trump refusing to say president obama was born in the u.s. then campaignnt saying no, he was born in the u.s. all of the viral moments with trump on tv. let's bring in tal kopan live in the washington bureau and our media correspondent brian stelter. nice to see you. tal, i want to start with the birther issue. i almost have to pinch myself that we are at this stage. he was born in hawaii i think in 1961. look, donald trump, his team at least, is saying we agree he was born in the united states. donald trump has not said this. in admitting the president is born in the united states, the team almost taking a swipe and taking credit for putting it all to rest, tal. it is really unusual. >> it is a remarkable thing we're seeing on a number of levels. first of all, the idea that a candidate refuses to say something himself. i think refuses is fair. he has been given numerous opportunities and asked directly multiple times. will you say in your own words that barack obama was born in the united states as he has. he has evaded that every single time. you have hi

trump and his campaign said that if donald trump is elected president this year, he not plan to sever his ties to the trump organization. instead, we learned, thanks to kirk eichenwald in this reporting that is trump plan is just that he would hand over control of the trump organization to his kids. and that's nice particularly for the kids, but that, of course, does not solve the problem here. the u.s. president dictating u.s. policy to help his own company, that's still the concern, right? whether the company is temporarily being run by his children or not. so kirk eichenwald reporting on this foreign business ties for "newsweek" magazine a couple of weeks ago forcing the trump campaign to admit they have no intention of eliminating donald trump's conflicts of interest if he is elected. that was kirk eichenwald's first scoop of this presidential campaign. it opened up a whole new front, a whole new major problem for the trump campaign. a whole new field of concern in this presidential election, which has been grasped particularly by people on the national security side of thins who

that's just deadly for the trump campaign. rst thing about it for them, is that the timing of this poll that showed him at just 19%, this poll in the field ended the day before donald trump gave his hour-long screaming speech about how the immigrants are coming to kill us all. he was at 19% with latinos before that speech. now where do you think he is? latino voters have the future of this country in their hands. it's starting to seem very clear what they're going to do with it. ♪ [cheering] ♪ the highly advanced audi a4. ♪ fmale teacher: and then name thelargest planet?t? male teacher: someone we haven't heard from. female teacher:anyone else? through internet essentials, comcast is on track to connect 3 million people in need to low cost, high speed internet at home, helping to make sure that every hand in the classroom goes up. male teacher: okay, veronica. amphibian. male teacher: excellent. welcome to a brighter future. welcome to it all. comcast. >>> happy friday. long weekend ahead. i think of myself as a fairly even kee

that's just deadly for the trump campaign. he worst thing about it for them, is that the timing of this poll that showed him at just 19%, this poll in the field ended the day before donald trump gave his hour-long screaming speech about how the immigrants are coming to kill us all. he was at 19% with latinos before that speech. now where do you think he is? latino voters have the future of this country in their hands. it's starting to seem very clear what they're going to do with it. hey diddle diddle, the cat and the fiddle, the cow jumped over the moon... then quickly fell back to earth landing on the roof of a dutch colonial. luckily geico recently helped the residents with homeowners insurance. they were able to get the roof repaired like new. they later sold the cow because they had all become lactose intolerant. call geico and see how much you could save on homeowners insurance. >>> happy friday. long weekend ahead. i think of myself as a fairly even kilned kind of person. i don't take things too personally, particularly

a big admission from the trump campaign. saying once and for all president obama was born in the usa. but it came hours after trump himself refused to concede that fact. what will trump say today? >>> in the meantime, hillary clinton back on the campaign trail after a bout with pneumonia. why she says that time was useful. now what she will do to try to stop the back slide. welcome to "early start." i'm george howell. >> i'm christine romans. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. breaking overnight. trump's campaign saying that trump believes president obama was born in the united states. it is a reversal for the candidate. just yesterday, trump told the washington post, i'll answer that question at right time. i don't want to answer it yet. that was yesterday to "the washington post." hours later, trump's campaign was crediting him for ending the controversy years ago while blame the hillary clinton for bringing it up in the 2008 primary race. in 2011, in trump was able to bring this ugly incident to its conclusion by successfully co

