yes, that steve king.hat explains why republicans are holding a come to jesus meeting in florida with the trump camp lane. zika-free mosquito on the wall there. in politics, good gets better and bad gets worse. the other one says nothing is ever as good or bad as it seems. which barbarism is true for trump right now? full-fledged crisis for the republican nominee or is this just an august trump slump? a crisis.bvious a the numbers don't lie. the battleground states are going away. it is hard to imagine a path. into solve aalled lot of crisis sees throughout my career. -- crises throughout my career. don't go at the media. give a checkered speech. i have to take you guys the way i communicate. i say outrageous things to open up the discussion. of course every clinton and barack obama are not the founders of isis, and i got the conversation going. of course i don't want anybody to take out a gun on hillary clinton, but we need to talk about the second amendment. while i am at it, i want to apologize to the k

steve king is a situation where he was voting for himself. he would outside the voting booth so he was within the letter of the law. but social media out there and we're dealing with selfies. they're posting that they voted and who they voted for. my job is to be the guardian. we want to encourage participation but we don't want to create a situation that isn't on the up and up. line?it isn't bright and clear. that's why we have myself who have to do some interpretting. a lot of it is common sense. if we see then stepping over it, we have to remind them to step back. it's like being the doorkeeper at the hottest spot in town. to participate, but we don't want it to be where you're undooly influencing others. coming up next...we bring in one of our political science experts to look at the nature of the 2016 presidential earleywine: when legislators fail to invest in education here, it affects all of us in here. without adequate funding, districts are forced to make cuts that could leave our students with obsolete technology, eliminate advanced

but steve king? steve king, who made comments last month that were described by hillary clinton's campaign as quote, literally white supremacy. yes, that steve king. all this explains why top republicans are holding a quote, come to jesus meeting today in florida with the trump campaign. oh, to be a zika-free mosquito on the wall at this meeting. our friend, former mississippi governor haley barbour, has a pair of dictums for crisis situations like this. one goes like this. in politics, good gets better and bad gets worse. the other one says that nothing is ever as good or bad as it seems. so our lead question today is which barbourism is true for trump right now? which is to say, is this a full-fledged crisis for the republican nominee or is this just an august trump slump? >> it's obviously a crisis. the numbers don't lie. the battleground states are going away and they are going away dramatically. it's hard to start to imagine a path. i had a thought last night for trump. he needs, i have been cal

. >> steve king and others call this amnesty. if you allow any to stay in the country. it is amnesty. >> he did not condemn the shift. >> that was before donald trump said that last night. what steve king said if trump allows anyone to stay in the country, that would be amnesty. presumably now steve king thinks it is a mistake. >> it is what mike pence proposed years ago. so that word amnesty is in the eye of the beholder. >> josh rogin, thank you. come back in a few minutes. >>> the death toll from the earthquake in central italy nearly doubled overnight. we have new developments on the rescue efforts. that's ahead. when you ache and haven't you're not you. tylenol® pm relieves pain and helps you fall fast asleep and stay asleep. we give you a better night. you're a better you all day. tylenol®. gilman: go get it, marcus. go get it. ...coach gilman used his cash rewards credit card from bank of america to earn 1% cash back everywhere, every time. at places like the batting cages. ♪ [ crowd cheers ] 2% back at grocery stores and now at wholesale clubs. and 3% back on ga

members of the house like steve king, he was working on steve king from iowa, he can speak to him aseague. he spent a dozen years in the house. that is the good side. this is where mike pence is succeeding. that's where the trump people need him succeeding right now. the tax return thing today, like we were talking about earlier, it really boxes in trump and does a lot of that good that pence has been doing. >> he says he'll release his tax returns before the election, and donald trump has made no indication that he'll do that. certainly more pressure on him. stay with me as donald trump is set to take the stage in a moment. stay with us. in january 2012. it actually evolved into a business. from our blog to video editing... our technology has to hang tough with us. when you're going to a place without electricity, you need a long battery life. the touch, combined with the screen resolution... a mac doesn't have that. we wanted to help more people get out there and see the world. once you take that leap, that's where the magic happens. is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the s

among them is steve king from iowa. a staunch conservative. iowa state fair. i sat across the table with hillary clinton eye-to-eye. when you are working outside of staff and outside of the press, she is somebody i can work with. we have to stress that steve king is by no means a fan of hillary clinton. if someone like him is saying nice things about hillary clinton, what does that say about donald trump and his relationship with the republican party? >> this is a talking point from the clinton campaign going forward. they rolled out so many republican endorsements. they want to paint her as someone who can get things done and work across the aisle. one of the interesting thing about this there is a point where you wonder if she is alienating her liberal base by reaching out to republicans. it is almost damning by praise. the republicans can endorse her all they want, but some in the liberal base are saying why are we supporting someone so popular with republicans? >> tal, great stuff. thank you for being with us. >>> you know what? regardless

