not so anymore. >> ifill: barry bennett, there are all these contradictions. perfect example today is donald trump says he's going to speak to the n.r.a. about changing no-fly lists for who can purchase guns which is something the n.r.a. objects to. he says he supports the lgbt community in the wake of orlando but not that he supports gay marriage. is it americans can hold two opposing thoughts in their heads at one time? >> i think often in politics we come up with this monolithic view of things and this cycle is an example of where none is true. the hispanic voter, they're all over the place, some are religious based, some family based, some young progressives. so we're challenging all the norms we've seen in the campaign. i think the tone of the country, 45% of folks think we're going in the wrong direction, which is an all-time record. they've also figured out they don't necessarily have to like or love the candidate for president, which we've always believed to be true. they want to go someone to washington with a bull dozer's license and just fix things

let's bring in barry bennett, senior advisor to the campaign. barry, it's good to see you.t to talk about a conversation i was just having. i don't know if you were able to hear it if you were miked up and listening in, but basically talking about the upheaval in the uk, that donald trump said it's going to be good for his business. first up, do you think that's a mistake showing evidence of a bit of a tin ear? is he missing the big picture here? would you have advised him had you been on the plane say, pal, study up on brexit so we can talk about this and you can have some influence and you'll lend your voice to the discussion? >> you know, i think that right now we're in this period of hysteria over brexit. in a couple days this will all be calmed down and they'll be a process for the uk's withdrawal. and this will all be a nonevent. you know, nothing much is going to change in the end, but the only thing that's happened so far is some devaluing of the pound versus the dollar, which is pretty good for those of us who have dollars in our pockets. and the stock market is ad

i think he did it his own way and his own time which is exactly what we suggested. >> barry bennett, great to see you. thank you, barry. >> thanks again. >>> programming note for all of you, donald trump and hillary clinton will be joining jake tapper this afternoon on "the lead." that is 4:00 eastern only on cnn. quite an afternoon ahead. >>> still ahead for us, a high profile republican governor linking rhetoric like donald trump's to dylan roof, the shooter. nikki haley's warning now to trump. that's ahead. >>> plus, new reporting this morning about secret plans for an exit strategy for bernie sanders, not his plans necessarily but plans coming from his own party. >>> and breaking news out of fort hood, a desperate search underway for several missing soldiers after their vehicle overturned in the flood waters hammering the state right now. inside the dramatic rescue attempt ahead. between you and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. flonase cha

bureau, alongdc with barry bennett, senior campaign advisor to donald trump.d like to your sense of how the government and political system is responding to serve the public interest in the wake of what happened in orlando. guest: not well. you said to your previous anchorette how people care down there. they should not care less. what have the chattering class been talking about? gun restrictions, background checks, all of which would have made a difference. it is calculated. misdirection. it is not being handled well, political is a calculation. i did not leave because of donald trump. mark: i did not say you left because of him. i said you left in the wake of the nomination fight. guest: you are right. i retract that. mark: barry, talk about the campaign's decision to give the kind of speech he did today, change the schedule. what went into that decision? it is a great example of our government not doing its job. we know what causes someone to suddenly radicalize. we need to know. we can keepnow those people out of the country, from immigrating here. our go

trump campaign senior advise ear barry bennett is joining me on the phone. with regard to this gun control move, are you surprised, that this perhaps some compromise here on gun control? >> the issue is really the quality of the list, right now the list is flawed. they need to make it a better list. if we have enemies of -- on the list they should not be able to buy guns. the list is not that good. >> how do you think that nra will respond to a basically no-flying no-buy proposal. >> i think if the list is pure, saying be fine. problem is that list is too broad, not good enough. >> but those who don't want any restrictions on the ability to purchase guns, could mr. trump lose support or this or pick up support. >> what the democrats want to do is get rid of guns period, and donald trump wants to get rid of terrorists, period. one way to look at this list, make sure that the highest priority list we can get. if you have someone on there that tries to purchase a gun should trigger -- >> new york police commissioner slamming pro-gun lawmakers calling them polit

