>>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," back to the future. donald trump, his toughest attacks yet on both clintons. >> hillary's husband abused women more than any man we know of in the history of politics. if you read what hillary did to the women bill clinton had an affair with, he was impeached about what happen with a woman. she was unbelievable, nasty and mean and what she did to a lot of those women is disgraceful. >> well, i am not going to run an ugly race. i am going to run a race based on issues and the american people. >> flip-flop, trump does an 180 raising taxes on the rich and minimum wage. >> with that being said, i would like to see an increase of some magnitude but i rather leave it to the state. >> people have to go out and work really hard and get to the upper stratum, do not raise the minimum wage. >> i would not raise the minimum. >> party fouls, sarah palin ready to end paul ryan's career after he refuses to back trump. >> his political career is over but for miracle because he disrespected the will of the people. >> and

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. >> good day everyone, i am andrea mitchell, in california today. donald trump hits his magic number of delegates. democrats remaining locked and looking like a close race here in california. the party is deeply divided. hillary clinton is facing new questions about her e-mails of all this. it is donald trump's rhetoric that's all the way in japan where president obama is holding a news conference in summit. >> displaying of ignorance of world affairs or a cavalier attitude or - or -- uninterested getting tweets and headlines instead of actually making it through of what it is is required to keep america safe. >> trump is trying to turn attention to highly critical clinton e-mail reports. he's tweeting today, the inspector general's report on crooked hillary of clinton. that's of course, donald trump's tweet. halie jackson is in montana covering trump today and kristin welker is in las vegas for hillary before heading our way in california. nbc's kevin o' donald covering in california. to all of you, halie, first, they must be celebrating in trump l

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i am andrea mitchell in los angeles. donald trump doubling down on his strategy of trying to make the clinton's scandal in th the '90s from page news today. >> nbc's halie jackson is in new mexico where trump will be campaigning today and kristen welker, she will be joining us shortly. halie, lets talk about the trump's strategy. is this a smart strategy given the fact that certainly the ben foster suicide plan -- we heard him with independent swing voters. >> reporter: and that's the question, andrea, having a little bit of difficulty hearing you here. i think you are talking of the conspiracy of ben foster and what that could do with voters. you talk about this idea of trump talking about it or raising with this. this is not new for him. we saw it at the end of the ted cruz campaign when trump talked about possible links again, debunk conspiracy theory tieing ted cruz's father -- so this is not a new thing for donald trump. with that said, there is a question whether this speaks to sort of the fringe group that buys in

good day everyone, i am andrea mitchell in washington.onald trump brushed off news at the last two republican presidents, both bushes are sitting out his white house campaign. >> i was very harsh on some people like jeb bush. you wonder why the bush's family want to sit it out. i was hard on his brother. his brother got us in the war of iraq which is one of the hardest decisions in our country. i said it loud and clear. when i hear they're going to sesit it out, it is fine, i don't care. >> nbc's peter alexander is joining me now. >> the events of the last 24-48 hours have been so astounding. both bushing es is sitting this. >> yes, 41 and 43. they'll not be campaigning or endorsing donald trump and not going to be doing anything for hillary clinton either. it is striking for a lot of reasons for the first time in 36 years. no bush who's apart of the convention that takes place in the summer. it is not that surprising given obviously donald trump said about jeb bush during the course of this campaign. you do if you are trying to unit a re

