to find her online. we'll be live in d.c. tomorrow morning. >> very exciting to go there. thank you so much for watching us. as always thank you for your patience. >> you have lots of patience. >> it's not easy. >> stephanie picks up the coverage. we have a lot of new news this morning. donald trump expected to speak any minute after last night's fie fiery speech. we'll bring that to you live. donald trump throws red meat to his base in arizona. >> anyone who illegally crosses the border will be detained until they are moved out of our country. >> the clinton campaign is blasting it as his darkest speech yet. and new details about donald trump's meeting with mexico's

president. >> we didn't discuss that. we didn't discuss it. >> so why did the mexican president all but call donald trump a liar on social media? >> donald trump choked ton fundamental promise he is making in this campaign. >> and now to fierce weather taking aim at florida. we'll take you there live as the sunshine state braces for the first hurricane in more than a de decade. >> moments from now he'll take the stage at the american legion convention. this is hours after trump delivered his blistering immigration speech to his base in arizona. that last minute meeting he had with president -- with the president of the mexico down in mexico city. we have to have our team of reporters. there is so much to unpack here. they are covering every angle of

this story and the fierce reaction that is pouring in this morning from republicans across the country. want to start with hallie jackson. trump is about to speak. i want to start with you, hallie. there has been messages about him opening up. listen to what he said last night. >> we are going to end catch and release, extreme vetting. i want extreme. it's going to be so tough. zero tolerance for criminal aliens, zero, zero. >> i don't want to take back that last week we have had working diligently to figure out his new plan. i wish i was on vacation instead. what are the highlights? >> reporter: listen. i know what you mean. is he going to soften occupy?

we got signals that wasn't going to happen. very much confirmed last night. let me go through a couple of the highlights. one the pledge to build a wall. the big issue there is who is going to pay for it. number two, the idea that he is going to block funding, he wants to create a deportation task force. within ice that already exist and this is something where kellyanne said hey, trump hasn't talked about a deportation force for months. he reiterated the muslim ban, how he shifted on that. it is focused on extreme vetting. the big question for me at least is how is he going to do some of these things? he did not resolve this question. it was red meat to his base shore. from a policy perspective there is still a lot of questions

surrounding him. he is going to be unveiling what his policy is going to be. that's what we heard across the board. it was like she was taking it out of the script. for you last night, did you hear anything other than what we have heard from the last 14 months? >> no. that was donald trump in peak primary mode. he was catering to his base frankly try to go get his hard line on immigration as he has been for these past 14 months. last week seems very much like an anomaly. we heard him speaking about mass deportations and ending sanctuary cities, building a wall, all of these things that have been the cornerstones of donald trump's campaigns. we haven't heard him mention deportation forces for quite a while. sanctuary cities were not something we heard him address either. we were back in full force.

he also, despite the mexican president saying he would not pay for that wall, reiterated mexico will pay for the wall, believe him. still no real plan how that would happen or real plan how he would build a wall on the southern border of this country. there are a lot of logistical issues that will be at play if he gets into the bhous and certainly will be if he is trying to get it through congress. >> i want to stay on that on who is going to pay for this wall. looking presidential, being a bit softer and hours later, boom, mexico will pay for the wall, exclamation point. wasn't that the basis of the

meeting? >> i don >> reporter: i don't know that it was the basis of the meeting but you heard reports ask, did you talk about the wall? what happened? trump said, yeah, we talked about the wall but we didn't discuss who would pay for it. he was directly contradicted hours later on twitter when he said not just online but on mexican tv i talked about the wall and told him i was not going to pay for it. a spokesman telling one news outlet that he didn't consider it a discussion that trump was right. there was no discussion that trump didn't respond. donald trump reiterated mexico will pay for the wall 100%. he said they don't know it yet but they are going to pay for it. we are back where we were. trump believes he can try to negotiate something.

