president compared donald trump to dictators like adolph hitler and mussolini. but the president said he invited both candidates to mexico to talk. trump has 3% support in polls in mexico. >>> later today, donald trump will be in arizona to deliver a speech on immigration. over the course of his campaign, he has talked about wanting to deport 11 million immigrant who are in the united states illegally, but more he now says he would work with them and focus on deporting criminals. in today's speech, he's expected to compare his policy to hillary clinton's, which he said would be complete amnesty for undocumented immigrants. >>> the democrats want the fbi to look at trump's campaign. they think he may have had a hand in the recent hack of a democratic party computer. the breach was traced back to hackers in russia. four leading house democrats say trump aides have close ties to russia. after the hack exposing favoritism for clinton and against sanders. >>> today, hillary clinton will be in the battle ground state of ohio, addressing the american legions convention

embattled president nieto had likened the republican nominee's rhetoric to that of a dictator like adolph hitler or muss so lin n linney. and former president fox saying he wouldn't pay for the wall. >> i'm not going to pay for that -- wall. >> reporter: and the embassy that often provides briefing and support to candidates for on for trips, this time staying on the sidelines. trump's team didn't reach out. trump's visit to mexico a gamble. >> he didn't know what the president of mexico would say. given the position he's in, he needs to that gamble paid off is tonight up for debate. >> with donald trump hoping to appear presidential, tonight, mexico's president is under fire for even inviting the presidential candidate to this country. trump says he shares five goals with mexico, including keeping wealth in this hemisphere and dismantling the drug cart cartels. >> miguel almaguer starting us off. thank you. >>> a big day and night for trump set to deliver his sig speech on immigration and 11th a lot of people wondering where exactly he stands on some issues, even some who support him. hallie jac

above donald trump's, had likened the republican nominee's rhetoric to that of a dictator like adolph hitler or or bennett toe mussolini, former president, vincente fox, going further on trump in his plan to make mexico pay for the wall pay for that -- wall. >> reporter: with reports surfacing, negotiating for five day, the u.s. embassy that often provides briefing and support to candidates on foreign trips, this time staying on the sidelines. trump's team didn't reach out. trump's visit to mexico a gamble. >> he didn't know what the president of mexico would say. given the position he's in, he needs to gamble here or there. >> reporter: whether that gamble paid off is tonight up for in a tweet late tonight, mexico's president is now s saying at the beginning with his conversation with mr. trump, he made it clear mexico would not pay for the wall. that's in contradictions to what mr. trump said during the press conference earlier today. of course, the presidential candidate is trying to look presidential here in mexico, while the mexican president is ng under fire for even inviting the the c

but we have to cooperate with each other to defeat adolph hitler. and that is going to be the driving force in roosevelt's foreign policy in dealing with stalin. we're going to go along, get along as far as we can and as far as that will take us. well, the first time that roosevelt, churchill and stalin meet is in 1943 in tehran. they've communicated with each other with telegrams and the like, but never face to face. they probably already developed some predisposed notions of what the other guy is, what he looks like, what he likes to do, that sort of thing. but the first face to face meeting of the "big three" stalin, roosevelt, churchill, is in 1943 in tehran. they are going to be talking about several items. foremost on their list is, the progress of the war and by 1943, the war's going well. if you'll remember from last time by 1943, we have already driven the german forces out of north africa, an invasion of sicily and an invasion of italy by now. the russian red army is beginning to push the nazis out of their country. we are also in the plan

in the past, he said he wouldn't do that and compared trump to adolph hitler and his policy to clinton's, which he said would be complete amnesty for undocumented immigrants. plans include pathway to citizenship for illegal immigrants with certain restrictions. >>> america is the greatest country in the world and donald trump doesn't think so. that's expected to be hillary clinton's speech in the battleground state of ohio. she will address the -- legion's conventional convention in cincinnati and is expected to portray our opponent as a questionable lead who will "undermine our values, insult allies." >>> donald trump's campaign is accused of being behind a cyber attack of the dnc and the dnc is looking into the fbi to look they believe trump's former campaign manager could be involved. in the past, he worked for pro- russian political parties. the fbi is investigating the cyber attack that led to the release of thousands of democratic documents. >>> on the campaign trail, some big name incumbents are celebrating victory this morning. several states held primaries on tuesday. u.s. senat

