good afternoon everyone, i am kristin welker. a move that surprised everyone in the political world including some within the trump campaign itself. donald trump's controversial campaign manager is out. corey lewandowski had been by trump since the beginning. he was abruptly let go this morning for multiple controversies involving the presumptive nominee as well as the reports of campaign in siding. this is what the campaign had to say. the trump campaign for is the which has set a historic record in the republican primary having received almost 14 million votes. corey lewandowski will no longer be working with the campaign. we wish him in the best in the future. >> one trump's advisor michael caputo tweeted this image from the "wizard of oz" this morning,

"ding dong the witch is dead." >> why is corey lewandowski is zo out and who's in charge now? >> presidential campaign grows like this all the time. the general election of the primary and mr. trump wanted to make a change. >> could you believe who'll take over the campaign, will it be paul manafort? >> yes. i think so. >> just a short time ago, the associated press reached corey lewandowski who had this to say about new campaign manager of paul manafort. he's been in control of the campaign since april. that's a fact. >> nbc's kelly o' donnel quote one source inside trump's world this morning.

tru on saturday, trump spoke with halie jack soson of the support he's getting from some party. >> it would be nice if the republicans stick together. i think i will win either way. i can win one way or the other. >> with them or without them? >> i do believe that. >> we have two reports on what the campaign shake up means for the campaign party that's holding the convention less than one month. kel kelly o' donnel and katy tur. kelly, i want to start with you, give us a sense of how this all came about and some members of the campaign are shocked about this. what are your sources tell you? >> reporter: well, there is a lot of attention surrounding corey lewandowski for a period of time. donald trump stopped by him of the altercation with the reporter. with poll numbers falling and a lot of complaints from republican officials and donors

and office holders of what they were hearing inside trump world is corey lewandowski who had been tasked by candidates trying to bring in people from the party who would be supportive not only help raise money but to send that message up. the reaction to corey lewandowski was negative. it was described he did not have a sense of finesse working with these top officials. much more of the scrappy burning the house down attitude. >> i am told that primarily the family topped and most influential among advisors for donald trump had been pressing for some time that trump make a change with respect to corey u lewandows lewandowski. i am told this morning of a direct conversation that was told to me between donald trump and corey lewandowski.

corey delivered this news and now it is a new day. it is possible that top officials will be brought in and trump is prepared to be convincconvinc convinced that's necessary. paul manafort who had been in charge and i have checked with other sources, he's been effectively in charge which is different than the narrative we had. they're each said to be tracking as important figures in the campaign. now, corey lewandowski, manafort is in charge that could put some of the blames on falling polls number. corey lewandowski trying to take some of the heat by himself. >> kelly, fascinating stuff. i want to turn now to katy tur who's in front of trump's tower. >> tell us what you are hearing. >> reporter: it is a bonker or if the rest of family members. they had an early morning

meeting with donald trump to talk to him about corey lewandowski. to convince him that corey lewandowski should no longer be apart of this campaign. one source close to the conversation that the family members have had an issue with corey. at the time, he was still winning primaries. donald trump did not feel like he didn't need to change things according to my sources when they were ini winning. i am sorry there are sirens because we are in the middle of new york city. he's been dropping the polls and facing with the republican party. this message was starting to be clearer to donald trump. this morning, they wernt in there and convinced them it was time to part ways and put manafort to charge. >> somebody who's well likely in the party and somebody who they

hope can help manage donald trump and his message adequately. he was reexceceptive to that id. corey lewandowski got the call and told he was not apart of this campaign. once the resource is telling me that he was escorted by the building by security. corey lewandowski reached out to supporters today tweeting out regardless of this, he still stands behind donald trump. >> all right, thank you, katy and kelly, we appreciate it. tanya, thank you very much for joining us on what is a busy day for you, i am sure. >> yes, thank you. why did it happen now? we are hearing a lot of folks are caught off guards where you were caught off guards. >> this is new to me, the campaign is moving in the new

election and we all have the same goal and that's getting mr. trump in the white house and defeat hillary clinton. this was what needed to be done. >> you are acknowledging that you were caught off guard. >> no, i was not caught off guards. >> no, i did not know about it. >> did the move suggests that there is some disorganizations of the campaign and there is time for reboot essentially. >> our campaign is doing wonderfulfull wonderful. i mean look at the numbers. everyone is doing great and as in a lot of campaigns, this is my first. this is what happens in presidential campaigns and paul manafort knows what we need to do. he needs what need to happen in order to get mr. trump in the white house and we are taking his lead. >> tanya, you are saying ea everyone is happy and doing well. respond to that, is there any

