. >>> still ahead -- another security breach at mar-a-lago. three teenagers were arrested after jumping a wall onto the property with a loaded firearm. we're going to talk to an author who literally wrote the book on president's palm beach resort. why she says uninvited guests aren't the only ones posing a risk. >>> carolyn maloney will join me fresh off her primary win and following the president's suggestion that there should be a do-over in her election. you're watching msnbc. and now, putting you in control of your financing. at carvana, get personalized terms, browse for cars that fit your budget, then customize your down payment and monthly payment. and these aren't made-up numbers. it's what you'll really pay, right down to the penny. whether you're shopping or just looking. it only takes a few seconds, and it won't affect your credit score. finally! a totally different way to finance your ride. only from carvana. the new way to buy a car. simon pagenaud takes the lead at the indy 500! coming to the green flag, racing at daytona. they'r

sarah, what is the setup around mar-a-lago.un by mar-a-lago which is a secret service skeleton crew and the secret service doesn't get to vet who comes and goes. >> that's right, it may seem extreme what happened over the weekend, but with the understanding of the president's home there have been security breaches, accidental security breaches happen all the time. one thing to note, when the president isn't there, secret service isn't there. and the club security is minimal. sometimes, they don't even have enough guards to guard all of the different entrances. we understand that this property is very forest. there are almost unlimited ways to get into it. when the president is in town, secret service does set up a perimeter. but as you said, there's this tension between the security of the club and the interests of its members and secret service. and what that means is that secret service often has to defer to security, the sort of hired people, who don't even carry weapons to protect the club, and that does cause problems for

and talking with high-level members of the trump transition team, including steve bannon down at mar-a-lagothen he was having these conversations. he spoke to russia and said sanctions onbout the same day that president obama and post them. that was an effort to retaliate against russia for interfering with our elections. that raised all kinds of questions, not the least of which is that he was undermining the foreign policy of the united states. to suggest that lying about that was no big deal is, to me, unfathomable. it was a serious crime. what was stated in the motion to dismiss was that this wasn't material to any investigation, because there was no crime to investigate. i believe there was, but even if there wasn't, the fbi has a mission to protect the country against intelligence threats. they had a duty to ask these questions, and the idea that this was all just some witchhunt to get michael flynn does not strike me as a credible explanation. host: our line republicans. this is frank in new york. good morning. caller: good morning, thank you very much for giving me the time to get o

high-level members of the transition team including reince priebus and steve bannon who were in mar-a-lago and having these conversations are you spoke to russia on the same day president obama imposed sanctions. i was never to retaliate against russia for interfering with our elections so that raised all kinds of questions not the least of which is that it was undermining the foreign policy of the united states. to suggest that lying about that was no big deal is to me astounding so it was a serious crime and it was stated in the motion to dismiss was this wasn't material in any investigation because there was no crime to investigate. even if there wasn't the fbi had a mission to protect the country against intelligence threats so it had a duty to ask these questions and the idea that this was all just some witchhunt to get michael flynn who does not strike me as a credible explanation. >> on the line for republicans as is franken bayville new york. good morning. >> caller: good morning, how are you? thank you very much for your questions and giving me time on air. my thing is that how co

. >>> the teens arrested at the president's mar-a-lago resort in florida.ey jumped the wall with a loaded ak-47. >>> there's no crying in baseball. unless it's happy tears. "a league of their own" is officially being rebooted and it's not the only classic getting a 2020 facelift. we're rounding up the most-anticipated reboots and classics you should just leave alone. it's friday, august 7th. >>> maybe they should leave that one alone as well. >> i have a theory, you ready for this? >> yeah. >> i believe that they are so scared of movies flopping, whereas before it was like all this time and effort went into it. now with streaming and everything coming out, they're so worried about movies flopping that they're like, hey, let's just stick with the classics. >> right. >> throw a little salt and pepper, there we go. >> like people reuse tracks and things that are iconic. >> right. >> new rap songs and other things, sampling, you know. >> just leave it alone sometimes, or take a chance. >> so you just pretty much said both things. you're like, leave it alone or