adolph hitler. so, naturally, brains aren't good. naturally, i admire this man. in fact, i see myself in him. we're both over-the-top tv personalities who decided to run for president. but i admit, ladies and gentlemen-- but i admit, ladies and gentlemen, i'm humble enough-- ( cheers and applause ) -- i'm humble enough to admit he has surpassed me now. truthiness has to feel true, but trumpiness doesn't even have to do that. in fact, many trump supporters don't believe his wildest promises and they don't care. ( laughter ) yes! they don't care keep if he won't keep his wildest promises! can say anything. ( laughter ) and here's the deal-- truthiness was from the gut but trumpiness clearly comes from much further down the gastrointestinal tract. ( cheers and applause ) keep in mind, and i want to be clear about something-- his supporters know this. his supporters aren't dumb. take the border wall. just last month at a rally, trump said we're going to build real wall. one of his supporters at that same rally pointed out, "i think if he strengthens the borders, it w

>> guest: if they go around saying he's adolph hitler in a fascist i think at some point they have to see he's not adolf hitler in a fascist. it's going to be great because he will renegotiate trade deals. i wants manufacturing back in the country. it's all for what has been done in the name of the religion of the free trade. we used to have 20 million manufacturing jobs and we are down to 11 million on a lower population. we don't make anything here anymore. if he does nothing but renegotiate trade deals, build a wall, let isis do its job, pretty severe damper on more muslim immigration key will be the greatest president since washington if he does nothing else, get rid of obamacare. >> host: do you think that he's interested in running the country and it's not simply about winning? >> guest: he genuinely loves the country and saw so many things going on he can fix. in that opening speech he said something to the effect if we don't stop this now it's going to be unsalvageable and i will say this i think he can fix it and the rest of them can't. just to get back to america for america

but we have to cooperate with each other to defeat adolph hitler. and that is going to be the driving force in roosevelt's foreign policy in dealing with stalin. we're going to go along, get along as far as we can and as far as that will take us. well, the first time that roosevelt, churchill and stalin meet is in 1943 in tehran. they've communicated with each other with telegrams and the like, but never face to face. they probably already developed some predisposed notions of what the other guy is, what he looks like, what he likes to do, that sort of thing. but the first face to face meeting of the "big three" stalin, roosevelt, churchill, is in 1943 in tehran. they are going to be talking about several items. foremost on their list is, the progress of the war and by 1943, the war's going well. if you'll remember from last time by 1943, we have already driven the german forces out of north africa, an invasion of sicily and an invasion of italy by now. the russian red army is beginning to push the nazis out of their country. we are also in the plan

>> guest: if they say he's adolph hitler and a some point they have to see he's not a fascist and will negotiate the trade deals i want manufacturing to come back to this country. i think that it is really awful what has been done in the religion of free trade. we used to have 20 million manufacturing jobs. we don't make anything in the country anymore. think about all the jobs it will create in rebuilding infrastructure. it's nothing but renegotiating the trade deals in the law, it's a pretty severe damper. he would be the greatest president since george washington if he does nothing else. >> host: do you think that he's interested in running the country? >> guest: yes. >> host: so it isn't simply about winning. >> guest: i think he is a genuine patriot who loves the country. if you looked around and saw so many things going on in that opening speech he said something to the affect its going to be too late and it's going to be unsalvageable. he can fix it. the rest of them can't. just to get back and then you can fight about everything else. i dedicated the book because i am taking th

