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>>> back with me, corey lewandowski, maria cardona, paris and van jones. said he'd have a deportation force. then he said he was softening his stance. then he said everyone who eventually wants legal status has to leave first. now he's refusing to rule out legal status for undocumented immigrants. does he know his position? >> i think his position on a few things have been crystal clear. he has said and never deviated from the fact he's going to build a wall. second he said if you're a criminal and you've been convicted of a felony, gone, out the door as soon as he takes off. third he said we're going to defund sanctuary cities and implement a real e-verify system. after all of those things are said, we're going to find out and determine are there 11 million undocumented workers in the country, is there 16 until? somewhere in between? and then once we know what the number is, we're going to have a plan to deal with it humanely. >> there was one line about after all of this we'll find -- does that explain where he says i'm refusing to rule out the status fo

i'm giving corey lewandowski a hard time because he was fired by trump but i guess still advising himr, if trump is not charitable and you know, david's reporting doesn't suggest that he is, does it matter? >> megyn, my understanding is that in his career he has given away close to $100 million. whether he designated it as being from him -- >> nothing over the past eight years -- >> does that matter -- >> let's just not rush over that your understanding is $100 million. that guy is doing the reporting. and the facts do not suggest that. they suggest he has established this foundation, the foundation gives money but none of it comes from trump or trump family. >> well, you know, first of all this is the washington post who is rabidly looking for something to take mr. trump down. >> that doesn't mean it's not true. >> megyn, if someone donates money to the foundation with the idea that foundation is a charitable foundation and the money goes to other charities, the question then becomes, the money goes to a charity, that's the intended purpose. what is the difference? i don't know what

if this was a policy speech, imagine what the state of the union looks like. >> corey lewandowski, ink you believe that the speech was effective, but how do you have respond to the rest of the panel saying he did not expand the base, this was probably to strengthen his core base that he already has. do you agree? >> i thinks message tonight was the message he started with back in june and that is america first. he has about an 18-point lead in the demographic white males. he has about an 18-point lead on hillary clinton in that particular demographic. this speech is clearly geared to make sure they're there and he's locked them in for the election. now he's going to have to go and expand. america first has got him to this point and he's doubled down on it tonight. >> bakari? >> i actually agree with corey, i think his analysis hit the nail on the head. this speech was nationalism on steroids. it had some willie horton-type feel to it. one of the most disturbing things and one of the reasons why you're going to see the best got mechanisms we have in the party is donald trump because o

co corey lewandowski, and peter biener. the sound bite we played -- you mentioned global warming.t was about global integration, so that was a small part of the president's speech, it wasn't the bulk of his speech. we talked about a lot of things that had to do about world problems. >> it's not only a response to donald trump, but to bernie sanders and the people in his campaign. the president wanted a signature part of his life years he wanted the itpp. the president is arguing against people in both parties who are essentially anti-globalization. >> let's move on now and talk about donald trump is making another outreach tonight. he did for african-americans. let listen to this. >> our african-american communities are absolutely in the worst shape they've ever been in before, ever, ever, ever, you take a look at the inner cities, you get no education, you go no jobs, you get shot walking down the street. they're worse -- honestly, places like afghanistan are safer than some of our inner cities, and i say to the african-american communities -- and i think it's resinating -- becau

burns says corey lewandowski asked him to speak and he's been a favorite of the campaign ever since. he just came out of the blue. >> reporter: >> so they looked him up and one of the claims and he says he first saw the claim in his bio on the website. >> what did you find? >> there's no one named burns or any variation thereof in the fraternity ever. >> reporter: davis says he contacted pastor burns soon after davis says the web page disappeared. there is no record of him. when we sat down with burns, we asked about that. >> i did, without question, say that i had started the process of being a part of that organization. >> is that the bio of your website? >> it is. but information has been added. i'm pretty -- i own up to any mistakes that i've made but obviously in this case, that's not -- >> so this is not from your page? >> no, this is from my page. what i'm saying is, this has been manipulated or either added. >> reporter: cnn asked about the possibility that someone could have tampered with the church's went site. the company tells cnn there is no evidence of a hack. and cnn o