. >> and good day, i am andrea mitchell, in new york. hillary clinton's advantages over donald trump would help her cruise to victory in novice running to a flat number of problem. our survey online poll had the two presumptive candidates just three points a part. a major problem for both candidates of their likability or lack there of. this as clinton has put a lot on the line in kentucky today hoping to slow sanders' momen m momentum. joining me now is nbc's katy tur a covering the campaign and nbc's kristin welker. first to you kristin, new report to you on how they're slowing down? >> reporter: i spoke with one of secretary's clinton top officials moemments ago. they are braising for donald trump to be up in the polls at some point. they acknowledged this is going to be a real fight until the very end and they said that they're ready for it ultimately they feel confident that she can pull it out in terms of her strategies. donald trump planning to use his attacks against bill clinton in infidelity debate. secretary clinton is not goi

i'm andrea mitchell in los angeles.s local officials and law enforcement out here warn pr protesters that what happened in new mexico outside donald trump's rally tuesday night will not be tolerated when he holds an event in anaheim, california, just a few hours from now. nbc's halle jaie jackson. >> reporter: you can see police have been slowly clearing block by block intersection by intersection trying to get the protesters or the demonstrators who are out here out of the road. what we saw were people spinning out tires. that was something we saw maybe four or five times in the span of a couple of minutes here. tell me about why you're here today. >> we're here today because the people of albuquerque do not want donald trump in our city. >> katy tur is in anaheim awaiting donald trump's arrival. we're hearing from law enforcement and the mayor. they're not going to tolerate it. what are they going to do to prevent this from happening or control it if it does? >> reporter: they have hundreds of officers both here and i

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. donald trump publicly snubbed by the last two republican presidents is courting some of the most prominent public policy advisers. today huddling with former nixon and ford secretary of state dr. henry kissinger, the biggest name in the foreign policy establishment joining me now is nbc's hallie jackson and katy tur both outside trump tower. news from the trump campaign? >> reporter: absolutely, andrea. i've confirmed with the campaign the vp hopefuls will have to submit their tax returns as part of vetting for their potential, their political, financial and tra strategic vetting. donald trump still has not released his tax returns. they maintain trump will not release his own tax returns until after the audit is finished, although it is interesting considering that they will be requiring the vice presidential picks to submit theirs regardless. also, when it comes to how they're going to choose a potential vp pick, there is a framework in place, but there won't be what they're calling

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>>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," who's the boss? paul ryan said he's not ready to endorse. >> i am not there right now and i hope to though and i want to. we unify this party. >> you talk about unity but what is this about unity? millions of people coming into the party obviously, i am saying the right thing. >> coming up, we'll talk to one of donald trump's top advisor, paul manafort. growing pain, priebus is in the war with trump for control of the party. >> it is the party's party. the party is and was and remain the republican party so i am not -- i don't buy into that. >> and family ties despite telling nbc's lester holt, he wants to keep the campaign rhetoric at a high level. >> the clinton's administration at which hillary was definitely apart, she was apart of almost everything, almost, i said, not everything. almost. terrible. i didn't think of virginia thought like that. you should be ashamed of yourself. >> good day, i am andrea mitchell in washington, we are standing by for breaking news at the white house. moments from

and we have andrea mitchell who is covering the presidential race from many angles. angles here on eppolitics, but the way the terrorism and the campaign are going to intersect. >> i don't know it was an accident that hillary clinton absolutely slammed donald trump today with her toughest attack, yet, calling him reckless, dangerous, because of his comments on foreign policy. the tweets you referred to, and also what he said about kim jong-un and nato, all of the controversial statements, nuclear weapons for south korea and japan. she just went after him. and also his muslim ban. she said that it is serving as a recruiting tool, that he is in effect becoming a recruiter for terrorism. >> but the rank and file voters at least in the republican primary were not upset. >> as you pointed out, his numbers among those 17 republicans shot up after san bernardino and paris and after the muslim ban. this is very much the oxygen for him and his campaign. and that is why he is tweeting today. and as tom freedman told you on "meet the press," this is a cause of real concern to t

>> andrea mitchell, thank you. >>> a potentially violent night of weather for millions. a funnel cloud was spotted in vero beach, florida, this evening, as storms dropped more than 9 inches of rain triggering flash flooding. powerful storms will hammer texas into the night, with more flooding, hail and tornadoes possible. >>> now to a new olympic bombshell. word of yet another alleged doping scandal. this time, the suspected cheats come from 12 different countries. the international olympic committee accusing at least 31 athletes. the ioc said the positive test results come from retesting samples from the beijing games. the question tonight, could some of the athletes preparing for rio be banned from those games. our national correspondent, miguel almaguer, has details. >> reporter: tonight in a major doping crackdown stretching back eight years to the summer games in beijing, 31 athletes are now accused of cheating their way across the olympic finish line. today the president of the international olympic committee called the action a powerful strike against the cheats.