steve king, no fan of the clintons and no fan of anything to the left of center has said, you know, if you remove the glare of the spotlight, he'd be able to work with her. i think she would be fine. >> carrie is putting up her hand. >> i've been working with paul ryan and what he's doing with poverty. ever since he was the vp nominee, the past four years he's been touring the country, talking to poverty fighters. he wants to move on the issue. unfortunately, barack obama is so stagnant and causing more problems here. i think if we have president hillary clinton, like her husband, we could see progress. >> we certainly saw progress after what happened in the '90s. >>> meanwhile, getting rea to roll. bottom of e hour, what do you have? >> david, hillary clinton laughing off her e-mail scandal on late night tv. with new allegations, will she be laughing in november? >>> donald trump catching flak for suggesting he'd take a softer stance on deporting illegal immigrants. is he dammed if he does and if he doesn't? >>> the annoying robocalls. there is a plan to hang up hmm. [cell phone beeps

the steve king position, but i would say this.here illegally, those illegal immigrants, those who cross the border illegally, committed the crime, they are crimina criminals. it is a crime to unlawfully enter america. there is another 40% that overstayed their visa. but any of them that worked in america, odds are they committed document fraud, stole somebody or borrowed or bought somebody else's identity, those are crimes too. that universe of people who have been here for a long time that haven't committed a crime otherwise law biding, there isn't much of that universe. >> the way you define it, if you come here and are documented, you are de facto illegal and the entire population would have to go, and that's your position, he seems to be moving off of. that's a political concern. let's talk policy for a second, congressman. why isn't his position now the better one? everybody wants to be more reasonable on this issue, as you start to get towards the top of the parties. you haven't been. you've wanted to be more hard line. are

congressman steve king was on snen sayi cnn saying he thinks it would be a mistake if trump shifted onlet's play a little of that. >> there's much more out there that says he's going to follow through on his commitments on immigration. >> if he did move off this position, you think it would be a mistake? >> oh, i think it would be a mistake if he moved off of the position. >> so the whole idea of deportation and having a group that gets 11 million people, 12 million people out of this country, and the idea that we hear from people like steve king and earlier from ann coulter about their concerns about him moderating that position, is this what he's doing? does it have anything to do with courting the latino vote in your mind? >> it does, chris. he knows what he has the republican base locked down. that's where he's going to stay true to his call for building the border wall. he's looking at the same polls we are and knows he needs to capture a larger percentage of the latino vote. in order to be competitive, he's going to need at least high 30s, low 40s of the latino vote. right now he

iowa's 4th district congressman steve king says he's concerned donald trump is softening his stance on illegal immigration. trump's campaign tells abc news he'll a speech sometime next week. despite a possible change in approach, king says he's happy trump is still bringing up the issue. " the core of his base are the people that say we must restore the respect for the rule of law and force and secure our borders, and donald trump has pounded that drum for a year and a half. and so i'm starting to see him restore that foundation again. i'm glad to hear hat. i want to help him reinforce that position. " on the democratic side, feed" in des moines this weekend. former maryland governor and democratic presidential candidate martin o'malley is scheduled to speak. "bring people together and talk about progressive ideas and policies that can help move our state and our country forward. " the event is similar to the annual steak fries that former senator tom harkin held each year. it kicks off at two o'clock on sunday at simon estes amphitheater. in the race for senate in iowa, former lieuten

joining me by phone, congressman steve king. this alt-right speech, hillary clinton went deep into trying to explain her version of who they are. understanding the majority of americans haven't heard of them. i think it was interesting she evoked a lot of republican names. paul ryan, ted cruz, george bush, separating alt-right from traditional conservatism. >> i hope she didn't leave me out. well, here what's come to me when i listen to that. these are almost all the divisions barack obama has exacerbated, and a lot of that under the watch of hillary clinton as secretary of state. i made a national issue out of it when barack obama sided with professor gates against officer crowley and ended up with a beer summit. shortly after that we had trayvon martin. then you had the arizona immigration law where president obama made a racial issue out of that. so it's curious to me hillary clinton is trying to lay this on republicans when i think that's what we need to put behind us, is this focus on race, ethnicity, and grievance groups a