accuracies to those reports. >> well, i am not sure who you spoke to. with the people that i have spoke to and people that have been with the campaign day one, the day he came down the is isola escalator. >> i am sure it is a family and mr. trump travel with corey and a lot of that internal team is going to miss him terribly. there is a lot of people who are saddened by the news and realize that we are all on the campaign and having the same goal and that is making sure that mr. trump winning this election. >> tanya, let me ask you some of the reporting that you just heard from kelly and katy, that corey lewandowski's relationship were strange and you had family members saying it is time for him to go, is that part of what fuels this? is that accurate? >> i have not spoke with them about this. i do not know what their

thoughts are. if that's what is being repor reported, that's probably accurate. if you heard it in the trump's family and they have those feelings, it is accurate. >> the people that i spoke to have said that paul manafort is the man that mr. trump needs to take the lead from and he's making decisions ongoing ahead and do this. we are looking forward to defeating clinton and in the general. >> lets talk about the moments. the university released showing mr. trump down by seven points from hillary clinton. we are seeing more and more polls like this. does the campaign strategy needs to shift and what is mr. manafort doing differently moving forward. >> i would say the trump campaign has moved forward and shifted as of 9:30 this morning.

mr. manafort -- >> how are we going to see that play out on the campaign trail? >> i will tell you just the very bit that i have worked with paul and the delegate process. he's respected. people do know that he has a track record of being successful and mr. trump is all about resul results driven. he wants the results. the poll numbers will continue to increase. just you wait and see starting to today. >> the problem is some extent of mr. trump himself of his comments over the weekend calling for profiling muslims, for example, those types of comments that when you look at the polls are driving away large swaths of voters and the l electorates. he's going to continue to make these controversial comments? >> well, i cannot speak for mr.

trump of what he's going to do forward. i have known the man and i have known him over 11 years. he has a way about him and he's results driven. he wants to make sure the 14 million people who went out to vote for him, he takes care of and he has promised to bring back jobs and create a better economy and make a secure united states of america and increase the education process. mr. trump is going to do all those thing that is he promised the american people. >> i don't know if he's going to change or not. i don't think he needs to change and about the profiling, that's just good policing. rudy just sent that today that's good policing. we want a stronger, more security united states of america. >> back to that, critics would say that goes against the core values of this country to profile people based on race or religion. what do you say tho thoo those

critics? >> he's not saying race or religion. say somebody that comes to my city is a 6' 2" caucasian man with brown hair and blue eyes. that's profiling. >> mr. trump is just saying lets do good policing and take care of america and making it great again. >> tanya gerths. really appreciate your time this afternoon. thank you very much >> have a good day. >> that brings us to today's microsoft pulse question of the firing lead of corey lewandowski change the campaign. the pulse is live, cast your vot votes. >> up next, the fbi released what the gunman told police when he was holdup inside the pulse

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we have breaking news out of orlando of the fbi released the transcript of the conversations of the night of the massacre. omar mateen spoke in arabic to the 911 dispatcher and identified himself as an islamic soldier. while we are not releasing the audio, the killer made these murderous statements and he did so in a chilling and calm and deliberate manner. >> nbc's news pete williams is joining us now. thanks for joining me. what were your other main take aways from that news conference? >> more than anything we learned of what he told the police in

several phone calls with hostage and negotiators. he was wearing an explosive vest that there were explosives in his van and the police -- some people inside telling them that he's going to put four explosive vests when they come out. >> as it the turns out no explosives were found. >> pete, what can you tell us of the time line of these ooecheve. i understand that you are learning more about it. >> lets go through it. the first call, the first thing on the time line was 2:02, that's when the shooting starts and 2:04 was when police arrive and 2:08, several agencies get in and engaged the gunman. after that, until the police broke in, there were no shots

fired. 2:35 is when he first called 911. 2:48 is what they call a first crisis negotiation call. they lasted it of a total of 28 minutes. this is new, the police pulled out an air conditioner from the window in the nightclub to help more people get out. this is when 4:29 when the victims tell police he's going to put explosive vests on people. 5:02 is when they begin to search the wall and 5:15, mateen is dead. this comes as the big question on a lot of folks' minds, what about mateen's wife. what more can you tell us whether or not she will be charged? >> don't expect anyone, they're not referring anyone. don't expect anyone to be charged for the next several days at least, kristin. >> thank you, justice

correspondence, pete williams. thank you very much. >> i want to bring in our capitol hill correspondence, luke russert who has more of the reactions of the release of these transcripts. we are getting remarks from paul ryan today, what did he have to say. this is a going back and forth of the white house define ing t threat. this is what mccall talked about and speaker ryan said a few days after the horrific attack in orlando. speaker ryan released the statement of the decision offering the redacted transcript. we know the shooter is a radical islamist and we know that he targeted the lgbt community. the administration should release the full transcript so the public is clear eyed on who did this.

