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and he knows he needs this state to win. he wants iowa. he is coming here today and making a direct appeal to african-american and his tannic voters. that approach has been criticized by some, we know, because he is making the pitch in areas that are overwhelmingly while. in future appearances after labor day, they're planning to go to more urban areas in communities where there is a larger minority population. we're waiting to hear more on immigration. on his signature issue, he still seems undecided. he has been meeting with various activists, and he says he is serious about this minority o outreach and appeal.

>> a very excited crowd we hear out there. > casey hunt is here to talk to me about the briefing that hillary clintonreceived. >> the briefings are very similar. the candidates can ask questions, but the basic outline is very similar. in this case, hillary clinton spent two hours and 17 minutes or so at an fbi briefing and they did it at an officer near her house in new york. she didn't take any aides. donald trump had a few advisors in the room. hillary clinton's camp saying she doesn't need help. of course republicans have raised questions. paul ryan asked the director of

national intelligence. jake sullivan, both of whom used hillary clinton's private e-mail to communicate with her. >> i want to talk about the ads. trump has been focusing on battleground states, but hillary clinton is trying to branch out from there. what areas are the democrats targeting? >> we have seem some shifting of the battlegrounds over the past month or two. clinton's allies will not be advertising in virginia. that has been a swing state and was recently a pretty red state. they're looking to allocate their resources elsewear. the states you may want to look at is arizona and georgia. it includes well educated, affluent white voters. voters in the atlanta suburbs,

for example. it makes it easier for democrats, potentially. i had one source call georgia the next north carolina. >> thank you so much. it has been week a blistering attacks and name calling on the campaign trail, trump accusing hillary clinton on being a bigot. hillary clinton saying trump was allowing white nationalist supporters in his campaign. let's bring in our panel. joining me is the national political reporter for bloomberg politics. the former deputy campaign manager for carly fiorina. thank you for joining us, all of you. p trump is doubling down on recruiting african-american voters. he said dwayne wade's cousin was not shot and killed walking her baby in chicago. just what i have been saying,

african-americans will vote trump. then he sent out condolences to dwayne wade and his family for their loss. this is hurting his attempt instead of helping it? >> i think it is hurting his chance to reach out to college educated white voters who are hoping to see in new donald trump going into labor day. just as you pointed out, we have a candidate and they're struggling to figure out what the tone will be heading into this final stretch. i hear his speech is off of a teleprompt ter this afternoon. >> trump seems to be a bit off message, why is that?

>> i think what he is trying to do as part of his minority outreach, african-american voters have a bad status quo. and they should vote for change. the trouble is that is that african-americans more than any other ethnic groups have to say their lives are better than they were several decades ago. the other thing to note is that a big part of this minority outreach according to many strategists is to soften his image among white voters who worry that say a wide margin by about a 20% margin in polls that his rhetoric appeals are racism and bigotry. this is a progress for him. they have one dating back to 1952 without exception. and donald trump is losing them in key swing states. so more than minority voter who is have a very negative view for

hispanics and african-americans. and for the whites and a big part of their outreach to win it over. >> it started with hillary clinton on the defense over the clinton foundation and the e-mail controversy. take a listen to what hillary clinton said on "morning joe" yesterday. >> are you stlern are no e-mails or foundation ties to foreign entities that will be revealed that could perhaps permanently impact your presidential prospects? >> i am sure that we have never taken a penny of salary from the foundation. my work as secretary of state was not influenced by outside forces. >> a federal court gave the state department a deadline to unleash any benghazi e-mails. this is 13 days before the first debate, it can't be good news for the clinton campaign.