that's just deadly for the trump campaign. worst thing about it for them, is that the timing of this poll that showed him at just 19%, this poll in the field ended the day before donald trump gave his hour-long screaming speech about how the immigrants are coming to kill us u all. he was at 19% with latinos before that speech. now where do you think he is? latino voters have the future of this country in their hands. it's starting to seem very clear what they're going to do with it. >>> happy friday. long weekend ahead. i think of myself as a fairly even kilned kind of person. i don't take things too personally, particularly at work. i don't let work stuff bug me emotionally all that much. i don't like it when people lie to my face. even when it only happens at work and that very rarely happens. when it does i feel like i need to try to clean it up because i can't bear it, and that's next. my eyelove is girls' night out. my eyelove is the september issue. eyelove is all the things we love to do with our eyes. but it's also hav

the trump campaign did get back to us. asing additional information soon." soon. you can -- you're about to learn donald trump's body mass index and what happened to the heel spurs that kept him out of vietnam. that does it for us tonight. msnbc live is next. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm dara brown at new york msnbc headquarters. >>> here's what's happening. 59 days and counting. hillary clinton and donald trump ratcheting up the attacks. >> i never thought i would see the day where this is happening to our country. >> meanwhile, trump's running mate did something yesterday that the gop presidential nominee may never end up doing. >> it is not a serious presidential campaign. >> hillary clinton railing against donald trump's entire campaign and striking at some of his supporters.

the trump campaign did get back to us. l be releasing additional information soon." soon. you can -- you're about to learn donald trump's body mass index and what happened to the heel spurs that kept him out of vietnam. that does it for us tonight. >> rachel here is a strange thing, he now says he doesn't remember which heel. >> it was so terrible, he had to blot it out. >> but that's why you need the complete medical records. >> i look forward to getting them. >> i'm doing to stake out dr. oz's set. >> we have breaking news tonight about syria, which we'll bring you presently and we have

that debate be infighting now within donald trump's campaign, donald trump against perhaps potentially some of his senior staff. our own katy tur has the latest of what's going on inside trump world, and it's certainly no secret that donald trump is unpopular with many latino voters, so why is he doing better in the heavily latino state of nevada? we're talking to latinos for trump on nevada radio. >> illegal immigration is not a big thing for me. >> so how much trouble could hillary clinton be in in that key battleground state? we bring you that naanalysis, b we take to our hoboken, new jersey. investigators on the ground at this hour still looking for clues about what may have caused that commuter train crash that killed at least one person and injured more than 100 early this morning. the new jersey transit train plowed into a platform in the hoboken terminal. this was at the height of the morning rush. >> i did see people jumping through windows in that first car after the crash, trying to get them out. maybe they got them -- they could squeeze them through the door. it was just a

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first, let's bring in sarah murray who is following the trump campaign for us. donald trump is very pleased with this new poll. >> trump is pleased, but he is still trailing hillary clinton on the question of who is best prepared to be commander and chief. that may be why we saw him hammering home his national security message that looked like a very public session of debate prep. >> the presidential race hat become a dead heat. >> putin looks at clinton and laughs. >> he says he has a secret plan to defeat isis, but the secret is he has no plan. >> we have problems, folks. we have to figure it out. we have to be careful, vigilant, and strong. >> a new poll shows hill trailing hillary clinton by five points on the commander and chief test, trump appearing with general michael flynn as he slammed clipton's leadership abilities and calls for closer ties with russia. >> wouldn't it be nice if we got along with russia. we have to get along with certain nations, very important, it would be good to have russia and others with us on major attacks on isis. >> also rollin

quote, neither donald trump nor any staff members from the trump campaign have ever reached out to hermayor, since the flint water crisis was officially recognized as an emergency in december 2015 and trump never let the mayor know that he was coming to the city this week. the mayor also notes that city of flint employees and the staff at the flint water plant are focused with dealing with the continued contm nation in the drinking water and cannot afford the disruption of a last-minute visit. quote, flint is focused on fixing the problems caused by lead contamination of our drinking water, not photo ops. now, it should be noted that flint mayor karen weaver is an outspoken supporter of hillary clinton. hillary clinton made her own visit to flint more than six months ago, but enjoy your trip, mr. trump. a flint city spokesperson tells us tonight that they have received the trump campaign's request for a tour and, quote, we are working to fulfill it as we do all requests for tours. so get in line. sounds like you're going to get a very, very warm welcome. joining us now is the reporter