they spoke, they talked and consulted with the people mar-a-lago. he came back and spoke again. it was the day of the basanctions. they came back and spoke again for this aey congratulation. as a result of your conversation and appears you were successful. in russia has agreed not to retaliate. the idea that he didn't remember thatme conversation went said all he talks or pleasantries or holidays icgreetings. that's absolutely implausible. he admitted twice under oath he did remember that conversation and he did lie to the fbi prayed so the suggestion he was railroaded is false. and the idea that this is immaterialrt unimportance also false but it's about the united states security. sending a strong message to russia that they should not and cannot enter our elections without extreme consequences. and michael flynn said it's a position of the trump administration not getting power and that's okay. i think what's not okay is also not okay to lie about it. because that means is that much harder to the fbi to find out what really happened and it took robert mueller 18 months at the

island and having sex with minors or anything like that other then he's he's posed with epstein at mar-a lago or somewhere smiling you would have heard about it we all would have heard about it so i think what so far the silence by the media has vindicated trumped of any involvement in any alleged illegalities or immoralities in this whole situation well i don't buy the ancients cannier plot for this because something yes or no. member that the dershowitz and bill bar are the only 2 people on the planet with 2 working your runs who sees that epstein committed suicide i just wanted to fix. like that i don't mix into that you know but i do want to look at the bigger picture of this because i do think there's been a conversation started even if it's not being covered by the majority of the media you know you're seeing this protest happening in west hollywood right now about the sex trafficking rings that existent hollywood lionel on that case hash tag save the children is happening could good actually come out of the all this started with abstaining could we actually see some good progression co

will challenge all the results as long as he can and then he will sulk and probably disappear to mar—a—lagos he can while negotiating for pardons and try to ta ke negotiating for pardons and try to take anything that isn't nailed down and put it into his pocket. but i think people need to understand that once there isa to understand that once there is a series of benchmarks at which the results are certified and as we move past those, the idea that donald trump can hold onto power becomes increasingly unrealistic. on january the 20th at noon, he stops being the president, and even if he somehow locked himself in the bathroom of the white house and refuses to leave, he is not the president anymore and joe biden, wherever he is, will be the president. you mentioned cindy mccain, it was extraordinary to see the wife of the 2008 nominee backing the opposite guy. we have had colin powell, junk asic, what you make of all these republicans backing the democratic candidate? it's notjust this time. the story of the 2018 democratic landslide was that democrat won seats that had been republican since

trump's mar-a-lago resort is shown as the president's legal resident. joe biden is now hitting back after the president's signal that he's against more funding for the post office. watch this. [ indiscernible ] what do you think about that? >> pure trump. >> okay, guys. come on, come on. >> he doesn't want an election. >> the biden camp also put out a statement not to fund the postal service, reading in part this. this is an assault on our democracy by a desperate man o who's terrified that the american people will force him to confront what he's done everything in his power to escape for months, responsibility for his own actions. and nancy pelosi also hit back on the postal service. >> the president is afraid of the american people. he's been afraid for a while. he knows on the legit, it would be hard for him to win, so he wants to put up obstacles. we don't agonize, we organize. the reality is if he refuses to honor the sacred right of the t vote, if he wants to undermine the post office for the moment -- we'll be here in january -- that's most unfor

partying with jeffrey epstein at mar-a-lago. so let's outoverthink this one, okay?ff the rails. in fact, this guy loves rails. >> i'm the biggest railroad guy you've ever known. >> he's known as amtrak joe. >> amtrak joe. >> biden has made more than 7,900 round trips to washington, d.c. >> yes, amtrak joe loves his choo-choos. now, is it the most normal thing for an adult man to think trains are that cool? not really. but so what? the guy wants more trains. it's not like he wants to nuke hurricanes. he's not out here trying to buy green negreenland, for christ's. we can live with trains. throughout his career in public service, joe biden served the people with honor, integrity, and sometimes free massages. seriously, his biggest scandal was plagiarizing part of a speech once. can you even imagine that being a scandal today? i.d. kill for a scandal like that today. at least with plagiarism, you know the guy can read. but joe biden's greatest achievements came as the 47t 47th vice president of the united states where he served alongside -- ♪ ♪ -- barack obama! that's

