor market. i do not attribute that to trade, that is a function of

what is happening with domestic policy, regulations, taxes, impediments to investments. we need to revisit how the economy works. we need to liberalize in a variety of other areas to reduce red tape and the hurdle cost of starting a business. host: we are taking your phone calls, if you have a question or comment for daniel ikenson you can call us, democratic line 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independence, 202-748-8002. taking your tweets, our handle is @cspanwj. our first caller is john from rapid city, south dakota. go ahead. are you there? caller: yes, hello. host: go ahead. caller: i would like -- my question is -- i would like your

ofst to speak to the voice ex-president eisenhower, when he left office, he asked the world not to escalate the military industrial complex. it seems no one listens. even john f. kennedy followed up with that. in -- how do you put it -- he was -- it was not a good thing this was destroyed. there has been a lot of chaos over the world. i would imagine that america armaments toot many places in the world. arabiawe helped saudi

with airplanes, infrastructure, president makes an winter. i do not -- president

there is investment coming into the united states from abroad, either in equity investment or foreign direct investment or corporate debt -- each of those forms of investment create, or irth, value. the economy has continued to grow and expand despite these , if we runits, which

a trade deficit, it does not mean we are not producing. we produce and consume here. there is a myth in understanding about the national income quality. , where imports are subtracted. that gives people the impression .hat there is an inverse the reason they are subtracted is because they are embedded in what we consume, and what we export. there is a lot of misunderstanding. aboutction is all creating opportunity. the iphone was not envisioned 20 years ago, perhaps by anyone other than steve jobs.

they're all kinds of breakthroughs in technology and resources freed up from old ways of doing things to new ways of doing things. i understand the angst and the concern when people lose their jobs. we need to find a way to make it -- way to reduce friction. i'm not think we have fewer taxes or zero regulations. i think there is a lot of superb regulation that does not serve any purpose other than a political purpose, it is just an extra cost. president obama has expressed interest in revisiting it. the epa, and other agencies have not gotten around to doing what do.sked them to

taxes, i'm not saying no taxes, but certainly if there is a trillion dollars parked overseas because corporations don't want , we should doback something about that. that money could be used to invest in new industry here in the united states. we really need to examine our policies. point,oing back to your i think some of the concern is that new industries that are now cropping up to replace the old manufacturing industries, something do not employ -- ♪ [cheering]

[cheering] [applause] [applause] donald trump: do we love n ick? he is the best. number one in his position. thank you very much. nick, i want to thank you very much. [applause] what a good guy.

ohio. i love ohio. i love ohio. you know, i worked in ohio cincinnati. i love cincinnati. i had an early experience, it was a job, i bought it with my father. it worked out really well. i stayed here. iran the job myself. i was very young. sell goods, and that's good. it is like getting your first bada.run at the people are amazing people. thank you, i love you. [cheering] [applause] i don't know if the media is getting this. here, we have a full hangar. this is a big, big hangar.

we figured the crowd would be ok . we have so many thousands of people extra that we had to put them out in the runway, right? [cheering] [applause] they never want to capture that, just so you understand. it is really fantastic. let's address -- thank you, darling, i love you too, darling. let's address yesterday, should we? [cheering] yes. look. rally intremendous chicago planned. we were going to have over 25,000 people. for aboutwith seating 11,000. what we did -- [cheering] right.all that's ok.

you are loyal to other places, that's ok. what happened -- it was very interesting -- these were great people, people like yourselves, people who want to make america great again. that's all it is. [cheering] they were pouring into the everything arena, nice. then, all of a sudden, a planned nowhere.me out of if you look at the posters, all done by a group, very professionally done. a disgrace, if you want to know the truth. .hey were thousands of people fortunately, we were able to let a lot of them know, don't go. be would have had a problem, like you would have believed. nick would have been in there, and not them out. we had to make a decision.

frankly, it would have been easier to go, but i did not want to see anyone to get hurt. they would have had a problem like they have not seen in a long time. we have people who are so amazing. they're not necessarily loyal to me, loyal to the country. we want to see things happen. they are loyal to the country. .sa is right they are loyal to the country. they want great security, they want great military, they want to take care of the vets, they want a border, they want a wall. [cheering] >> build that wall! build that wall! build that wall!

