force winds between 30 and 40 miles per hour sustained with gusts up to 50 to 55 miles per hour. red cross has 12 shelter teams and some emergency response vehicles ready to deploy if needed. >> our goal continues to be overprepared and underwhelmed. our goal is to make sure we don't have loss of life or serious injuries. >> all of this as we get a clear picture of what hermine left behind when it hit the gulf coast. trees down, power lines laid flat, homes heel high in water. our teams are stationed across the storm zone. we're going to check in with them in a few minutes. first, we have breaking political news to cover this hour with the fbi making notes taken during hillary clinton's july 2nd interview from the agency public. these documents are a summary of the investigation. for more on this development, we want to check in with kristen

welker. she has been reading these documents. what have you learned so far about what's been revealed about this interview? >> take a look at the documents. about 50 pages. we are pouring through them as we speak. i'm going to give you some of the top headlines and also getting a statement from the state department. some of the headlines so far, the let me start here. clinton told the fbi she requested a secure blackberry device when she arrived at the state department similar to the one used by the president. now this is an important one. at least one state department employee expressed concerns of her use of a private e-mail server violated the federal records act. that's according to these documents. now that's significant because, of course, you'll recall james comey said she was careless in her use of this private e-mail. so there you have one employee who actually expressed concerns about this. now the fbi notes that clinton was not aware of the employee expressing concerns about her

e-mail serve isser and she did not end the use to evade the records act, which requires government records to be properly archived. another important point. we have talked a lot about whether or not her e-mail was hacked. according to these notes, forensic analysis did not find evidence the e-mail account was compromised. but there's a caveat here. this investigation was not conclusive and it did determine that the fbi did find that individuals with whom clinton was in regular contact were breached by hostile foreign actors. now we're just getting a statement from the state department, which i'll read you now. according to a spokesman, quote, the state department does not have full insight into the fub's investigation so it would be inappropriate to comment on their findings or recommendations. they are best suited to speak to their assessment. it's important to remember that

the fbi memo are not transcripts. 302s refer to the notes. they are summaries. further more it's not appropriate to consider pieces of evidence outside of the broader context. so the state department is not going to parse every individual piece of evidence that may be characterized through the media. as noted in his press conference, the fbi's view was that no charges are appropriate in this case. so we're getting a much better understanding of why he came to that conclusion. >> thank you very much. we'll let you get back to work. this is a friday document dump. we'll find out. we check in on the oh side of the campaign trail. he's hosting religious leaders from the african-american community. this is in advance of tomorrow. and the high profile visit he's making to a detroit area church in hopes of bolstering his outreach. trump got his second briefing from the fbi and katy tur joins

me live from outside trump tower in manhattan and also here onset is hallie jackson. so first, katy, let's begin with you. trump has been going after clinton about the fbi investigation for weeks. have they had a chance to react to the latest documents revealed from this interview could show? >> reporter: he's been going after them for months on this issue trying to say it's part of the reason why hillary clinton is not trustworthy, that she's trying to hide something from the american public. they have not responded to this new set of allegation -- e-mails, excuse me. they have been noticeably quiet. they are quick to respond to this sort of thing. but this is something they believe feeds into their message that hillary clinton is not out for the american public. she was out for herself. she made a huge error in judgment. she compromised american security because of it. they want to say that hillary clinton broke a lot of laws doing this. she should have been indicted. but james comey did not

recommend any charges be brought against hillary clinton so this is something that they will likely hit on the campaign trail going forward, but so far, no response from the campaign as of now. >> so let's talk about this immigration position. it's been a wild week. so you're ready for a fastball on donald trump and immigration. it seems as if there have been a lot of wild hay makers going this way. people are trying to pin him down on where he stands on this position. since his speech in phoenix, and that was a fire brand speech he delivered out of mexico, yet through surrogates we know some have jumped ship. so what is he trying to do now other than go to detroit to expand the base of meeinority voting base. >> it's not enough. how does he broaden his appeal. not just the trip to detroit you're talking about but to try to appeal to members of the hispanic community.

this has been a goal of the republican national party for years. since 2012 they came out with the autopsy saying it's important to bring in more people into the tept. donald trump in recent weeks talked more about that than he ever did. it's still not enough. which is why and he's softening on immigration. >> that's not my word. they are putting in hundreds of new field staff. >> for questioning voters out there, they are going to e see this as bipolar. this is like civil of a presidential candidate. showing up and being like, yeah, i'm going to do this shs no, i'm going to say that. and no it one can believe what he says. >> i think you can say that there maybe have been some questions about consistency on what he would do. >> you're keeping it so composed and i'm losing my mind.