>> andrea mitchell tonight, thank you. >>> let's turn to the latest in the long tsa lines at airports we've been seeing nationwide. just as the summer vacation season sets to kick off this weekend. the man who runs the tsa today said the agency is making progress in cutting the wait times at many airports, but there's still 4,000 to 5,000 screeners short. we learned today on hundreds of occasions, tsa officers have been pulled from airports to work political events. here's nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: one big reason the tsa is in trouble, the numbers just don't add up. in 2011, there were 45,000 screening officers at the nation's airports. five years later, 2,500 fewer are on the job. with 100 million more passengers flooding the system. that's what the checkpoint backup stretching one, two, even three hours. tens of thousands of passengers missing their flights. >> we have a challenge this summer which we are aggressively meeting head-on. >> reporter: the tsa chief on the capitol hill hot seat today. >> what i think most of the american people view as a historic critical failure.

nbc's andrea mitchell has details. >> reporter: in her illinois hometown, hillary clinton in her toughest attack yet against donald trump. slamming him on foreign policy. does she think he's qualified to be president? >> no, i do not. i have concluded he is not qualified to be president of the united states. >> reporter: on cnn attacking him for tweeting today that the egyptair crash looks like another terrorist attack. even without hard evidence. and accusing trump of irresponsible reckless dangerous comments about north korea, nato and nuclear weapons. in fact, claiming trump's muslim ban is helping recruit terrorists. >> we have seen how donald trump is being used to essentially be a recruiter for more people to join the cause of terrorism. >> reporter: but even as bernie sanders signals he is fighting to the finish, clinton declared herself the winner. >> if you're the nominee for your party -- >> i will be the nominee for my party. that is already done in effect. there is no way i won't be. >> reporter: as trump escalates his aggressive personal attacks on bill clinton, hillary clint

(cheers and applause) >> larry: bernie, you don't get to control andrea mitchell's moaning.s only one man who can do that, and it's her sex-god husband alan greenspan. just sayin'. just a point. still, hillary wasn't the only presumptive nominee to benefit from bernie's win. >> mitchell: the exit poll data from west virginia which shows that 34% -- 34% of the sanders' voters said that they would vote for donald trump in a trump/sanders matchup. >> larry: a third of bernie voters were just trump supporters with nothing better to do? is west virginia that boring? surely there is some gargantuan ball of twine or mouse-themed carnival pizzeria that's more fun than (bleep) up this election. here with how the clinton camp is handling these sanders victories is clinton campaign aide carlos jordanson. (cheers and applause) >> hey, how you doing? >> larry: so what's the feeling amoption the clinton campaign right now? >> this whole thing is really an inspiring underdog story! >> larry: wow, so even the hillary camp can't help but get swept up in the bernie story? >> no, hillary clint

>> andrea mitchell in san jose, thank you. >>> two u.s. navy fighter jets crashed off the coast of north carolina today. all four crew members safely ejected from the damaged fa-18s and were rescued. one had minor injuries. two were picked up by a fishing boat and others by a coast guard helicopter. the navy is calling it an in air mishap after initial reports of the jets colliding in mid tear. >>> the stage is set for history to be made. president obama will be the first sitting commander in chief to visit hiroshima where the u.s. dropped an atomic bomb during world war ii. there have been protests ahead of tomorrow's visit. but others say it's a long time coming. ron allen is traveling with the president in japan. >> reporter: a place so heartbreaking no u.s. president has dared visit hiroshima. obliterated by an atomic bomb 71 years ago, more than 100,000 killed, the mushroom cloud rising over the vast devastation. president obama will honor the lives lost but not second guess nor apologize for president truman's decision to drop the bo