toald trump: we are going build that wall, folks, don't worry. who is going to pay for the wall? >> mexico! donald trump: do we have a good time? >> yeah! donald trump: it's interesting, lyinched little marco and ' ted cruz. he holds up the bible, then he puts it down, and lies. even rubio said, he is a liar, he lies about everything. i have the evangelical vote. i have had great support from everybody -- sarah palin -- we have such unbelievable support. i have the evangelical vote. i won south carolina, we did so well. he was supposed to win in south

carolina, but we got the evangelicals. you know why? they don't like liars. [cheering] they said, as i was coming in, i was watching, and they said, at our rallies, we would never have anything like that. they don't have anything at their rallies, folks. nobody there. nobody cares. hangar, had this they would have about four people over there in the corner office. they say, "why do not have more town hall meetings?" too many people, i can't have them. i would actually like to have a couple of town hall meetings, but we would have to turn a way, how many people? 45,000?

what happened yesterday was incredible. we dealt with law enforcement so good. we love our police. [cheering] we dealt with law enforcement at every level. secret service, grade. it was determined, if we go in, it could cause really bad vibes. they want me to tell my people, be nice. my people were so nice. let me tell you, the people who there, werehat came invited, thousands and thousands of people, they caused no problem. they were harassed by these other people. ,ome of them represented bernie are communist friend. [booing] were not too there many hillary people there. you know why?

in all fairness to bernie, the reason that were not hillary people, they have no fervor. say what you want about bernie, at least have a little fervor, right? he should really get up and say to his people, stop. not me. stop. get said, mr. trump should up this morning, and tell his people to be nice. my people are nice, folks. they are great. my people are great. here is the story. .e get up i make the decision, and the people and audience were really devastated. some of those people got there, like you, eight hours early. like you. raise your hand. we love you people. don't worry, i will sign autographs. don't let them rip you away from that position.

the only one who can review of ip you away ise nick. what they have done really on the other side, moveon.org, or one of these groups -- that groups, bad people. that trulyeople don't want to see our country be great again. i'm telling you that. we want to get along with everybody. we can unify the country. our president has divided this country so bad. i call him the great divider. when he got elected originally, i said, i don't think he will be a very good president, who knows? not havei wish i did to do this. i which we have the right people. we have to. we have no choice. when we look at the iran deal, the horrible trade deals, losing a fortune to every country be do

business with, our jobs are being sucked away, it is unbelievable what is happening. defeat isis,cannot our veterans are being treated horribly, our border is like a piece of swiss cheese. we don't have borders anymore. let me just tell you. on top of that, we have a divided country. black, white, and everybody hates everybody. even congress. congress. politicians hate each other. democrats hate republicans. liberals hate conservatives. we have to change our thinking. if there is a group out there, just throw them the hell out. that's ok. [cheering] [applause]

>> trump! trump! trump! look, we cannot let our first amendment -- we we cannot let our first amendment rights be taken away from us, we can't. we can't let it happen. we have a right to speak. we are law abiding people. we are people that work really hard. we are people that have built this country and made this country great. we want to get along with everybody. when they have organized professionally staged guys, we have to fight back. we've got to fight back. [cheering] [applause]

donald trump: to have anybody? anybody? have hello. you know, i love the protesters because it shows what is happening. way, the -- by the most dishonest group of people i have ever met. the worst. they will say today, donald ton, and heto day had a small crowd, a smattering ring ofle -- smither people. they will say a small crowd, or representative crowd, what? 15 people? but me tell you something, we have amazing people in this country. i'm so impressed with the people

of this country. we will start making apple products in the united states. not china. conditionersair say they are leaving the united states because they will build in mexico, and ford will build in mexico, and nabisco is leaving chicago because they mexico, not with me. we will keep our businesses here . let me tell you. while we are on the subject, let me talk about your governor. you might? -- do you mind? it is a boring subject, but we will talk about him anyway. look, he was the managing director of lehman brothers, one of the great catastrophes in the history of this world. the men brothers failed -- lehman brothers failed, and john kasich was a managing director,

right in there, dealing with the boys, making the horrible decisions. another thing. he voted for nafta. you people forgot. he was a congressman. he voted for nafta. nafta has destroyed new england. you have fought for years and years, and you will never recover completely from it, but you will, if i am elected because we are bringing those businesses back. nafta, putting a vote up -- anyone who puts a vote up for nafta -- clinton signed the bill, but it wiped out states. it wiped out new england. it has taken years and years. you look at the factors. it is all wonderful, but we need jobs. we do not have jobs anymore. our jobs are going to china, to

mexico, to vietnam. we are losing our jobs. we are losing our manufacturer s. we are losing at every single item, whether it is health care or trade. to be have great military, right? we have a problem. beat isis.y cannot i know we could not them out in two days, if we wanted to. you know what, i caller selves the politically correct o more warriors. fouri been saying for years, hit the oil, hit the oil. i have been saying it for years. i also said, don't go into iraq, we will destabilize the middle east. i said it loud and clear. i said, don't go into iraq.

