daughter ivanka announced her father's run.king her place as the campaign's poster child. along with announcing her father's presidential run from trump tower here in new york city, ivanka also traveled to new hampshire to open up his campaign headquarters there. she is one of donald trump's five children and a mother to two of her own children. jim. >> alexandra field in new york. and "outfront" next. a horrific story of kidnapping, rape and it made al sharpton a household name. that's next. ensure. take life in. watch as these magnificent creatures take flight, soaring away from home towards the promise of a better existence. but these birds are suffering. because this better place turned out to have a less reliable cell phone network, and the videos on their little bird phones kept buffering. birds hate that. so they came back home. come home to verizon and now get 12 gigs for $80 a month plus $20 per line. verizon. come home to a better network. imagine - she won't have to or obsess about security. she'll log in with her sm

ivanka quoting chelsea with the #wise words.ing there's nothing skin deep about ivanka saying she is aware of everyone around her. it is an awareness that reminds me of my dad and his ability to increase the joy of the room. but the biggest connection could be their parents' crypt knight. both are fiercely loyal to their parents and their presidential bid. >> i can tell that you there is no better person than my father to have in your corner when you're facing tough opponents or tough decisions. he is battle tested. >> a battle that could become a rivalry for this trump and clinton too. >> and both ivanka and chelsea are seen as having a real potential to help boost the image to humanize of their parents. so likely this will only increase in the months to come. >> thanks very much in washington. sharon watchman is founder and editor-in-chief, the thing about the attacks between their parents. they're very personal. how does this friendship survive what we know will be a bruising political campaign? >> well, there is no real frie

ivanka, you know very well. >> ivanka could be president. >> she has a lot of respect for you. now i am starting to worry about her. she will be fantastic. >> you think -- you put your kids out there? >> they want to be out there. they believe in what i am saying. from the women's health issues standpoint, melania is unbelievable. she would want to be involved. she feels strongly. when she saw bush the other day knocking it, it really bothered her that that could happen. >> one other thing about her -- when you married her everybody said the marriage is great. you are a testament to one of the marriages seems to be working these days. when you got married, she became a citizen. she was here working legally? did she get mad at you? say hey, i came over on a visa, now you want to get rid of me? >> she agrees with me because she went through a long process to become a citizen. very tough. she went through a long process to become a citizen of this country. and she thinks it is a wonderful process to go through. one of the things i want to do, i want to take in really talented peop

ivanka, you know very well. >> ivanka could be president. >> she has a lot of respect for you. now i am starting to worry about her. she will be fantastic. >> you think -- you put your kids out there? >> they want to be out there. they believe in what i am saying. from the women's health issues standpoint, melania is unbelievable. she would want to be involved. she feels strongly. when she saw bush the other day knocking it, it really bothered her that that could happen. >> one other thing about her -- when you married her everybody said the marriage is great. you are a testament to one of the marriages seems to be working these days. when you got married, she became a citizen. she was here working legally? did she get mad at you? say hey, i came over on a visa, now you want to get rid of me? >> she went through a long process to become a citizen. very tough. she went through a long process to become a citizen of this country. and she thinks it is a wonderful process to go through. one of the things i want to do, i want to take in really talented people too. in silicon valley,

ivanka, you know very well.r you. >> ivanka could be president. >> she could be president and she would be great. she has a lot of respect for you. and your brother. now i am starting to worry about her. she will be fantastic. >> you think -- you put your kids out there? >> they want to be out there. they believe in what i am saying. from the women's health issues standpoint, melania is unbelievable. >> she would want to own something like that. >> i think she would want to be involved in it. she feels strongly. when she saw bush the other day knocking it, it really bothered her that that could happen. >> one other thing about her -- when you married her everybody said the marriage is great. you are a testament to one of the marriages seems to be working these days. when you got married, she became a citizen. she was here working legally? did she get mad at you? about how you talk about immigrants. say hey, i came over on a visa, now you want to get rid of me? >> she agrees with me because she went through a lon

ivanka likes her, anybody my daughter likes, we love ivanka.o what happens is that they're doing a feature, and they said how do you become ambassador to japan? and with japan, the ambassadors a very important position, you negotiate, you need someone sharp, you need a killer, right? a smart killer, not a dumb killer. there are plenty of dumb killers. you need somebody smart. how do you get the ambassadorship? she said, well, this is close, you can check it out. i don't know, i wanted a job and had nothing to do, so i went to the white house and i said could i have a job? do you have anything for me to do? they said how would you like to be ambassador to japan? and she said really? this is -- this is -- she said i'll do it. she couldn't believe she got it. and show the rest of show is her being wined and dined by abi and all of the killers, wined and dined, dinner and lunches and breakfast, she'll do anything they want, anything. so i have the smartest toughest, meanest, in many cases most horrible human beings on earth. i know them all, they'r