>> andrea mitchell in california this evening, thank you. >>> a new warning from a top cdc official. there could be thousands more zika cases in the u.s. than the 544 already reported. because most people with the virus don't show symptoms. still, as we've been reporting, the risk of contracting it can be high. so with summer approaching, what's the best defense against zika-carrying mosquito mosquitoes? >> reporter: factories that make mosquito repellant are in overdrive tonight. even before summer begins. none more concerned about zika and potential birth defects than pregnant women, like alana. >> i try to make sure i don't use a mosquito repellant that has a lot of chemicals in it. >> reporter: while avoiding chemicals is a good idea, new tects by "consumer reports" shows one natural product was the top three against mosquitoes. the other products don't last as long. >> people tend to think the natural products are safer. but the three ingredients that we found to be effective, deet, pacardin and eucalyptus. they're safe for everybody. for children, for pregnant women, for everyo

>> andrea mitchell tonight, thank you, andrea. >>> new troubling predictions tonight for this summer's air travel season. the airline industry now predicting a record 231 million people will fly between june and august. just as the tsa struggles to staff up in time to meet the demand. now the head of homeland security is trying to pressure the airlines into letting passengers check their bags for free. to speed things up on the security line. nbc's tom costello has the latest. >> reporter: on the ground at the world's fourth busiest airport, federal security directors from other airports and regions now trying to fix o'hare's tsa problems. today mary wasn't taking any chances. getting here four hours before her trip to san francisco. >> i have a whole bag of tricks here. i've got sewing. i've goty i've got lunch and dinner just in case. >> reporter: two meals. >> well, i've been watching the news. >> reporter: at times, today at o'hare, somewhat shorter lines thanks to a lighter travel wednesday, more tsa officers, and dog teams. if the dogs or officers don't detect explosives, more pa

>> andrea mitchell in washington, thank you. >>> now it the growing outrage over that gorilla killed when a boy fell through the enclosure at the cincinnati zoo. there is late word tonight that police are now looking into the actions of the boy's parents but not the operation of the zoo itself. new questions about zoo safety nationwide. >> reporter: tonight cincinnati police confirm, they are reviewing the actions of the parents that led to this. the 3-year-old boy fell into the gorilla enclosure saturday. the 420-pound silverback dragged the child through the water. zoo officials say they had no choice, firing a fatal shot at 17-year-old haramba, fearing he would kill the boy who is now doing well. activists filed a complaint against the cincinnati zoo. >> we believe this enclosure must violate either the requirements for a physical barrier around the enclosure or for a perimeter fence if there was an adequate physical barrier, we wouldn't be here. >> reporter: this isn't the first incident at the zoo. in march, two polar bears breached security, forcing visitors to shelter in place

nbc's andrea mitchell now with late details. >> reporter: today hillary clinton dogged by her e-mail controversy. an investigation from the state department, blasting clinton for using only a private home e-mail server while secretary of state. and finding she violated the federal records act by not turning over all official e-mails before she left office. concluding, sending e-mails from a personal account to other employees is not an appropriate method of preserving e-mails. despite her previous claim. >> this was fully above board. people knew i was using personal e-mail. i sent e-mails that i thought were work related to people's dot gov accounts. >> reporter: clinton knew as early as 2010 her e-mails were not all safe for the she was asked, should she get an official state department e-mail address or release her private address to the department? clinton responded, let's get separate address or device, but i don't want any risk of the personal being accessible. the report found no evidence clinton requested or obtained permission to use a private server, and would not have been

as our andrea mitchell explains, his supporters are accused of violent outbursts, and now death threats. >> reporter: chaos in vegas. angry bernie sanders supporters at the democratic state convention with delegates are awarded. >> please take your seats. >> reporter: the sanders forces demanding a recount saturday. the chairwoman shutting them down, ending sanders' hope of picking up more delegates after he lost to clinton back in february. >> is this a great night or what! >> reporter: tonight the chairwoman releasing voice threats she said she's been getting from sanders supporters. >> people like you should be hung from a public execution to show this world that we won't stand for this sort of corruption. >> i've got threats to my family, to my grandson, to my husband. >> reporter: when the state party accused the sanders campaign of a, quote, penchant for actual violence, sanders at first not responding. then firing back in a statement, that is nonsense. i condemn any and all forms of violence. including the personal harassment of individuals. it's imperative that all state parties