it is clear that is not going to happen. there are conflicts that remain between the president of mexico. what is donald trump going to say today at the american legion conference? last night in arizona that was a donald trump audience. he was firing up his base. today this isn't necessarily his base. hillary clinton was there yesterday. >> reporter: your guess is as good as mine. they have been doing it a little more so late lichly. it is not necessarily his audience although he believes he will be doing well with veterans. he has a message that caters directly to him. he also said he believes illegal immigrants are treats better than our own vets are. expect to hear him talk about

how strong they will be, what proposals he would put in place. it probably won't be as high as many of his rivals would have if they were addressing this room right now. donald trump has been generally vague when it comes to policy proposals. that being said we are going to find out what trump we see on stage. is this the more subdued trump reading from a teleprompter or are we going to see the more blustery trump? your guess is as good as mine. >> all right. thanks so much. we have to turn now to hillary clinton. her campaign calling donald trump a choke artist. saying trump didn't have the courage to advocate for his promise of making mexico pay for that wall when he met with the president. tim kaine is also on the attack

blasting trump for not bringing up the payment of the wall. take a look. >> if he gets in that room and he doesn't bring up the obvious issue it shows kind of an imb embarrassing quality to the trip. >> what are they specifically saying here? >> reporter: first of all, to that term, choke artist, it's a little bit loaded because remember, that was the jab that donald trump took at mitt romney. he often calls him a choker. that is a very loaded term for donald trump. but they are also hitting him on this idea of inconsistency. donald trump is going to speak a little bit later on today. he said, look, you can't spend a year insulting mexico and go there and fix it with a visit that lasts a few hours.

today tim kaine. he sounded very different in mexico. there is a point about optics to be made here. donald trump yesterday had a pretty good day when it comes to the optics. he was standing there. clinton has been fundraising. they have been on the defense a little bit. >> after seeing donald trump there looking pretty presidential this could push her to actually accept the invitation and go to mexico. it didn't as easy as it looks but he did look pretty strong there. people thought he was statesman like. could he change it and go down there? >> they say that is in discussion at this point in time. no plans for her to visit mexico

but they also point out they met with the president of mexico in 2014 and they stress that the campaign is in contact with top mexican officials on a fairly regular basis. that goes back to the consistency question. they make the point, look, this is an ongoing conversation. you're right. it certainly amps up to have a face to face meeting. >> i want to change gears for a second. if they look at the polls they are tightening. part of that reason is the e-mails, the clinton foundation is drip, drip, drip, trust worthiness. . do you have details? >> there were questions and a new story indicating that the clinton family that bill clinton paid for, the private server that they had out of their house with taxpayer funds. the clinton campaign is pushing

back against that vigorously. bill clinton is pushing back tweeting out a link that shows that the foundation got a four-star rating from charity navigator. that's a charity watchdog group. he just tweeted this moments ago. i will read it to you. it says this is outrageously false was paid for with personal funds. so they came out very quickly to try to put that story to rest. undoubtedly we'll be a big talker throughout the day. >> all right. live from d.c. i want to talk now about donald trump's latino surrogates. some are considering their support after the speech he gave last night. one of them is jacob monte. he says the reason i want today act swiftly after the speech is you don't want this guy as

president. he listens to whomever speak to him last and that's dangerous. dangerous is a word we have heard throughout the campaign. he tweeted this. this is how i feel. disappointed and mislead. katie, i want to start. you made it clear you're not a donald trump supporter. i want to get your reaction to his day. >> reporter: well, it started out sort of promising for him. i thought it was fought with payropar rel. things started to turn bad after that. when you hear a speech from him like he did last night and you have people that are part of his own hispanic coalition denouncing him and walking away from him. you have them celebrating your

speech it's not really the kind of speech that's appealing to the women, the hispanics and voters that you're looking for in order to win a general election. >> i want to stay on that. kellyanne conway has been working thoord broaden out that base. he has done a lot of listening over the last week but when you think about reaction to the speech, ann tweeted, i think i'll watch this speech every night before going to bed. ly sleep like a baby. >> well, it's just not.

it hurt him with the hispanic community. he knowledged it after the fact. he only got about 27%. he needed probably 35%. today you probably need 40% in order to win a general election. it's not just the latino vote. women are increasingly disturbed by the rhetoric that he seems to be getting from steven miller and stephen bannon that sort of paints all immigrants in this criminal light. it is something that turns him off. they don't trust hillary clinton, donald trump scares them. stephen bannon scares many people but one thing he is is a strategy beast. walk me through this. after trump's meeting i want you to hear some of the things he had to say after that meeting. >> it has been a tremendous honor and i call you a friend. thank you.

