let's bring back anderson cooper. anderson mr.d a lot to say about immigration. >> he certainly did "the washington post" has reporting that a hotel that trump is building is actually employing some i what i asked trump next. "the washington post," as you know say that some of the workers building this beautiful hotel you're building in washington, d.c. are illegal. they talked to 15 workers. they said a number of those 15 came here legally, through asylum they're not legal, but a number did say they were illegal. isn't it hypothetical say that illegal immigration is killing this country to be employs illegal employees? >> i read the story, we're building a great hotel, it's being done beautifully. and by the way, that story does not name any names. they said they spoke to one or two, but they don't name them. they don't even know if it's true. >> what they say is several of the men have earned u.s. citizenship or legal status through legal programs. others quietly acknowledge they remain in the country illegally. >> they have to

anderson cooper, who had the interview with donald trump, joining us now. anderson you're hearing this discussion that happened. you interviewed donald trump. do you get a sense that he might tone it down? >> i don't see him toning it down. i mean certainly he seems to be doubling down if anything you know he is unapologetic about really everything he has said, even a tweet that was re-tweeted by trump or by somebody in his campaign, but on his twitter page and then deleted by trump because it was viewed as offensive to jeb bush and his wife. though it wasn't something trump said. it was something he re-tweeted. trump said he didn't authorize the tweet to go out but doesn't regret it he doesn't apologize for it. even though the tweet itself was deleted. it's rare that you will hear donald trump saying something negative, as you hear in that interview, most things with trump are superlative. it's a great conversation. it's the best hotel. it's the best subcontractor to hire. that's who donald trump is. that's his style. >> what did he say to one suggestion ab

donald trump is also speaking out in a new interview with anderson cooper. he weighs in on sandra bland's arrest and whether he thinks the officer went too far. >> sandra bland is an african-american woman pulled over in texas. >> i saw that. >> i'm not asking you specifics because i can't be expected to look over everything but pulled over for not changing signals and the dash cam has been released. a lot of people are upset about that. to african-americans in this country, a lot of people believe they are treated differently by police. do you believe that there's a problem with that? >> i hope not. but i will tell you, i saw that clip on your show by the way, and i thought it was terrible. and i thought he was so aggressive. a traffic signal as i understand it and who gets out of a car for a traffic signal? i haven't been pulled over in a while, actually but seriously, he just was very aguessive. i didn't like his demeanor and thought it was terrible to be honest with you, and i'm a huge fan of the police. i think the police have to be given back power, bu

comments about immigrants speaking candidly with anderson cooper last night. >> you talked about building a great wall on the border or parts of the border about being tough. >> i would do something very strong. number one, i wouldn't think of anything until i built a wall unpenetrable. there will be nobody coming into this country illegally. tat's number one. number two, i would get the ones that are criminals, drug dealers and the people that are forced in by mexico. and you know exactly what i'm talking about, because mexico is smarter and sharper and more cunning. and frankly have much better negotiators than we have. and i will get the ones that are forced in by the country of mexico into our country, forced in those people would get out and they would get out fast. the rest i would be looking at very seriously. >> when you say looking at seriously, would there be a pathway to citizen ship -- you're talking 11 million at the very least. >> it's too early for me to say. when you say citizenship, the most we are talking about is legal. but let me just say, before i

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lots of attention on trump and that anderson cooper interview short a get attention going forward. among the other presidential candidates who is a good for and who is it bad for. >> let's start with rick perry as a winner because he got to use the word perdition and a barking carnival act -- i love that language. he is on the bubble. attacking trump right now, if you are where he is -- as long as the front runner is protected he is in solid shape. bush will have all of the money he needs and the support he needs and trump is blocking other people from rising up. who is the loser? >> john kasich. all of the other reasonable republicans, but a guy like john kasich who is not supposed to get that announcement bump. like everybody else blotted out from his announcement speech and got almost no buzz in the national media. >> loser? jeb bush. jeb bush is a loser at the main reason that trump is succeeding -- anyway, a reason is people don't want the royal families of bush or clinton and trump is stoking this. it does lead other candidates and the populace at large to focus on this notio