iowa's 4th district congressman steve king says he's concerned donald trump is softening his stance on illegal immigration. trump's campaign tells abc news he'll discuss his immigration plan at a speech sometime next week. despite a possible change in approach, king says he's happy trump is still bringing up the issue. " the core of his base are the people that say we must restore the respect for the rule of law an pounded that drum for a year and a half. and so i'm starting to see him restore that foundation again. i'm glad to hear that. i want to help him reinforce that position. " in the race for senate in iowa, former lieutenant governor patty judge says she supports making community college free. the democratic candidate discussed the issue during a round table discussion at des moines area community college yesterday. the program with higher taxes and by eliminating tax breaks for higher-income people. incumbent chuck grassley says judge's proposals are a federal overreach into state education. the six-term republican introduced a bill last year called the 'know before you owe st

they have seen hardliners like -- steve king in the house and they talk about these things in semi-gentlet it is the policy that matters to them. made atrump has not meaningful shift on policies to make himself more attractive to them. and as to the question of whether he will lose support over it, i don't think you will. i think this is a status quo phenomenon. his most ardent fans are raising eyebrows over this. they are wondering amidst all this over whether he is changing policies. and a centerpiece of his presidential campaign and identity in the campaign -- this is the reason why he shot through the polls. vonnie: great story on donald trump and another story by you on clinton. bloomberg politics reporter, sahil kapur. coming up, oil executives are meeting in norway saying markets will continue to be played by volatility in the short and medium. we will get more on the outlook. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: it is 11:00 a.m. here in new york. from the world headquarters, i am vonnie quinn. mark: 30 minutes left in the trading day in europe. you are watching "the european close." we ar

still 54% believe clinton will win and while steve king praised his party's nominee he hedged on whatying to break out of michelle if i have to do battle with an agenda iowans project but i sat across the table with hillary clinton eye to eye and she is somebody i can work with. >> boy, that is bob costa. i heard that and half my ear fell out. >> it's unbelievable. i have been covering house republicans since 2010 and there's a fear on capitol hill that if secretary clinton wins the election she is not going to go to speaker ryan and others and say let's cut a deal. she going to step on the throats of republicans in capitol hill. i have an agenda, you nominated donald trump and she's going to roll them and that's why you see people like steve king coming out now saying we don want to be rolled. can we try to work with you. this is republicans thinking ahead. >> he is not a moderate. >> no, this is a very conservative congressman. >> it's remarkable that that guy said that. >> if they lose house seats they have a 59 seat majority now. let's say paul ryan's majority gets down to 10 or 1

fighting for their you've got a problem with them because you feel like, what's representative steve king's word for it? subgroups of americans are being divisive. well if you have a problem with that, take it up with the founders. "we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal." sorry, big up. respect, lin-manuel. those fighting to be included in the ideal of equality are not being divisive. those fighting to keep those people out are. have embraced donald trump. clearly the c next to your name doesn't stand for constitutional conservative, but cravenly convenient c -- (air horn blowing) >> stephen: sorry. i was just cleaning the air horn jon, and it went off. please enjoy these commercials. jon stewart! jon stewart, everybody. constipated? trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax, designed for dependable relief what's up schumer? okay, i got roped into spending the day with my sister's kids (makes farting noi

on a 42 mile motorcycle ride around des moines.top state republicans , like governor branstad, steve king, rod blum and chuck grassley all attended.the event was headlined by g-o-p nominee for president donald trump. meanwhile - the republican nominee says he will give a speech this wednesday illegal immigration in arizona. arizona.trump's position on whether or not to deport the estimated 11 million immigrants in the u-s illegally has been unclear in the past week.he recently said at a rally his position could be softening..trump also is set to spend 10 million dollars on commercials in the next week or so in nine important swing states - including here in iowa. our mission at cbs 2 news is to connect the presidential candidates to our viewers to better inform and empower you. we have reached out to the extended interviews not only with our station but our sister stations across the coun. country.we want to hear from you. tell us what you want to know from the candidates. please share your thoughts with us by email or facebook. right now - south florida is bracing for possible flooding.