barry bennett, thanks for your time and your patience on the remote. appreciate it. >>> coming up, democrats make a strong statement on the house floor to demand action on gun reform. democratic whip steny hoyer joins me to discuss whether they are any closer to getting a vote in the house. >>> later, will brits call it quits from the european union? england votes on the infamous brexit tomorrow. or midnight tonight. we look at what's at stake for the global economy and america's role as a superpower. claire in . can i help you? yes! great. correct! ma'am. this isn't an automated computer... operator! ma'am. i'm here. i'm live. wait. you're real? yeah. with discover card, you can talk to a real person in the u.s. day or night. plus, we're not going to waste your time trying to sell you a bunch of other products you don't really need. that is really nice of you. i feel really bad about shouting at you. oh, you weren't shouting. you were just speaking in all caps. at discover, we treat you like you'd treat you. 100% u.s.-based customer service. here to h

barry bennett -- >> keep the answers short. >> we saw brianna keeler in columbus where hillary clinton is giving a big speech, but we learned a few minutes ago donald trump is giving a big speech 24 hours from now during this broadcast tomorrow where he promises, he says, i will be making a big speech tomorrow to discuss the failed policies and bad judgment of crooked hillary clinton. what is donald trump going to say tomorrow? >> there's a plethora of things he could say. i don't know which ones he will. when it comes to the economy, obviously the polling shows this. but she doesn't have much to say positively. no one can find a job. no one has had a real raise in eight years. >> unemployment is half of what it was. >> that's because the labor participation rate is in the cell cellar. that's why that number is low. if you go to youngstown, ohio, tell them how great the economy is and they'll laugh her out of town. >> another thing he's facing is the diz madismal fund-raising numbers for may. >> there was no fund-raising going on in may. >> hillary clinton was fund raising in may. >> t

. >> joining me is barry bennett.s for joining me here. >> thanks for having me. >> you still have this grounds movement to come up with nominee. what is donald trump going to do about it? >> it's a very, very small self-interested group. if you look at what happened in the primary, not only did he win by more than it 2 million votes, more than anybody has ever gotten, period, but in 45 of the 50 states we had record republican turnout. so, i think there are some folks, primarily based in washington, but a few outside, who still wish they had won, but they didn't. you know, outside of -- a little bit of noise in cleveland, they're going to get squashed. >> i recognize donald trump has gotten those 14 million votes in the primary and what he said and what you're just saying as well, but how important is it for donald trump to have the republican party behind him, going into the convention? how important is it to unify this party, from your standpoint? >> well, you know, typically these campaigns, you start with the est

let's bring in barry bennett, a trump supporter.ug heye, former communications director for the rnc, and cnn political commentator margaret hoover who worked in the george w. bush white house. when we hear this from donald trump, this is what donald trump, dramatic reading, said in an interview, there's no reason to raise that, a billion dollars. i just don't think i need nearly as much money as other people need because i get so much publici publicity. which is it? do you need a billion dollars or don't you? >> i don't think the amount of money is going to determine the outcome of this election. and his message is very powerful. it resonated well with people. there's a reason he only spent $18 million in the television advertising in the primary and became the nominee. i think he's got a point there, that money is really not going to make a difference in the fall. >> margaret, hoov hoover, you been inside the finance operation of presidential campaign campaigns. does donald trump want billions of dollars? >> donald trump may not th

we're joined by senior advisor barry bennett in. barry, good morning.ood to have you here this morning. >> hi, martha. martha: what do you think? why did this happen? >> mr. trump obviously made a decision this morning. i have not yet talked to him about it or anyone at the campaign for that matter but i think they wanted to go in a different direction. it is his campaign. he is entitled to do that. corey is a good friend of mine. i hate to see this happened. martha: why do you think it happened. >> presidential campaigns grow like this all the time. seldom does the same person stay in charge the whole campaign but general election is much different than a primary. obviously mr. trump wanted to make a change. martha: but it is, we were talking to brit hume sort of the history about these things. he talked about the reagan shake-up in 1980 but that campaign manager was replaced before new hampshire. we're now three weeks from the republican convention. so who do you believe will take over the campaign? will it be paul manafort? >> yeah, i think paul is t