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in an interview with anderson cooper he took aim at hillary clinton.er secretary told cnn she was disappointed in trump's description of mexican immigrants of criminals and rapists. trump said she dodged questions to the media. >> she has a lot to hide. she was the worst secretary of state in the history of the united states. >> also new this morning, republican source tells cnn that republican committee chairman reince priebus called trump to voice concerns that trump is hurting the party. priebus says he has spent years to make in-roads with the hispanic community. there is glowrowing controversy over the trump hotel that has undocumented workers at the construction site. cnn's joe johns has that. >> reporter: john and christine. a rare moment for trump. a candidate known for speaking his mind and decisively about a range of issues. it is about trump's construction projects including one going up in washington, d.c. where he has hired a top project management company to oversee the job. questions have been raised about whether any of the workers on t

also more from anderson cooper's interview from donald trump. they just wrapped it just recently.d he also talks about his personal attacks against rivals and a potential tone change if he were to be elected president. stay right here. at the cool table. but your jansport backpack is permission to park it wherever you please. hey. that's that new gear feeling. now get a swiss gear backpack for only $10. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. mornings. wonderful, crazy mornings. we figure you probably don't have time to wait on hold. that's why at xfinity we're hard at work building new apps like this one that lets you choose a time for us to call you. so instead of waiting on hold, we'll call you when things are just as wonderful... [phone rings] but a little less crazy. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. >>> all right. here we go. hour two. you're watching cnn beginning with breaking news here in the charleston church massacre that left those nine african-a

let's discuss all of this with cnn's anderson cooper. you must be going on a couple cups of coffee by now after no sleep last night, but what an interview. were you surprised by how defiant he still is? >> not really. this is donald trump. it's classic donald trump. i think the interesting thing about obviously talking to him is that, you know you can present him with all the facts and figures and studies you want regardless he very closely sticks to his message. he sort of pivots very quickly, and on this issue he really wants to -- he clearly wants to keep the attention on this issue. he feels this is an issue he has made great strides with. this is an issue he feels very strongly about, and he feels he has set the debate for the entire gop right now. >> but at the same time it's no secret that the republicans need hispanics to vote for them if they are to win a general election. >> president obama got 71% of the hispanic vote the last election. he claims, donald trump is tlaer claiming he can get the latino vote. you doesn't make it c

not to mention he had quite the fiery interview with our anderson cooper last night.ere's a lot to talk about happening next. >>> well, donald trump is at it taking bad press and meeting it head-on. he's denying the head of the republican party rang him up to tell him to dial it down when it comes to immigration. this is what donald trump tweeted, totally false reporting on my call with reince priebus. he called me, ten minutes, said i hit a nerve. doing well. end. the rnc chairman reince priebus called donald trump yesterday, sources tell cnn, and reportedly asked that presidential candidate to tone down the inflammatory remarks about undocumented immigrants, worried it could hurt the republican party. as the republican party and trump go back and forth, the billionaire businessman is standing by his derogatory comments about who is crossing the border and what they're up to when they do. listen to what he told our anderson cooper last night. >> you talk about their reports. i have to look at a bunch of studies here that say there's actually no correlation between il

trump doubles down in a new interview with cnn's anderson cooper. we'll get reaction from lindsey graham giving us his first interview since the controversy exploded. republican congress mast adam kindsinger is also with us and we have a correspondent with the latest news. we begin with barbara starr and the concern over president obama's trip. what are you hearing? >> president obama may not be headed to the homeland of his fire but right into a hotbed of terrorist threats. al shabaab militants in east africa now posing new worries for president obama's trip to kenya. cnn hayes learneds learned the u.s. has conducted nearly half a dozen secret air strikes against al shabaab forces. intelligence showed an attack against kenyan troops there was imminent. by the al qaeda africa affiliate. >> it sends a clear message to al shabaab not to try to attempt anything against the president. >> the u.s. does not believe al shabaab can get anywhere near the president, but there are other reasons to worry. >> what most likely is not an attack against a u.s. gove