>> i think no matter what comes out of the e-mails, the contest is just that, a choice between two individuals, and they will try to hammer away, but that is kind of old news. what we see happening on the republican side is new revelations. so yeah, i prefer that the e-mails don't come out, i'm sure hillary clinton would too, but i'm not afraid of it. i don't think there will be some sort of surprise. >> no october surprise coming? >> no, i don't. republicans are in a hole. he is losing badly. my advice to anyone in a hole is stop digging, but they're doubling down. it doesn't seem to be working and i think there is a listen for that.

people have their perception of hillary clinton, and they're having a renewed perception of donald trump. so the republican strategy, it is not going to cut it, and i don't see the rational of them going back to it because it is clearly failing. he is losing this race badly. >> let me shift to donald trump. stephen bannon has reportedly made racist remarks that are in court kbumts. >> i think even if hillary clinton wins this thing, her handling of the e-mails will go down as how not to happened a scandal. now they're saying they can't release her schedules until after the election. the only reason that it has not been working is because the trump campaign has not been able to stay on message on that.

i disagree. you look at her truth worthiness numbers. the numbers they use when they describe her, it absolutely is damaging her credibility with the electorate. the trump campaign, steve bannon has been distracted by the moments they can't quite get under control and send a message back to hillary clinton cannot be trusted to run our foreign policy from the white house. >> why can't they get it sdplol. >> it is hard to get into the psychology of trump, and i'm not qualified to do so, but you have seen a campaign go through three campaign managers and that is never a good sign in terms of staying on a message and staying with a strategy which is incredibly nornt a presidential campaign. a lot of moving pieces and when that piece is moving it means none of the others can stay in

place. >> donald trump based on conversations fwi lots of people that knows him is driveen n on impulse. we have seen it hurt her opinion her numbers go down. they are making this a debate about who is more racist and who has a better temperament. trump has been dragged into this debate, he took the bait. he will not win that argument. >> i need to jump in. >> the media and cable news took that bait as well. >> i need to respond. >> let's get david in here for a second, what's your response? >> i need to respond to the

notion that the e-mail conversation is definitive here. we have to candidated with the highest negatives but trump is losing so badly among so many states and key demographics, he has to do something very different to change his trajectory. i see him doubling down. by doubling down on this rhetoric that insults the intelligence of african-americans and doesn't win them as supporters. i'm saying something different than what my colleagues are saying. you can talk about e-mails all you want. you can talk about whether or not this will impact hillary clinton. it pales in comparison to the

problems in the trump campaign. the electoral college today, she would get over 300 electoral votes. >> absolutely. i think that what we see is a lot of people surrounding themselves with people who agree with them. trump supporters think that he has a path forward and would never vote for hillary clinton. 75 days, god created the world in less, i think that debate will be extraordinarily important as the clipton campaign takes this for granted they will lose. >> the clinton campaign is well ahead. and he will have to do something different if he want as shot at this. >> okay, thank you all so much. we appreciate it and we will check back in with you later in the hour. >> coming up, the death toll

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the death toll from wednesday's welcome in italy has risen to 291. earlier today, italy's president and prime minister were at a memorial for the victims. we have the ratest from italy with lucy, has it moved from a rescue to a recovery snoerpgs. >> rescue crews are still working in some places, but it

is becoming more difficult for them. from was a bridge that nearly collapsed and was a danger. now it is at risk of complete isolation, but they're risking it all to try to find folks under the rubble, but at this stage finding anyone alive is unlikely. i want to apologize for my voice here, a day of mourning, the state vehicles. we saw them burying the bodies, gathering together to comfort one another. it is a day of reckoning as italy comes to grips with the magnitude of this disaster trying to figure out what next steps are. you can see rows and rows of tents behind me. more than 2,000 people have lost

near homes and everything that they came to know so deerly. one of the big fares we heard is folks saying it is great that the rescue teams are here, and the prime minister has come to visit the areas, but are they thinking of us? how is italy planning on helping the survivors? >> they have an excellent track record of rescuing people after an earthquake. not such a good record of preventing and protecting lives and buildings ahead of time. big questions renan there will be enough funds to fix the structural problems. this is a seismic area prone to earthquakes as far as time goes back in history, basically. a lot of questions are being asked about if more funding

needs to be appropriated for returning buildings back to proper standards. some of the buildings were supposed to be earthquake proof and they collapsed, but questions about if homes will be built as permanent structures that folks will be able to bear out the winter in. when we think of 2009, more than 300 people lost their lives there. that was 2009 and that place was largely a ghost town for most of this period. only now are people slowly beginning to return and rebuild that area. so a lot of folks here saying we're not ready to spend the next few years with these uncertain futures. we want more concrete answers, and plans from the officials about how to make their lives livable again. >> absolutely, a lot going on there. >> an arrest is made for the murder of two nuns in mississippi. they have charged the man with