they should go down to mar-a-lago and see how many look like them. the answer is none. host: thank you. guest: i think for people who make the character argument, there's a reason mocking the disabled reporter was in that lincoln project added. for a lot of people, that was the low point for donald trump. that hit hard for our family. i think what people need to keep in mind is there are policy stakes in the election. conservatives, there wasn't much of a platform, people know what donald trump is about. for people who care about sports, i understand the reason for voting republicans. dale is next from cincinnati. he supports the president. caller: good morning. about biden,ing trump is probably going to win. curious thei'm that thed the vitriol democrats have felt for the last four years, will it stop? that's my question. host: how do you answer that question? do you think the country will come together? caller: i do believe so. i'm kind of curious. americans are looking for checks. will leave it there. thank you for your question. we will go back to sean trende. obama

that district also includes trump's mar-a-lago resort.resident is congratulating her on the victory, just one week after he congratulated margery green, who openly backed the bizarre qanon conspiracy theory, which thinks democratic leaders are satanests and running an international kabal of sex traffickers who drink children's blood. she won the primary. joined by "the new york times" opinions columnist, amanda carpenter. amanda, let me start with you. we're seeing trump embrace fringe candidates. he called the qanon conspiracy theorist a future star of the republican party. >> well, heres t's the thing. donald trump and misinformation, disinformation, grievance and conspiracy go hand in hand. you really can't support trump and his style of politics without also supporting that. and so, that has naturally created a big vacuum in the republican party from, into thez congressional seats. you see people who can't abide by that kind of style politics leaving the party, and so what fills that gap are candidates like laura lumer and margery gre

you now the you could -- you th could invite the chinese over to mar-a-lago for dessert.ou are going to win over president xi? you followed him along like a little puppy dog. you even said on january 24th of this year, "the american people, you're still thinking about that cake and it's the greatest cake i ever had." and you said on january 24th in a tweet, i don't know if you remember this because you don't even remember the difference between war warorld war i and w war ii but you said the american people would like to thank president xi, he's done a fantastic job and we're really grateful he's been so transparent. you said that two days after you said the coronavirus was one person coming in from china and it was going to go away. but how could you have known, right? it was early. you only had everybody in your administration warning you about this. but you don't listen to them. maybe you should have listened to joe biden, who at the same time you were praising president xi actually wrote an op-ed. that's the thing, donald. you create your alternative realities, the re

a far-right candidate won the republican primary for the district that represents mar-a-lago. >> lauramer was banned from uber and lyft after refusing to ride with a muslim driver. and she handcuffed herself to twitter's headquarters after being banned from the site for referring to congresswoman ilhan omar as being pro-sharia law. >> this is somebody who has called herself a proud islamaophobe. >> and president donald trump actually tweeted, congratulating laura loomer-- you're seeing it right there-- saying, "great going, laura. you have a great chance against a pelosi puppet. >> trevor: you know one thing never changes: if you do something awful, trump will congratulate you. you could save a kid from an active volcano, and trump would congratulate the volcano. ( as trump) "that volcano is so big, so beautiful, so much lava. maybe even hotter than my daughter. i don't know, you tell me!" think about it: loomer is so bad that she has been banned from-- and this is real-- twitter, facebook, instagram, uber, lyft, paypal, venmo, gofundme, medium, cpac, and "shakespeare in the park." lik

>> reporter: yes, they have, and those ballots have been mailed to mar-a-lago, of course, their florida residence since they moved from new york to florida and this is something the president's had to wrestle with as he's attacked mail-in voting because he votes by mail and he has ever since he's been in the white house. several of his top aides have. his own family members. these very people, you can see there the information, donald trump, melania trump, getting their ballots so they can vote by mail in the november election. and this is what the president has said. he said it today, i think he summed it up really, you know, pretty briefly, saying that he believes absentee voting is good and mail-in voting is very, very bad. those were the words he used. and you heard that, you know, secretaries of state have said there's essentially no difference in it. there are some states where you have to request your ballot. we've seen several states now because the pandemic say they are mailing ballots to all registered voters in their states including d.c. that's something the president's wres