>> the female vote because ivanka, my daughter, my wife. they feel so strongly about the women's health issues, and they said to me, you know, there's nobody that feels more strongly than me. it's true. women's health issues. as you saw jeb bush was really almost against it. it was terrible. where he didn't want to fund women's health issues. and i will tell you, we will work together and we're going to take care of women. i cherish women. and my daughter and my wife said you have to talk about that. because they know how i feel. ivanka will be part of the campaign, so will melania after september. it's hard to believe what we've accomplished and, no, no, we're not even into september. and to think where we've come. but ivanka and melania, my family is starting to get involved after september 1st. okay? thank you. yes, go ahead. >> our governor here in massachusetts, charlie baker, has described some of your comments about women as reprehensible. >> no, he must have been talking about jeb bush. because frankly jeb bush said he didn't want t

ivanka will be part of the campaign so will millan i can't, very much so, after september. it will start kicking in really big league -- it's hard to believe what we have accomplished and we are not in the thick of it. >> charlie baker has described some of your comments about women as represent prehence -- reprehensible. do you have a response to that? >> he must have been talking about jeb bush. came back a few hours later and said he misspoke. i you think he is talking about jeb bush, he is not talking about me. yes? >> why is jeb bush a frequent target of yours? >> well, i would say jeb bush is a frequent target because when this whole thing started i thought he was going to be the primary competition but he has drifted very much to the middle of the pack and he is rapidly disappearing. we have to start looking at somebody else. >> your reaction to eric cantor's endorsement? >> you can imagine you ask eric cantor to endorse you? eric cantor had the biggest lost in the history of of the united states congress. it's never happened where a man in that position loses. and h

>> reporter: ivanka and chelsea's relationship is about to be tested.t to the clintons and their foundation, they are now rivals, knotts 408ding anything back. >> i think the guy went way overboard. pick your adjective. >> she's the worst secretary of state in the history of the country. >> reporter: chelsea and ivanka have a private relationship. both women in their 30s, new moms, living in manhattan, finding bonds in their similarities, their unconventional upbringing in the spotlight. >> do you talk to kids about why math and redding are so -- >> their career paths -- >> you both are amazing. >> reporter: to big roles in the family businesses and their family ties, both marrying men of you jewish faith, ivanka converting. they both seem to be president of the others' fan clubs, ivanka quoting chelsea in a tweet with the hashtag wise words. >> chelsea is saying -- it's an awareness that in some ways reminds me of my dad in his ability to increase the joy of the room. but their biggest connection could also become their friendship's kryptonite. bo are

we love ivanka. how you become the ambassador to japan. we need somebody sharp. we need a smart killer. not a dumb killer. there are plenty of dumb killers, too. they said, how did you get the ambassadorship, and she said, well -- this is pretty close. you can check it out. she said, well, i don't know. i wanted a job. so i went to the white house and i said, could i have a job? do you have anything for me to do question mark and they said, how would you like to be ambassador to japan? and she said really? she said, i'll do it. she could not believe she got it. and then she showed the rest of the show was her being wined and dined by abe and all of these killers. being fed at a dinner and lunches and breakfasts. so, i have the meanest, in many cases most horrible human beings on earth. they are killers. some are nice people. very few. some are nice people. but i will put the meanest, smartest -- we have the best in the world. we do not use them. we use political hacks, diplomats, people who do not have any business ability. we use people who have never done a job

>> i think the female voters because -- ivanka, my daughter, my wife, they feel so strongly about the's health issues and they said to me, you know, there's nobody that feels more strongly than me, it's true. women's health issues. as you saw jeb bush was really almost against it, it was terrible where, he didn't want to fund women's health issues, and i will tell you, we will work together and we're going to take care of women. i cherish women. and my daughter and my wife said you have to talk about that because they know how i feel. ivanka will be part of the campaign so will milania after september, it will be kicking in really big league. hard to think of what we accomplished. i didn't even think of that. tom: all right, we got a little problem with the signal out of boston. but donald trump, it was not a fund-raiser in the sense that i would have $30,000 dinners or anything like that. it was $100 ticket to cover the food and the band and everything else that was at this location. a car dealer is putting on in the boston area. when we reestablish the signal, we will find out what