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trump for president campaign doesn't speak for the candidate? of course it does. >> what did he mean with kellyanne conway. it was before the statement. >> the statement came out last night and on behalf of donald trump. >> have we heard from him on this. he was asked on a plane and said he will answer it at the right time. >> you got the answer last night. that's the answer. mr. trump is a closer. he closed this issue and it's done. let's move on and talk about things that matter to america. >> he closes it without saying a word about it. if hillary clinton said my campaign answered this about the server, we answered it, i'm not going to take the question. what would you say? >> first of all, she doesn't take questions about the server. second of all, she does go back on her campaign. what i said earlier, the campaign answered for her on 9/11 about overheating and answered for her -- >> she did interviews about it. she came out. >> was your campaign speaking for you? >> no, because she said it herself. >> mr. merrill said it. >> she came on and

trump's campaign manager said today on twitter that donald trump did no business in cuba and respected the embargo. that said, on the daytime tv show "the view" today, that same campaign manager also said -- her words i think exactly are they paid money, as i understand it, in 1998. >> read the entire story. it starts out with the screaming headlines, as it usually does, that he did business in cuba. it turns out that he decided not to invest there. >> are you denying that his company spent any money in cuba? >> i think they paid money as i understand from the story in 1998. we're not supposed to talk about years ago when it comes to the clintons -- >> whether or not we're supposed to talk about things that happened in the '90s, that's donald trump's campaign manager kellyanne conway on "the view" of all places trying to say that trump didn't violate the embargo because he chose not to invest in the country but he did spend money there in 1998. if he did spend money there in 1998, that's a violation of the embargo. continue concede that. so they appear to be kind of up a creek with onl

she's covering the trump campaign. she join us from north canton, ohio where trump will hold a rally. we just got this in. want to play what kellyanne conway, trump's campaign manager, what she said this morning about the whole plan to release his information. >> no, he was going to talk about the fact that he had a physical. and that -- and what the results are or what the doctor may have told him to date. i wasn't present at his physical. i think on dr. oz, i'll talk about other concerns for america. he will, you know, if he is asked a question about his health, or his -- i'm sure he'll be happy to answer it. >> what are your sources telling you? >> the medical records are apparently going to be released, tam ron, not today, and i'm quoting here, soon. you heard kelly anne conway talk about it in the last hour or so in that interview that trump today on oz is expected to have a general discussion about health and well being, family, that kind of thing. a more broad discussion. and not a dive into some of that medical

the trump campaign should be doing. come in and if they are doing a lot of work but take florida where they are operating at about a fifth the capacity of the clinton campaign. they have 80 people down there, the clinton campaign has 500. trump is one point behind in the latest polls of florida. i think it leads to the question, how much does ground game actually matter? trump is running, he is not getting crushed and the conclusion that one can draw is that ground game is about harvesting supporters that already exist. it is not about finding new supporters who are out there. and trump has a lot of supporters but the conclusion is he is not really building, creating new supporters in the campaign. that is what the rest of the campaign is about. that will be trumped problem. >> and want to ask you the question i asked tim miller earlier. -- polls were tightening and republicans were consolidating around trump. given his made performance and his performance since the debate what are you hearing and seeing from republicans

campaign. and mr. trump, his children have -- they're not -- never that comfortable with anything that resemble a traditional campaign. and no matter what, there's a certain level to where he can be pulled back towards a more traditional focus, but in the end, he spawns chaos amongst them because of the way he behaves. >> there are three sources of friction within the trump campaign, as i see them right now. one is trump's performance himself, not just in the debates, but in general. it just radiates friction as people react to his unhappiness and his weakness. and his performance. and people are disheartened by and freaked out by the unprofessionalism in certain parts of the trump campaign. it's unprofessional and they look at unprofessional as disorganized. and finally, there are still factions within the trump campaign. there have been leader changes. the lewandowski era is over, the manafort era is over, but they left people behind and those people are not in every case pleased with the new campaign. >>