>> there you hear from paul ryan. president obama came out and give his defense not to use that terminology and it would not make any difference and in flaming problems to the world. >> it is an interesting break down of where congressional republicans are and where the white house is and what will the define nature of this threat in the future, kristin. >> all right, nbc's luke russert on capitol hill. >> great reporting. >> our first reaction to the shake up in the trump campaign when the white house press briefings start in less than 10 minutes from now. we'll be right back. stay with us.

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>> that was donald trump three months ago. he outsed corey lewandowski today. of course, there were charges where ultimately were dropped. kelly kelly o' donnel of his -- he had to do something "pretty dramatic." >> sarah, thanks so much for being here, we appreciate it. >> it is an exciting day. >> bwhat a day it is? >> lets start with the news, what do you make of it? does it signal a real shift in the strategy. >> this is what's going to signal. i would not hold your breath on this either. you know firing a campaign manager and normally is no t t

sign of the waiting campaign. many campaigns have had shake ups rarely this late and having to come around to win in the en. it is not a good sign for trump. it is troubling for those who wanted him to pivot to clinton. last week, he said he's going to give the case against hillary clinton or orlando of an event intervene. he had a month to take the case over clinton and he has not done it yet. >> i think you raise an important point. that's the one thing they always highlight. the fact that he had all of this time in the words of one person, it was squandered. >> this shift does not deal with the fundamental problems and some of his remarks being the root of his problem. >> i am not sure anyone think that corey lewandowski was donald trump's puppet master.

>> i think you will see finger pointing in the next day or two. i really doubt this makes a difference o f the fundamental of who donald trump is and his, you know, persona that he likes being out there. it is about him and not about taking the case to hillary. >> house speaker paul ryan it aired on "meet the press" on the weekend. i want to play the clip and get your reaction on the other side. >> the last thing i would do is telling anybody doing something that's contrary conscious. >> i feel that i should not be leading some kcaveat of a party >> our reactions to that of he's saying voting of conscious. >> there is no question that donald trump has been bad for the republican party. he did not rise.

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[ inaudible ] >> folks, you are watching them getting their shots. we are about to play the tape for you as soon as we'll get it cued up to the right spot. it is an exclusive interview with corey lewandowski. earlier today that we learned he was ousted to trump campaign. take a listen. >> at some level of successful

is let trump be trump. you have a person that completely changed the way of politics in this country. trump has had his heart and fingers in the pulse. i would like to say i am a person that helped implemented h is ideas and that's what i have been able to do. the family disagreed is i don't think is accurate. >> a lot of people are saying that trump needs to change. you have always been against that. do you think he needs to change to win in the general? >> i think what you have is an opportunity to expand. mr. trump brought millions of people into the republican party and we have seen independence voted 20 or 30 years coming out. those people are so norenergize. what are you going up against now is clinton machine of four more years of obama administration, she raised

$100 million so far. they're going to talk about the liberal agenda is and you have on the other side of a small operation that's zesz sesuccess the primary process. mr. trump i building a more efficient campaign and that's the process we are moving right now. >> what do you think the state of campaign, what changes in order to win in november. >> i think working closer to the republican and the committee is going to be important. he got 500 people on the battleground now. it is a great beginning. it will continue to grow. again, i don't think you need to have a determinant amount of money that you have to raise at a defense mark. i think you do have enough people to push back in the machine to have resources available to them to push the agenda >> were you prizsurprised this morning when this happened?

>> it has been a privilege to be apart of the team. now, i have time to go back to my family and i will continue to support trump of any endeavor he has. it is been an honor to be apart of this from the beginning. it is been great. you will be at the convention, is that something that you still plan on doing? >> the convention is an exciting time. it is be a given convention of what people seen in the past of a different convention. i think it is going to be so different. it is a privilege that i have been elected of chairman of delegations and i look forward to being there. >> they have not asked me to do so, i look forward to be at the convention, thank you. >> you have been really loyal and as this is happening. has there been any regrets or

anything you would have done differently? >> i want to work hard as i can and i tried todd do thied to do best of my ability. for me giving 100% of my effort is the best that i can do and looking on what we can achieve of a historic perspective. running of 16 governors and senators and brothers of president and what he's been able to achieve in this process is extraordinary. what you will see moving forward is the american people will understand that there is only one person running for president is going to create jobs for our country and make america great again. that's mr. trump. >> how do you feel personally about him and you are the body man, how do you feel personally of donald trump today. not donald trump the candidate? >> i am honored and thankful and

grateful. it is been so amazing. i would not change one second of my time with mr. trump other than to say thank you. it is been a great privilege and honor. >> what's next? >> out playing my kids. >> thanks guys. >> thank you, corey, i appreciate it. >> that was corey lewandowski. the former campaign manager of donald trump thanking donald trump saying that he was honored to have served with him and he sees this moment as an opportunity for mr. trump to expand. when asked of regrets, he said he never looks back. we appreciate that interview. we want to turn to our colorado delegate who says she will never vote for donald trump. she's part of the new push to change convention rules.