>> and the hotwives of las vegas are angela kinsey who plays first lady, andrea savage who plays ivankawas such a hit. the chemistry among the group is off the chain. you're all funny in your own right. >> and we enjoy each other and cracking each other up and being horrible people. >> and you do it so well. >> horrible people with a lot of lashes and a boob and spray tan within an inch of our lives. >> so much hair. >> there's so much drama. how bad does it get? >> well, everyone gets slapped. pretty sure, right? >> really slapped? >> really slapped, well, we slapped each other quite a bit. >> but you have careful. >> you're kind of gentle. >> that was harder. >> stop it! >> angela! >> there is a little bit of that. so that's how it goes. and then if you had champagne we could show you some other tricks. >> everyone gets drenched on the show. that's the other thing. >> we got so drenched. i threw champagne on andrea and i missed her face and i kind of got her here and i had to keep doing takes and we were drenched. >> and that was not on purpose. >> and i love that it's senate vegas th

ivanka. not holding anything back. >> i think the guy went way overboard, offensive, outrageous, pick your adjective. >> these worst secretary of state in the history of our country. >> but ivanka and clels have a private relationship. one that has grown more intimate over the years. the two women both in their 30s, a good number of independents who run as republicans. and if you look at the number donald trump is using in places like michigan where he is messaging jobs in the contech of how china and mexico are hurting american workers by manipulating currency, cheating on trade rules, ending illegal immigration, this is aimed at the working class voter that i think has been abandoned by the democratic party and causing the people in the republican party to take a second look and explains the pop that donald trump has do you agree? that this is appealing to what used to be reagan democrats? >> no. no. no. >> he's appealing to angry white men. which we call them now republicans. >> high favor

. >> but when ivanka plans a charity party to impress the ladies, she has interesting decorating. >> okay, good, perfect, that goes in the other room, thank you. wait, you know what? i think i'll just have you hold it the>>hole time. ihehink that looks good. i'm going to need ou to keep it ere oecause but keep still, your arms are shaking. keep it still. really. i need you to keep it still! >> and the hotwives of las vegas are angela kinsey who plays first lady, andrea savage who plays ivanka and kimberly hill who plays pepe. >> the orlando show was such a hit. the chemistry among the group is f the chain. you're all funny in your own right. >> and we enjoy each other and cracking each other up and being horrible people. >> and you do it so well. >> horrible people with a lot of lashes and a boob and spray tan within an inch of our lives. >> so much hair. >> there's so much drama. how bad does it get? >> well, everyone gets slapped. pretty sure, right? >> really slapped? >> really slapped, well, we slapped each other quite a bit. >> but you have careful. you're kind of gentle. >> tha

ivanka trump and chelsea clinton find themselves on competing sides. them anytime you feel like saving money. it don't matter, day or night. use your computer, your smartphone, your tablet, whatever. the point is, you have options. oh, how convenient. hey. crab cakes, what are you looking at? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> welcome back. donald trump and hillary clinton are waging a war of words against each other in their bid to win the white house. despite the rivalry, their daughters, chelsea clinton and ivanka trump remain friends for now. we take a look at their friendship. >> it's pathetic that hillary clinton just blamed me for the horrendous attack in south carolina. >> reporter: as their parents sling insults at each other. >> i have just one word for mr. trump, enough! >> reporter: ivanka trump and chelsea clinton's friendship is about to be put to the test. a test their parents have failed. hillary clinton attended donald trump's wedding. now they are rivals, not holding anything back. >> i

john: does he take political advice from a vodka ivanka? roger: i can't speak to that.spects her and she respect him. john: how is he different than the other candidates you have worked with? roger: he's a reader, a severe, and thinks about things. and he thinks about things. but he doesn't have a bunch of cronies. i think he values the mayor's opinion, but trump is very much his own man. he's unscripted, uncoached, unhandled. he makes the decisions. he will consider anything you want to tell him. he's very accessible, but very much his own man. mark: i'm not asking you to -- orize him or phrase in phrasing him because you've known him for so long. i have people describe him as the nicest person they've ever met. but at times he lashes out at people with a for a city that is quite striking. how do you explain begin and yang of that? yin and yangthe of that? roger: first, he loves people. mark: how do you go from that to "you are a jerk"? roger: it is a donkey. world. one of his maxims i agree with is, if some -- it is a dog eat dog world. one of his maxims i agree with