>> we know what he wants to do with a couple things. there are some parts of his plan that are 100%. secure the border, build the wall, get rid of criminal undocumented immigrants. for those who haven't committed crimes, what do you do. on wednesday he said anybody living here illegally has to go. prioritizing violent criminals, but still, task force. yesterday and last night on fox, he said, you know, we'll have to wait and see. let's secure the border first. and then we'll figure out what to do. that's more of a mainstream republican position. i would imagine as being met with more acceptance from the folks who have been upset that he was promoting this idea of mass deportations, but it's friday afternoon. lack of clarity on what he'd do. >> we're on the eve of the labor day weekend reset potentially. thank you, hallie jackson. joining me now is steven

cortez, a trump campaign surrogate and a member of the hispanic advisory council. it's good to have you with me. the optics and rhetoric have been all over the map. even after that barn burner of a speech we witnessed this phoenix wednesday night. but you want to play for you right now what a trump surrogate last night on msnbc had to say in reference to immigration. >> we need to understand that this is a different time. we're having problems here. >> what problems are you talking about? >> my culture is a very dominant culture. it's causing problems. if you don't do something about it, you're going to have taco trucks at every corner. >> you don't want to capitulate about talking in codes. so break that down for me. is that the language you witness there some type of dog whistle language? is that what you're saying through twitter? >> i don't know what he was

talking about. but with all due respect, that was a crazy comment. i don't associate with that at all. by the way, i love tacos. a taco truck on every corner would be magnificent. that might be heaven to me. that's a silly remark and i would not attach myself to it. >> is that a dog whistle statement? >> i can't get inside his head. i doemt want to talk to his sbept. at least on the face, it could appear that way. that's not what the message i want to promote or the message donald trump wants to promote. e we want to reach out to hispanics in a very intentional way. ro ronald reagan said hispanics are republicans, they just don't know that. we need to turn them into voting hispanics and we will. >> ronald reagan also went to

germany and said gorbachev, tear down that wall. i don't think this is your reagan republicans. >> i don't think anybody has been able to clarify whether or not intends to deport all undocumented immigrants regardless of crime, family, makeup, job status. can you clarify that? >> the berlin wall is to keep people in. so very big difference. >> donald trump is keeping people out by this wall. he wants to keep out the drug dealers and the alleged rapist and alleged criminals he said that mexico is sending here. this is not to keep americans in and to keep spring breakers. >> that's my point. >> this is to keep people he thinks are criminals that mexico is shipping our way out. >> certainly, there are some criminals. but mexico is our friend, our ally and our neighbor. often good neighbors need a good fence. we're going to do that. we need to get control of our southern board ir. it's been decades that the

southern border has been pourous. it's a threat to our national security. i think the bigger point here is immigration. dt donald trump is accused of being flip-flopping. on core principles, he's been kipt. securing the southern border and no path to citizenship for those who came here i'll legally. he's been kipt all along. we cannot reward criminal behavior with citizenship that can't cut the line and hop in front of the millions of immigrants who did it the right way and the legal way. those are core principles. in terms of implementation, is there wiggle room, yes. people who are dangerous need to go immediately. sanctuary cities need to disappear. he has been open to saying once we get control of our immigration system, for those people who are here illegally, but have been here for many years and live exemplary lives, i told him in my advisory role i

think those who have been here for a long time should be allowed to stay without citizenship. he listened very carefully to my advice and others on the council. >> i hope you have a great holiday weekend. i appreciate your time. >> today's microsoft pulse question is latinos for trump founder says that there will be taco trucks on every corner. you heard that statement. and if nothing is done about immigration s that offensive? he department like that language and 93% feel the same way. but the pulse is live. coming up next, back to the storm zone. this is where 23 million people are in the path of tropical storm hermine. states of emergency in effect after one life was lost overnight in florida. so where the storm is now, where it is heading and the prediction about the punch it could pack on the other side of this break. (vo) maybe it was here,

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millions for the next several days. s that slow mover. hermine continues to push towards the north. now the northeast is the next threat zone. the threat has increased dramatically since this morning in places like new york city. so let's talk about where hermine is going and the current watches and warnings. warnings still in effect for portions of the southeast and mid-atlantic. now new york city, long island, under a tropical storm watch. we could see conditions deteriorating over the next 48 hours. the forecast continues northeast through the next day or so. by tomorrow morning, still maintaining that strength. look what happens over the weekend, though. basically comes to almost a standstill from sunday through wednesday. this is just offshore in the mid-atlantic. not going to get direct impacts probably from the rain and wind in new york city, but you're getting the water piling up day after day. flooding could be major.

