so a lot of my colleagues -- i know my colleague adam kinsinger was on some shows today stating similar things i have that and my other colleague -- i'm one of the co-chairs of the center right group in congress, the tuesday group myself, bob dole, adam kinsinger and we have all taken the same position right now and we're going to have more conversations about how we deal with this moving forward but we're not prepared to embrace our nominee. >> there has been some reporting there are even people within the party who are talking -- especially after what trump said about paul ryan and upsetting reince priebus who's so close to paul ryan, there's even talk about a scenario where the party would invoke rule nine and try to take back the nomination and come up with another choice. is that complete fantasy? >> well, i don't know if that's possible or not, to be perfectly candid. this is a mystery to me. why would the nominee poke a stick in the face of the speaker. the titular head of the republican party? it makes no sense. paul ryan is going to win his primary by a huge margin, why pick a

yesterday, illinois representative adam kinsinger became the latest republican refusing to support trump in november angry over his feud with a gold star family. trump's own running mate mike pence also split with him and endorsed house speaker paul ryan. >> i'm strongly supporting of paul ryan strongly endorse his re-election. >> reporter: a fox news poll shows trump trailing clinton by 10% nationally. hillary clinton attacked him. >> i really would like him to explain, um, why he paid chinese workers to make, um, trump ties. this is one of them. it's got his name on it, of course. >> reporter: today clinton will continue to talk about jobs and the economy at an event in las vegas. hena daniels, cbs news. >> and there's growing concern among thans trump's controversy could damage the party. kpix 5's political analyst melissa caen says that congressional races could also be affected. >> somebody has to get through to him that if he continues to have 48 hours like the one he just had, then not just his presidency but other members of his party, the down ballot tickets, the senate, the hou

. >> let's bring in adam kinsinger now. sea pilot in the air national gart. he is also a republican who said he doesn't think he can support donald trump for president. congressman, thanks for joining me, as always. >> you bet, thanks. >> let's get your response to mr. trump's foreign policy speech today. he said that we can find common ground with russia in the fight against isis. he said if you work with us against terrorism you're an ally. do you agree? >> no. look. let's think about what russians are doing. first off russians are in a line with two very bad people. al-assad in syria and the iranians. they are named, propping up this guy that murdered half a million people. american standards i think should shun that to say the left. other thing is russians are constantly engaged in bombing medical facilities in syria. there's a human tragedy in aleppo right now that russians have been bombing indiskrem nantly civilians. frankly ally he of the united states and west. so this idea that somehow align ourselves with russia and saying we are going to align our

yesterday, illinois representative adam kinsinger became the latest republican refusing to support trumpn november angry over his feud with a gold star family. trump's own running mate mike pence also split with him and endorsed house speaker paul ryan. trump in the meantime is trying to refocus attention on hillary clinton blaming her not creation of isis and tiger had to ak -- her to the creation of isis and tying her to the ransom payment to iran for the release of four hostages. >> $400 million in cash. how do you do that? this was something all started by "crooked hillary" clinton. >> speaking at a tie company based in denver clinton said he paid chinese workers to make trump ties. clinton will be in las vegas today. a new fox news poll out wednesday shows trump now trailing clinton by 10% nationally. >> clint eastwood has some words for the current generation, right? >> he did. [ laughter ] >> most every those i can't repeat on television. but basically, he said that people nowadays are walking on egg shells kissing up to other people instead of being tough and resilient. that's my

adam kinsinger from illinois. but that's it. hanna and kinsinger.than that, the list of republicans offended by trump's behavior, that they're publicly dumping him, that list includes a former staffer to jeb bush, a former staffer to chris christie, also meg whitman, who ran in california and lost by double-digits. we are in a remarkable time if you listen to the way republicans talk about what's going on in their party right now. it seems like they're being torn asunder the way they talk about things. their presidential candidate not only doesn't endorse the top republican in congress, politico reports that trump's campaign staffers are in wisconsin, they're working in house speaker's district in wisconsin for ryan's primary opponent. trump staffers working on the ground for the guy trying to oust the speaker of the house in the republican primary, which happens next week, and yet, paul ryan continues to endorse donald trump. even with things that radical going on. even with all the desperation that all the anonymous sources are willing to spew to