so we're going to give this absentee center a one-way ticket back home to mar-a-lago or somewhere, but he's lost the respect of the people in south carolina and doesn't deserve to represent them in washington, d.c. >> m.j., the "rolling stone" article quotes you about, first of all, trump's attacks on kamala harris are just making her laugh. to get to the point where she's at, she's faced much worse than him. you are in that world of women like che like kamala harris, who have done things better. how do you respond to attacks like this that come to her and, by the way, you? >> i'm not new in being a predominantly male career field. 99% of the men i served with was only concerned with whether you can't do the job, but there was this 1%. i'm sure it's not new to her as well. she's grown up through the ranks in another predominantly male career field. for women to get to a place where we've been able to be accomplished, we've already put up with so much and already had to be wise as good at our jobs as our male counterparts. i think that's one of the reasons she's so absolutely phenomenal

and those ballots have been mailed to mar-a-lago, which of course is their florida residence since they moved from new york to florida. and this is something the president's had to wrestle with as he attacked mail-in voting because he votes by mail and he has ever since he's been in the white house. several of his top aides have. his own family members. you can see there, the information. donald trump, melania trump, getting their ballots so they can vote by mail in the election. the president summed it up briefly saying that he believes absentee voting is good and mail-in voting is very, very bad. those are the words he used. if you heard that, there is essentially no difference in it. there are some states where you have to request your ballot. we have seen several states now say they are mailing ballots to all registered voters in their states, including d.c. and so, that's something the president has wrestled with. when all the significance of it is the same. the barcode. the fact that you can track it. all of the mechanics of it are exactly the same as doing absentee voting. >> dan

here at the white house, mar-a-lago and new jersey. it's a lot of one on one material he is going to be working with on decisions the president made about black lives matter. the economy, national security, everything really over the last several months. it should be interesting to read before the election. >> at the white house. where she has been stationed and going to be throughout the election. get your rest now while you can. if you can. thank you. >>> there's only a small number of school districts already open for the school year. thousands of students and staff are quarantined because of the hundreds of positive coronavirus cases reported in those districts. what you need to know before sending your kids back to school. can it help with snoring? i've never heard snoring. exactly. no problem... and done save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus 0% interest for 36 months. ends monday. sfrench fry. iced chai. rapad thai. baked pie.. half stack taco pack. lobster mac. baby back. pork chop. soda pop. kebab. so

republican officials and operatives there, travels their frequent, even changed his residence to mar-a-lagoo he is now officially a registered florida voter. what explains that connection? it has that pile of 29 29xion-finding electoral -- defining electoral votes. christmas for the kids of election-law attorneys in florida. in swing states, it is important to note trump is losing ground biden. i don't think team trump has a path forward without the sunshine state. it is a big part of their electoral strategy. is messaging mail in votes and vote by mail has been a constant drumbeat by the president about fraud, but that hasn't been necessarily the case in florida. he tweeted the state election allow it and encouraged people to vote i mail here, drastic difference from his messaging and the rest of the country. one of my favorite data points florida'se underscore national importance is media buying. there has been $60 million venting lord's 10 media markets on tv and radio buying come of the most in the country. it is more than the next two states combined, north carolina and pennsylvania. t

a deadline on saturday to request them to be sent by mail, so normally that would have gone to mar-a-lago. but voters can request vote by mail ballots up until election day, but they can pick it up in person or designate someone to pick it up for them which is what they did. >> is his absentee ballot any different than a mail-in ballot would be? >> so in florida, you don't have to have an excuse to request a vote by mail or absentee ballot as they call it. it's been that way for the past two decades, and the florida legislature in 2016 changed the verbiage from absentee to vote my mail to clear up that confusion. so there's no difference between absentee and vote by mail in florida. you just have to request that ballot. >> no difference, right? >> right. >> no difference. okay. will they have time to mail it back? >> that is up to whatever method he chooses to mail it back. the supervisor of elections office has also offered different ways for people who are concerned with it getting back in time to drop off their ballots. either at the elections office, at early voting locations up until

amy: can you say what he said to you when you were 29 years o old and yoyou went to mar-a-lago, it was outside, and you were wearing a bathing suit? dr. trtrump: it wawas just dona, marla, and me. amy: marla, his second wife. dr. trtrump: we were h having lh on the patio. mar-r-a-lago, it was just his place and despite its pretentiousness, it was prettyy casualal so i felt comfortable coming from the popool with shos and a babathing suit on. donald had golf clothing on. when i apppproached the table, t wawas as if he had never seenene before. he swore. expletive, mary, your stacked. -- you are stacked. even though i had known donald my whole life, that still shocked me and it created a bit of awkwardness in the moment. i just wrapped my towel around myself and sat down. amy: when you heard that videotape from access hollywood where he talks about women -- grabbing women in the p-word and how hehe cannot help himself, sexually assaulting women, did that surprise you? and then he won. sister tell l us what your said when you said, i fear he is going to win? dr. trump: she said he is a cl

