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black caucus, cnn political comment tart, and john phillips, radio talk show host of kaec and donald trump supporter. thank you for joining us. what are you hearing about this private meeting going on right now that trump is meeting with some republican lawmakers? i assume he's trying to reassure them that if he is the nominee he can work with congress and the republican leadership. >> we have been saying for months trump is about to pivot and become more normal, more of a traditional politician who wants to bring people together. every time he starts to do that he starts to do something else. maybe this is the beginning of that. there's some push back from people like erick erickson, conservative talk radio host and conservative blogger who is part of the never trump campaign who thinks republicans are selling out by even meeting with him. i think the most interesting person attending is tom cotton who does not seem like the type of republican that becomes a donald trump fan. i'm curious why he is there. why is tom cotton there?

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black people. >> who could forget that? >>> donald trump's rise in the race for the white house has gotten a lot of attention for people in europe. mark phillips gets their reaction. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> reporter: they are trying to figure out the name. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> reporter: and they are trying to figure out the man. >> donald trump. >> reporter: donald trump was once seen as a peculiar aberration of american politics. even as vaguely amusing, but nobody is laughing now. instead, they are scrambling to learn how to deal with him, who know. >> well, what -- his behavior was extraordinary childish. >> reporter: alex salmon was head of the scottish government when trump was promising to build a glittering new golf resort there. a promise he never kept. >> this was, you said -- the donald. then things soured very, very quickly. >> reporter: the european press has been full of apocalyptic for boating. madness screamed the cover of this magazine. really? ask the economists. ann mcelvay, a senior editor. >> i think there is the unreckon ability of donald trump is really what is spooking people and that is what i

that actually these neighborhoods, and i saw you holding steve phillips' book, ray, but the fact that voting blocs, latino voting blocs, black voting blocs based on neighborhood organization are being broken up. a lot is being sacrificed for a one-time payment, and it's not clear, and we don't know today yet whether it's going to work out over time that we determine that there is a long-term benefit, right, to actually taking a buyout. >> right. >> the last thing i would say is, this country is becoming majority renter, right? what i mean by that is it's already established, 25 of the largest metropolitan centers in this country are majority renter cities. i think it's true of all the mayors and the council members who are sitting up here. maybe not in fremont. >> i don't think so in philly in. >> oakland and san francisco, for example, it's over 60%. true in new york and many, many places. now, we have to make a decision as a country whether we say or not that, in fact, regardless of your -- whether you're a homeowner or not, we value all the stakeholders in our community, we recognize people have made legitimate contributi

this burglary will likely end up on the black market and could be used in violent crimes. >>> well as donald trump was pronouncing himself the winner, mark phillips tells us europeans were having trouble pronouncing him at all. >> reporter: they're trying to figure out the name. and they're trying to figure out the man. donald trump was once seen as a peculiar aberration of american politics. even as vaguely amusing. but nobody is laughing now. instead they're scrambling to learn how to deal with him. taking trump lessons from those who know. >> on the phone his behavior was extraordinary, childish. >> head of the scottish government when trump was promising to build a glittering new golf resort there. a promise he never kept. >> then things soured very, very quickly. >> reporter: the european press foreboding, madness screamed the cover of der spiegel. really? asked the economist. ann mcillvoy, really what is spooking people. that is what he is running on. being changeable. pulling the rug out. being an event. >> reporter: if you want to know what people really think of donald trump, try the bookies where trump's odds are dramatically improving.

black market and could be used in violent crimes. >> manuel, thank you. >>> well as donald trump was pronouncing himself the winner, mark phillips tells us europeans were having trouble pronouncing him at all. >> reporter: they're trying to figure out the name. and they're trying to figure out the man. donald trump was once seen as a peculiar aberration of american politics. even as vaguely amusing. but nobody is laughing now. instead they're scrambling to learn how to deal with him. taking trump lessons from those who know. >> on the phone his behavior was >> head of the scottish government when trump was promising to build a glittering new golf resort there. a promise he never kept. >> then things soured very, very quickly. >> reporter: the european press has been full of apocalyptic foreboding, madness screamed the cover of der spiegel. really? asked the economist. ann mcillvoy, really what is spooking people. that is what he is running on. being changeable. pulling the rug out. being an event. >> reporter: if you want to know what people really think of donald trump, try the bookies where trump's odds are dramatically improving. alex donahue sets t

black hawk families. neighborhoods in bossier water. almost two feet of rain falling more on the way. that system tonight now moving all the way into the northeast at this hour, and abc's phillip mena in the middle of the devastation for us. >> reporter: tonight, the warning. get out while you can. over a foot and a half of rain in louisiana already. many roads, even interstates overtaken by flood waters. fish swimming in the streets. subdivisions blocked off. the levee is already overflowing in this bossier city subdivision. officials worry, if it breaks, it could be catastrophic. more than 3,000 families here under mandatory evacuations. sara and her father, jim, taking her 5-year-old son, tucker, to safety. he has special needs. >> we have to have access to an ambulance and they can't get an ambulance back there. >> reporter: bossier city fire never seen anything like this. >> the water comes up, you lose power, you're in the dark, your house is wet, you'd rather be somewhere else. >> reporter: the national guard here, too, using trucks that can drive in high water, rescuing nearly 400 people in the last 24 hours. tonight, a warning. flash floods can swamp your car in secon

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