. >> cher said that trump is a racist, insane, reminds her of adolph hitler and hillary clinton saidexcited that cher is with us>> she alwa. we've got to go. thank you, panel. >>> up next, our power player of the week. america's golden girl on her future in and out of the pool. ♪"all you need is love" plays my eyelove is finding a different angle. my eyelove is season 1, episode 1. my eyelove is making a story come alive. eyelove is all the things we love to do with our eyes. but it's also having a chat with your eye doctor about dry eyes that interrupt the things you love. because if your eyes feel dry, itchy, gritty, or you have occasional blurry vision, it could be chronic dry eye. go to myeyelove.com and feel the love. ♪ [ tires screech ] flo: [ ghost voice ] oooo! [ laughs ] jaaaaamie, the name your price tool can show you coverage options to fit your budget. tell me something i don't know -- oh-- ohhh! she slimed me. which i probably should've seen coming. [ laughs ] >>> we've been following katie ledecky for two years now after her upset victory at the london olympics and gear

. >> reporter: the mexican president likening the billionaire's rhetoric to adolph hitler and be knee

african-american athletes who, along with noted track and fielder jesse owens, defied jim crow and adolph hitlerparticipate in the 1936 olympics held in nazi germany. since then, the story of owens' four gold medals has dominated the narrative of african-american achievement in the 1936 games. but a new documentary tells the story of the 17 other black olympians, including two women, whose stories have faded into obscurity. >> this is one of the great tragedies of the story we tell. you have 17 or 18 athletes here on the world stage. one of them is her member. >> by the time 1936 came around, people begin to understand who hit there was and what his goals were. >> it was an opportunity on the world stage against white oupremacy -- ti whiteove wha supremacy. >> there is something so special about what they did and who they did it in front of. >> they did something really important at a seminal point in human history. not african-american history. not american history. human history. something incredibly important. >> simply being on the medal stand in 1936 cents a message. -- sent a message. >> t

. >> cher said that trump is a racist, insane, reminds her of adolph hitler and hillary clinton said we're so excited that cher is with us tonight. >> she always was a cher fan. we've got to go. thank you, panel. >>> up next, our power player of the week. america's golden girl on her future in and out of the pool. >>> we've been following katie ledecky for two years now after her upset victory at the london olympics and geared up for 2016. like all of you, we celebrated her victories in rio. we were delighted to catch up with her to discuss all she's accomplished and what's next. here's our power player of the week. >> it's pretty sweet. i'm still smiling a lot. my cheeks are hurting. >> it's good to be katie ledecky these days. she's made a triumphant return to washington. she got bryce harper to hold her medals while she threw out the first pitch at the nationals game and went back to her former school to meet with students. >> what is michael phelps like? >> he's nice. good swimmer. >> i love answering the questions and sharing the moments with them and hopefully inspire them to d

. >> reporter: the mexican president likening the billionaire's rhetoric to adolph hitler and be knee toe mussolini. he tweeted that the purpose of the visit is to promote the interests of mexicans worldwide and protect mexicans wherever they might be. during a north american summit with president obama in july, nieto promised a frank, open dialogue with whomever is elected. >> tomorrow night in arizona, big speech on immigration. >> reporter: trump is set to unveil his long awaited immigration plan, but details remain vague. the big question is whether trump will soften his hardline position to use force deportation to remove an estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants. >> 11 million people in this country that came in illegally. they will go out. >> we have to have baby steps first. >> reporter: well, trump has not used the word baby steps in relation to his approach to immigration policy. so we'll have to see how that works out. later we will see what steps he will take. the clinton camp, for their part, weighing in on trump's meeting with mexico's president, the campaign relea

you're right, there are times when people, in print, compared his appearance to charlie chaplin or adolph hitler, and in 1948 or 1944, little brown mustaches were probably not a terribly politically potent weapon. >> let me give you a look at the 1948 g.o.p. convention in philadelphia when thomas e. dewey accepts the nomination for president from his party. >> there's been honest contention, spirited disagreement, and i believe, considerable arguments. but don't let anybody be misled by that. you have given here, in this hall, a moving and dramatic hope of how americans, who honestly differ, close ranks and move forward for the nation's wellbeing, shoulder to shoulder. [applause] let me assure you that, beginning next january 20, there will be team work in the government of the united states of america. when these rights are secure in this world of ours, the permanent ideals of the republican party shall have been realized. [applause] the ideals of the american people are the ideals of the republican party. we have, tonight, and in these days which preceded us, in philadelphia, lighted a beacon