. >> joan joining me by phone is republican congressman steve king of iowa. thank you. thanks for having me on today. >> thanks for being here. do you think it's fair that hillary clinton keeps saying donald trump should release his tax returns? >> i think it's politics. fair is a pretty useful term to use and hard to define. so when i hear her talking like that, i'm thinking, let's take a good look at the clinton foundation, clinton family foundation, take a good look at bill clinton and hillary clinton. by the way, why don't we ask the fbi to release the videotape of the 3 1/2 hour interview conducted by presumably james comey and the fbi. of course, there is no tape. that tape was never collected, i understand, and there's no transcript. i think hillary is in pretty dangerous waters here. yet, if donald trump released his tax returns four or five months ago, i would have thought it would be a good decision. now i think it is too close to the election, it would consume our dialogue and probably distort the election. >> you don't think he should release his

top state republicans like the governor, steve king, rod blum and chuck grassley all attend the. illegal immigration in arizona. whether or not to deport the estimated 11 million immigrants in the u-s illegally has been unclear in the past week.he recently said at a rally his position could be softening..trump also is set to spend 10 million dollars on commercials in the next week or so in nine important swing states - including here in iowa. our mission at cbs 2 news is to connect the presidential important swing states including iowa. >>> our mission is to connect the presidential candidates to better inform and empower you. we reached in extended interviews with our station and sis ser stations across the country. -- sister stations across the country. share your thoughts with us by e-mail or facebook. >>> right now south florida bracing for possible flooding. >> a possible storm threatening the southern part of the state. the storm was last tracked 60 miles south of key west and is heading toward the gulf of mexico. another storm, hurricane gaston forecasters say it doesn't p

joining me now is iowa republican congressman steve king. congressman, good to have you.wait donald trump to step up to the podium, what specifics is he going to offer us today on how he plans to change the vetting process for immigrants? >> i'm not sure he'll offer a way to change the vetting process. as i heard the statement you ran, and i agree it, we don't care -- i don't think we can vet the migrants out of the middle east. i'm one of the few republicans who voted against it because i want to send a message that we can't vet them. james comey, the director of the fbi, and actually i found out later that a year and a half earlier i had used the same metaphor, my staff reminded me, that this is like finding a needle in a haystack, and even if you could find them, the terrorists out of the population of the middle east, you have to identify the hay that will later on become needles. he's in a solid place on this, and suspending this until such time as we can ensure they'll be safe. >> you endorsed ted cruz in the primaries and only recently got behind donald trump as of

. >> exactly, representative steve king, one of the most anti-immigrant representatives out there also warning donald trump not to change his stance on immigration. now, that doesn't mean all of his supporters will leave him because i agree where else are they going to go, but i also think that while he's trying to do this appeal to suburban white voters, at the same day he's calling hillary clinton a bigot and he has actually also questioning her mental abilities and her stamina. those are all dog whistles that are very jend agender biased. >> you're reading ahead in the textbook. here's his attack on hillary clinton tonight. listen. >> hillary clinton is a bigot who sees people of color only as votes, not as human beings worthy of a better future. she's going to do nothing for african-americans, she's going to do nothing for the hispanics. she's only going to take care of herself, her husband, her consultants, her donors. these are the people she care about. she doesn't care what her policies have done to your communities. >> bakari sellers, he had said before that voters should reje

live in midtown mac king "fox 5 news." steve: incorporated u. donald trump weighing in own this on twitter saying quote great job today at the nypd to protect the people and saving the climber. it was not great climbing weather tonight. was hot and humid. this was long island where tornado touchdown. the storms flooding many areas. alison: audrey puente's in the weather center. audrey: that tornado had a warning in effect this afternoon reporting it out to you early in the newscast. things have quieted down towards eston but they're picking up a couple of showers across parts of the hudson valley. we had downpours around tarrytown moving to the east area in the next 30 to 60 minutes. that tornado out it meant a talk was a an efsierra reported at 1:30 this afternoon. we are much quieter across the tri-state area. it's warmer temperatures in the 80s in some spots like in new york city where the current temperature is our recorded high fo shore and belmar. it's in the 70s towards montauk where it's usually cooler previous numbers are running warmer

steve king has warned trump not to soften up his position. he's now trying to play it both ways and he's going to end up with nada. >> it's interesting. it's case where the hillary clinton supporters and donald trump supporters want to agree he changed his position and others feel differently. maria brought up the word bigot, which is interesting. last night donald trump had this to say about hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton is a bigot who sees people of color only as votes not as human beings worthy of a better future. she's going to do nothing for african-americans. she's going to do nothing for the hispanics. she doesn't care what her policies have done to your communities. >> now, donald trump doesn't like hillary clinton's policies but what does that make her a bigot? >> i could give you tons of examples off the top of my head where hillary clinton has probably done some things that would raise questions about race. look a few months ago to the dnc leaks where they talk about using bernie sanders religion against him and as a way to u