. >> ivanka's first daughter's push could give him a bigger lead in the polls. >>> who knew kobe bryantish you could just free time. >> why black mama just joined taylor's bad blood squad. >>> now hollywood from the inside out. it's "the insider" together with yahoo. >> hello, everyone and welcome to "the insider." >> let's begin with the top trending story dominating the headlines today. the duggars' family pastor speaking out and streaming sunday morning on the revelations from the

john: does he take political advice from ivanka? roger: i can't speak to that. i am not privy to those conversations. she is a great executive and leader in her own way. he respects her and she respect him. john: how is he different than the other candidates you have worked with in terms of decision-making? reader, a study or -- a studier and he thinks about things. but he doesn't have a bunch of cronies. does he like rudy giuliani? yes. he values his opinion, but trump is very much his own man. he's unscripted, uncoached, unhandled. he makes the decisions. he will consider anything you want to tell him. he's very accessible, but very much his own man. mark: i'm not asking you to ,riticize him or praise him just to understand him because you've known him for so long. i have people describe him as the nicest person they've ever met. but at times he lashes out at people with a for a city that is -- with a ferocity and negativity that is quite striking. howdy you explain the yin and ya ng of that? roger: first, he loves people. mark: how do you go from that to "you

. -- does he's he take take political advice from ivanka? roger: i can't speak to that.ects her and she respect him. john: how is he different than the other candidates you have worked with? roger: he is a reader, a studier, he thinks about things. but he doesn't have a bunch of cronies. does he like rudy giuliani? are they close? yes. does rudy's up in matter to them? yes, but trump is very much his own man. he is unscripted, uncoached, unhandled. he makes the decisions. he will consider anything you want to tell him. he's very accessible, but very much his own man. mark: i'm just try to understand him. i'm not asking you to criticize him or explain him because , you've known him for so long. i have people describe him as the nicest person they've ever met. very interested in people. and at times, he lashes out at at people with a ferocity and a negativity that is quite striking. how do you explain begin and -- the yin and yang of that? roger: first, he loves people. unlike jeb bush, who seems like he is slogging through things. mark: how do you go from that to "you are

in fact, chelsea clinton and ivanka trump have been close friends for years.that way throughout the presidential race is a different story. what do we know about this friendship? >> reporter: they have been friends for quite a while. for this next generation of trumps and clintons, things are a little different. >> it's pretty pathetic that hillary clinton just blamed me for the horrendous attack that took place in south carolina. >> reporter: as their parents sling insults at each other on the campaign trail -- >> i have just one word for mr. trump, basta, enough! >> reporter: after once being close friends themselves, hillary clinton attending donald trump's wedding, trump making donations in the past to the clintons and their foundation. they are now rivals. >> i think the guy went way over board, offensive, outrageous, pick your adjective. >> reporter: but ivanka and chelsea have a private relationship. the two women, both in their 30s, new moms living in manhattan. their unconventional upbringing in the spotlight. their career path from high profile tv gi

my son is here -- has anyone ever heard of ivanka? [cheering] them run: i will let it. i will not let them do any big deals. just relax, eric. just relax. but you know what question mark i don't care about the company. building if we do a question mark it doesn't mean anything. my whole energy will be to make our country rich and make our country great again area that is my whole -- [cheering] i mean, it is my whole -- i have always had an aptitude for making money. some people would say, mr. trump that is very crass. you said you will make the country rich. that's very crass. country to make our great, i have to make it rich again. we are a debtor nation. anyone with a sign that big has to agree. -- i could notte care less about the old post office. i could not care less about any of our stuff. i just want to make this country so great, and that's what's going to happen. and that's what's going to happen. [cheering] like, as an example -- i will give you a couple of examples. with --ma, u.s. steel, we have a closure. i went around and i said does anybody work there? bi

they are good students and love the adult children, which is don, ivanka and eric, they do it well. >> don't you give yourself some credit for that? >> i do, frankly, i was always very strong. no drugs, alcohol -- >> i remember. >> no drugs, no alcohol, no cigarettes. and i have seen it where kids get stuck, friends of mine, successful guys in some cases very successful with kids who are very smart. but they're stuck on drugs. there is one thing i could tell the kids, no drinking, of any consequence. no drinking and no drugs. i always throw in cigarettes because if you can avoid the cigarettes that is a great thing. >> what about you? in the 25 years i have known you, i have never known you to drink alcohol. >> well, i just don't ever drink. my brother was an alcoholic, most amazing, handsome guy you have ever seen. the life of the party, fred, he was an incredible guy. but he died of alcoholism. and he was quite a bit older than me, and he would always lecture me, he would say i don't want you to drink, no drinking. big age difference, i saw how he ended up. he had such potential, in