it turns out that iraq -- in all fairness, they did not have weapons of mass destruction. i'm not saying i knew that, by said for other reasons, don't go in. we have destabilize the middle east. all the things you see right now, that was one of the worst decisions made. then, president obama, he made it worse. what he did, instead of slowly getting out, and not thing when, keeping some soldiers there -- what he does, he announces a date. other side is looking, and said, i can't believe he -- us a date, it must be they pulled back. a few months ago, he said, we are sending 50 soldiers in. why can't we be unpredictable in

more? it is like these dishonest they areack there -- saying, what would you do about isis? myy want me to lay out plan. i wanted to knock the crap out of the oil. [cheering] but, i don't want to say it. . want to surprise the enemy unpredictability. general douglas mcarthur, i had great respect for general george patton. you know what they are doing now? they are spinning in their graves as we announce every single move. we announced a few months ago, we are sending 50 soldiers. these are very elite people, very talented people. they, right now, have a target on their back because of the announcement. why don't you send them in, keep your mouth shut, and let them do their job.

[applause] let me just go over a couple of kasich, and wen will be done. he is not the right guy to be president. .e is not tough enough he is not sharp enough. in my opinion -- may be wins ohio, maybe he doesn't. weak on illegal immigration. he is totally in favor of amnesty, which you cannot be in favor of. , either we have a country, or we don't. on illegalvery weak immigration, and he wants amnesty. he has wanted it always. he talks about it. as far as cars, everything you have right now, the industries that have not been taken out of ohio, here is what we have to do. we have to protect your coal industry, which is getting decimated.

we have to protect your steel industry. it is being decimated. your governor is in favor of the transpacific partnership, which is a disaster. by the way, i'm telling you, it is a disaster. did i do well in the debate, or what? [cheering] i actually like debating the other way better. they came to meet. even my daughter, she said, dad, you are the smartest one up there, but you have to act presidential -- do you mind if i take off my coat, the weather is so beautiful? trump! trump! trump! trump: she said, dad, you have to act presidential.

you are doing so well, but don't fall for it, when they attack you, don't fall for it. here's my problem. you have little marco saying all sorts of things -- which were true, by the way. were not true. , but biggers nick than most. when he was choking like a dog, i was getting ready to take that hand and hold him up, because i thought he was going down with chris christie, who endorsed me, by the way. and ben carson yesterday endorsed me. [cheering] you know, it's interesting. i got a call from some strong evangelicals yesterday. they said, we were teetering on you a little bit -- we were sort

of there, but maybe we were not going to get -- there as soon as ben carson and doors to you, we were there, we support you 100%. i want to thank ben. look, and your coal industry, your steel industry, all these industries are under siege. the epa, they are disaster, what they are doing. what they are doing with ohio, they are a complete disaster. transpacific is going to destroy your auto industry. they are going to take it away from you, just like you are a bunch of babies. it will not happen if i am president. it will not happen. it is a horrible, horrible trade agreement. you have 12 countries, all of out.want to rip our heart you have china, who is not a part of it, but wants to be a part.

each country knows every word of that document, and our congressmen and senators have never even looked at it or read it. we don't know what the hell it says. the most important weapon they have to destroy trade is monetary manipulation, and evaluation of their currency. they are grandmasters. the greatest of all-time time is china. mexico is getting really good at it. japan is a total professional. what they are doing with the yen , and what they're doing with us , with the cars, it is incredible. it has to stop. you go over to los angeles, you see the boats -- nascar, brian france, they endorsed trump.