the businessman defending his treatment of fellow republicans telling anderson cooper he is just reacting to their personal attacks. >> they are saying horrible things like i don't know these people. am i supposed to just say it's okay for them to say, one guy i guess lindsey graham called me a jackass. you have to fight back. the country has to fight back. everyone's pushing our country around. we cannot allow that anderson. >> is it presidential? >> i think it is presidential to fight back. >> you put out a personal phone number. >> you have to see the story. the story he wanted to get on fox & friends. i never met the guy. he wanted to come in for campaign contributions. he gave me the number. he starts hitting me years later. i happen to have this crazy phone number and said this guy was over here and as you probably know the room was packed and standing room only. they had other theaters with overflow crowds with closed circuit televisions into other rooms. the place went wild. we all had a good time. >> but is that presidential? >> i think so. i think it's fine. >> when you are talk

anderson cooper will join us next hour to talk about that interview. and if you are following the election get all the latest political news by going to cnnpolitics.com. >>> the markets are looking to rebound following the technical glitch that froze the new york stock exchange for hours yesterday. and this could not come at a worse time with china and greece thrusted into economic turmoil. business correspondent christine romans is here to break it down today. >> the futures are higher soing willing today as if there's going to be a rebund from a really bad day yesterday. the dow found 260 points. the market actually opens in a couple hours. so let's talk about what happened with an embarrassing glitch at the new york stocks exchange exchange for four hour. they had a technical problem, a configuration problem that shut it down. they tell us they will be opening on time as usual this morning at 9:30 eastern time two hours, 14 minutes. what's going on in world markets so important that everything is up and running. right now we're having a rebound arou

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tonight anderson cooper sits down with donald trump. we were just talking to carl bernstein who said donald trump was biggest gift to the democratic party. listen you know he's really quintupled down on these comments about mexicans and immigrants and those comments are costing the republican presidential candidate dearly thus far although when you look at polls, you know, it hasn't cost him that much. let me bring in anderson who just got miked up and sat down to talk to me a little bit about your interview. >> i certainly ask him a lot about those comments none of which he is backtracking on. >> he's not. >> and he also takes on other republican challengers who now have come out against many of the comments that he made. i also started the interview by asking him about a report now that the "washington post," they interviewed some 15 workers at a hotel that's being built in washington, d.c. that trump owns being bhilt by trump, and they said that several of those, didn't give an exact number of those workers, were illegal immigrants s

the businessman defending his treatment about fellow republicans, telling anderson cooper he is just reacting to their personal attacks. >> they are saying horrible things. i don't even know these people. am i supposed to say oh, it is okay for them to say -- one guy, i guess it was lindsey graham called me a jackass. i'm called a jackass. you have to fight back. everyone's pushing our country around. we have to fight back. >> is that presidential? to give somebody's personal phone number? >> you have to see the whole story. he wanted to get on fox and friends and he called me out of the blue. he wanted to come in for campaign contributions. he gave me the number. he starts hitting me years later. i happen to have this crazy phone number. i held it up. i said this guy was over here and as you probably know the room was packed. standing room only. in fact they had other theaters with overflow crowds and closed circuit televisions. we all had a good time. >> is that presidential? somebody in congress you would give out somebody's personal number? >> i was called out by somebody unfairl

. >>> we'll take a break but still to come cnn's anderson cooper asked donald trump what he would do to stop isis. his answer? bombing the oil fields. >> you don't think that bombing the oil fields is going to anger huge numbers of people? >> i would bomb the hell out of those oil fields. when you're not confident you have complete visibility into your business, it can quickly become the only thing you think about. that's where at&t can help. at&t's innovative solutions connect machines and people... to keep your internet of things in-sync, in real-time. leaving you free to focus on what matters most. ♪ the goodness that goes into making a power kale chicken caesar salad is rivaled only, by the goodness felt while eating one. panera. food as it should be. we live in a pick and choose world. choose choose choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number don't miss the final days of the lowest prices of the season. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good