he can braing news, statement from the trump campaign saying that donald trump finally now does believebarack obama the president of the united states was worn here in the united states. that statement come from one of the campaign advisors, jason miller and not directly from trump. we'll see if he is going to discuss it himself in the coming days. in the meantime we'll move on and be right back after this break. ♪ there's no one road out there. no one surface... no one speed... no one way of driving on each and every road. but there is one car that can conquer them all. the mercedes-benz c-class. five driving modes let you customize the steering, shift points, and suspension to fit the mood you're in... and the road you're on. the 2016 c-class. lease the c300 for $369 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. >>> here's the breaking news tonight, trump's campaign said barack obama was born in the u.s. here to discuss, andy dean, the former president of trump productions, and jack kingston, hillary rosen, and cnn political contributor, anne jones. i want to get to this reaction saying

about what a nut house it is inside the trump campaign. one source told nbc news katy tur that the debate was, quote, a disaster. that source said that donald trump's children are not happy with the campaign's leadership of kellyanne conway, steven bannon and david bossi. these campaign sources who are leaking to reporters about how bad things are inside the cam trump campaign are still taking their campaign paychecks. capitalism presents us all with a challenge. and that is what we won't do for money. what legal thing will we not do for money? no matter how much they pay us. a lot of people don't want anything to do with the cigarette business, for example. some people have seen enough alcoholism that they don't want anything to do with the booze business, don't want to be near it. and i've never inherited anything and never will, but i might have inherited something from my father if he had followed his friend's suggestion and invested in a liquor store in boston where liquor stores do very, very well. but he couldn't do it. he'd seen alc

and that was donald trump who we've all come to cover on this campaign. that was the same donald trump. very reactive. he was filled with emotion. he had a couple of decent moments at the top. but there were times where i didn't understand the point he was making. i have to say, this was, i think as this night wore on, became tougher and tougher for trump and it exposed his lack of preparation. >> tom brokaw, win, lose or draw? >> well, i think it's settled on points. it was not a knockout evening and people are going to be at home adding up the points. and i think that hillary's composure and mastery of the detail was consistent throughout and she was pleasant throughout. even when she turned to donald trump. donald trump started in a more organized fashion than we've seen in the past but then he resorted to the kind of bombast that he's used now. my guess is that he probably kept his constituency, but i don't think he pulled anybody across the line. >> i'm with you there. the pugilistic aspect of him is what excites his voters. you hear it. the first spo

there are so many controversies involving trump, partly it's the fault of the clinton campaign for not being able to choose but partly it's because the press is not treating them equally. trump is doing things that if clinton did, she would be hit a lot harder. we shouldn't do that. everyone should work on fixing that. i think the immigration thing is the one that's most likely to stick, because most of these things involving his personal finances and flip-flops and inconsistencies, the press is just not holding him accountable and i don't think will, although we should. the thing about immigration is trump basically i think has tried to land where a lot of republicans are which is i'm not going to talk about the 12 million. border security first. we have had countless republicans on this show who have taken the position. >> can't answer the question. >> that's where he's trying to be but he's being held to in this case a tougher standard, most reporters let republicans get away with saying that. trump isn't being allowed to get away with it. >> this pam bondi thing is a classic exampl

we will tell you what he today say and why the trump campaign is now talking about it. also, what trump didn't address last night. the status of millions of people already living in this country. what exactly would he do with them? we'll dive into that very important question. all that and much more still ahead this hour but we begin with our top story. donald trump and the day after. if the idea was for trump to look presidential yesterday, he may have accomplished that yesterday afternoon when he stood side by side with the president of mexico at a formal event. the two men talking respectfully about each other and about a potential working relationship. but now, 24 hours after that event, the tensions behind the scenes coming to the surface. president pena nieto has been hammered by critics at home for granting trump an audience and is now calling the republican nominee quote a threat to the future of mexico. this after their meeting yesterday. the president writing in a mexican paper, that i was clear with trump that mexico will not pay for any wall. trump said yeste