. >> i would do whatever you are supposed to do a trust or blind trust, ivanka boys, they are a great very little debt tremendous cash flow i tell them don't do deals don't do anything relax, run it properly it is a big company i want them to run its properly. >> you wouldn't be interested in family members in the administration? >> no, i wouldn't do that i think that would probably not happen, i think that frankly if i did if i put ivanka in a position i think she could do fantastically she is a fraebdz of yours, thinks the world of you about i future ivanka about any position would do a great job i don't think would i do that no. >> let me get your one word sentence describing pins on each leader, love to get you to sort of a respond to some your quick thoughts, on somebody like angela merkel. >> fantastic leader, i was with somebody other day thinks she is greatest leader in the world today or the greatest leader in the world today that is person that has great knowledge of her and deals with her. >> david cameron. >> um, good fought back a tremendous threat would have been the who

they are good students and love the adult children, which is don, ivanka and eric, they do it well. >> don't you give yourself some credit for that? >> i do, frankly, i was always very strong. no drugs, alcohol -- >> i remember. >> no drugs, no alcohol, no cigarettes. and i have seen it where kids get stuck, friends of mine, successful guys in some cases very successful with kids who are very smart. but they're stuck on drugs. there is one thing i could tell the kids, no drinking, of any consequence. no drinking and no drugs. i always throw in cigarettes because if you can avoid the cigarettes that is a great thing. >> what about you? in the 25 years i have known you, i have never known you to drink alcohol. >> well, i just don't ever drink. my brother was an alcoholic, most amazing, handsome guy you have ever seen. the life of the party, fred, he was an incredible guy. but he died of alcoholism. and he was quite a bit older than me, and he would always lecture me, he would say i don't want you to drink, no drinking. big age difference, i saw how he ended up. he had such potential, in

between her and ivanka, believe me. >> so essentially saying, hey, women in my family care about women's issues. i'm wondering if women were impressed by this? >> we are talking to women here. i they felt like the idea that donald trump was struggling with female voters was overblown. this came about after the fiery exchange with megan dela megyn e debate stage. this is sort of politics as usual. they weren't holding it against him. none of the people i talked to said they felt like donald trump would be with the kind of president who was harmful to women. that was interesting to hear. >> he continues to be the teflon don. controversies do not stick to him. another issue, trump mentioned he is winning withing the latino vote in nevada, that is true according to a poll there but trump mentioned he leads only among republicans. hillary clinton in the same poll is favored by hispanics by 20 percentage points. i'm wondering if the party in general is worried that a trump nomination may hand it to democrats. >> it is true that they have struggled with women and hispanic voters and we have hea

ivanka. she might be a little young for the office.e type of person that seems to fit the trump bill here. he needs his campaign needs that sort of energy reinforcing. that would reinforce everything about trump. everyone who knows her really likes her. the stories about her are, she is very personable and it would help smooth out the rough edges. but trump is certainly hitting a groove. everything the republican party has thrown at him for the past two months. he was disinvited, not invited to the koch sum, the club for growth is coming after him. they're all going after him. that has done nothing. his support has gotten stronger and he's seeing that. the whatever he has going for him is working so why change? >> yeah. eliana, that's amazing to me too. the fox news debate, he is in this dust-up with megyn kelly. she is so popular with the fox audience. 25 million people watching it. it is shocking. i can't think of another republican politician who could say this stuff about megyn kelly, who could go to war with her and survive and ma

