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before -- >> well -- >> let's just play the deportation force sound bite because this is what he said during the primary season. >> are you going to have a massive deportation force? >> we're going to have a deporttation force, and you're going to do it humanely. they're going back where they came. if they came from a certain country, they're going to be brought back to that country. that's the way it's supposed to be. they can come back, but they have to come back legally. >> mr. trump, you've called for a deportation force to remove the 11 million undocumented immigrants from the united states. >> -- country or we don't have a country. we have at least 11 million people in this country that came in illegally. they will go out. >> so he was pretty -- there was no no wiggle room. >> they're going. >> so he is deporting them? >> he wants to apply the law, and he wants to make sure that we have -- i think the most important thing of what he has said and still says, and i'm very happy that you played the entire clip there, is that we need to do it humanely. >> he's definitely said humane

. >> will that plan include a deportation force, the kind that you just sound bite and that he talked about during the republican primaries? >> to be determined. >> reporter: this morning trump pushed back but didn't deny that he was considering it. >>. no, i'm not flip floping, we want to come up with a fair but firm answer. >> reporter: immigration has been the keystone to trump's unexpected rise, his wall. >> build that wall, build that wall. >> reporter: and hard line stance on depor deportation, a position. >> donald trump needs to stay as vague as possible because he doesn't have a real immigration plan. >> reporter: nbc news learning from a campaign source a major speech on immigration thursday in battleground colorado postponed. for the most part, folks lining up here in akron, ohio gave trump the benefit of the doubt. >> i have more trust in him than any of the candidates. >> reporter: trump is on the stage right now, he's but his background on the issue remains up in the air, the federal minimum wage and his plan to fight isis. lester? >> katy tur in akron. >>> meantime, hil

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(dana bash/ cnn host) "will that plan include a deportation force - the kind that he, just you just heard in that sound bite, and that he talked about during the republican primaries?" (kellyanne conway/ trump campaign mgr.) "to be determined." trump had previously said he would support forced in the u-s--- and had even made it a central part of his campaign.. president obama is back at that white house this morning. he spent the last two weeks on vacation in martha's vineyard. he will be back at work right away... tomorrow he will visit baton rouge, lousisana... which has been hit by rain and flooding. right now, people in louisiana are trying to recover from the devastating flooding. the salvation army and red cross teamed up with tyson chicken -- the u-s army, -- and l-s-u to make this donation organizers say-- they've helped naerly ten thousand people. capt. brett meredtih/ baton rouge salvation army) "this morning, i was handing out food boxes, and a lady just broke down crying. i hugged her and prayed with her, and just consoled her. because it's just a lot of overwhelming emotions right now for folks

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and back in june, he was accused of using excessive force while allowing his k-9 to bite and tug a suspect for nearly two minutes. about the officer and the investigation. >> thank you. >>> canada's royal mounted police put a stop to a possible terrorist threat. they explain they received credible information of a potential terrorist attack wednesday. the suspect, a 23-year-old, an isis sympathizer was killed by police. police say he was well known because of his support of isis. they claim he was planning a suicide mission using an released information about where it was supposed to happen. >>> new information this morning on the road rage case. we know it was an ex-con with a history of anger issues who was behind the wheel of one of the cars. deputies say the 40-year-old began arguing with the guy behind him in traffic. he was shot and killed. he served 11 years in prison after killing a man in a road rage case back in 2001. charges. >>> in sarasota county, deputies arrested a man who skipped out on a $26 bill. yep, after having cheese fries and a couple beers with a friend, the 29-year

force? the kind you heard in the sound bite and he talked about in the primaries?ned. >> reporter: questions about the position come after the meeting with hispanic leaders on saturday where he told attendees he plans to legalize undocumented immigrants. this is a huge reversal for trump who campaigned on the deportation force. not everyone who attended the meeting walked away with the same impression. somehow open to granting legal status. one meeting attendee said that trump talked about treating people in a fair and humane and legal way. he did not interpret that to mean he wanted to grant them legal status. trump plans to focus on immigration this week. we will likely hear more from trump in the coming days. boris and christine. back to you. >> joining us here to break down the flip flop, if it is a flip flop and what that may tell us about the shift in the campaign is brian stelter. host of "reliable sources." and we have greg valliere. greg, i want to start with you. this potential flip for donald trump. immigration is the backbone of his platform. does he ri

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. >> will that plan include a deportation force, the kind that he just -- you just heard in that sound bite and he talked about during the republican primaries? >> to be determined. >> now donald trump first talked about deportation or deportation force back in november during an appearance on "morning joe." >> you're going to have a deportation force, and you're going to do it humanely. >> are they going to be taken out of their homes? how. >> they're going back where they came. if they came from a certain country, they're going to be brought back to that country. that's the way it's supposed to be. >> nbc's hallie jackson covering the trump campaign for us and joins us live from trump tower here in new york. we know donald trump plans a big speech on immigration. where do things stand now? it sounds as if he is ready ready to in his words prepare something that he would see as fair. >> reporter: but the question is, tamron, what does that mean, and when will we hear it from donald trump himself. just given that trump's immigration policy, at least as put forward in black and white on his