. >>> anderson cooper spoke to james dinkens about the schemeescape. >> is it so much that he escaped or was allowed to escape? it seems impossible there wasn't a collusion of people inside this prison. >> this one i think relied less on bribing his way out and a lot more traditional means. you know this is somebody who really perfected the tunnelling system not only to bring drugs into the united states but that's how he evaded being captured for ten years is through tunnels. it's not surprising that you know in a second captivity in a maximum security prison he resorted to what he knew best and that is heavily engineered construction tunnel and popping up under the floor of his cell. it's quite amazing. >> mexico's interior minister says he was wearing a monitoring bracelet and was under 24-hour surveillance when he escaped. >> just stunning. >>> it is early morning in vienna and in tehran. all eyes on those two cities as we inch closer to a possible deal on iran's nuclear weapons program. >> sources tell us the agreement could be imminent. the last major stumbling block appears to

anderson cooper sat down with donald trump and ask about his thoughts on isis and the fact that theyl fields. >> i would attack those oil fields owned and controlled by isis. they are taking tremendous money out. they are renovating a hotel in iraq. can you believe it? >> wouldn't you be destroying the wealth of iraq? >> there is no iraq. there is no iraq. excuse me there are no iraqis. they are broken into so many factions. >> and you don't think that bombing iraqi oil fields owned by isis is going to anger huge amounts of people? >> i wouldn't send any troops because you wouldn't need them by the time i got finished. i'd bomb the hell out of the oil fields and get exxon and other oil companies to rebuild them so fast your head would spin. you ever see how fast they put up rigs? these guys are unbelievable. they would be in there, finished so fast. >> wouldn't you need u.s. troops to protect the oil fields? >> yes. you put a ring around them. you've taken all of the wealth away. this is what should be done. >> bomb the hell out of those oil fields. i see that smile on your face. you

here is what he told anderson cooper last night. >> this animal that killed kate he came across five times. now, maybe he came across because he thought the weather was nice. maybe he was pushed across by mexico officials. mexico's leaders are much smarter and sharper and more cunning than our leaders. they are doing things that we don't know about. let's see what happens. i am going to speak to a lot of people tomorrow. a lot of people are excited that i'm going to the border. i may never see you again but these are minor details. >> he is talking about kate steinle, a woman killed in san francisco by an undocumented immigrant. are people excited to see him there? >> i definitely think that there is going to be a mixed reaction. i was watching the local coverage here and there are certainly as you can imagine a lot of critics out there saying that they do not like the way that he is portrayed undocumented immigrants the way he has talked about them as rapists, as criminals saying that that's who the mexican government is pushing here. one interesting note that has happened this morn

tarsia's sister spoke by phone with anderson cooper. >> i never put him out of my mind.ut what did he and how awful this guy is. >> it was july 4, 2002. deputy tarsia pulled into the parking lot where the men were parked. in court the three suspects shared what happened next. sweat who was hiding under a truck said the deputy opened fire first. then sweat got to his feet and started firing. one of sweat's bullets hit him in the stomach. reportedly his small intestine and a kidney. as the. sweat jumped into another vehicle and ran over the deputy. dragging him with the car across the parking lot. he was still alive when one of the other suspects then charged out of the woods. picked up the deputy's gun which he had dropped and shot him. point blank twice in the face. sweat was charged after police found a hand drawn map and sketch of the fireworks store with sweat's finger print on it. now sweat was also heading to prison where he would meet richard matt for the first time. and other inmates say, quickly become friends. the relationship made closer by the fact both are ho

on that front, trump did tell anderson cooper he would draw hispanics to the party. >> i will create jobs. i will take jobs from china. i will take jobs excuse me from mexico from japan where they are sending millions of automobiles all the time and we get nothing. i'll take jobs back and bring them back into the country. the latinos will work and make good money. they will vote for me. i'll tell you what i will take them away from hillary clinton. >> but the new concern for republicans goes beyond immigration now. now trump is leaving the door open to a possible third party bid for president. asked if he would support which ever republican emerges from the primaries. he told the washington post he would have to see who the nominee is. this morning, problems mounting in a trump hotel in washington, d.c. cnn's joe johns has the latest. >> reporter: john, now there are questions over the tone of the comments by the chairman of the republican party reince priebus. they have to walk a fine line because the 2012 election has been making in-roads to the latinos and the concern is that trum