this is over the next 24 hours. 8 inches possible in some spots. you can see that cut off not as muches personally northwest of town. this is what i'm most worried about. not too bad in the southeast. starting tomorrow night through monday, through tuesday, maybe until wednesday. this is going to be a long duration storm with major impacts in the northeast. >> thank you, keep us posted. we appreciate it. you're going to have a busy weekend. coming up next, we take you back to politics and the breaking news this hour with the fbi releasing documents tied to its investigation of hillary clinton's personal e-mail server during her time as secretary of state. a lot of these pieces of information from this interview have been redacted. however, the trump campaign is

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lee, a representative from texas in the 18th district. congresswoman, good to have you with me. this has been a slow drip of information for concerns of the investigation details from the investigation of the private server and hillary clinton's use of e e-mail and potential of sending classified information. when we think about this and the interview itself talking about the fact that hillary clinton reveals in certain parts that she wasn't given any type of training about how to handle classified information. does that bother you? >> hillary clinton has over and over again asked for all of these e-mails and certainly it's a pa ragtive of the department

of justice to e release any reports and they are now rele e released and this is supported by hillary clinton. the first responsibility is to secure the american people and the items that deal with their security is secure. hillary clinton has indicated a willingness of trns parent si and holding herself accountable. i would only make the argument about whether or not this is troublesome is that this process has been unfolding over a period of time after her tenure. there's no question as to whether or not there was any breach that impacted the security of the american people while she served as secretary of state. whether her actions as a top diplomat for america representing the president of the united states in any way

undermine the status of the united states internationally. the very difficult agreements that she negotiated. the conversations that she had with heads of state quite contrary to the debacle that trump engaged in just two days ago where he embarrassed a nation, including himself, by having so-called confidential conversations or diplomatic conversations with the president of one of our strongest allies and then left that meeting one with a lack of transparency on the discussion of the wall and then went and gave the most abusive and circus-like speech one could have ever given, which did not reflect only on the meeting in mexico, but it reflected in the minds and hearts of leaders around the world as to what kind of engager or diplomat he will be.

i don't think that has happened with hillary clinton. >> we know that donald trump's team was out quickly with reaction to the statement and the notes that have come out from the fbi during that interview. while you're talking about that optic of mexico and then to phoenix with that speech, do you have a prediction for what donald trump faces when he goes to detroit over the weekend in that effort to reach out to minority black americans and explain who e he is and how had he would be better for them. >> first of all, candidates who are running for president certainly have every right to have a hap had campaign and thaz happening as he goes to detroit. the question that i ask is what has trump's civil right legacy, what has his involvement with the naacp, the southern christian leadership conference,

black lives matter, many others in the asian pacific kau cushion and others around the nation. where did mr. trump in his history move to improve the lives in his private life, move to improve the lives of ameri n african-americans. was it when he used the letter "c" for those applying for his apartment buildings or ridiculed a black accountant at his casinos or his pointing out to my african-american so they have always been open to the idea of recognizing them as contributing strong builders of this nation, but they have seen that in hillary clinton for decades. she does not have to explain her civil rights moment because she

has been there, but more importantly, if millions of children have health care, many of them african-american through the children's health insurance program, that story has already been told. she will be at the national baptist convention as invited this coming thursday. she will not be going there as a stranger. there will be many friends that will be welcoming her saying good to see you again. that's not what donald trump is. she's not a scripted candidate that has to script her civil rights. he's scripted. he will go there with no record. he will go there with no answers and go there with an embarrassing legacy and the most embarrassing, if i might say, is his horrible comment after ms. aldrich was killed in chicago to write over the bear loss of this beautiful woman that african-americans will now vote for donald trump, i'm sorry, i don't think there's any substance in his traveling there. he's a free operative.

he can move from one place to the other without an agenda. no one can stop him from going and being on that program. certainly, the individual bishop that will be there, i know, has good intentions, but i will tell you there will be many in the faith community of all backgrounds that will be look ing at that in disdain. >> congresswoman, thank you for your time. we'll be covering that this weekend. appreciate your time. on that note, we talk about donald trump working to win over minority voters specifically within the black community and this trip to detroit. his pitch to a black church. now reports this appearance is scripted. sparking doubts and anger before the gop nominee arrives. we'll take you to detroit, next. ♪ mapping the oceans. where we explore. protecting biodiversity. everywhere we work. defeating malaria. improving energy efficiency. developing more clean burning natural gas. my job? my job at exxonmobil? turning algae into biofuels.