>> they are not our friend, believe me. >> we didn't discuss payment of the wall. >> i guarantee you they will pay and they will be very happy about it. >> okay. on this same day two completely contrasting messages, this is my friend. hours later they are beating us. this is not my friend. we know he is playing to two audiences but we have tvs here. we are covering both. did team trump not think we wouldn't see all of this? >> reporter: i don't know about team trump but certainly donald trump is somebody that has a difficult time sort of separating this from being somebody that's a statesman and a diplomat. when your talking about interacting with world leaders on a world stage it's a very dangerous thing for this country to have a leader talking about both sides of their moat. i think that's why you have so many voters rejecting donald

trump in spite of the fact, he is just a little bit frightening. >> and some of those were from previous times when he viewed mexico or said they were not his friend. after today do you think he could soften up again? mixed messages seem to be okay again. >> i'm sure there will be days where he seems softer but it's a little bit like the frog and the corp.on. it is just who donald trump is. as a country and as a republican party we have to accept he has shown us his true colors. >> the scorpion says i bit you because that's what i am. i'm a sscorpion. >> that's right. i will speak to a dreamer as well as someone whose child was killed by an illegal immigrant. and florida prepares for the first hurricane in more than a decade.

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last night mr. trump took a hard line on illegal immigration. >> on day one we will begin working on an impenetrable, tall, power, beautiful southern border wall. >> joining me is durden. her son was hit by a truck hit by an illegal immigrant. she is a dreamer herself fwhorn mexico and brought to the u.s. illegally at the age of three.

i want to start with you. you heard mr. truck talk about building a massive wall. as a woman who lost her son, how do you feel when you hear that? >> it made me feel hopeful, joyful because i realized that finally somebody listened to us that lost so dearly and so deeply and so many of us. it's about time our laws are enforced. our american citizens are protected. i don't want another family to feel this kind of pain and grief that could have been avoided. >> donald trump took a hard line on everyone here illegally. take a listen! anyone who has entered the united states illegally is subject to deportation, that is what it means to have laws and to have a country. >> everyone subject. you're one of 1.8 million dreamers here in the u.s.

how do you feel when he says that? >> i feel like that's very hurtful for our community. i have a seven-year-old little sister and a 20-year-old brother who are both u.s. citizens. we have a mixed status family. he is basically telling us he wants to tear our family apart. >> i need you to sit tight. donald trump has just taken the stage in cincinnati, ohio. let's listen in. >> i will never let you down. together we are going to work on so many shared goals, but i want to begin by discussing one goal that i know is so important to you, promoting american pride and patriotism in america's

schools. very important. in a trump administration i plan to work directly with the american legion to help ensure they are taught to america's children. we want our kids to learn the incredible achievement of america's history, it's institutions and its heros, many of whom are with us today, i can tell you including, by the way, two special people, rudolph giuliani and jeff sessions. they are right here. we will stop apologizing for america and we will start

celebrating america. we will be united by our common culture, values and principals becoming one american nation, one country, under one institution, saluting one american flag and always saluting it. >> the flag all of you helped to protect and preserve, that flag deserves respect. it will work with the american legion to help strengthen respect for our flag. you see what's happening. it's very very sad. and by the way, we want young

americans to resite the pledge of allegiance. in addition to teaching respect for the flag, we also have to make sure we give our military the tools they need to defend that flag and to deter violence and aggression from our foreign adversaries of which there are many. we will rebuild our depleted military and pursue a state of the art missile defense. we will do it based on those three very famous words, peace through strength.

we will make sure our soldiers, sailors, airplane men and marines have the best equipment, training, tools anybody in the world. nobody will able to compete with us. and we'll ensure they have the best medical care both in service and when they return home as civilians. that will require a total reform of the veterans administration. it is in very sad shape. i deal with veterans all of the time. we have tremendous veteran support. the stories i hear are so sad. we are not going to have that anymore. i have laid out a ten-step v.a.

reform plan that you can review on my web site. here are the basics. i will appoint a secretary of veterans affairs whose personal mission will be to clean up the v.a. the secretary will be to serve our veterans, not bureaucrats but our great veterans. i'm going to use every lawful authority to remove and discipline anyone who fails our veterans or breeaches the publi trust, which is what it is, a public trust. i will appoint a commission to investigate all of the wrong doing at the v.a. and then present those fooiindings to congress as a basis for reforming the system.