but a candid and defiant trump stood by those derogatory remarks with our man anderson cooper in a one on one sit down with trump. this was quite the challenge you had on your hands. >> it's always interesting talking to donald trump. we sat down in the trump tower. he's clearly sticking by his remarks. he's not apologetic really for anything he said even a tweet that was deleted -- a retweet about jeb bush and his wife. but on immigration he is essentially doubling down saying some people took his remarks out of context but he stands by what he said. i pressed him a lot on the illegal immigration issue. take a look. more people have been deported under obama than any other president previously. >> and more people are coming in under obama by far than any president ever. there's never been an entrance like this. and they're walking right past our patrols. >> but the patrols have gone up significantly. >> i can just say this. more people are in this country right now illegally than ever before. i will build a better wall and i will build it cheaper and mexico will pay. >> how? come on.

anderson cooper trying to push him on this issue in his one-on-one interview with him. >> the notion of forgiveness, that's not a central point for you? >> i try not to make mistakes where i ask for forgiveness, for one thing. i don't like to make a lot of mistakes, so -- >> and the idea of repentence is than an idea for you? >> i think it's a good thing. >> but do you feel a need to? >> if i make a mistake, yeah i think it's great. but i try not to make mistakes. why do i have to repent? why do i have to ask for forgiveness if you're not making mistakes? i work hard. i've employed tens and thousands of people. >> you give millions to charity. >> i built the vietnam memorial in lower manhattan. >> earlier i spoke with anderson about his interview and asked him about the fallout over trump's remarks about religion. >> rick perry hit him about that yesterday saying anybody who is too self-absorbed -- and i'm quoted -- arrogant to ask for forgiveness is exactly the kind of person john adams prayed would not get into the white house. among evangelical supporters that's why

last night, anderson cooper asked donald trump if all of his employees, including construction workers at this site were in the u.s. illegally and he said he could not say so with 100% certainty. despite the reports and comments calling latino immigrants rate this to bring drugs and crime to the united states, he says him if he wins the republican nomination, he will carry the latino vote. >> people are pulling out. the damage is already done. it is an unfortunate result, but if you are in business, you have to react to these kinds of things. sam: this protest is organized by the congressional delegation. it kicks off in about an hour and a half. if you are in the area organizers are asking you to use caution as the protest may spill onto pennsylvania avenue. jummy: coming up, a closer look at yesterday's technical issues that impacted the new york stock exchange. , united airlines, and the wall street journal. the next step in the investigation. a new danger uncovered in testing children's toys. and tracking some potential severe weather. doug is timing i jummy: we have an update on t

trump sat down with anderson cooper to talk about and some of the tension with his fellow candidates.n that debate stage, one of the things i think they are go tg to hit you with your opponents, not the immediate yarks they will say you have flip flopped. you are decisive in business but independent, unaffiliated democrat republican back and forth. what's up with that? >> you know who else left a man named reagan. he was a democrat. he became a republican. >> but you were unaffiliated independent. >> and i live in new york. >> you were pro choice and now you are not. >> if you look at that clip i hate the concept of abortion. also i'm a businessman. they are talking to me as a businessman about things like abortion. nobody even asked me questions like that. but if you look at that clip and let it run, i talk about how i hate the concept -- i went on forever about it. nobody would ask me questions, you know, it is sort of a question you don't ask -- i build buildings. they are not asking am i pro choice or pro life. what a i am. i don't use the word flip. i have evolved on a lot of dif