other republican officials and operatives there, frequently as you know and changed his residence o mar-a-lago so he is officially a registered florida voter. what makes florida so important that and what explains connection? what mentioned earlier, is important, anyone can win here. s mentioned earlier, it's a one-point state. it has been for the past presidential cycles. it's so close that every november election goes to court, really good christmases for attorneys.aw this is also important to note trump is losing a little bit of ground to biden. that team trump as a path forward without florida. it's part of the electoral and strategy, so trump, it can be seen probably clearest manages to get the key mail-in votes. vote by mail has been a constant drumbeat by the president about fraud, but that hasn't been the ase necessarily here in florida. he tweeted in early august that state's election system, encouraged people to vote by which is drastically different messaging than other country. the another one of my favorite data points, i point to this one in cycle is to n underscore florida's nat

he could have stayed in mar-a-lago for the rest of his life, but what he did was he delivered for the american people because as an american, he saw what was going on. he had been talking about it for years. time to man up. i can say that because it is a conservative crowd. way, he decided to step in the ring. [laughter] [applause] don jr.: i just don't want to be canceled. i'm just kidding, i don't give a shit. i've been canceled four times. [applause] the thing about cancel culture, it only goes one way. once you have been canceled about 400 times like i have, you stop caring. you can go back to living a pretty good life. it is amazing what you can do when you don't give a crap what someone who hates your guts things. s. think one of your great congressman here from the state of pennsylvania. [applause] don jr.: a member of the sportsman's coalition, and by the way, more important, incredibly successful businessman who walked away from that to fight for you. >> one of the best at raising money for the president of united date. one of the top producers for the president in the busine

you may recall that there are other instances he's had people come down to mar-a-lago for official state business. you've seen him at bedminster call this an officiale' talking accepting the republican nomination from the white house. there's a difference between your role as president and your role as a candidate. this president has a hard time understanding that difference. it may be not illegal. it may be unethical. for many it will look to be in poor taste. >> thanks, larry. we'll have a final look at weather after this break. >>> good sunday morning. it's going to be a great day today and i'm here to give you your forecast because it will be hotter in some inland areas. a couple things you should be looking out for. a beautiful shot of wood shied that showcase that is marine layer and then the sunshine on top using our weather underground cameras. you can see just how beautiful the mountains look. in san francisco waking up to that fog again. hey, at least now we can see the buildings behind it. earlier this morning we couldn't. mostly clear conditions. temperatures in the 60s right

next, trump plans to unveil a new stimulus bill from a sauna in mar-a-lago.sure this is the first time in history an executive order was signed with a tiny golf pencil americans were worried when the executive "from the creators of the president's coronavirus response plan." trump conducted a lot of presidential business from his country chub this weekend. he held a press conference with club members in attendance i'm sure they all wore masks and watched from a distance to ensure trump's safety. can we see a photo well, perfect. if there's any barrier the virus can't penetrate, it's loosely arranged bamboo chairs they all look like they're modeling j. crew's new dad paunch collection. trump is like, wow, what a diverse crowd we have here today. there's rich white guys in polos of every color meanwhile, these guys are like, this is crazy, one minute i'm back taking a leak behind the 15th hole, next i'm witnessing a presidential press conference! it's not just the coronavirus taking up trump's time, there are other issues he's dealing with a new report said tru