kendall, thanks so much for joining us on this busy afternoon, appreciate it. thank you for the time. >> i want to get your reaction to the breaking news of what you just heard from corey lewandowski. >> when you fire a campaign manager this close shows there is a systematic problem in the campaign. that's good news for us. that's indicative that there was a problem. it is part of what we are pushing back again. there is not a campaign and not an organization and there is not a get out the vote program and there is not canvassing organize. it was a top approach that he's going to fly in continuing to do what he did and do the fly in. that's not how you win the campaign, it was impossible for him to win against hillary clinton. that's exactly why we are doing what we are doing because we truly need to feel that spot with someone who's organized and have a campaign planned and who

can raise money and can turn out the vote against hillary clinton in this general election. >> that proves the case of -- >> yes, go ahead. >> sorry, i interrupted you. i want to get your reactions of comments he made over the weekend. lets listen and i will get your reaction on the other side. >> profiling is something that we have to start thinking as a country and other countries do it. >> if you had somebody with a gun strapped onto their hip hips -- somebody with a gun strapped to their ankle and you had bullets going in the opposite direction, right at this animal who did this, you would have had a very, very result. believe me, folks. >> that, of course, mr. trump reaction to the massacre in orlando in the wake of orlando. those controversial comments he

has made. have you seen support and energy for your stop trump movement. >> oh, it is overwhelming. it is just the silent majority that was out there waiting for someone to stand up and say, no, we are not going to be allowing him to be the face of our party because these are grass root act vi activists developing their platforms. they want toe guide their party with principles. we have a man who does not stand for any of those. on tuesday he says something and on thursday he says something different. his core values do not reflect our party or flplatform. we are trying to make sure that the inheritance or the

integrity. with trump being the face of our party, our party is in serious jeopardy. we are not the ones that's creating the divisions. we are not the ones that's creating a problem that our party has. >> i want to make sure we cover a little bit of ground here. what makes this moment any different. a lot of folks are saying it is unrealistic in part because you don't have a candidate to rally around. >> well, that's a great question and the reality is we are the delegates that decide and governs this. in other words, the nominee has to abide by the rules that written. the delegates get to vote and select on the rules. >> have you identify the candidate who you think is the lakeliest person to take this? >> this is not about any candidate. there is no candidate behind it and no one is giving us a nod.

this is strictly grass roots and the first time in history that a can date that's seeki ka candidate is challenged by a people without a candidate. >> kendall, to those in your party who says you are effectively helping clinton, what are you saying that? >> donald trump was effectively helping hillary clinton. we are not going to own that because we are going to make sure that we win in november. we are going to make sure that we have a party that has a leader that can organize and that can get out and canvass and turn out a vote. that's how you win. you don't just do what donald trump and you certainly with the high ratings that he has of unlikablility and the shooting from the lift that he does on any given gender or any movement or any given platform topic, he

just -- he just very erratic and the fact that he's not resonating anybody outside a proof that he's demagogue and dealing out of anger and fear and he's demagogued into a base that by the way is not very broad. they are just very loud. he did not win with the majority. he won with only 40%. we are reflecting their wishes. >> kendall, thank you very much for your time this afternoon. if. >> thank you for the time. we want to get an update now. will corey lewandowski leads to the change of trump campaign. here are the results, 93% of you say no and 7% says yes.

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right now in washington, vice president joe biden has just takes the stage. and he's probably thanking some folks now. we'll get to him in just a moment. first, i want to turn to my fellow kasie hunt who's in

washington dc. you and i have been talking about the fact that there is this full court press that we are seeing from democrats from donald trump. what are you expecting from the vice president? >> reporter: hi kristin and forgive me if i keep my voice down a little bit here. we have al quiet room and they're trying to listen to what the vice president is about to have to say. i think you are right, this is part of this overall offensive that we have seen from all top democrats, from the white house to brooklyn and back again in that close coordination between those two entities as democrats trying to hold on. what you can expect to hear from biden is a focus of preserving president obama's legacy and the things that biden has contributed to with the president over the course of the last eight years and he mentions i alienating 1.5 billion muslims