-- we have drivers such great people up there, you , including chase elliott, and his father. great group. they get it. really smart people. we have to keep our industry. tpp.overnor wants to do he's got to take it away. target of tpp.a you will lose your auto industry entirely. you have to get it stopped. with all of that being said, you have a governor that honestly, if you did not hit oil, ohio would be a disaster right now. you got lucky. we are sitting on top of oil, folks. like saudi arabia got lucky. by the way, we protect saudi arabia. they were making a billion dollars a day. they pay us peanuts, like we are

servants.- indentured the problem with ohio, by the way, now that oil is down, you have big problems coming. states,, in the united the budget of ohio. you are relying on the oil, but you cannot rely on ohio anymore because there are problems. be careful. you made a lot of money with oil, you were lucky as hell. you do not have the oil factor so much anymore because of the price. saudi arabia, if you look at all of these countries -- nobody relatively sent saudi arabia. they make a billion dollars a day. anytime there is a threat, we tond over the planes --

start the battleships, boom, $1 million down the drain. we spent billions and billions of dollars protecting wealthy countries. we are not a wealthy country. owe over a trillion dollars. our country is weak. it has to change. [cheering] this whole thing of torture, i don't want torture, no one likes torture. we are dealing with people who are animals. we are dealing with people, in the middle east, that chop off heads, drowned people in heavy steel cages, and drop them in the water, and hold them for one hour, and pull them back up all dead, and put another 50 back in

. we are dealing with animals. the question was asked -- they went to ted cruz, on my left -- by the way, i have been in the center of every debate since the beginning. [cheering] [applause] i never did this before. i never debated before. one of the wiseguys back their said, you know, the amazing thing about trump is he is not a politician, he has only done this for eight once, and he is killing everybody. i like that. i still believe in confidence over experience. and yet, i have great experience. i have been dealing with the other side of the equation for a long time. no one knows politicians like i do. no one knows about all of the s and funding.cc

i hate to say this. i was very establishment nine months ago. then, i saw how stupid everybody was. i said, i will become very anti-establishment, and i said i would run. [applause] said, do youment believe this, trump is running, this is bad, he is self funding his campaign, we will not be able to control him, we have to fight him. i know what has to be done. just to finish on torture -- i love hopping around -- some people said it is like a great chess game, you go here, but you never forget. we were at torture. i want to just tell you, they asked ted cruz a question on waterboarding. here are people like little evil times -- james foley, that was the beginning -- so many

wonderful people. a lot of christians. boom,y gets in their way, chop up their head. you have to stop that. we cannot allow that. in our world, we cannot allow that. we should not have gone there. now, we have to stop it. we have to go in, and not the the hell outck of them. they asked ted cruz, right here, on my left. you know, he is a nice guy, but lies so much.h -- they said, waterboarding, what do you think? he said, i don't know, let me go back and talk to my consultants. they are all afraid of being politically correct. then, they go to me, because he he isot give an answer -- a great debater, but he has a

lousy talker. he can't talk. well, i don't -- know if he is a great debater, i think i beat him and all the debates. if you look back, like three a non-, he, he gave didn't like that question. they came to me. you know, i have much more money than all of them put together, s.cluding all of their pac i don't have a pollster, i don't need a pollster. anyway, they spend hundreds of thousands of posters -- pollsters. they came to me, and said, what do you think about waterboarding? in the middle east, they are chopping off heads, drowning people, they would kill us so quickly if they had the

capability, and they are trying to get the capability, which is why, by the way, we have to kill them. [applause] if there were massive weaponry available today, i would say coming get out. years, we were much better off 15 years ago. if saddam hussein were in charge -- bad guy -- the guy was horrible. putin called me a genius, he said, donald trump is a genius. putin said good things about me, he is a leader, note russian about it. they all said -- the media -- you saw in the debate -- they said, you admire president putin . i don't admire him, i said he is a strong leader, which he is.

he might be back, he might be good. well, you said the chinese, they were right -- right? riot,said they put down a viciously, strongly. i did not say they were right. if i did not have a big speaker system -- my mouth -- and is so great, this twitter and facebook. when they lie on television, i type out -- i do it myself -- and 12 seconds later, "we have breaking news from donald trump." i was watching cnn before. i typed out that john kasich without oil would be nothing in ohio -- all of a sudden, "we have breaking news."

in the old days, it would have taken years to get the word out. great stuff. we have to get strong and smart. they asked about torture. he took a pass. they askedin the old days, it we taken years to get the word out. great me. you remember. i started off with chopping off heads. it is a lousy subject, to be honest with you. i said, i am 100% fine with waterboarding, and it should be increased. [cheering] [applause] by the way, just so you understand, they said, he wants to disobey the law. it's true, we have laws. we are too rough with our enemy -- they just topped off three heads of christians, who are great people, who went over there to help people. they grab them, and chop off

their heads because they are great people helping people. i'm saying to myself, i have to defend -- just so you understand, we have rules and regulations, rules of engagement. they have nothing. someone whenbeat you have rules and regulations at very high level. this is ever happened before. we catch one of these animals who has just topped off 10 heads , and we don't even know where we can try them. first of all, they're going to guantanamo bay, so that you understand. they are going to guantanamo bay. that will be it. .ou see the money we spend we are spending hundreds of millions of dollars a year, and we have like 90 prisoners left, or 60 prisoners but. believe me, we can do better than that. there is so much fat. hundreds of millions of dollars maintaining a place for 90 people -- we can do much better.