it is clear donald trump and his campaign believe this line about deplorables that they have this new ad out today regarding. what you saw trump spend a good chunk of the speech focused on. the calculation has been made that this is something that will benefit donald trump ultimately in the long run. it is a risky calculation and here's why. a new washington post/abc news polling shows 60% of voters believe trump is biased. there are questions about whether a discussion about race will help donald trump. he talked about doing amazingly well. the polling doesn't show that. you could say romney levels from 2012 where mitt romney was to where it is amazingly well is likely a stretch. let's play sound from donald trump from earlier in the speech. i'm told we don't have the sound. you heard him say he believes it is disqualifying for hillary clinton to have made that remark. believes it removes all credibility from her. the clinton campaign, hillary clinton herself apologized partially saying she regrets lumping in half of trump supporters into the basket, but not backing off the deplorabl

the work that the trump campaign should be doing. ome in and they're doing a lot of hard work. but you know, take florida, where they're operating at about a fifth the capacity to have the clinton campaign. they've got about 80 people down there. clinton campaign has about 500. but look, trump is about one point behind in the latest polls of florida. and i think it really leads to -- it leads to the question, how much does ground game actually matter? because trump is running, he's really not getting crushed. and i think the conclusion that one could draw is that, you know, ground game is about harvesting supporters that already exist. it's not about finding new supporters who are out there. and trump has a lot of supporters, but the conclusion is he's not really building new -- he's not, you know, creating new supporters in the campaigning that he's doing. that's what the rest of the campaign is about. andic at the end of the day, that's going to be trump's problem. >> phil, i want to ask you about a question -- a question i sort of

a big admission from the trump campaign. aying once and for all president obama was born in the usa. but it came hours after trump himself refused to concede that fact. what will trump say today? >>> in the meantime, hillary clinton back on the campaign trail after a bout with pneumonia. why she says that time was useful. now what she will do to try to stop the back slide. welcome to "early start." i'm george howell. >> i'm christine romans. it is 4:00 a.

trump supporters with that brush. they are not backing away about this conversation. her campaign aides are saying behind the scenes this is a conversation they want to be engaged in, richard. >> msnbc's kasie hunt. >> the trump ticket has tracked back. trump said clinton could actually shoot somebody and not be prosecuted. >> donald trump and his campaign are trying to make hay out of this deplorable comment. he said hillary clinton is not out of touch with the american electorate but is disdainfull of a certain portion. they are trying to make this issue saying she alliance herself with special interests and the status quo march than she aligns herself with regular americans. they are going to use this to further that message. if you are going to a donald trump rally, you are not going to be voting for hillary clinton. there just isn't much cross over there. when you are at a donald trump rally, what you often hear is people chanting "lock her up." you hear that. there are t-shirts saying hillary clinton for prison. there are a lot that say president obama is a muslim and folks

and i'm campaigning saying what's going on? >> the record trump's comments came two hours after clinton took the stage at a campaign event with bernie sanders today in new hampshire. trump's campaign is continuing to reel today from what was by nearly all accounts a disastrous debate performance by the candidate on monday night. a new nbc news survey monkey poll, 52% felt clinton won the debate while just 21%, one in five said trump came out on top, a remarkably low number. for his part trump maintained that despite the overwhelming consensus and data to the contrary, monday night went great. >> you sit back and you hear how she did so well in the debate. i don't think she did well in the debate at all. i don't think she did well at all. and i just walked in and i saw some of the great people that represent your state. and they said, wow, you did so great in the debate. and we understand it. we understand it. >> even some of trump's most ardent supporters including two that nbc news spoke to at a trump rally in florida are acknowledging the obvious.

and the only reason why david duke gets play is because the media keeps him out there, no the trump campaign>> katrina pearson. thank you so much, appreciate your time. >> great to be here. >>> with soaring approval ratings president obama hits the campaign trail for hillary clinton laughing off trump as a reality tv candidate who will do nothing for working class americans. if it's so funny how come obama is in a state that hasn't voted a republican for president since 1988. that story next. if you're searching other travel sites to find a better price... ...stop clicking around... the lowest prices on our hotels are always at hilton.com. so pay less and get more only at hilton.com. (man) honey, what's a word for "large blaze"? (wife] fire. [man] thirteen letters. [wife] fire. [man] thirteen letters. [wife] really big fire! [burke] conflagration.seen it. covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ and you're talking to youro doctor about your medication... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and