like now he's moving back towards a harder line and we've heard from, for instance, congressman steve king. very conservative who said he feels better now about what he heard from donald trump. you had sarah palin saying that trump had been wishy-washy. w now he's realizing this is not feasible. >> over the summer a lot of feedback from top republicans and donors saying you have to take a different posture on this issue. that led to a consideration of a change in rhetoric. but there doesn't appear to have been an analysis of the policy behind that rhetoric. in realtime we're seeing him adjust his position. even polling audiences with sean hannity saying what should i do? multiple times last night not being able to answer the question that anderson posed to him. what does it mean for people in this country who don't have proper documentation but haven't committed a crime. he is going to have to answer that question in a speech he is promising to give. >> if there might be someone hardline on immigration, even if someone had the buy in which he does. yes, this is how i'm going to do it and i

. >> steve king his colleague said it's too late to release his concerns, it would only be a distraction. i don't know anybody who thinks he's going to release his returns except for maybe me. >> sanford goes on to point out it's not so much about donald trump but about the precedent not releasing tax returns should set in the future. >> somebody should ask mitt romney. romney released his full tax returns about this point in the process. he released some information earlier in the primary and got taken to task for it. >> yeah. all right. still ahead on "morning joe" -- >> in 2014, isis was operating in seven nations. they were in seven nations. terrible, but that's what it was. today they are fully operational in 18 countries with aspiring branches in 6 more for a total of 24 and many believe that number is actually 28 to 30 countries. they don't even know. >> we're going to bring in the atlantics graham wood how it's fundamental to understanding what the terror group is about and richard haass get more points when we return to morning. (lionel) ♪it's peyton... ♪it's peyton on sunday mo

of immigration with a politician who's made it really the cornerstone of his career, congressman steve king, republican, from iowa, joins us now by phone. i should say king was a big supporter of cruz during the primaries. thank you so much for being with us. when you hear donald trump say that he is open to the idea of softening his position when it comes to some of the 11 million undocumented immigrants in this country, when you hear softening, what exactly do you hear? >> well, couple that with the balance of what he said also. that we're going to follow the laws of this country and what people don't realize, that we have very, very strong laws. when you balance that together, i think what it says is that if people are anticipated that there would be a deportation corps that would be deployed across this country, that sof n softening means that's less likely. i'm one in favor of restoring our connections and relationship with all of our local law enforcement so they supplement the enforcement of immigration law as they're designed to do with either single law in this country. i think tha

you is had people who are immigration hard-liners such as congressman steve king of iowa who recentlyndorsed trump. he had been a cruz person, say he think this could be problematic. and another hard-liner essentially said bluntly he thinks trump blew the election. i think that's an overstatement. i think a lot of trump supporters are with him. they're not going to leave him. and they hear, you know, the side of what he says that they like, and they stick with that. i think the problem is that, again, we are spending a third or fourth night trying to decipher where he is on a really key policy issue that -- that the country has tried to deal with for something like 12, 14 years now. and he's not giving a speech next week, as it turns out. they've cancelled it again. but at the same time, if you think about the week -- this is what makes republicans who would like to win the white house back who don't back trump very upset, think about the week hillary clinton could be having. >> right. >> there could be a lot of focus on the emails. there could be a lot of focus on an important questi

yesterday conservative republican congressman steve king made some surprising remarks saying that henly republican seeming to say things like that behind closed doors. >> well, we know that republicans could work with hillary clinton when she was a senator because they did. we know that some of them could work with her as secretary of state, because they did. and what i think that statement reflects is the reorientation everyone is coming to right now to the increasing probability that hillary clinton will be elected. and so if you realize that that's the probable outcome of the election, you've got to situate yourself so that you can be effective in that context. and so, for example, marco rubio made a statement yesterday in florida saying, well, god forbid if hillary clinton is elected and democrats control the senate, that's an argument for his election in florida to try to heparins keep the senate, that includes as a premise the idea that hillary clinton may win the election. the more republicans say that, the more they believe that, the worse donald trump's chances get. >> cnbc'

