>> abc's ali rogen in phoenix. trump's v triggered a response from hillary clinton who said it will take more than a quick visit to repair what she calls more than a year of insults. >> some say it did trump good showing him as a competent statesman. here's jonathan carl. >> reporter: standing next to the president of mexico, donald trump ditched a year's worth of tough talk. >> it's been a tremendous honor, and i call you a friend. >> reporter: that's a departure from day one of his campaign. >> they are not our friend, immigrants across the border. >> when mexico sends us people, they're not sending their best. they're bringing drugs. they're bringing crime. they're rapists. >> reporter: i asked trump if he stands by those words. mr. trump, over the course of this campaign, do you regret some of the things that you've said about mexico or mexicans or take them back? >> a lot of the things i said are strong, but we have to be strong and say what's happening. there is crime, as you know. there's a lot of crime, and

a senator sent this, one in rogen, another i-76, hill rose. send us to them with the eynext. >>> that blings us back to the reason-- brings us back to the reason you are on your couch, 90 minutes of must-see tv that could have an audience the size down with shaun spiceer, the chief strategist and communication director for rnc and governor hicken loop toor go-- hickenlooper to go over the x's and o's. >> donald trump will stand up and be the guy you have seen, i think he will talk about detailed proposals and policies, and present an alternative to hillary clinton. >> what does that mean? the guy we have seen? we haveeen the off-the-cuff trump and more controlled, tied to prompter, sticking to the script. spiceer thinks we will see a mixture of both. >> if attacked he will fight back, if he believes strongly and you do see it. i think the manner and style in which he did it might be a little different. >> no big surprise, governor hickenlooper, a surrogate for hillary clinton thinks we will see a brash trump which, clinton will have to manage.

last time we did this was with seth rogen's parents and i did not get it. i needed help from the band to figure it out. but anyway. here we go. it's time to do it. guillermo, you have three clues, right? >> that's right, jimmy. >> jimmy: do not give me the clues unless i call for and need them. do you know who the celebrity's parents -- who it is? >> yes, jimmy. >> jimmy: you do. all right. very good. let's fire up our big cisco thank you for joining us. [ applause ] i'm going to ask a series of yes or no questions, and you just tell me. all right? since i was so bad at this last time, there's going to be a few clues. okay? we'll start with is your -- is it your son? >> yes. >> jimmy: okay. we're looking at a male now. younger than 40 years old? >> no. >> no. >> jimmy: younger than 50 >> yes. >> yes. >> jimmy: is your child a musician? >> no. >> jimmy: is your child an actor? >> yes. >> jimmy: oh, very good. is your child a television star? >> yes. >> jimmy: is your child also a movie star? >> yes. >> jimmy: okay. very good. is he in a movie that is in thea

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missiles fired are believed to have flown around 1,000 kilometers and they say they assume they were rogenge missiles. the joint chiefs in south korea say they were fired into japan's air defense identification zone, which is certainly a concern for tokyo. as they say there was no prior navigational warning for this launch. now, that's a point that's also been picked up by a senior u.s. administration official, telling cnn that this launch is reckless, as there could have been a threat posed to civil aviation or also to maritime commerce in the region. japan's minister of defense has called for a heightened state of vigilance. now, as for the timing, assumes they are reacting to the g-20 summit in china. for president zee jinping once again indicating he does not want the missile system to be stationed in south korea. washington insists it is necessary for protection but buy jiang is concerned it should be able to track its own military movements and it doesn't want more u.s. military hardware on its doorstep. one other possible region for today's launch could be the upcoming anniversary o