starting with trump campaign manager kellyanne conway. here with the latest on the nominee's game plan. plus chris dire walt will join us from both camps but first check in with campaign carl cameron live from wisconsin where donald trump just wrapped up an event. carl? >> hasn't quite wrapped up yet, megyn. he started late so he is still going. there are a variety of faks in the trump campaign and a lot of management changes as well. over the course of the last three months there's been a lot of professional politicians who have worked in other presidential campaigns in the past and they are a little bit frustrated about the way trump did not prep to their standard for the last debate. and there is discussion about how to make him better. and essentially what they want to do is make sure there are much more fact-based ans to policy questions that his criticism of hillary clinton isn't repeated over and over and over again and the crowd would predict how he will finish his sentences but say one particular attack and go another one and ano

the trump campaign has responded to kurt eichenwald's reporting but has not denied any of the facts in the report, indicating that this crime was committed. kurt eichenwald reports that donald trump spent money in cuba, exploring the possibility of building a hotel casino there. kurt eichenwald will join us with the details about that. and of course havana has a history thatort of thing. before they built las vegas, gangsters favorite city was havana. >> partnership with the government, smaller, please. you all know michael coral grown. and we all remember his father. at the time of my retirement or death, i turn over all my interest in the havana operation to his control. but all of you will share. the capri will go to the coral grown family. they will bring in the brothers for a piece and to handle the actual casino operations. and we save the piece for some friends in nevada to make sure things go smooth back home. i want all of you to enjoy your cake. so, enjoy. >> donald trump wanted a piece. a piece of that casino cake called havana that the actor just sliced for those who were g

with all due respect to those mocking trump's assertion that campaigning his exercise -- mr. trump: i guess it is a form of exercise. donny: who are you to judge how a man uses his hands? ♪ donny: i got tired watching that. don't sweat the small stuff. tonight, democrats' hearts are going sound, found -- going thump, thump, thump, because it new poll shows hillary clinton beating donald trump by two points, and another poll shows donald trump winning in nevada. after three days spent resting with pneumonia, hillary clinton flew to north carolina and took the familiar course of "i feel good." afterward, clinton took some questions from the press, including andrea mitchell, who asked when exactly she was -- when exactly she informed tim kaine about her pneumonia diagnosis. ms. clinton: i talked with him last night. he has been a great partner, and he will be a great vice president. we have communicated, but i am not going to go into our personal conversations, and i feel very comfortable and confident about our relationship, and i look forward to working with him. donny: has she

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i don't speak for the trump campaign, but i believe the trump campaign side.n in the united states. he was born in hawaii in 1959. we know that because we got the long-form birth certificate. hawaii became a state in 1959. there was some controversy there because george romney -- >> what's your point? throughout american history, it has nothing to do with his skin color as evidenced by the fact five other individuals have gone through this who have been white republicans. >> you didn't hear anything i said. you did not hear anything i said. you may not think it's a race issue. i'm telling you how african-americans feel about it and you're denying how african-americans feel about it. you're telling me -- >> i'm not denying anything. >> i think andy is doing a good job. >> at the very least, andy, you're undoing whatever potential good that jason miller just did five minutes ago. >> no, you're -- >> i get it. this is a good tv moment you're trying to paint this into a corner. obama was born into the united states and if you feel it's a race issue then you're alw

trump foundation, they can't give money to political campaigns and candidates like that. ow know that the trump foundation misreported the donation as if that money for pam bondi was actually paid to some sort of charity. we also now know that the irs figured that out and trump ended up having to pay a fine to the irs for that illegal contribution. trump says he has since personally reimbursed the foundation for the $25,000. the trump campaign says the whole thing was just a cascade of clerical errors, all of which were just coincidental. for her part, pam bondi says she did personally solicit that $25,000 donation fm donald trump. she said she asked him for it personally, but she says that was a long time before the donation actually came in. she said at the time she asked him for the money, she didn't know anything about the complaints concerning trump university. see, it's all one big misunderstanding. this is three's company we're all dumb old mr. roper and these crazy kids just seem more guilty than they are. except there is this undisputed fact that donald trump gave