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pregnancy related deaths spiked in texas in 2011. the same year they cut funding for places like planned parenthood. more startling, maternal deaths are increasing across the u.s. why are more women dieing in childbirth. joining me now is aaron s

schumak schumaker, you say we're failing sfwhim. >> a variety of things are happening, i don't think we can point to just one thing. there are a couple things that i think could be at play. one really important thing is access to health care. prenatal and post partum care for women. also the u.s. has a disproportionally high rate of c sections. much higher than what the world health organization recommends. obesity rates are on the rise. >> are we also talking about possible back alley abortions? are people reverting to that because clinics are being shut down. >> hard to say, we know in countries where there is not access to legal and safe abortions, it's not that they have fewer abortions, it's just unsafe abortions. that could mean self terminating pregnancy, it could mean going to clinicians that are not

certified and it is one of the leading causes of mortality. >> donald trump is talking about defunding planned parenthood. what kind of effect would that have? i think that would be devastating, quite frankly. we know that access to health care is huge. especially for low income women, for african-american women who are disproportionally affected by this. women who are low income have worse outcomes, are more likely to not have access to prenatal and post partum care, and are more likely to have pre-existing and untreated conditions. >> here is the thing, there is

not a clear explanation for why this is happening. they say they can't point directly to budget cuts as the run, do you agree with that? >> i think in any study like this, it is hard to say. they never want to make a direct link when they can't prove it. not having access to care hurts women's health. if states are reporting the statistics better, it doesn't explain the 800 women that die every year in the united states because of pregnancy related causes. >> okay, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. coming up, donald trump's doctor and a staggering detail about the health assessment. name the third president?

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welcome back, everybody. thank you for sticking with us today. here a a look at some of the stories we're following for you. hillary clinton on a fundraising swing today. she got her first national security briefing at fbi aheadquarters. a recent cbs poll shows the g.o.b. nominee tied with clinton at 40%. the residential candidates have been battling all week. that strategy seems to have only raised questions about his own health. halle jackson as more. >> the only documentation of donald trump's medical history written in five minutes his doctor says. >> i thought about it all day, and in the end, i get rushed and anxious when i get rushed. so i tried to get four or five

lines down as fast as possible. >> he says he examines trump every may, remembering that december day when a black car waited outside of his park avenue office. >> five minutes, four paragraphs filled with adjectives trump himself might use. astonishingly effort. no time to proofread. >> a rush. some of those words. >> trump being the oldest president that would be ever reflected. >> i had kentucky fried chicken, not the worst thing in the world. >> beyond the letter, he has not shared any more details about his medical status. >> i'm not concerned about his

mental health -- >> adding. >> his brain is turned on for 24 hours. >> the doctor certified in gastroentrology and internal medicine. the candidate's picture in his office. the nominee's health is now back in the spotlight as his surrogates question hillary clinton's physical fitness. >> go online and type in hillary clinton illness. the clinton campaign shooting down those attacks as conspiracy theories. she released a more detailed medical letter than trumps, that was still only a couple pages and more than a year old. 2016 unprecedented in how little they know about either can case's health. trump's campaign said that the doctor has been trump's physician for decades and is familiar with his "excellent

health records." they say trump has no problem releasing additional medical information if that is something hillary clinton is planning. bringing in more guests to our panel. i want to start with you, david, and this. since you probably have some personal knowledge, are the criticisms fair? >> no, and their ridiculous. you have to look at what this woman established in her lifetime and recently. the amount of travel she puts in, the work she puts in, it would grind me to a fine pulp if i had to keep this schedule. i will say this, my dad was a