my daughter ivanka and my wife melania know how i feel about women and women's health issues.hey said you really should talk about it more. but for me it has to be a very major thing. i know jeb bush said some bad things and he said bad on asian. he's talking about anchor babies and steered it over to the asians and now they're upset with jeb bush. so you're going to have to ask him about those, but i will take care of women's health and women's health issues better than anybody and far better than hillary clinton who doesn't have a clue. and i don't think maybe she won't even be in the race. we'll see. but maybe she won't. >> the african-american community? >> well, i've had great friendships in the african-american community. as you know, they're suffering. they've never had bad job numbers like they do right now he especially african-american youth. it's terrible what's happening. as you see, i have great relationships because you're seeing the poll numbers. one of the things that was so nice in south carolina and other places where they do the polls and they break the poll

they are good students and love the adult children, which is don, ivanka and eric, they do it well. >> don't you give yourself some credit for that? >> i do, frankly, i was always very strong. no drugs, alcohol -- >> i remember. >> no drugs, no alcohol, no cigarettes. and i have seen it where kids get stuck, friends of mine, successful guys in some cases very successful with kids who are very smart. but they're stuck on drugs. there is one thing i could tell the kids, no drinking, of any consequence. no drinking and no drugs. i always throw in cigarettes because if you can avoid the cigarettes that is a great thing. >> what about you? in the 25 years i have known you, i have never known you to drink alcohol. >> well, i just don't ever drink. my brother was an alcoholic, most amazing, handsome guy you have ever seen. the life of the party, fred, he was an incredible guy. but he died of alcoholism. and he was quite a bit older than me, and he would always lecture me, he would say i don't want you to drink, no drinking. big age difference, i saw how he ended up. he had such potential, in

they love the adult children donnie, ivanka and eric. they love what they are doing and they do it well. >> don't you give yourself some credit for that? >> i do. i was always very strong, no drugs, no alcohol, no cigarettes. no drugs, no alcohol, no cigarettes. i have seen it where kids get stuck, friends of mine, successful guys some cases very successful. they have children that are smart but they are stuck on drugs. there's one thing i could tell the kids is no drinking of any consequence -- no drinking and no drugs. i always throw in cigarettes. if you can avoid the cigarettes that's a very good thing. >> in the 25 years i have known you i have never known you to drink alcohol. why? >> i don't drink. my brother was an alcoholic. handsome. the life of the party. he was an incredible guy, but he died of alcoholism. when he would be with me -- he was quite a bit older than me. he would always lecture me. i don't want you to drink. big agency difference. he had such potential. the most handsome, the best personality of everybody better

>> i think more than anything ivanka more than anybody said be yourself.n be. >> joining me now from new york to tell us what kind of a performance to expect from donald trump is somebody who ought to know because she's watched that performance for a while, nbc's katie tur. katie, i know he's good on his feet. does he think that's enough to just go out and be spontaneous? >> i think he's prep. i think he has the materials to prep. he is going to be himself regardless of how much he goes through the paperwork and he goes through the policies and he prepares attack lines. trump is known for speaking or saying what he wants to say, when he wants to say it. even to his campaign advisers, those closest to him, this is an unpredictable moment for him. he's going to go out and he's going to make some news regardless how much they prepare him. on saturday they told me that he was going to keep a low profile this week. it's the first debate he will be in. since sunday he's done nine interviews, eight for tv, one for radio. he's kept anything but a low profile. i me

that said my experience with him and the way i saw him in the '90s with his family with ivanka with hisi never -- i sure i'm going to get lambasted for this but i never saw him or heard him to be a sexist during the -- when we were writing the book i was asked to cover the miss universe pageant for marie claire because he had just acquired it and was feeding two birds with one meal. and when he was down there and speaking to all these young women from all over the world, i think a lot of people would have expected him to be sort of, you know speaking about how hot they were or whatever. and he was so paternal and his attitude toward them was kind of what do you plan to do with the rest of your life and are you going to go into business? it was just very polite. >> so looking at that and i know this is a long way off, but if we do see a donald trump win the republican primary, could you see a woman as his running mate? who could you see as his running mate? >> that's an interesting question. i could see basically anyone. >> you could see anyone? >> one of his best qualities is that he's

between melania and ivanka. believe me. i said let's say that jeb bush is president. he's not a stupid person. i agree with you. you know, he was so nice to me at the debate. by the way, they said i won the debate? is that nice? is that nice? right? the polls came out and said -- and boy, did i have nasty questions. i stood up there and said i don't believe this. some of the questions. actually, rosie o'donnell saved me. this is one time. she saved me. i never thought i would be giving credit to rosie. but in this case, she was great. jeb and hillary on the same day, they said donald trump has too strong a tone. too strong! we have heads being chopped off because they're christian in the middle east. we have borders, the world is cracking up and they're worried about my tone. i should be toned down, down. the last two weeks, i've hired many of the lobbyists. that's true. i hire lobbyists. they're great. they're terrific people. they can do whatever the hell you want them to do. it's true. i've had a lot of them. it's amazing when you go to number one how they want to