of the vast majority will only make the problem worse. he does not mention donald trump by name. this is a difficult moment for biden himself, obviously, he in my ways believe that he would follow president obama's footsteps and he's supporting hillary clinton in some way, it is difficult for him that way. he and president obama is on the same page in defeating donald trump and you will see more of that today. >> all right, katy hunt, thank you very much for that report and your whispering. great job. lets turn now to the vice president. >> by a long shot and the regional world to be the dominate, political, economic and military force of a better part of this next century. the choice the president and i made over the half seven and a half years, they have been choices that required very

difficult trade offs. we position in the united states and the forefront of those who i think of tremendous opportunities. you know -- to divert just a second, michelle said this is the 100th anniversary of the rising of easter sunday. there is a line in his poem called easter sunday 1917 that goes like this. and he's trying to describe his ireland at the moment. he said, all's changed. changed utterly. a terrible beauty has been born. this is one of the most informed audiences i could possibly be speaking to on this topic. all has changed, changed utterly in the last 15 years. we were presented with an ent e entirely new deck of cards. some of the old cards still there of enormous consequence. but there's so many new things,

failed states,a whole range of things you have heard about and talked about. with a smart sustained stead american leadership, we can seize the american opportunity that are existing and leave a more peaceful prosperous future to our children and grandchildren. i really truly believe that. if we turn inward and undermine our most important relationships or seek sound bite solutions to -- defined by complexity, issues defined by complexities, if we forget who we are and begin to betray our values and embrace intolerance i think we'll squander our hard-earned progress and opportunities that exist for us today. today, i'd like to take a little bit of time to describe the world from where i sit 100 feet from the oval office and the stakes of the choices that lie

ahead. let me start by making a couple things clear. one, the world in which we live today is casualably more complex and interconnected than a quarter century ago when the cold war ended to state the obvious. it is arguably more complex than 15 years ago, after 9/11. at the same time, despite the complexities and proliferation and new challenges by almost any measure the united states is stronger and more secure today than when president obama and i took office january 20th, 2009. we steered the economy in collapse to an arduous recovery and poised for a significant recovery. we're on the verge of again resurgence if we seize the moment. we remain the world's leading economic power and we will for some time.

the next president has tremendous opportunity to finish what was started, to amp up our rate of economic growth and bring economic resurgence home to americans all across the nation. we know how to grow the economy, we've done it before. invest in education, job training, snr. -- infrastructure. it's not magic. it used to be bipartisan c consensus on those things. joe, did you ever think you'd see a day republicans opposed infrastructure, modernization. we're ranked 27th in the world in infrastructure, united states of america. you want to see the eighth wonder of the world, go down and see the two locks on the panama canal yet there's only three ports from the gulf to maine that can accommodate these new super panamamax ships. but a track economy, i'll never insurgent i've been around so

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the gnsenate is aimed to vote o four amendments and senator murphy is responsible for one of those. joining me is our chief correspondent, ari melber. tell me about the four proposals headed to the floor. any expected to pass? >> sure. a lot going on today. this is one more thing the senate taking more action on gun reform. i don't think based on the gun count we will see action because we know where most people stand on these votes. paul ryan was arguing against strengthening the no buy watchlist. let's look at that. >> the question right now, if someone is on a terror watchlist, are the authorities notified as to whether a person on that list is trying to purchase a gun or not? that this is procedure right now, so the question is, can we make sure that that procedure works the way it's supposed to work.

point number one. we have to concern ourselves with the constitution and rights. we don't want to deny a person their due process rights. >> what he's talking about there when he says due process rights is the idea someone might wrongly end up on that watchlist m and not be able to buy a gun. one is mental health, background checks and the other two, bigger fight is preventing any on the terror watchlist from buying a gun, dianne feinstein proposal and the john cornyn people to keep the notification in place and only give the government three days to stop the sale. that's what's on tap this afternoon in the senate. >> we know the supreme court weighed in on assault weapons ban. tell us what happened there. >> basically, this is what passed out of newtown to ban assault style weapons. some hoped the supreme court might further narrow this. the supreme court said, no, this

is a-ok if states want to restrict these large assault style weapons, the supreme court will not stop them. >> thanks so much, my friend and colleague. that's it for news this hour. coming up, connecticut senator, chris murphy, the man who filibustered for nearly 15 hours talks about today's gun vote on the hill. my colleague, thomas roberts is on now. hi. i'm thomas roberts. we're following transcripts of the orlando gunman revealing ominous threats he made about isis. breaking news in the race for the white house, you're fired! a seismic shake-up un this trump camp weeks before the republican convention, donald trump parting