barry bennett, senior adviser to the donald trump team, here to respond to all of this.ion from hillary clinton and barack obama is that donald trump is isolating a religion. what do you think about that? >> well, you know, i think that we have to understand a lot more about radical islam and how we can screen these people from not coming into our country, how we can find these lone wolf -- wolves, what causes them to radicalize. we now have two cases now tied to this mosque in central florida. i mean, our government -- unfortunately, this is an example of our government where it's failed us yet again. and, you know, hillary clinton's response is let's ban guns. donald trump is far more interested in banning terrorists. bill: well, you know, the president has a hard time saying radical islamic terrorism, and apparently hillary clinton did about six months ago, and then we have this. i'm going to play back to back interviews from six months ago and then from this week. watch. >> what's the problem with radical islam? >> well, the problem is that that sounds like we are de

barry bennett and colonel peter know mansour, thanks so much. >>> still to come, alarming new poll numbers worries about convention plans and coach ditka questioning whether or not he wants a speaking role. >>> but first, how the president's north american summit turned into a therapy session about donald trump. that's right after this. >>> earlier today in the canadian capital of ottawa, president obama and the president of mexico and justin trudio, canada's prime minister, gathered against a backdrop of global fear and uncertainty. the terror attack in turkey killed at least 40 people, britain on the verge of becoming the first country to leave the european union. you've also got the impact of trade deals on both sides of the atlantic and a big chance to rally three huge economies behind the progress made in the paris climate deal. but for the most part, the questions addressed to these three world leaders from reporters from all three countries were, in one way or another, about donald trump. >> one of the candidates who wants to replace president obama, has said he wants to renegotiate

let's talk about this now with donald trump's senior campaign adviser barry bennett.nk you so much. all jokes aside on last name, david french, how concerning is he to the campaign as a candidate? >> i think we all said collectively, who? i don't think it's much of a threat. >> even if all he gets is 1%, 1%, 2%, .5% in the swing state, we're all enough to remember what happened in florida in 2000, can make a difference there. if conservatives -- if a lot of movement conservatives, the likes of which we've been hearing, bill cristol, could he change the race? >> it seems to me that if their desire is to try to change the outcome, that's pretty das tardly. i mean, i don't get what the end game is here. they are not playing for a win -- >> the end game is to stop trump. >> but to elect hillary, which is the end game, which is astounding to me. i don't think it will gain traction. no one will purposely do something to help hillary clinton get in the white house. it's not going to happen. >> this is driven largely -- there's a group but largely driven by bill cristol, have

caitlin, we heard from barry bennett on the news channel here a short time ago, senior adviser to thee said, you know, we want him to get back to using the skill set he has to be a champion of the people who are hurting, talking about the middle class falling behind, people whose wages are falling, you know, everyone who feels like they've gotten a raw deal for a while in this country. and it seems like he has lost that thread. that's what electrified him in the beginning. maybe he can get back on message with corey lewandowski out. >> perhaps. i mean, again, it is up to trump. and that was the thought process, once he effectively clinched the nomination, that he would be able to appeal to constituencies that have been drawn to that message. melissa: yeah. >> that's why there was original talk about him competing in places like michigan or pennsylvania, even places like wisconsin, a state that we saw i a nine-point deficit with hillary clinton leading last week. but instead he has been trying to raise money because he hadn't over course of the campaign which took him to places like te

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we have barry bennett katrina pierson defending these remarks that this isn't any type of racial attackwhat is your assessment of what this really means for the presumptive gop and how they are handling the controversy? >> look back at the last 35 minutes of your broadcast, excellent half hour. a very confident hillary clinton is consolidating the party. bernie is planning his exit or appears to be. you had gavin newsom ecstatic over the secretary of state and turn over to mitch mcconnell who can't talk about the agenda. paul ryan tried to rule out an anti-poverty program months and weeks in the making and not a word about it is being spoken. a bomb went off in turkey killed 11 and wounded 36 in istanbul in the heart of the nato allies. trump p spokes no matter how eloquent or how good they are, are stuck in this first rule of holes and they have to keep talking about the judge. i am reminded of the one good scene in a very bad movie, the poseidon adventure ii when richard dreyfus walks out on the cruise ship and cease the tsunami. republicans are realizing this isn't just a donald trum