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african-american church. he's expected to conduct a private interview with wayne jackson. he will also address the congregation at great faith ministries for five to ten minutes. this is getting criticism before it even happened. after it revealed that the q&a is going to be scripted. excerpts of trump's answers obtained and published by the "new york times." i understand that you spoke to different members of the community there. black voters in detroit. what are they saying about trump's visit and how are they reacting to the idea this is a screen play ready to go. >> that's right, thomas. part of the problem for folks here and especially black voters is they watched donald trump go from city to city. and talking about black people and never talking with them. they hope this time he will stop, take some time and engage with black voters. let's take a closer listen to what some of them had to say. >> our sense of instability or

insecurity. the fears of others and in hopes that this will get them elected. >> do you think he's appealing to the securities or appealing to a base that might no be re reenforcing a base. >> i think he's trying to play on our insecurities. that's my problem. you're telling us we're hopeless without you. we've been hearing we need a white savior. we're capable of doing that ourselves. >> why not have a rally where black folks can raise our hands and say what we want to say. >> anything about donald trump's message that resinates with you? >> some don't that v that connection with donald trump and what he stands for.

and what he believes in and how he's going to affect change on our behalves. >> thomas, the sentiment from so many voters recalls a quote from the invisible man. i'm invisible because people refuse to see me. that's how they feel they have been rendered by donald trump. so far he's refuse ed d to see . hopefully tomorrow that will change. >> on the ground in detroit in advance of that visit. for more on donald trump's detroit trip, we turn to our panel. joining me is the ben jealous. and leah wright, who is an assistant professor of public policy at harvard university. good to have you both with me. hours ago we had bishop jackson interviewing donald trump tomorrow confirming there was a q&a that's been scripted. i want to play that for everybody. >> i'm the one that sat down

with t"the new york times" reporter and one of the questions she asked was we submit questions to the trump campaign and, yes, i didn't see anything wrong with it. i never lied about trying to question that they know about. i changed them after that came out. with the trump campaign. >> from your experience in dealing with this scenario, he's not a journalist. is this that bad of a thing. >> that's common. people want to know what you're going to ask their candidate. people also know that you may go off script. i think the concern is for the trump campaign is they have no idea what their candidate is going to say. so they are trying to control him. i think the story here isn't

that there's a script for the questions. the story here is there's a script for the answers. quite frankly, it makes you wonder why they get leaked. if some of his black advisers don't want people to know, at least we tried. if he says something crazy, don't blame us. >> among the questions that trump will be asked, one was going to be what is the vision for black americans. whether the trump campaign is racist. whether he's a christian and believes in the bible. again, this is all stuff that's been hammered out right now. but do you think there are certain questions that have been made public that can be still relevant even though donald trump's answers have been revealed. >> so all of those questions should stay on the list. they are important questions. black voters want to know the answers to these questions. i think the problem, though, is the substance of the answers to the questions. and what we have seen from the drafts indicates that there's not very much substance there. we still don't have an idea of

what donald trump's plans are for the so-called inner cities. we still don't know how thooes going to address wealth inequality. we still don't know what he's like in terms of black life and ending discrimination and inequality. all signs point to this. a very carefully scripted performance. very little intentionality u. >> does that mean does trump need to admit that e he believes racism in america still exists. that seems like a foundational point to jump to even have this conversation. >> trump is now fighting over the black vote. just the last few bits of the black vote. and for him, what he needs to do is convince people he's not racist. there is a small group of black

voters who will not vote for a woman, period. i have dealt with them. i have met with them. that's his last hope, quite frankly. he's not giving them a whole lot to vote for, but they won't vote for a racist. he knows that he cannot win with zero per sent of the black vote. >> is he considered the original birther and people can't overlook that? >> he's certainly the pt barner of birtherism. so he said a lot of things that are just racist. when you have speaker ryan co coming out and saying your comments about a judge are the very definition of a racist comment, you have a problem. so folks are to be sitting in that room and listening across the country. a small percentage of the black vote saying is he giving us anything that will allow us to believe he's not a racist, because again, we are talking 2%

of the black vote who frankly have a hard time voting for a female. and he could even lose them if he's seen as racist. >> they are doing a lot of headlines about what this trip is. they call it mission impossible for donald trump right now. do you think that even just using this example and he has admitted that the rnc need to do a better job with outreach that this is a step in the rugt direction. even though he's had so many stumbles to get this far when it comes to his conversation and rhetoric and whether it's about the black community or latino community. >> sure, absolutely. any candidate and all candidates should be doing outreach. but this is also the same story we have been telling for the last several decades about how the republican party needs to do better outreach. it's not just about the opices or showing up. it's actually about going into these communities and talking to these communities and listening to these communities and get tig

to know people in these communities and what they are interested in and what their concerns are. to take a line from the gop autopsy report from a few years ago, you can't continue to call people ugly and then all of a sudden ask them to the prom. it doesn't work that way. what we need to see, what black voters need to see from donald trump in addition to not believing he's racist or encourages racism, but also to see he has an agenda or an outline for black voters in america in 2016. >> we know that the autopsy that was revealed in 2013 by the rnc said that they had some tough work to do for outreach but it seems like this campaign has been the an. coming up next, we look at the down ballot effect of trump and his candidacy. refusing to stand with him. that's also a risky move for republicans working to be