we are going to get you fantastic service. it's going to happen. believe me. we'll ensure every veteran in america gets timely access to top quality care including the best care in the world for our female veterans. the veterans health system will remain a public system because it is, after all, a public trust, but never again will we allow any veteran to suffer or die. that means veterans will have a right to go to a v.a. facility or a right to see a private doctor, which ever is the fastest. people are not going to die waiting in line to see a doctor. it's not going to happen.

the veteran will be in total control. should i have the honor of serving as president we are also going to start facing the world with confidence again. we are going to uphold the laws of the nation and defend our sovereignty and security and we are going to defend our border. i just came back from a wonderful meeting with the president of the mexico where i expressed my deep respect for people of his country and for contributions of mexican americans in our country. they have made tremendous contributions. many are in our armed services, you know how good they are. i want to, again, thank him for

his gracious hospitality and that we can work together to accomplish great things for both countries, that's mexico and the united states. we agreed in the meeting on the need to stop the illegal flow of guns, drugs, cash and people across the border and to take out the cartels, have to get rid of those cartels. we have to do it quickly. our country is being poisoned. our country is being poisoned. we are also talking about and talked about the importance of working to keep jobs and wealth in our hemisphere. it means fewer illegal border crossings and a better market for products made in the united states.

when i'm president i'm going to look at every trade deal we have across the world and see what steps must be taken to protect american jobs and create new opportunities for the american worker, t worker. the american worker has been forgotten and we are not going to let that happen. we will fight for every last american jobs and we will have fr friendships with other countries but they will not take kradvante of us any longer, that i can tell you. we are going show ourselves and the world again what a strong and growing american economy can look like. we are going to give major tax relief to every worker and small business in this country, bring thousands of new companies and millions of new jobs back to our shores and unleash an american

e energy revolution, which we will have to do. we will also be appointing justices of the united states supreme court who you will be very proud. you will be extremely proud when we name them. you have already seen some of the people and the kind of people that we want. justice scalia serves as an absolute perfect focal point. she the kind of person we want ton united states supreme court. i will nominate men and women who meet the high standard and judges who have the wisdom and integrity to follow the law and just not make it up any way they want to make it up.

above all, these next four years i will be uncompromising in the defense of the united states and our friends and our good allies. we are going to end the era of nation building and create a new foreign policy joined by our per ners in the -- partners in the middle east. we will extend the hand of friendship to any nation that will work with us in good faith on this vital mission, and we want this mission to be accomplished quickly a. at the same time we'll screen our immigration screening procedures to keep extremists out of our

country. we have enough problems. our country has enough problems. we don't need that one and that includes stopping the influx of syrian refugees. incredibly my opponent, hillary clinton, wants a 550% increase in refugees from that region. i on the other hand want to build a safe zone overseas and use the money saved to invest in america. we do not want to let anyone in our country who doesn't support our values and who is not capable of loving our people.

it's time to create a new american future for you, your children and all american children yet to come. in this future we will have an honest government that includes an honest state department, not pay for play. she probably didn't mention that to you yesterday. government access and favors will no longer be for sale and important e-mail records will no longer be deleted and digitally altered which is something they joust found out two days ago, bree bleached, bleached. why? 33,000 e-mails bleached through

a very expensive process. you ask yourself, what's going on. we will also have an efficient and responsible federal budget. no more waste. no more throwing a way taxpayer dollars. we will have a government of, by and for the people. it will be -- it will be an inclusive society, one that offers hope and opportunity to every part of this country, including our inner cities. we will ensure that every child in this land, including african american and hispanic children are put on the american ladder of success, meaning a great education and a great job, which they are not getting now.

we will follow the noble example of our military men and women working selflessly to achieve unity and accomplish amazing things. you're amazing people just in case you didn't know that, okay? amazing people. ladies and gentlemen of the american legion, i ask today for the honor of your vote. working in unison we can deliver the real american change our country so desperately needs. we will make -- we will make america strong again. we will make america proud again. we will make america safe again. we will make america great again.