torture. .aterboarding is fine also, if we can go much were wors, that is ok with me too. they say, he may not obey the laws -- look, torture is terrible, we all agree. but when somebody is doing these horrible act, the cutting and the drowning, we have to fight like we have to fight. is we have to expand our laws, we have to get much tougher. we have to knock them so fast and furious. isis eats dinner like we do, like you have dinner and we have dinner. you imagine them sitting

around, and each one of them chopped off three heads today and drowned 70 people. and they are talking about the united states doesn't allow waterboarding, which people don't consider torture. , can you imagine what these people say? can you imagine what these people say about the united states? there is a story i tell, this is when we were strong. pershing, has anyone heard that story? has anybody not heard it. should i tell it? he's a rough guy, sitting on a horse.

a beautiful looking guy, up on the horse. and they were having problems with radical islam asked -- radical islamic terrorism. some things never change. we have to get to the bottom of it, we cannot allow people into the countries that want to destroy us. we can't allow the migrations and the syrians into the country. we don't know where they come from. they were having a tremendous problem. them andrence between now is the weaponry. the weapons are so powerful, what they can take out is the destruction. they have a tremendous problem. a little different than we handle today.

we see -- we feed them the best food, give them areas to pray. we are wonderful wonderful, stupid people. he had the whole deal going. they're doing tremendous destruction. he lines them up to be shot. knows they are guilty, admitted their guilt. as you know, swine, take, a big problem for them. he took the bullets, the 50 bullets, dropped them in, switched them around, so there was blood all over those bullets. to put thehis men bullets into the rifle.

they put the bullets into the rifles and a shot 49 men. let's not be a country anymore. shot 49 of the 50 men. it was a pagan infested bullets in each one. they then dumped the bodies into a mass grave and dumped the pigs and with the bodies. they took the final bullet and give it to the one person they decided not to shoot and said, take this bullet, go back to your people, and explained to them what we just did. that's not the end. want to hear the end?

back and said what just happened, 428 years there was no terrorism. 28 years. i'm not saying that is a good thing, that is a bad -- this is just history. -- we areher with either going to win or going to lose. we can't continue to go the way we are going right now. we have to do what we have to do. people who have horrible thoughts, people who wouldn'tons you believe. when i won in south carolina, just before the vote, the polk said -- this could only happen to me. he's on a plane and said something about donald trump. what he says is what the mexicans told him, look, we have to stop illegal immigration.

is terrible what this american trump wants to do. -- you can't get the pope to apologize. i said on the only person, because i felt i could win in south carolina, even though it is supposed to be cruise territory and i won in a massive landslide. i won with middle -- i won with women, won with men. won with soldiers, one thing with evangelicals. i won with everybody. even a scene like yesterday, i did not want to put the police at any discomfort level. have 300 police, the secret service guys who are right here. they are fantastic people.

them to ant to put strong test. we were given credit for doing the right thing. i did, that story is all over the world right now, that we made the right decisions under a great deal of pressure. it would have been much easier. let people fight, let people hurt themselves. the people that protested, one of them said i think we gave trump a good platform. they had bill ayres there. they had a lot of people there. they are not really good. >> trump, trump, trump, trump, trump.

donald: we have to have one protester. so we have one protester. he's a whacked job. the storywhat is tomorrow? massive protest at trump rally. they won't talk about the crowds. again, they are the worst. we're going to strengthen our country.

just the fact he approves nafta, nobody knows that. the fact he was with lehman brothers, there are so many factors. can't be president. it will be not a good situation. i will do such a great job, you have no idea. a lot of people are going to be surprised. i'm going to bring jobs and communities that don't have jobs. i'm going to bring jobs back from japan. i'm going to bring jobs back to this country. and you won't even believe it. winningoing to start again. just a couple of things. we are going to fight and we are not going to give it up.