. >> i'm joined by congressman steve king now from iowa, who is coming in by telephone. congressman king giving us reaction. thank you for being here. you're enjoying the last couple days of your recess there at home. >> i am. i'm really happy to be on with you today. i invite you back to iowa. >> i want to start off with a topic that's been in the headlines a lot lately. immigration. you have said you would push back if donald trump began to soften his stance on immigration. he says he's not softening where he is on deportations, but the message has been muddled. we have a sound byte talking about softening or hardening. listen. >> softening, even last night you talked about -- >> i don't think it's a softening. >> but 11 million people are no longer going to be deported. >> i think it's a hardening. >> bottom line, congressman, there's some lack of clarity about where donald trump is. he flipped, e he flopped, he flipped back. can you still support his positions when it comes to immigration? >> i intend to support him as a candidate. we have two choices. it's pretty cl

you ask a republican in jackson, mississippi and jeff sessions, senior trump adviser and steve king, the congressman from iowa, they consider letting them stay amnesty, period. even if you make them pay back taxes and this will stir up the conservatives without a doubt. one other point, the republicans and trump supporters and non-trump supporters are rolling their eyes why did you do this today when there is sustained clinton attention. why would you do it? >> secretary clinton will be on the program and we will obviously talk to her a lot. john king, dana bash, david axelrod, plenty more to come and we'll monitor the trump rally to bring you news on the immigration. and the clinton foundation story and her camp company's counterattack, plus with donald trump in the middle with the outreach to african-american voters and we'll tell you a defining moment of his battle with the justice department over allegations the company systematically kept african-american tenants out of trump buildings. what body aches? what knee pain? what sore elbow? advil liqui-gels make pain a distant memory

you have steve king, some of the most anti immigrant figures in this country who have not talked aboutps in a derogatory way, but have actually acted upon anti immigrant sentiment. sheriff joe arpaio is one of the worst sheriffs in our entire country who has done damage in our community in arizona. he's right on his side, been right on his side. it's not enough to just change rhetoric. yes, i'm a doca person, if he comes and gets rid of it, it's going to be detrimental to our communities. we have to make sure on the other side, we want to make sure we have a democratic president who is not also going to follow the deportation machine that president obama has continued. so for us it's about our families, making sure we have the right actions and that is not just the rhetoric from both parties. >> erica, you say deportation machine. others would say the president of the united states is charged with enforcing the law. how do you reconcile the two? >> i can tell you the president is the president that has deported the most people in the history of the united states. unfortunately we were

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let me read you something from steve king, the congressman in iowa, where donald trump is campaigninghould pivot on immigration or try to redefine amnesty, he will begin to lose support from his original core base. so he can alienate people, but then again today, this is what "the wall street journal" writes. quote, some rank-in-file supporters of donald trump reacted with a shrug. their faith in the candidate hasn't been shaken. they care more about defeating democratic rival hillary clinton than about any particular stance. brad, do you think he can sell this to the base? >> yes, i do. here's the difference, there's such a chasm between where hillary clinton wants, what is basically amnesty, and taking in people who are not properly vetted, and donald trump who is going to make sure we have a vetting process that's reliable and not take people into america who want to come here but people who need to come here. big difference. and donald trump is going to be able, i believe, to solidify the base. why? because it's a common sense approach. it's the right thing to do. >> what about th

the campaign has held out steve king of iowa as a success story here coming around on trump.t this is really one of the reasons pence was brought onto this ticket. trump was very clear he wanted someone who could reach out to capitol hill, reach out to the establishment in washington. pence has taken on that role and has been begin a lot of free rein to do that. back to the tax returns, that puts them two steps backwards. that's the kind of thing that harms the ticket. a real balancing act going on here. >> no doubt about it. >>> rescues happening this morning louisiana. dangerous flood levels are rising there. look at this video. we've shown it several times this morning. this car is going down. it's a convertible. a man rips open the roof, pulls a woman out, risks his own live to save hers. all of this amid the threat of another downpour. ♪ how do robots work? ♪ you need a team... ...working together... ♪ ...doing all kinds of jobs. and the best place to find the job that's right for you is on the world's number-one job site. indeed. how the world works. when you hit 300,00

. >> steve king, who we both know well, would call what he said last night amnesty.n any way would be considered amnesty. that's what trump was saying all along. now he is saying something different. >> let me tell you what his plan is, because this helps the voters understand where donald trump is on immigration. it is this week what it has always been. no amnesty. no sanctuary cities so innocent victims like kate steinle who was murdered in front of her father, by a man who had been deported five times. hillary clinton is for sanctuary cities, she is for catch and release, open borders. she is to the left of president obama on the issue of immigration. the only way the voters will know that is if we tell them because she won't. she is hiding from that. no amnesty from him. no open borders. secure the border, build the wall. no sanctuary cities. get the businesses to have e-verify. you can't look at somebody's document and look the other way. >> that's no different than what cruz, rubio did. >> no, it is different. rubio's plan is -- this man is not for amnesty. >>