. >> reporter: this is andrea mitchell, as bernie sanders fires up a california crowd, hillary clinton's campaign is sensing danger there. some polls showing a tightening race. clinton is now shifting her campaign out west for most of the week. and tonight phoning in to msnbc. >> are you nervous about california? >> well, i'm feeling very positive about my campaign in california. >> reporter: but while clinton spent memorial day at her neighborhood parade in chappaqua, sanders has been camped out in the golden state. >> the little words of some of the scientists may think there's an earthquake going on here. >> reporter: last night at the warriors game comparing his campaign to the team's comeback. clinton got some backup today, support from popular governor jerry brown. less than a ringing endorsement. brown said he will but he also said he was deeply impressed with bernie sanders. brown ran against bill clinton in 1992. accusing hillary clinton's law practice of conflict of interest with her husband, then the arkansas governor. >> you ought to be ashamed of yourself for jumping on my w

amazing >>> andrea mitchell's exclusive interview this afternoon with democratic presidential candidatey clinton. she took a largely gop front-runner, donald trump and she told andrea her focus i moving to the general election but she also seemed to suggest senator bernie sanders' tone could do more harm than good to the democratic party overall. >> what about attacks from bernie sanders, he's been increasingly resonant these days, his wife, jane, said you think you're the anointed one. >> he has every right to finish this primary sense. what about his tone recently? >> you have to ask him about that. >> is he hurting the party? >> the facts are pretty creer. i'm 3 million votes ahead of him, 300 pledged delegates ahead of him. >> i'm joined by jane sanders, wife of bernie sanders, her first interview since hillary clinton sat down with us. glad you could be with us. i know you heard the last portion of that interview and the last part when you came back from break, hillary clinton did not answer the question whether bernie sanders was hurting the party and said she would unify the part

i am andrea mitchell in washington. at this hour, here is what we know.editerranean. however, it is still not clear if any of that material is from the missing plane. now about one hour left of daylight, the search continues for any signs of life. the request of a greek government health surveillance is helping at this effort. 19 hours ago bound for cairo. after swerving sharply and losing altitude, there were 56 people on board, that included 56 passengers and three of them children and seven crew members and three security personnel. most were egyptians. there were six other nations represented as well. just moments ago, secretary of state, john kerry offered his condolences of the victims. >> i want to express my condolences to egypt and all of the country by the disappearance earlier this morning. i think everybody, our thoughts are with them and with all the passengers. >> we are expecting the daily white house's briefing to begin in a moment. we'll monitor that closely and we'll bring you any news at all as it breaks. joining me now, kelly, from the

i know we're going to turn over, thanks to my colleague andrea mitchell who is standing by. the information john kasich would be dropping out of this race. >> i did. and i think people saw the writing on the wall here, tamron. i spoke to a senior adviser, a lot of party leaders i'm just on the phone now with another prominent republican who had not yet been told, had not heard our report now, senior advisers saying they realized there was no path forward. john kasich will announce -- they've said now the meeting that was supposed to be in d.c. and he was going to a news conference in d.c. will be an announcement at 5:00 in ohio on his home turf that he is ending this run and going forward donald trump has big challenges as we all talking about that in the next hour. >> which will be interesting what role john kasich -- he did not make a huge imprint on the campaign trail only winning his home state but his philosophy, his background are things that could be appealing and in part of what donald trump would need to unify his party. >> he's a governor, a former budget chair, an

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