thank you very much and god bless you. thank you. thank you. thank you very much. >> that was the morning donald trump slow and steady on the teleprompter speaking in cincinnati, ohio. he just left the stage. i want to bring in katie becker. walk me through your reaction here. >> it is an interesting opportunity that candidates have to go talk to a american legion that's full of veterans. it used to be a police where republicans were able to stand out. this is a place where donald trump has seeded some ground with hillary clinton. he is a little bit scary and a little bit negative, nothing like the kind of morning in

america that we use today hear from ronald reagan. it is the way that george w. bush did. donald trump comes across as full of criticism and fum of things he is going to change but without any real plans. i think it's something a group like this is looking for. some kind of specificity. how is this all going to work out? what are you going to do for them? i think it's something they were missing. >> i think he could put his foot in his mouth. here we are at 9:00 a.m. listening to him. he dominated prime time last night. he practically broke twitter. we talked about him being in mexico. what does hillary clinton need to do today? does she say okay. let's get all of your

foundations. now this is not going away and the polls are tightening. >> reporter: absolutely. i think hillary clinton and her campaign have really tripped up over the last couple of weeks. she is certainly somebody that is not well liked by the american people. they seem to be executing a plan to run the clock out. the only reason things are st-- they are starting to weigh her down. the clinton campaign will have to change this narrative about her if they want to sort of return to the kind of strength they had earlier in the polls. they have certainly seen a drag on their numbers. >> yeah. we saw, she got that big pop after a her needing to make a

switch, nowing i how they look, waiting out the clock is a dangerous giem pl dangerous game to play. >> reporter: yes. they are running out of time to get right side up in front of their favorables. i think hillary clinton haas lost about the last week. yesterday i do think was not a good day for donald trump and the narrative coming out of it was not good. i think it would do some good to take a step back and figure out where he stands on some of these important issues. >> all right. katie was inside the room. clearly this was in the a trump rally so the tone was different. how was he received? >> reporter: it was received pretty well. there were hoots, whistles when

donald trump talked about def t defeating isis. it is a much different tone we heard this morning versus last night. morning trump being more con till ya toir than the evening trump that we have been seeing. he did address the vets directly here. it is creating a system where they will get the beth health care they can. i is acknowledging a public operations. it is what he believes to get private health care so they don't have to wait in line for any health care. he also talked about getting the soldiers out there in the field, the best equipment that they have at their disposal. and he talked about investigating the v.a for anyone wrong doing. he wants to overhaul the va. it was directly taylors to this

room. he moved pretty quickly past that to address the meeting he had yesterday. it was almost as if he did not have that policy speech last night. he didn't mention deportation forces. he said he had a good meeting. they spoke about drug cartels. he talked about having stronger borders but nothing like the rhetoric we saw last night. >> all right. thank you. helping us unpack donald trump's remarks in cincinnati. how is hillary clinton going to respond to this? while his tone might be different he seems to be the man in focus on stage. this is msnbc, the place for politics. we'll be back with more. 60,000 s from my chase ink card i bought all the fruit...

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i want to bring back immigration reform advocate koe fou cofounder of dream iowa. he was talking about how she would feel if a wall was built. she pays taxes, raises a family here. when you look at people like people who aren't committing any crimes, should they be deported? >> i believe soch. i wanted to ask monica, this is what i have left of my son, he was my only dhiechild. i am a legal immigrant. this is all i have left of my family. her family has a choice. if you're here illegally you have to do it the right way,

whatever that means, however that is done. >> mo nnica. >> i will say my family had to escape extreme violence and that would have been myself, my sister and my mother. research has proven immigrants have a negative correlation with crime meaning that the more immigrants you the less crime you'll have. i personally, in my family, had to experience a lot of different kinds of violent crime within our family for 13 years and it was from someone that had legal status, that was an immigrant that had legal status. they are walking around free. so i will say, you know, i wish that your child was able to be here today just like my family is able to. but to say things like sending us back to our home dri, that

would be removing us from what we call home. >> well, we have a legal system that's called the immigration system, and we have immigration laws that have need to be followed >> monica? >> after some reform. unfortunately, the immigration system that is in place is not working. it is very back logged. my family had -- if we had done it so you would say the correct way, we would have been waiting over 10 to 20 years? and we -- we definitely would not have survived during that time. >> so beana, as monica says, in her experience, the immigration system is not working. over the last week, we got a lot of mixed messages from donald trump's camp. it sounded like he was softening his stance. you very much identify with the wall and mass deportation idea, if donald trump did soften, would you take your support away? >> no, i support donald trump 120, 200%.