. >> reporter: when trump took office, he first sang xi's praises, dining together at mar-a-lago.ve spiralled to their lowest in decades. trump has banned chinese technology companies including huawei. he regularly blames china for the pandemic, has angered it for supporting taiwan and says if biden wins america will have to learn to speak chinese. but which president would china prefer? on one handsome view trump as weakening america's alliances and international reputation. chinese propaganda has cited trump's response to the pandemic to raise doubts about u.s. global leadership. that helps china, giving it a window to be more assertive. >> he will have a multi-lateral approach to china, and those people are fearful of a biden presidency. >> reporter: on the one hand, u.s. intelligence cites trump's unpredictability as a reason they would prefer biden. experts say the unpredictability increases the risk of military escalation, as tensions between the two countries rise in the south china sea. chinese say the media have called biden smoother to deal with. >> a biden administratio

at mar-a-lago in palm beach. at his club in new jersey. so it's a lot of one-on-one material bob is going to be working with on decisions the president made on black lives matter, the economy, national security. so, it should be interesting to read before the election. >> kaitlan collins at the white house where she has been stationed and is going to be throughout this election. get your rest now, while you can. if you can. thank you, kaitlan. see you soon. >> thanks, don. >> there is only a small number of school districts already open for the school year. but thousands of students and staff are now dwaquarantined because of hundreds of positive coronavirus cases reported in those districts. what you need to know before sending your kids back to school. that's next. (vo) businesses are always making choices. here's a choice you don't have to make. the largest 5g network... award-winning customer satisfaction... or insanely great value. now, with t-mobile for business, there's no compromise. network. support. value. choose. any. three. t-m

then, of course, there is the notorious video of trump partying at mar a lago with epstein and maxwellhere. he really took the advice to heart. dance like nobody's watching. in vaccine news, today we learned the government gave the pharma company pfizer nearly $2 billion to produce the coronavirus vaccine by the year's end. that's incredibly exciting to hear. the year is going to end? in fact, if the trials go well the vaccine could be approved as early as october 2020. this could yield 100 million doses by december, and is the largest contract yet for the government's coronavirus vaccine program "operation warp speed." except of course for their critically acclaimed spinoff "deep space free injections at cvs." trump is talking about the coronavirus again because he's desperate. right now the only thing rising faster than the number of covid cases are the odds that joe biden is going to be president. as it turns out voters want you to care whether they live or die. huge mistake for wendell willkie's 1940 campaign to go with this slogan: "wendell willkie wants to killkie." biden lead bi

the first thing is, we have to send president trump home, wherever that is, mar-a-lago, trump tower,and, we have to make sure on january 21st, he's there so we can heal the country and restore the great institutions of our democracy. once we do that, whatever happens to steve bannon in court, it won't matter, he'll be in the ash heap of history alongside of president trump. >> appreciate talking to you, thank you. >> good to be here. >> a lot more coming up on 360. we'll dig into the senate testimony from the postmaster general. ta-da! did you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? given my unique lifestyle, that'd be perfect! let me grab a pen and some paper. know what? i'm gonna switch now. just need my desk... my chair... and my phone. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ hey allergy muddlers... achoo! ...do your sneezes turn heads? try zyrtec... ...it starts working hard at hour one... and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. zyrtec muddle no more. wow. jim could you ipop the hood for

the first thing is, we have to send president trump home, wherever that is, mar-a-lago, trump tower,on january 21st, he's there so we can heal the country and restore the great institutions of our democracy. once we do that, whatever happens to steve bannon in court, it won't matter, he'll be in the ash heap of history alongside of president trump. >> anthony scaramucci, appreciate talking to you, thank you. >> good to be here. >> a lot more coming up on "360". we'll dig into the senate testimony from the postmaster general.

or he's going to go down to mar-a-lago and cast that ballot down there.ut quite frankly, i'm mystified as to what the real difference is. sure, there will be a little more volume, but there's no reason the postal service can't handle that volume. >> david, it's been great to have you today. thank you so much for joining us and adding your perspective. >>> and still ahead, new body camera video in the beth of george floyd. what the new angle reveals about his last moments. your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... ...with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill... ...can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some... rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's rinvoq relief. with ra, your overactive immune system attacks your joints. rinvoq regulates it to help stop the attack. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious infections and blood clots, sometimes fatal, have occurred... ...as have certain cancers, including lym