if you had kids and your kids adore you the way ivanka, eric, jr., and donald, jr., adore him you're winner. trish: these kids are class act. >> they are. trish: they have all gone to war an studied hard and done well. they all work. they don't have to, but there is certain work ethic clearly their family, mother and father -- >> while he is running for president, they're running trump brand and doing a great job of it so i understand. trish: getting back to this authenticity, chris, you say he is great candidate. eric just said, he is doing bert and better against hillary clinton. how does she, given that she is not seen as authentic, fight a candidate like trump? >> well, she comes in with ideas and specifics, something that donald trump doesn't have. when we start talking and focusing on specifics i think it will turn off a lot of people on the right which could lead real problem for him. he will not appeal to hillary clinton base. he may need to find center right person that may not traditionally be a republican. they want lower taxes and do different things with women's health w

ivanka will be part of the campaign. after september. it will start kicking in really big league -- it's hard to believe what we've accomplished and we're -- think of it. we're not even into september. to think where we have come. my family is starting to get involved after september 1st. thank you. go ahead. >> our governor in massachusetts has described some of your comments about women as reprehensible. >> he must have been talking about jeb bush. jeb bush didn't want to fund women's health issues. he came back later and said he misspoke. he must be talking about jeb bush. he's not talking about me. >> why is jeb bush a frequent target of yours? what do you think of -- >> i would say jeb bush is a frequent target because when this started, i thought he was going to be the primary competition. but he drifted to the middle of the pack and disappearing. we will look at somebody else. >> your reaction to -- >> to what? >> your reaction to -- >> you can imagine you ask eric canter to endorse you. he had the biggest loss in the history of t

if you talk to eric, you talk to don jr., talk to ivanka, you cannot be a part-time somewhat interested parent who's an egomaniac as he's been labled and raise these children who are fine upstanding respectable people. >> left out a couple wives. >> left out tiffany i don't really know. >> to you, kimberly, he's the master of leverage. he wondered if he should go to cnn and tell them he's not going to be part of the debate unless cnn gives $10 million to a charity. so he's basically blackmailing, extorting cnn. it's funny. >> what a great businessman. >> what if he did that to us? to fox? >> such transparency. oh, god knows we would pay. >> is that what he'd do with the immigration plan? he's shooting for the moon going to cost $160 billion. he's going to end up with half that and said i got success. i moved the goal post back and ended up with 100 yards. >> build a wall and have cnn pay for. >> it anything is possible. >> i find you look at kimberly a lot and have never welcomed melissa. >> i welcomed in the intro, remember?" morning and mindy"? >> a man likes what he likes. >> okay. w

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and you know ivanka, how smart. >> i know eric, i known donald jr. >> ivanka came to me the other dayeory, it's not a big deal, but she said dad, you love women. you cherish women. she said that, she used the word cherish. you respect women. you have so many women working for you, probably more women executives than male executives. she said, dad, you've got to let people know how much you adore women, how you'll take care of them. >> and trump may be ready to promote women to high-level positions in the executive branch. yesterday, he told the "chicago sun times" he'll quote strongly consider a female running meate if he wins the nomination. >> good for him. >> he's going to be around longer than we're giving him credit. to your point right after the debate, he says not only what people are thinking but what people wish they were thinking as well. not about the abortion thing and about the immigration thing or veterans matter, but he says things that people want to hear said. i'm not sure he'll end up being able to choose a running mate, but at the same time -- >> you think? >> we ha

my daughter ivanka likes her. my daughter is great. my daughter likes her. said she is a nice person. i don't want nice, i want a killer. we are tired of the nice people. mr. trump, a woman who was a fan, i don't know if you have the personality to get elected. you are not a nice person. actually i am a nice person. i love helping people. you watch. i will help on women's health issues more than anybody he said i don't twoont fund women's health issues. he didn't want to fund. that's worse than romney's 47% which probably cost him the election, along with other things like he forgot to campaign. he forgot to go on television for about three weeks. but we have to do something, and we have to do it fast. and if we don't do it fast we're not going to have a country. now, speaking of that, speaking of that, it's funny i got a great review in a speech the other night. they said his only problem is he speaks through his applauns. you know why? i don't have time to wait for the applause. i want to do it. it's true. he's a great speaker he does beautifully, he's not