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larry sabateau from the university of virginia, josh rogen, columnist for "the washington post." josh she certainly looked fine when she left chelsea clinton's apartment in new york city, she was smiling, waving, said she felt great, but this does raise questions about her health. how should she and her campaign address this? >> that's exactly right. we just don't have any evidence this is a serious health incident in and of itself. we don't have the facts, but the implication of this is clear. last week in newsrooms all over the country editors and column is and reporters were thinking what should we do about the growing conspiracy theories, mentions of the international on the health. now the story is mainstreamed. this will be part of the debate. it will be part of the election and it will be part of our politics for the next 58 days or whatever. so what the clinton campaign has to do is internalize that, and deal with it, and deal with it as up front and as transparentally as they can. in 2012 she made this mistake. she had these health problems, she was coy about it, they av

josh rogen and a washington post columnist and jack kingston. good morning to all of you. let me start with you, congressman. after what we've heard from senator kaine, from secretary clinton, how do you explain this affinity that donald trump has expressed for those leaders we just mentioned? >> well, it's not an affinity admiring what they're doing. he said they're strong leaders, barack obama started out his presidency apologizing on an international tour apologizing for the united states. he has made meaningless threats. such as if you cross the red line in syria this is what wee going to do. we're going to tough on our allies, end terrorism, that isis is a jayvee team and we'll be tough on them. he's saying you got a strong leader, if you're going to deal with a strong leader you've got to be strong. >> they're also dictators. >> and they're strong. they may be dictators but they're -- >> is that what you want the republican nominee to say? they're dictators but at least they're strong? is that the argument? >> he's saying you need a strong leader to stand up. when hi

. >>> the phillies in action tonight trying to win two in a rogen the white sox.emaining in the season hoping to finish off with streak. tommy joseph saying right now he needs to be starting at first base on opening day. look at this. line drive, two run homer. he went two for 53 rbi's. fels up five-one. scary moment in the sixth with tiger goodell. gets nailed. very scary. look at it again. that is -- listen, listen you never take that shot it could be a condition. he walked off on his own power. hopefully he'll be okay much the phils won eight to three. look at this. the mets trying to fight for play off spot. bottom of the ninth and robbed of a homer. it would have definitely went over the mets fall four hiv three. wow! that's an unbelievable catch. play of the day. >> absolutely. >> they're trying to fight for the playoffs. >> i know. that could be the difference. >> incredible. >> all right. lucy what's coming up at 11. >> we're staying on top of breaking news we have been covering ought night. busy night. protests in charlotte, north carolina over a deadly p

to voice your vote, ali rogen is in phoenix with the details. >> reporter: donald trump telling his supporters they get the truth about his immigration plan. >> are you ready? >> reporter: his speech here in phoenix traveled for weeks in mystery and anticipation coming after he suggested he would walk back some of his most strident positions on immigration. here's what he said about deportation back in september 2016. >> if you're illegal, if you're illegal, you got to go back. >> reporter: his new priority, supporting those who committed a crime or overstayed their visas. >> zero tolerance for criminal aliens. zero. zero. >> reporter: some of his supporters outside the event said they understood why trump is tweaking his message. >> you're going to have to bring in the majority of the voters. and if the majority of the voters are a little soft, you have to adapt your policies. >> reporter: so did maricopa sheriff joe arpaio. an immigration hard liner. >> we should prioritize those who committed a crime and make sure they get deported. >> reporter: earlier in the day enrique pena neito. trump

and in washington, josh rogen. thank you for being here.is fascinating to look back at history and what has worked and not worked. josh, let me begin with you. if optics of trump standing next to president pena nieto of mexico strong, right? this is a man who compared him to hitler and mussolini. that's a powerful image. but then it was followed by this back and forth over twitter about who said what about paying for the wall. in summation, how successful was that trip? >> right. i think these trips are meant to be photoons. the best thing you can do is come away with a happy story. that's what the failing of this trip to mexico for trump was. sure, they looked good while they were standing there. they took questions. everything seemed to be fine but broke down hours later when trump and the mekz can president disputed what happened in the meeting and trump started slamming mexico in a speech hours later. diplomatsy is about win sbsh win solutions f. one side comes away feeling burned and insulted that's necessarily a failure of diplomacy.

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