but the trump campaign then distanced themselves from him. >> he's not playing a role in the campaign's a lot of people that give donald trump advice. >> mr. trump speaks to many different people. roger ails is a genius when it comes to television and communicating to people. but so is donald trump. >> reporter: sources tell cnn that roger ails is giving trump advice directly. the first presidential debate is 20 days away and trump, when asked about roger ailes' role, said he is not his debate coach. so the question remains what type of role does he play? anderson >> thank you very much. back with the panel. i mean, if it was mitt romney back in 2012 taking advice from roger ailes after what happened to him at fox, it would be a whole different story. but it's interesting, it doesn't seem to certainly matter to trump supporters. >> if it -- mitt romney, we would be scratching our heads and going really? have become sort of used to this or immune to this in a certain way. and look, roger ailes could help donald trump in these debates. he's pretty good at it. >> that's why. that's the b

the trump campaign does not. ey are trying to work on expanding some of these things, but they are not there. this is a campaign that had until recently banned news outlets. >> right. the "washington post." >> including the "washington post." this should not be treated like it's all on a curve with this. i know we say that a lot about various issues with trump. there is something to the fact that neither of them has done a full accounting of medical records, but hers generally speak on disclosures are deeper. >> we have to leave it there. thank you. dr. sanjay gupta will look back at what we know about hillary clinton's medical history. as maggie just mentioned, this isn't the first time mrs. clinton's health has grabbed the spotlight. we'll be right back. >>> the breaking news, hillary clinton says she's feeling better. she didn't think her pneumonia diagnosis was that big a deal and wanted to power through it. i talked to her earlier this evening. she's taking her doctor's advice resting at her home in chappaqua

the trump campaign does not. rying to work on expanding some of these things, but they are not there. this is a campaign that had until recently banned news outlets. >> right. the "washington post." >> including the "washington post." this should not be treated like it's all on a curve with this. i know we say that a lot about various issues with trump. there is something to the fact that neither of them has done a full accounting of medical records, but hers generally speak on disclosures are deeper. >> maggie haberman, thank you, jeff zeleny, abby phillip, great to you on. >>> dr. sanjay gupta looks back at what we know about hillary clinton's medical history. this isn't the first time mrs. clinton's health has grabbed the spotlight. we'll be right back. it's easy to love your laxative... ...when that lax loves your body back. only miralax hydrates, eases, and softens to unblock naturally. so you have peace of mind from start to finish. love your laxative. miralax. here's the plan. you want a career and a family

reaction now from the trump campaign. joining us, the former georgia congressman jacks kaningston, senior adviser to the trump campaign. thanks for joining us. >> good to be with you, wolf. >> let me get your reaction. i know donald trump closely follows these poll numbers. he must be pretty upset looking at three key battleground states

i campaign all across this coup tri for donald trump. hillary clinton's low opinion of the people that support this campaign should be denounced in the strongest possible terms. the truth of the matter is that the men and women who support donald trump's campaign are hard working americans. farm farmers. coal miners. teachers. veterans. members of our law enforcement community. members of every class of this country who know that we can make america great again. so let me just say from the bottom of my heart, hillary, they are not a basket of anything. they are americans and they deserve your respect. i've not heard that level of disdain americans that i can't even repeat since barack obama described people that opposed him as people who cling to their guns and religion. let me just say, no one with a record of failure at home and abroad, no one with her avalanche of dishonesty and corruptions and no one with that low opinion of the american people should ever be elected president of the united states of america. we must decide here and n

joining me, a surrogate for the trump campaign and a member of trump's national hispanic advisory council steve cortes is with us. steve, hope you had a nice labor d day. the campaign said it was a clerical error that they donated this $25,000 to pam bondi's group in florida. but it's easy to see how people could connect the dots, you give a donation, it's linked to the attorney general, a few days later she says i won't look into trump university, do you see the problem this there? >> i can see how the optics can be problematic. if you look at that in isolation in florida alone that the money came out of the trump foundat n foundation. i think there's a reasonable explanation. mr. trump does an enormous amount of business in florida. he owns more property therein than any other state in america. he supports pro-growth candidates like pam bondi all over the country. when you look at the attorney general and this investigation into trurch university, 49 out of the 50 states decided there was no issue here. me didn't pay or give donations to all 49 attorneys general so there is no quid pro