one held at the home of ivanka trump's in-laws.o a super pact but also a second group. one that can collect unlimited donations without ever naming its donors. >> i would even take big contribute orz as long as they don't expect anything. while the host is calling it a fundraiser, the candidate is saying it's no such thing. >> i have done some meetings. stroo and downplayed his donation. >> we have a small group of people, i guess it's over here where people can send in -- one woman sent in $7.30 and wrote a beautiful letter and people sending in $10 and $20. i like that that kind it's not a lot of money ultimately. >> meanwhile democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton took a shot at trump and his hair at democratic party meeting in minneapolis, minnesota. if anyone wonder if mine is real, here's the answer. the hair is real. the lore isn't. color isn't. and come to think of it, i wonder if that's true for donald too. at an event on thursday -- it's not a toupee. you are watching rnn newsroom. simulating all on the europea

can speak to jeb bush, she was negative on women's health issues, i've been positive, my daughter ivankae were very, very strong on -- they said, they know how i feel about women and women's health issues, and said you should really talk about it more, but for me it's going to be a very major thing. i know jeb bush said bad things and said bad on asian, all of a sudden he's talking about anchor babies and steered it over to the asians and the asians are upset with jeb bush. so you're going to have to ask him about those. but i will take care of women's health and women's health issues better than anybody, and far better than hillary clinton who doesn't have a clue, and i don't think, maybe she won't even be in the race. we'll have to see. maybe she won't. >> reporter: the african-american community [inaudible] >> i've had great friendships in the african-american community. as you know they're suffering. never had bad job numbers like they have right now, especially african-american youth. it's terrible what's happening. as you see, i have great relationships, you see the poll numbers. o

one of them held at the home of ivanka trump's in-laws. to an invitation, the money going not only to a super pac but also a second group, one that can collect unlimited donations without ever naming its donors. trump's campaign dismissing the notion that the move could open him up to charges of hypocrisy, saying trump himself did not solicit donations from any of the attendees. but it's a sharp turnaround for a candidate who once said this -- >> i don't need anybody's money. i'm using my own money. >> reporter: to this take in a recent cbs interview. >> i would even take big contributors as long as they don't expect anything. >> reporter: today trump's spending his evening at a $100 per person event in massachusetts. at the $1.9 million estate of an auto dealership cut benefit. while the host is calling ate fund-raiser, the candidate dismissing it as no such thing. >> i've done meet and greets. >> reporter: down playing incoming donations we have a small group where people, i guess it's over here, where people can send in -- one woman sen

my daughter really likes her, ivanka, so we have to be nice. she's very important. very important delegate. i want the carls to like us, i want the businesspeople. i want them to negotiate for us. by the way, we're going to have a different country. >> if you could win as an independent, would you be more comfortable as an independent? >> no. >> i get why you don't want to run as an independent. it's hard. >> someone was asking me that question the other day times 50. i'm hearing it all the time. i'm running as a republican. i'm leading by double digits. >> just is say, i'm going to st as a republican. why is that so hard? >> because i'm not prepared to close that door yet, but i wouldn't be surprised in the not too distant future that happens. i just want to be treated fairly. i'm a person that believes in leverage. i'm a natural businessperson. i believe in leverage. i would say that it's highly unlikely i would do that, but i just don't want to close that door yet. i'm running as a republican, i'm leading as a republican. i will win. i think i'm going to get the

. >> the number two person in the trump organizations that runs the entire organization is eye v ivankanto a characterization. if president trump gets a question he does not like but from a head of state, the leader of australia or another female leader in the world, the -- angela merkel, and would it be appropriate in that way, this is just politics, to say that, you know, what she is saying is based on sex? >> i don't xaccept the premise f the question. the head of a major company running glover the globe, he has met plenty of foreign leaders. does he do that? let's ask the question. is there any evidence that have right now? i haven't seen any. >> how many foreign leaders he is really working deals with? not many. let's be honest about that. he is not working deals with presidents of other countries! he has met them and may give them money but he is not trying to deal with a nuclear arms program or trying to make sure iran doesn't get a nuclear weapon. that is a whole other level. >> thank you both. we have until 11:00 this morning. we will get to the meat and potatoes of red state.