trade deals, we are going to make some of the greatest deals ever made. i'm the most conservative person in the world on the military, on -- on education. he wasn't a nice person. he was not a nice guy, jeb bush was not a nice guy. tell you he is going -- we are going to be strong on trade. >> it is easy out there they can just put them on the runway.

it has to be smart trade. we have a trade deficit with china this year over $500 billion. it has been going on for years. you would be at her off with a trade war for losing $500 billion. chimes -- thet wall street journal and new york times, they say trump has totally changed the thinking on trade. it has to be fair trade, it has to be smart trade, we have to do something or you i have fans -- do something. china dumps something over here.

i have friends that are absolutely great manufacturers. they make a greater product than anything made in china. they can't get product into china. and when they do they get charged a massive tax. we don't do that it is we don't know what is going on. i have karo endorsing me, the great businessman. -- ie going to use our top have carl icon endorsing me. the great businessman. we are going to use our top -- the great negotiators know what is happening. if i could carl or some of the other great names -- frankly some of them are better than all of them. we have the greatest negotiators in the world. to makeolitical hacks deals with china, to make deals with japan. she admits she got the job.

and she is a lovely person. just don't want her trading on automobiles. i want to get one of the killers. somebody you don't want to have dinner with. this beautiful young woman, if she ever met him you would get sick to your stomach. you would say he's a horrible horrible human being. he's rude, crude, vicious. i want him negotiating for us. but i have the best. some of them are very nice. these are our greatest negotiators. we are losing our companies. take a look at carrier.

that's not very free. carrier just announced it. ford is much bigger, 2.5 billion dollars. i have been talking about that for a long time. nobody in our administration talks -- you can't do this folks. take care. i don't want to use carl or any of the killers. i do this stuff so well. i put in some of the greatest financial stipends ever seen by man put into the general election commission. i report all of my financials and the reporters are saying dam it, they are really good. says now i know you are rich because you would never run if you weren't really

rich, you better believe it. i built a great company, very little debt, some of the greatest assets and the world -- assets in the world. all of these buildings, trump tower, the bank of america building in san francisco. the reason i say that is very simple. that is the kind of thinking we need in our country at least for a while. we are going to get the best people. these, we have one of these crazy cell phones. they really get to you. saying weent guy is are close in carrier after how many years? they did a great job, great-looking people. we are moving to mexico, could luck. it wasn't even a warm speech.

i know this is and presidential. you cannot call -- it is not presidential. i was like this great student. i went to the best schools. my uncle was a top professor at m.i.t., a super genius with science. and i understand, it may not be when they came , everybody so bit , so far down the line. wouldn't that be great for the nation? i don't want to mention all the names because somebody called already wanting to endorse me. that's ok. it's so late.

get them out, get him out of here. [applause] why is he angry? i just said we're going to make good trade deals. what took him so long to put up his hand to? we are almost finished. go back home to mommy. go back home. go back home. the guy looks like he is 15 years old. what is going on? .ake them back home to mom she will lock him in his bedroom.

folks, here is what happened. i have to do it mysel >> tromp, trump, trump, trump, trump.

>> thank you for the warning, it is much easier if the cops do it. what a great job. to think he is such an easy life. do you know why i need it? i love this country. we are going to make our country

great again. it is payback time. these guys are so fantastic. i'm going to tell the head of carrier, i hope you enjoy your stay in mexico. every single unity you make , you will payder a 35% tax. they are going to call me in 24 hours because i am not taking care of special interest. they are going to call me back and going to go mr. president, we are moving back to the united states. is going to happen, 100% sure.

we don't win anymore but we are going to start winning. we are going to take care of our vets. the way our military, and it is the least expensive thing, remember i am the most militaristic person here, but i was against that ridiculous war. and --itary is a bigger is going to be bigger and better and stronger than ever before. we are going to get rid of common core, we are bringing our education. we are going to replace obamacare and we are going to win. we are going to have such strong borders.

are coming into our country, but they are going to come in legally. [applause] so important ishis, kasich can't do the job. he's not your president. i hope you go to the polls. --there anything more from more fun than a trump rally? [applause] i hope you go to the polls. i said how about putting up your hand and saying, i swear i will go, do you want to do that?

ready? i love you all, by the way, i love you all. say, i swear on tuesday i will go to the polls and vote for donald trump. thank you. thank you, everybody. ohio. win, we are to going to win so much you are going to get tired of winning. you are going to be so proud of your president, you are going to be so proud of your country. i love you all, thank you ohio. you, thank you. thank you. [applause] ♪

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