i don't believe he is so muften his stance. he is a brilliant man and talking about illegal immigration and bringing it to the forefront. and i appreciate him for that. and there will be talks and different ways, and that will be discussed. but i like his stance. and i don't think he's softening at all. >> it doesn't concern you that his stance changes? just yesterday, he went down to see the president of mexico and said we didn't talk about who is going to pay for it and nieto said yep, we ain't paying. it doesn't concern you this wall he is pledging to build, we don't know who is going to pay for it and he says it's going to be mexico and we don't have the jurisdiction to make that happen? >> i think it will be built. and i think mexico will pay for that. >> but you do support mr. trump, win, lose or draw. >> i support mr. trump for our next president, because he will keep all of our families safe.

>> and i certainly hope -- we're so sorry for your loss. we want your family safe forever more. before we go, quickly, monica, mr. trump is doing better in the polls. do you need a backup plan? >> no. unfortunately, we have -- we're waiting. our family is waiting to see what will happen. we are praying that our family will not be separated. my little sister asks me all of the time, she is actually so scared of donald trump. and the things that he talks about. like calling her an anchor baby. and talking about deporting all 11 to 12 million undocumented immigrants, knowing that my mom, my sister and i are -- some of them. so we are just waiting to see what will happen, and we pray that it will -- that he won't -- or whoever becomes president, keeps our family together. >> ladies, thank you so much for speaking your mind, for speaking

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>> joining me now, suzanne, senior writer news. your new article this morning titled "gop hispanics donald trump after arizona immigration speech." is it back firing on him? this speech? >> i'm hearing now. i'm hearing. >> is donald trump's speech backfiring on him, in terms of those latinos who are supporting him? there were some who on twitter or interviews have said, "donald trump turned his back on me. i can't trust what he says. it's dangerous that he listens to us, says one thing one day, and something else another." >> you know, as soon as we -- the speech ended, we were getting calls from people and right after the speech who said, "that's t i'm done." they were looking for trump to say something about legal immigrants that they could go back into the community with, and promote trump, promote the gop brand with, and they didn't hear that in that speech. of whatever anybody took away,

many gop hispanics who wanted to support trump were saying, "i didn't hear what i needed to hear." >> so the latino outreach that has taken place over the last week, the new narrative by his campaign manager, kellyanne conway, is that sidelined, given what he had to say last night? >> i don't know if it's being sidelined by him. i'm sure they're going to keep trying and they still have people that will vote for him, that have their reasons. but these are the people that were sort of on the bubble. they had, you know, supported jeb bush, or marco rubio or ted cruz. and they wanted to believe in trump. and they're now saying they felt like they have been i think some of the words i heard were disappointed, they were used as a prop, it was a ploy. you know, they feel bamboozled, they feel betrayed. and we just keep hearing more and more. i just heard from someone who tells me they think this is going to affect down ballot. the thing that will save his party down ballot or candidates down ballot will be a total hillary clinton collapse. and this is a gop hispanic saying this. >> all right.

suzanne gembo, clearly a mixed response to trump's speech last night. i'm stephanie rhule, i'll see you again tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. right now, more news with craig melvin. >> stephanie rhule, happy september to you. it is september 1st, less than ten weeks now until the election. first up this morning, the backlash begins. some prominent latinos who supported donald trump are running for the exits after wednesday night's red meat rally in arizona. one even saying he feels, quote, misled by the republican nominee. we've got some fresh new reporting from the trail this morning. also, trump in cincinnati, ohio, right now, where he's just wrapped up that speech to the american legion national convention. wednesday, though, was the tale of two trumps. on one side, there was a seemingly more diplomatic and subdued trump appearing alongside the president of

mexico. he looked presidential. then, later, the fiery donald trump that his supporters know and love. >> build a great wall along the southern border. and mexico will pay for the wall. they don't know it yet, but they're going to pay for the wall. >> and after not mentioning it himself for nearly a year, the deportation force appears to be back. >> i am going to create a new special deportation task force focused on identifying and quickly removing the most dangerous criminal illegal immigrants in america who have evaded justice. >> the best political team in the business has been working the phones, talking to sources all morning. we start with katy tur, traveling with trump in ohio. katie, there was a choice last night. use the speech to try and shore up the base, or use that speech to try and bro t