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as much controversy as donald trump stirs up he told our anderson cooper he's serious. >> i'm in it tohat happens. i'm going to have thousands of people that work for me standing up saying we love trump. what i'm going to do for the latinos is i'm going to create jobs from china, i'm going to take jobs excuse me from mexico japan, where they are sending millions of automobiles all the time and we get nothing out of it. i'm going to bring jobs back and the latinos are going to be able to work and make money and they are going to vote for me and i'll take them away from hillary clinton. >> let me bring in matt lewis, peter beinart. welcome to both of you. matt you're up to bat first because you just heard donald trump tell anderson cooper yes, i'm in it to win it and it's impossible to crawl into the heart of mind of donald trump but do you think he thinks he can win? >> i think we have to take him seriously at this point. he's polling in -- depending on what poll you're looking at early stage national polls. i think he is tapping into something. some of it is positive. look i think that

cnn released a clip from his new interview with anderson cooper in which donald trump claimed he would "change his tone" as potus. he also took potshots at perry. all of this focus on trump and his rise in the polls, who is it good for an bad for? john: let's start with rick perry as a winner, first floor because he got to use the word perdition in a speech and he talked about trump as a carnival barker. attacking trump right now if you are where he is, which is right at number nine or number 10, it is good for him in terms of national coverage. good for kerry and good for him in terms of the debate. mark: it is also good for bush, because he is the front runner. as long as the front runner is protected, he's in solid shape. bush will have all the support and money he needs. trump is blocking other people from rising up. who is a loser? john: john kasich. and all of the other reasonable republicans. a guy like john kasich who is not supposed to get that big announcement but, -- an announcement both, we will see in the polls. he announced yesterday and he got almost no bump in the media

he has said that to anderson cooper and others. what appears to be new is a threat to the republican national committee. don't push me too far, warning if they are unfair to him maybe that could be something that pushes him to run independent of the republican and democratic parties. the reason why this matters is because historically when somebody who could get a significant chunk of the electort runs it hurts the democrat and nautot the republicans. the reason why i am here and donald trump is coming here to laredo texas is to get a look at the border and have a photo opat the border. the whole issue of illegal immigration and his stance on it in pretty colorful terms to the point where he offended a lot of people is what actually helped him with some of the key voters in the republican party. they are ignoring the problem with illegal immigration. that's why he is going to come here and highlight it and the question is whether he will get a tour because we are hearing there might be pushback. >> keep us posted on all of that ple

anderson cooper questioned brad steinle steinle. >> this is a hard question and you don't have to answertrump is using your sister? >> in a way, yes. sensationalizing it is not the route we would like to go. >> reporter: so your message to donald trump would be what? >> if you're going to use somebody's name and you're going to sensationalize the death of a beautiful young lady, maybe you should call and talk to the family first and see what their views are. >> asked about trump's plan to keep undocumented immigrants out by building a fence along the u.s./mexico border, steinle called it irrational and not making sense. >>> in johnson county kentucky two people were killed and six remain missing due to severe storms. 150 homes were damageestroyed and several other were severely damaged. this was the scene in michigan after a twister touched down early tuesday. trees uprooted and crops damaged. you can see some damage to the homes. one woman takes us through her harrowing experience. >> the house started moaning really loudly. then my ears popped. and i've never seen a tornado or it was v

trump's comments have already cost him millions in canceled business deals but he told anderson cooper he is not worried. >> how much did this cost you? >> a lot. >> can you put a dollar figure? >> it is a lot of money, but fortunately, i'm very rich. >> even the chairman of the republican national committee is telling trump to tone it down. but the voters seem to like him. >>> the star of magnum pi was busted for allegedly stealing truckloads of water during the drought. ventura county water district is suing tom sellick tonight for allegedly using a public hydrant to irrigate his avocado ranch. the district hired a private investigator to track a white water truck seen filling up at that hydrant more than a dozen times. it headed straight for the actor's ranch. no word yet from sellick's camp tonight. >>> if you have eaten at shy chipotle, you may notice that burrito bole is a little more expensive. the prices have jumped about 10% across the board in san francisco. it likely has something to do with the city's recent minimum wage hike. >>> your late night munchy game may never be th

tonight, he told anderson cooper he is not worried. >> i think i would be a great uniter. we are not united now. we have a president that whether people love him or hate him, the world is a mess. >> trump's rivals are not taking his poll numbers too seriously or his campaign for that matter. >> i think donald trump is a political car wreck and people slow down and look at the wreck, but they eventually move on. >> senator lindsay graham has moved onto a new cell phone. he destroyed his old one in this youtube video after trump gave out his number. he lights it on fire and takes a swing at it. he says that if all else fails, you can give your number to the donald. >> this is really interesting. regardless of how you feel about his politics, it just seems to be incredible political theater going on. >> it has turned into a republican food fight. >> yeah. >> and he is losing his lead like i said. it is narrowing. he only has a two-point lead. double digits yesterday was really something. >> very interesting what is going on. [ laughter ] >> thank you veronica. tomorrow, trump