. >> let's bring someone who has been on the inside of the campaign, barry bennett is joining us. upporter, a republican consultant. barry, you have worked with the campaign. you have worked against the campaign when you were the campaign manager for dr. ben carson, and now you're supportive of the campaign, not working with the campaign. give us some insight here. was it really this bad? >> no, i don't think it was nearly that bad. listen, i think we're shifting to a new phase of the campaign as we approach the convention and he becomes the official nominee, and, you know, corey did an amazing job getting through the primary. they spent precious little, got more votes than anybody in history. got record turnout. it's hard to say that what they did was anything but spectacular but as we go to a new phase and a new campaign, paul has a great skill set and i think he will push donald trump over the victory line. >> corey lewandowski did guide that ship through the try marries -- primaries and no one saw that coming. steve lon began, i want to bring you in here. you want to basically

all right, kennedy, barry bennett -- trump's senior adviser -- was on fox news just a little bit ago. he suggested campaigns grow, they go in a different direction. should we look too much into this, or is it indicative of donald trump's slipping in the polls. kennedy: no, he's a big person, a dramatic guy, and you can only imagine what happens beneath the surface of an already turbulent campaign. i think what you're seeing is a civil war, and i think paul manafort is captain america, and corey lewandowski is "iron man". [laughter] "iron man" is a hothead, the mercurial one, and that strategy worked through the primary process. that's very obvious. but it's so different. and meghan can attest, when you go into a general election and don't have those primary victories week after week to point to, you absolutely have to make a shift. and i think on june 7th when donald trump gave that speech and it was much more measured, you saw paul manafort's fingerprints all over it. sandra: meghan, you think of families' involvement in all of this as the daughter of john john mccain. clearly, we're

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. >> barry bennett, i'll leave it there. thank you. >>> joining me now, pete williams.ome on here to talk about, is there any recent precedent for a president or presidential candidate to openly criticize a sitting federal judge? >> yes, but not in a case in which you're personally involved. certainly candidates have criticized court decisions and criticized federal judges, you know, it happens a lot in states where judges run for election and they get criticized when they stand for election. now you said federal judges, which aren't elected, they're appointed. and candidates have criticized federal judges, members of the senate have criticized federal judges. but the legal commentary is saying this is unusual because it's a person who is not just criticizing a judge's approach to the law, he's saying he's doing bad things to me in a lawsuit in which donald trump has a personal and financial stake. that's the difference. >> do the criticisms that he's making publicly get undermined by the fact that he hasn't asked for a recusal? >> well, there is -- to be clear about th

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i have austin goolsbee with me and now a hillary clinton surrogate and barry bennett, a trump supporter who used to advise the carson campaign. gentlemen, welcome to both of you. barry, to secretary clinton's point, his whole monicker is america first. >> right. and all of that stuff is coming overseas because of her policies. the barack obama/clinton policies have created only one thing in america. poverty. over 7.7 million people on foodstamps. it's incredible that she would give a lecture on the economy. political advice, she shouldn't talk about it. >> austin, professor, what do you think of that? >> look, i would make a few things. first, that just confused donald trump was doing this in his business practices before president obama was ever the president. his business practices and bankruptcies, et cetera, go back to the 2000s to the '90s and even before. i thought the most damaging things that hillary clinton said today was really on the policy and it was using donald trump's own words and own ideas and pointing out that his tax plan will add $30 trillion to the debt. his own sta

joining us no is barry bennett he's with the trump are campaign. welcome to the program. ee you again barry last time you were on the show you were laughing ppg you were laughing up a storming. not this morning. >> funny. i'm fine. i'm fine. >> but not laughing this morning because is it possible that drumple made a mistake and fail to cease the opportunity of that bad jobs report and the e-mail scandal is and run off with this tangent against the so-called mexican judge. mistake, surely. >> plenty of time to do all of those things but mistake if any was made that we let the -- democrats get away with calling him a race cyst on this issue. he can care less what the color of his skin is or what his ancestry is but made horrific decisions. presented 19,000 pages of people who took to class who loved it. in fact, lead plaintiff in this case was on video saying how much she liked it and no longer the lead plaintiff. so this case is out of control. but you know, we've led hillary clinton and others call him a race racist over this and that's pretty bad. >> seems this moment tha