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lived in a modest apartment where she had a futon and now now she has trump tower, bedminster, mar-a-lago and they do well in america then they bring some of their family members over. that's the country we know. >> it's just donald trump has said he wants to change that. >> i got time for one more. "the art of her deal" your book, it's the reporters book. >> i 100% don't want to make -- i didn't set out, had no interest in making a case for or against. >> but here's my -- >> it is filling in the void. >> it's more trying to explain this interesting consequential and little known figure. as my last question let me ask you, what kind of response have you gotten since the book came out it's gotten a fair amount of attention. what kind of response have you gotten from the white house and from team trump? >> i think the public response is how you view her is colored by how you view him. they don't want to even -- those who don't like him, and there are a lot who have intense dislike, just very hard for them to even, like she can't be with him. so there's that. so how could you even write abou

the president has one measure of how he's going to be reelected, in his view-- and that is his mar-a-lago stock market rising? because that's his basis upon which he measures whether or not there's any economic success. and i think he's prepared to do virtually anything to try to get that moving without paying nearly enough attention to what everyone from dr. fauci to scientists all over the country have said in great universities from john hopkins to stanford to columbia, et cetera, have said that we have to really worry about whether or not there's going to be a considerable rebound of this disease, a rebound of this virus. and, look, he hasn't even-- you know, look how long it took him to get the p.p.e., the protective gear to people, still not everywhere. he talks about at this moment, he said "anyone who wants a test can get one." well, he can get one every day if he wants to, and the white house can, but people can't. some people can, but the vast majority of the american people can't just go get a test. i mean, why don't you start to tell the american people the truth? they're toug

. >> well, i have to say, there is no affordable housing within view of mar-a-lago, that is for sure. and let me also just add with my thanks to you, i sure loved your book. your mom, amazing. >> thanks. >>> we'll get reverend al sharpton's burning questions coming your would i next. l sharpton's burning questions coming your would i next for wh? given my unique lifestyle, that'd be perfect! let me grab a pen and some paper. know what? i'm gonna switch now. just need my desk... my chair... and my phone. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>> thousands of protesters again packing the streets in portland, the third night since federal agents departed, protests marked by chanting, speeches and marching. police officers largely standing by, a notable shift away from the clashes that played out between protesters and federal the agents. protesters now looking to sharpen their message as they call for change. and mora, i know you've been talking to some of the protesters about the change of tone on the streets. tell me what they want to see and what did they

in the early stage of his presidency, you know, back when he was running for his office he used mar-a-lago and he would let some of the club members come in and watch in the background. this feels like a return to that. the president is combining the power of positive thinking, that famous book which he subscribes to, if you say something enough it will come true. he combines the power of positive thinking with the political benefits of negative thinking. he is going so extraordinarily negative. we've got to invent new words for the dictionary for what he is doing, the tactics here of accusing the democrats essentially of being evil. essentially of not being american, not being patriotic, not being citizens. it is the lower, lower, lower, we're going lower, lower, lower, the bar is lower, lower, lower and we're still three months to election day. he's saying he's the hero and then it's extraordinarily negative. and when he is called out on it, even once or twice by reporters, he immediately folds. it is so revealing that he walks away as soon as reporters point out his inaccurate statement

and conspiracy theoryists through in the district of florida in the district that contains mar mar-a-lagoxious she's been banned after she tweeted in 2018, quote, someone needs to create a, quote, nonidentify islamic form of uber or lyft because i never want to support another islamic driver. uber and lyft banned her. after the parkland mass car at stoneman high school, loomer accused students who were speaking out about gun violence of, quote, reading a screen or notes someone else wrote for them. in july 2017 loomer actually celebrated the news that more than 2,000 migrants died crossing the mediterranean saying, good, here's to 2,000 more. you might think anyone, not to mention the president of the united states of america, would condemn someone like this. instead, president trump tweeted, great going, laura. you have a great chance against the pelosi puppet. now, why would the president support an open bigot and conspiracy theorist? perhaps for the same reason that this week he supported those who subscribed to the de ranged belief of the qanon conspiracy theory that cabal of satan wo

house district that's home to president trump's mar-a-lago resort. loomer was banned from twitter and facebook in 2018 over her racist attacks on ilhan omar, one of three muslim members of congress. she was also banned from uber and lyft after making islamophobic comments about drivers. donald and melania trump cast absentee ballots in tuesday's primary, and after loomer's victory the president tweeted his congratulationons to her. the republicican party has invid a wealthy white saint louis couplele who brandished guns att black lives matter protesters to speak at the republican national convention next week. mark and patricia mccloskey fa felony charges over the june incident, which saw mark point a semiautomatic assault rifle at protesters, while patricia waived a silver pistol. also set to speak at the rnc, nick sandmann, a catholic high school student from kentucky who was filmed grinning and smirking as he and other students surrounded a native american demonstrator in washington, d.c., last year after the students taunted and mococked particic