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bringing up negative things and i thought it was a fair interview and he saw the same thing to anderson cooper and same thing to katie tur and he tells the hill he's considering a third-party run because republicans don't treat him fairly and he backtracks on that and all generates more stories and more news cycles. >> i think he's in this for the long haul. when he emerged, i said right away that he's a serious candidate. he's going to be in this thing for the long haul. i think he's having a lot of fun. i think the other thing is that he's interesting. it's fun. politics is boring most of the time. i think if you're the other republican what's happening is that the republican field is now in two tiers. walker bush and trump in the upper tier. other 13 are sucking wind and not able to break through this media storm for trump. it's a big problem for the republicans in terms of these other very talented candidates trying to get air time and so it's becoming a self-reinforce thing for trump. >> you look at some of the spectacle spectacles. rick perry calling trump a cancer on conservatism. it se

anderson cooper sat down with him one-on-one.tch as he tries to get a straight answer out of a man known as the donald. >> jeb bush says if we embrace this language we never win. >> when you say divisive -- he said it. >> but you are quoting it. >> i couldn't care less of lindsey graham. and rick perry from texas. i posted a picture of him look for money and support. i called him a hypocrite. i don't know these people and they are saying these -- am i supposed to say it's okay for -- one guy, i guess it was lindsey graham called me a jackass. i'm called a jackass. you have to fight back. the country has to fight back. everyone is pushing the country around. >> is it presidential though? >> i think -- >> to give out a personal phone number? >> that was a long story. you have to see the whole story. there was a whole story where he wanted to get on "fox and friends" he wanted to come in for campaign contributions and then shehe starts hitting me years later. and i said this guy was over here and he -- as you probably know the room

he told anderson cooper he would draw hispanics to the party. >> what i will do for the latinos is i will create jobs. i will take jobs from china, excuse me from mexico from japan where they are sending millions of automobiles all the time. i'll take jobs back and bring them back into the couple try. the latinos will be able to work and make good money. they will vote for me. i tell you what i will take them away from hillary clinton. >> the new concern for republicans this morning is not the comments about immigrants, trump is leaving the door open for a third party for president. asked which party he would have in the primaries, he would have to see who the nominee is. and the new hotel under construction in washington, d.c. protesters stood outside demanding a halt to the project or removal of trump's name from the building. in a new chef there reversed plans for a restaurant in the hotel. cnn's joe johns has the latest. >> reporter: john donald trump has given a barrage of interviews. now mixed messages whether the chairman of the republican national committee asked him to tone

. >> in an interview on wednesday with anderson cooper trump doubled down on comments he made and cantuarantee the legal status of workers he contracts. cooper asked what he would do about edward snowden as well, who leaked government information. >> former attorney general holder said perhaps a plea deal could be in the works and also said that snowden spurred a necessary debate. >> i think he is a total traitor and i would deal with him harshly. i would get along with putin. i have dealt with russia. i think he would be absolutely fine. he would never keep somebody like snowden in russia. he hates obama. but he has no respect for obama. and snowden is living the life. look if that -- i'm president, putin says hey, you're gone i guarantee you that. >> donald trump there. world according to trump. snowden is in exile in moscow. a justice its department spoke woman says that snowden is expected to face charges if he ever returns to the united states. >>> the european stock exchanges are open for the day. we will go live to london to see if the greek debt crisis is moving the markets. >>

soul cycle with fans like anderson cooper and kelly ripa offers classes surrounding stationary bikes. this celebrity here seem, a, she's tried it out. >> oh you're funny. >> is it worth the buzz? >> there's a cult following. this is not just a fitness brand. they call them soul evangelists. they're crazy. i've tried it a couple of times. you enter a dark room. there's loud pop music. the class is 45 minutes long. you end the show dripping this sweat. you're sweating in places you didn't know you could sweat. it's a good workout, for sure. the question is a low barrier to entry. other players out there that often spinning classes. does it have a differentiated product offering and is it a business model someone wants to invest in? clearly high interest. >> as long as they can keep the buzz going, that will speak this their favor. it's interesting. talking about generating a buzz. they spent so little on advertising, only $1 million in 2014. that's less than 1% of the sales. you look at nike they spent roughly 10% of their revenues. >> a lot of it is word of mouth. social media as well.