professor of medicine for 50 years, if he saw a piece of junk like what you just saw he would get an f. i can't believe this is someone that holds himself out as a physician and a professional, writing a letter like that as if it is a thorough medical exam, please. >> a lot of people did raise their eyebrows when they read that letter. >> we don't have any tron believe that hillary clinton or donald trump is physically incapable of doing the job if is true that we know less about their health than we know about others. it's one thing to say the presidency is the toughest and most exhaust ing thing in the world, but there is a train of

conspiracy sherries about their health. we don't have evidence to suggest that, but you know this is something that the presidential candidates have, above a certain age, have had to deal with for a long time. something that john mccain had to deal with. ronald reagan has to deal with it. he said i'm not going to make age an issue or exploit my opponents youth and inexperience. >> we heard that neither candidate offered extensive health records, how much should voters have access to? it is discretionary, correct? >> there is custom and then there is what is required. i think health is a reasonable issue. i think it is insincere to claim

that talking about hillary's health is not acceptable when for months now some have tried to diagnosis trump psychologically. narcissism, borderline personality disorder. i'm not saying either one is out of bounds. i absolutely think it matters. does it matter in the way we're talking about it? probably not, but it is a rate to the bottom. >> should there be a panel that we get a guaranteed answer as to what a persons health is? shouldn't that be on the table? >> i don't think so. i will say why. we have to trust the american people are smart enough to know when someone is hiding something or not. why is donald trump hiding tax

returns? >> why is she hiding her e-mails? here is the point, you make adjudgment. and i think if you want to talk about the health of the candidate, let's ask who they have chosen for vice president as well. one of the reasons we go to the judgment is to see if anyone should happen to that person, who have they chosen as vice president. i think the difference in judgment is laid bare. tim kaine, in my view, is way more qualified. and it reflecks the broader views of the american elect electorate. that is why we look to the presidential candidates judgment for who they choose. >> i know you're dieing to jump in here, sarah, let me give you a little time. >> to argument that mike pence is not qualified to be president is a little sillly.

he served in the house of representatives, leadership positions, heading up the budget. the governor of a large and well off state in indiana where things went pretty well. tim kaine is a senator, good for him. >> and a former governor, and former mayor, and far more qualified than mike pence. >> i am saying your guy is qualified too, but it is silly to say that mike pence is not qualified. >> he is not as qualified. >> i know you something to say as well. >> back to our original topic, what we know about these candidates, hillary clinton we know she has hypothyroidism, season allergies. we know that donald trump has bone spurs if is fair to say that this is the toughest and most exhausting job in the

world, and these two candidates should put out more in terms of their health. what we're hearing in terms of, what we saw from rudy giuliani in that report, a suggestion that there is something seriously -- that hillary clinton is seriously ill. >> some people are saying those comments are sexist when it comes to hillary clinton. do you agree with that? >> there is an argument. a sense that it plays into the sexist stereo type of a sickly old woman. maybe there is an element of that to it. but rudy julioul giuliani is ju dealing with something that is taking hold. >> it is december celebratisper. >> hillary clinton's campaign is responding. she did -- they're making light

of it, morning it, she did say in a speech a couple days ago that donald, if you're planning on my health keeping me out of the oval office within dream on. >> it does reflect -- >> let me -- >> it travels fast. >> it does reflect desperation on the right. rudy giuliani is just the mouthpiece. it proves once again on substance that the republican candidate has nothing. all they can do is attack in the weirdest of ways and this is the latest weird attack from the republicans and the right-wing. rudy giuliani is just giving voice to what trump is trying to put out there. >> so then why don't they put out something more detailed and

nut to rest? >> -- put it to rest. >> kelly? kelly? >> sarah? >> sorry, sarah. we have seen in past campaigns. i think the clinton campaign trying to trum up any time there is maybe sexism involved. we see younger female voters reject a knee jerk sexism label. but it is an interesting one for the clinton campaign to spend some time thinking before they throw about sexism. >> it doesn't have to be. sarah is right about this. it doesn't have to be, it's not necessarily a sexist attack. >> donald trump attacked sarah's candidate because of her face.