. >> will that plan include a deportation force, the kind that he just -- you just heard in that sound bite and that he talked about during the palestinian primaries? >> to be determined. more though. let's get the latest. >> reporter: good morning. donald trump was once again on teleprompter here in akron, ohio. this marks the sixth day that donald trump has used the teleprompter at a speech or at a rally. he is the best leader when it comes to immigration, when it comes to the economy and when it comes to fighting terror. this crowd did not need much convincing. they were enthusiastic from the start. next up for donald austin, texas, it's unclear if he will be clarifying his immigration plan there or throughout the week after reports surfaced over the weekend that he expressed an openness to amnesty. i spoke to supporters here in akron though, who tell me that regardless, even if donald trump changes one of his key positions like that, they'll still support him because either he is the lesser of two evils or they trust in his ability to lead. back to you. >> all right. thank you. well, tr

. >> will that plan include a deportation force, the kind that he just -- you just heard in that sound bite and he talked about during the republican primaries? >> to be determined. was postponed. the campaign said it was due to a last-minute scheduling conflict. >>> hillary clinton and the clinton foundation under fire. newly released e-mails during her time as secretary of state show her engaging with foundation donors. at times they provided access to clinton and her inner circle. the fbi found nearly 15,000 new clinton e-mails set to be released special prosecutor. >> the clintons made the state department into the same kind of pay for play operation as the arkansas government was. the amounts involved, the favors done and the significant number of times it was done require an expedited investigation by a special prosecutor immediately, immediately, immediately. foundation be shut down all together. >> number one they should shut it down and number two they should give the money back to a lot of countries we shouldn't be taking and they shouldn't be taking money from. >> clinton's v.p.

. >> wo that include a deportation force, the kind he talked about this that sound bite and during the republican primaries? >> to be determined. >> while trump's future support of a deportation force remained tbd, we did learn more about his campaign war chest. brand-new documents filed with the federal election committee found that trump ended july with $38 million on hand for his campaign compared with hillary clinton's $58 million. today trump has spent $89 million on this run for the white house. that's a fraction of the 268 million that's been spent by clinton. a lot to dissect this hour. joining me is our panel, amy kramer and a. scott bolden is the former cham of the washington, d.c., democratic party and a hillary clinton supporter. thank you both for being here. >> good evening. >> good evening to you both. amy, tbd, that's what kellyanne conway said but also the trump camp is saying he didn't say anything new in the meeting with hispanic supporters that he hasn't said before. either way it's confusing. does donald trump have to do a better job of explaining where he is on th

and back in june, he was accused of using excessive force allowing his k-9 to bite a suspect for nearly two minutes. we will continue to follow the story and let you know what we find out about the investigation and the officer. gayle-- >> sure did have a sad outcome. all right. thank you. >>> new this morning, canada's royal mounted police put a stop to a possible terrorist threat. credible information of a terrorist attack wednesday. the suspect is a 23-year-old aaron, driver, an isis sympathizer and he was killed by police. police say he was well known to them because of his support for isis. they claim he was planning a suicide mission but haven't released information about where this was set to happen. >>> this morning, new information on a road rage case with a bizarre twist. we now know it was an ex46 con behind the wheel of one of the cars. deputies say gary durham began arguing with the guy behind him from traffic. he was shot and killed. the driver in the case will not face charges. >>> in sarasota county, deputies arrested a man who skipped out on a 26-year-old restaurant bil

. >> will that plan include a deportation force, the kind that he just -- you just heard in that sound bite and that he talked about during the republican primaries? >> to be determined. more though. let's get the latest. >> reporter: good morning. donald trump was once again on teleprompter here in akron, ohio. this marks the sixth day that donald trump has used the teleprompter at a speech or at a rally. he tried to convince voters here that he is the best leader when it comes to immigration, when it comes to the economy and when it comes to fighting terror. this crowd did not need much convincing. they were enthusiastic from the next up for donald trump, austin, texas, it's unclear if he will be clarifying his immigration plan there or throughout the week after reports surfaced over the weekend that he expressed an openness to amnesty. i spoke to supporters here in akron though, who tell me that regardless, even if donald trump changes one of his key positions like that, they'll still support him because either he is the lesser of two evils or they trust in his ability to lead. back to y

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markets really not biting that in. if it gets forced back, yield is lower.to the strong performance. as long as it is not seen as derailment of the u.s. economy, but that would probably be positive. that has been the trend over the past two to three years where expectations have been pushed further and further back from a rate hike expectation perspective. we are probably getting closer to the end of that cycle. we may see surprises from inflation and therefore from interest rates in the next six to 12 months. watching that. a lot hangs on when the fed will raise interest rates. chief interest manager at address charter. and now we are looking at japan. david ingles has the numbers. david: it is just coming up. we are looking at current account balance for june. a little lower than expectations, half a level from the prior month, ¥974 billion. that is roughly 100, so you get the dollar amount. fairly high, it has been dropping for two or three months, but that is the level. we are still waiting for the figure on trade balance. we are looking for the number i

. >> will it include a deportation force the kind you heard in the sound bite and he talked about duringmocratic primaries. >> to be determined. >> there's a lot of questions and he may have them in a policy speech. >> in her words finally able to be themselves. that's clearly in inluges to the campaign chairman paul manafort. we will show what you this week shows now that in conway's words he's now able to be the authentic donald trump. >> again, thank you. >>> well, on the democratic side we will talk about that. in a week after the e-mail showed the clinton foundation opened state department doors to billionaire donors the clinton camp is firing back. campaign manager robby mook insists there is no quid pro quo at the foundation. >> there are white ring attacks the important work that the clinton foundation has done that is not true. >> despite the defense e-mail trump 2009 reveal then secretary of state clinton has donors and top foreign officials. they will stop taking foreign and corporate money if hillary is elected. >> she is hammering donald trump after the republican nominee ad