so that gives these members of congress, who are speaking out, it's adam kinsinger of illinois and charlie dent of pennsylvania. they have really rooted in their own home constituencies ambivalence about donald trump. that gives them added backing to speak out. there may be others in the party who share their views, don't like the way he's conducted himself and the things he's chosen to talk about. the way he's offended different sectors of the electorate, but they may not feel as comfortable stepping out when others in the party will need conservative voters to turn out, to show up at these elections. so much of what happens when it comes to endorsements or not endorsements has to do with how it could affect other races. that's something that can help us decipher how this all plays out. >> if you look specifically at the fact that he will not vote for donald trump, he will vote for mark kirk. he took back the endorsement of donald trump i think it was back in june after the judge statements. we have represent hanna in new york, who is retiring. he went the step further saying he's going t

adam kinsinger is the first to break. >> this spat with a family of a fallen soldier, that swore to protectnd defend the united states wouldn't initially say we honor the family for their service. immediately took it as what it was to him, an affront to him, between that, between of course blaming george w. bush for 9/11 and all the other sins we've seen in the past, donald trump for me is beginning to cross a lot of redlines for the unforgivable in politics. in america we have the right to write somebody in or skip the vote and vote for mark kirk in illinois, for instance, that's what it's looking like for me today. i don't see how i get to donald trump anymore. >> kinzinger is weighing writing in a candidate. others said they would vote for hillary clinton. treasury secretary hank paulson, richard -- on the democratic side, hillary clinton began planning her transition to the white house. clinton tapped john padesta to lead the effort. in her latest attack against donald trump, clinton is targeting the republican nominee for outsourcing production on some his signature products. on the ca

adam kinsinger.far say they are not voting for trump include ted cruz of texas, lindsey graham of south carolina, ben sass of nebraska, the new kid on the block, mark kirk, worried about his re-election in illinois. jeff flake, one of the stars of the future. and dean hower of nevada. all of them off trump. joining me is former republican congressman and house majority leader tom delay who hasn't aged a day since the last time i saw him. there he is. hi, tom. how you doing? he's the author of "a radical call from the former majority leader of the united states." sir, tell us about trump and how he fits into where your republican party was headed when you left it, when you stopped being a leader. what's going on in your party? >> well, unfortunately, the party is split apart mainly and i think this has been said by you and so many others, the type of leadership that we've had in the house and the senate over the last few years has greatly exasperated a great number of people in the party. they will ta

several republicans now saying publicly they won't support trump, including rising gop star, adam kinsinger. >> donald trump for me is beginning to cross a lot of red lines of the unforgiveable in politics. i'm not going to support hillary, but in america, we have the trite write somebody in or skip the vote or vote for mark kirk in illinois. that's what it is looking like for me. >> trump's decision not to endorse paul ryan in his primary battle battle battle infuriating reince priebus. pence giving him a full throated endorsement. >> i strongly support paul ryan. i strongly endorse his reelection. he is a long time friend. he is a strong conservative leader. >> the controversy is leading some top supporters to question trump's perceived self-sabotage. newt gingrich, a finalist to be trump's running mate, telling the "washington post," he is helping hillary clinton to win, by proving he is more unacceptable than she is. >> in the last couple of weeks, he has been remarkably under performing. >> gingrich later backtracking, saying he is 100% for trump. >> and carol, that was a message, newt

several republicans now saying publicly they won't support trump, including rising gop star, adam kinsingerginning to cross a lot of red lines of the unforgiveable and i'm not going to support hillary and we have the right to write somebody in, mark kirk in illinois for instance. i just don't see how i get to donald trump any more. >> trump's decision not to endorse paul ryan in his primary battle in few battle in fewer rating reince priebus. even mike pence, splitting with him over ryan, giving a full throated endorsement. >> i strongly support paul ryan, strongly endorse his reelection. he is a long time friend. strong conservative leader. >> in the controversy is leading some to question his self-sabotage. newt gingrich, a finalist to be the running made, telling the "washington post," trump is helping hillary clinton to win, by proving he is more unacceptable than she is. >> the last couple of weeks, he has been remarkably under performing. >> later backtracking, telling politico, he is quote, 100% for trump. >> and that was a message reiterated in a private phone call to the trump camp