that was horrible. i can't believe you would defend him about a mythological condition. >> how many times have you made fun of his hair? >> i have not mentioned his hair once. >> clearly this is a very touchy subject for all of you. thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate that heated conversation. good stuff there. coming up, keeping a close eye on that weather system churning in the atlantic. where it is headed and how much power it could be packing. and we're expecting donald trump to take the stage soon. how much detail on immigration policy can we expect for the next week? i'll ask one of his senior campaign advisors coming up in the next hour, stay with us. e, you're choosing more complete allergy relief

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this upcoming tuesday, arizona and florida will hold their state party primaries. senator marco rubio is running virtually unopposed in his bid to defend his seat. senator john mccain and debbie wasserman schultz expected to wi win. joining me now is sun minkim. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> mccain is leading his primary challenger by 26 points. but when it comes to the general, both he and rubio lead by single digits. what is the likelihood of democrats winning those seats? >> i think of those two races, democrats definitely have their eyes set more on that florida race. they are look at arizona as a competitor race, but not as much as florida and it's basically the swing state nature of the state. they're really all in for their

democratic, patrick murphy who does have a challenger, but he is also expected, like senator rubio, to resoundingly win his primary on tuesday. in arizona, senator john mccain is facing perhaps the toughest general election opponent that he's had in congressman anne kirkpatrick. she's a moderate democrat who always had tough re-election races and is really giving mccain a challenge here. now, democrats think perhaps with the mix of donald trump at the top of the ticket, the in u influential they think that race could become competitive later this fall. >> sanders endorsed kanova in may but expected campaign for him. could that change? >> not right now. we, actually, tim canova was asked about that when he was campaigning in his primary. why isn't senator sanders coming

out and campaigning for you? fund-raising for him that raised a good chunk of cash for tim canova. but congressman wassermann-shultz the former national committee chairwoman is leading him by 33 points. that primary race had kind of become a proxy battle between bernie sanders and the dnc. looks like at least on that level congressman shultz will win her primary on tuesday. >> republican sources tell nbc that the party is very concerned about north carolina. a cnn poll shows senator berr leading deborah ross by five points. but a recent monmouth poll shows him leading by two points. >> you have outside superpacks turning their attention to senator richard burr has not been campaigning all that much. quiet in this critical august time where a lot of the challengers and the incumbents nationwide have been aggressively out there campaigning for their election

bids. he told "the wall street journal" recently, look, no one pays attention until beginning after labor day. he is really building up this three-week sprint in the last several weeks of the campaign. but that is worrying republicans, both in north carolina and here in d.c. i had republicans tell me we really wish richard burr could be working harder. we have to remember democratic deborah rosen in that race was not the first choice in the race. the fact that she's down by a couple single digits or leading ahead in some polling is causing some concern for republicans. >> it is getting definitely very interesting. all right. we do appreciate your time and your insight today. thank you. >> thanks for having me. donald trump set to speak any moment in iowa. we'll have it for you live when we come back.

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there, on the stage at iowa state fair. >> a lot of states would like to have that roster. believe me. i also want to take a moment to thank the bikers. we have bikers in the audience. bikers, they call them bikers for trump. i love the bikers. and they've been so good to me throughout this campaign, so i just want to thank all the bikers. i really appreciate it. what a fantastic group of people we have and what a fantastic country we live in. more than anything. more than anything today, i want to express my gratitude because all over the country we've had such tremendous support to our amazing veterans. a lot of them are in the room. thank you. incredible. i will not let you down, believe

me. they've been letting you down for many years. i will not let you down. together, we're going to win this state in negative and we are going to win the white house for the american people. the white house will soon become the people's house. that's what it's going to be. we will tackle and fix the problems that have gone unsolved for many, many years. failing schools, crumbling infrastructure, broken borders. bloated bureaucracy, wasteful spending and a government that doesn't work. it doesn't work. this is a campaign about big ideas desne