i met donald trump at mar-a-lago to ask him about other presidents.ever read anything on lincoln. i even said, did you read a children's book on lincoln? he had not. he does not read american history. he said he operates from his guts and has learned from watching television, so he knows the tv president of his lifetime and particularly like ronald reagan style, but then said reagan's a terrible negotiator to me. he liked things about nixon. but the idea that he understands anything that happened during the civil war in any real way is just not there. so, he's just hijacking celebrity names from history and using them in a self-serving way. >> douglas brinkley, always great to speak with you. thanks for being with us this morning. >> thanks. >>> president trump has spent weeks falsely claiming mail-in voting is rife with fraud. cnn takes you to one state that's now counted millions of mail-in ballots. we're taking you there for the facts, next. whether it's bribes to roll over. ...or an overdue makeover. get all your pet essentials right when you need

people are looking to vote by mail, except the president in florida where he owns mar-a-lago and he vacationsa lot. >> woodruff: a case we'll look at for weeks to months throughout this erection. yamiche alcindor reporting to us fr the white house. thank you, yamiche. >> thank you so much. >> woodruff: and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, ank you, please stay safe, and see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> when the world gets complicated, a lot goes through your mind. with fidelity wealthanagement, a dedicated advisor can tailor advice and recommendations to your life. that's fidelity wealth management. >> carnegie corporation of n york. supporting innovations in education, democratic engagement, and the advancement of international peace and security. at carnegie.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and individuals. >> this program was made possible by e corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station

he could be in bedminister and mar-a-lago and he could be at the whirlpool factory like we were thursday celebrating working men and women. the problem here is capitol hill, the swamp. the two houses that are too far apart. the lord and the founding fathers created executive orders because of partisan bickering and divided government. that's what we have here, but the president has taken action. his constituency, let's be clear. his constituency is mainstream republicans and blue collar democrats and independents who are sick and tired of the swamp and he reached out and he took action. he didn't have to -- he could have just let this keep going, and he did not. he took action, action, action and action. >> you -- okay. you outlined how a negotiation works and you did something very interesting. you said the democrats are 3 trillion and the republicans are 1 trillion. that's what the democrats proposed. they said hey, let's meet in the middle on a number and it looks like mark meadows said no. >> no, no. that's not accurate. here's the thing -- the cardinal rule in negotiations is you do

and you just need to go back to mar-a-lago. >> yeah.ppening in arizona -- we know the cases in arizona, 4500 dead, including your dad, 194,000 cases. we've reached 5.4 million cases nationwide. do you think that winds up handing arizona to biden? >> i wish i could tell the future, but what i'm seeing right now in arizona is that people are increasingly becoming upset with the lack of leadership from doug ducey. he's still not mandated masks. today, he had a rally with president trump in yuma, which is disproportionately seeing the impacts of this pandemic. it seems like they care a little bit more about their political image than actually protecting people. >> yeah. >> kristen, a very eloquent spokesperson for the people who are being victimized by covid. thank you so much. and for joe biden, thank you so much, appreciate you being here. that is "the reidout." stay here. i'll be back with rachel maddow and nicolle wallace for full coverage of the democratic national convention. rage of thec national convention. ta-da! did you know liber

president goes to mar-a-lago.cret service started renting rooms when trump wasn't there and wasn't expected to be there because trump's club wouldn't hold the rooms they wanted, they would rent them to other people. in or thor to get the rooms they wanted, they paid trump's club to rent the rooms for weeks at a time when trump wouldn't be there. it shows you the way that the trump organization treated their captive customer, us. when trump went to his hotel in turnberry, scotland in 2018, they had to move furniture. $1300 in furniture removal charges. that's the kind of charge that they may be doing all the time. we only know about this one because we sued to get these records. >> in response to the story, david, a white house spokesperson told your paper they were, quote, building up a very large dossier on stories that you and other journalists have written about you and the administration. talk about your reaction to that. >> well, if they think we did something wrong, we got some facts wrong -- obviously we as