telling his story to cnn's anderson cooper. >> you know when the rip curl after wave comes down and it white caps. >> right. >> that's kind of the way -- the shark must have been in that because when the wave crashed down i stood with my back toward the wave and as the -- as the surf if you will was getting pulled back into the ocean, that's when the shark bit me. >> wow it was m the wave. >> it must have come in the wave buzz because i didn't see anything. that's when it started it pull. i thought it was odd because it was a big pull. the last thing in my mind i thought there was a shark there but i noticed the shark when it actually came around my back and then it started -- it actually came around and i saw its fin. >> i got to ask, that is probably everybody's nightmare seeing a fin in the water coming toward them. what went through your mind when you saw that fin? >> well it happened so fast the very first thought i had was, i got to get jack out of here. number two, my niece and nephew were also in the ocean. i just started -- i just started shouting shark, shark. everyone out of

in more of his interview with cnn's anderson cooper trump tells us why he thinks latino voters will support. >> you did make a lot of people the people you are running against, the gop, very nervous. they feel you have to get hispanics on the side of gop. mitt romney got 20% of the vote. >> he didn't appeal to them. i understand why. he didn't appeal it a lot of people. he didn't appeal to conservatives. if republicans would have left their living room and got out and voted, he would have won the election. people for some reason didn't dig mitt romney. as far as -- >> can you get the latino vote? >> i tell you what if the republicans voted mitt romney -- he didn't energize anybody. i do energize. i think you say that. i do energize. >> huge crowds. >> i will get more latinos than anybody else. i have thousands of latinos that work for me right now. an i will tell you why i will get it. >> okay. >> because later on probably after the primary situation, i hope i win, i'm in it to win it we will see what happens, i will have thousands of people working for me standing up saying we love trump.

anderson cooper has interviewed beck extensively and filed this report in 2013. >> reporter: christopherwith the military in 1990 with the dream of joining the u.s. navy seals the unit with a reputation for being the toughest fittest and most secretive forces in the u.s. military. beck realized that dream serving for 20 years with the seals in areas including iraq and afghanistan. a former navy seal says that he had a tell color reputation. by the time he retired from service he had a long list of medals and accommodations. but for 20 years while beck was fighting for his country he was fighting an inner battle over his gender identity. chris beck wanted to live openly and honestly as a woman which is what he started doing after he required in 2011. chris beck is now christen beck. she feels like she is becoming the person she was always meant to be. >> former u.s. navy seal christen beck joins me now from washington thank you for speaking with us. the pentagon could in the coming months lift the ban on transgender people opening serving in the u.s. military. as the first strand gender u

a shark attack him, taking off his left arm, his writing arm, below the shoulder he spoke to anderson cooperat happened. you weren't swimming or anything, you weighed into the water? >> i krawched down getting sand off. >> when was the first time you realized something was near you or going on? >> right, i took one more step forward and i felt something big move against my ankles and the calves i was like i'm getting out of here. >> you felt it under water. >> i'm like i'm out and i started backing off and it grabbed my arm. i think my hand was still in the water a little bit and grabbed that and climbed its way up. >> it jumped out of the water. >> it was out of the water and i looked down. >> you looked down and saw the shark on your arm. >> that's all i remember seeing of the shark, the top, its head basically. >> wow. wow. >>> thankfully he survived that. a 13-year-old girl also lost her arm, the same day as trestle, about two miles away on the same beach. it is unclear if the same shark attacked both teenagers. >>> another case of road rage caught on camera this time in the u.s. state o