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we have donald trump's roller coaster august leaving him trailing in several national polls. but there are some worries that gop insiders could affect -- be affected by the down-ballot race. we have republican lawmakers in the house and senate tasing tough reelection fights and having to decide run with or against trump. john mccain is trying to split the difference on this. >> my opponent is a good person. but if hillary clinton is elected president, arizona will need a senator who will act as a check, not a rubber stamp for the white house. >> he doesn't say when donald trump is elected i'll work with him. guys, it's good to have you with

me. let's dive in with the risk. let's jews john mccain use john example. he has not been a full throated trump supporters. he will support the gop nominee. >> but he still hand rescinded that support. it will be interesting to watch. clinton has a new ad in arizona and i want to see if they try to tie him to trump and i think it actually will be smart for them. >> has been doing that from the beginning. think about humiliation of it when donald trump hue mamiliate mccain. members of his family have said they are going to vote hillary clinton. this ad emphasizing hillary clinton now that the primary has been successfully beaten down. i think it illustrates the difference between the senate, which you have to win a state-wide election and a house seat. those seats, especially in arizona, trump is more popular than your local congressman.

>> trump last night muddied the water when is it comes to the discussion about immigration and how that's going to impact folks down-ballot. take a listen. >> he disagrees on who is going to pay for the wall, but that's a negotiation. we're going to get rid of all of the bad players that are here. the gang members, gang leaders, drug dealers, all of the cartel people. after that takes place, we're going to sit back, we're going to assess the situation, we're going to see where we are because we'll have people in the country that have come in illegally. >> so we're looking for the labor day reset. first it was after labor day everyone will be tying themselves to trump. and trump doesn't have an um grags plan. he's flip-flopping all around. isn't that going to be an easy tie together. >> i disagree he doesn't have one. he came out with a white paper a year ago and his speech is basically the same plan.

he's getting mexico to pay for the wall by taxing remittances to mexico here and charging more for mexican goods coming in. so you don't have to get the mexican president to agree to it. so he does have bones on that plan. there's vagueness of how much fear should an illegal immigrant live in. but at this it point and after 14 months of this being the most strong basis of his campaign, i don't think there's going to be a lot of voters saying, he's softening on immigration so my opinion of him is going to change. >> that's the word he uses. he kick it is back and forth. when it comes to the wall, just from geography, it's undoable. it's not realistic to do the wall. >> it's a special new river wall. >> it's not realistic. >> more to the point, it doesn't solve the issues that immigration that need to be solved. people that were already here. not the people streaming in from mexico.

we know that illegal immigration has declined. so really the issue isn't keeping people from coming here. the issue is what you're going to do with the people here. he said that consistently he's going to get them out. whether or not he does that, humanely, i don't know what that means, is not really an object that people will be concerned about. it's about the fact he's going to deport 11 million people. >> he also says he's going to reduce the number of legal vi visas. so the thing that makes illegal immigration if you look at in one sense is the prohibition. the restriction of the number of people. he's going after unskilled workers from south of the border. those are precisely the people who are the most incentivized to come. when you increase the number of guest workers, those who can come here the number of illegal apprehensions goes down. there's a well-stated relationship that he's saying to heck with all that. i'm just going to crack down on that. that's a strong and important difference than a lot of

candidates. >> we talked about this last night on msnbc. but it was about the fact that most of the folks coming in and overstaying visas and getting illegal work are from europe. the numbers are disproportionately europeans doing that. >> you're the mother jones story that his supporters are not concerned about white illegal immigrants. they are concerned about people of color. >> e gentlemen, thank you. hope you have a great holiday weekend. we appreciate your time. want to give everybody the update on the breaking news this hour about the clinton campaign. now issuing a statement about the fbi's release of documents related to the investigation into the use of her private server while secretary of state. so the fbi released notes about the interviews they conducted with hillary clinton. the clinton statement reads in part, while her use of a single e-mail account was clearly a mistake and taken responsibility for it, these materials make clear why the justice department believed there was no basis to

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