of change and he made a very compelling argument. >> there are some people here, especially corey lewandowski want to get in on that who disagree with you said. we'll see that after the break. to read the latest posting. aw, a girl lost her dog. oh! hey...wait a minute. you don't always use your smartphone to friend someone. hi. i think i found your dog... but when it matters most, you count on tracfone to keep you connected, for less. (dog barking) new smartphone plans with talk, text and data start at $15/month, no contract. all with unlimited carryover... ...and nationwide 4g lte coverage. tracfone. for moments that matter. intensely-flavored.. colorfully-diverse. beautifully-misshapen. cultivated for generations, it's the unexpected hero of any dish. when you cook with incredible ingredients... you make incredible meals. fresh ingredients. step-by-step-recipes. delivered to your door, for less than $9 a meal. get $30 off your first delivery blueapron.com/cook. you recommend synthetic and can yover cedar?to me why "super food"? is that a real thing? it's a great school, but is it the right

important contrast if you look at how they handle the situation differently. >> i want to go back to corey lewandowskio respond to angela's point then we'll move on to don king and the "n" word. corey? >> it's interesting that when donald trump doesn't show empathy he's criticized. when he doesn't go to a black community he's criticized. when he does and says the things that the in addition is feeling which is hey let's find out what's going on, he's criticized. and if you remember it wasn't that long ago where there was a police incident where an officer shot an individual running away from him in the back down south and donald trump not only criticized that individual but criticized the practices that that individual employed. donald trump spoke adamantly against that officer. so i find the criticism for asking people to look at the facts then that person should be held accountable. that's what a leader does. >> when he was speaking in reference that maybe she choked that was in reference to the tulsa shooting but in reference to the charlotte shooting we know the officer is african-american, we kno

we do know that the kids had no love lost for corey lewandowski, that he was somebody that they wantedustration that i was hearing was more in line with them not being able to keep their father on track when it comes to things like debate prep. that and, you know, worries going forward about how this might be affecting the business. because win or lose, they have the business to inherit. and they want to make sure that their business is going to be in just as strong a place as it was before this campaign season started. so, once that story came out, and that, i had been hearing from people for quite a while, that got a tremendous amount of pushback, as well. not only from the campaign, but from the kids. donald trump sent a personalized message to me, saying my sources, even if they do exist, are long-fired and that they have never been happier. the kids have never been happier. this is the happiest they've ever been with how things are going. so, listen, i think the trump campaign wants to portray themselves as having it together, as any campaign would want to do. they don't want to s

political analyst analyst gloria borger, mike e m smerconish, bakari sellers, mark preston, corey lewandowskiod to have all of you. gloria, was this speech effective? >> this was a very tough speech. i think during this whole campaign people have been waiting for a different trump to show up. he's had different people running his campaign, as you know, corey, and people keep saying, oh, trump's going to change, he's going to so-called pivot, which i think t

they had no love lost for corey lewandowski.rustration that i was hearing was more in line with them not being able to keep their father on track when it comes to things like debate preparation. worries going for that how this might be affecting business because they have the business to an arid they want to make sure that their business is going to be in as strongly place as it was before the campaign season. once that story came out and i have been hearing from people for quite a while -- that got tremendous about of pushback as well not only from the campaign but from the kids. trump sent a personalized message to me saying that my sources are fired in that they had never been happier. the kids have ever been happier. this is the happiest they have ever been. listen, i think the trump campaign wants to betray portray themselves as having a together as any campaign would want to do. they do not want to show any infighting especially when it comes to the family. they want to seem like a united front that doesn't have any issues

corey lewandowski who everybody knocks is the former campaign manager everybody thinks is an attack dog. one of the people in the museum noted he actually did stop and was move by a picture and it turned out it was one of his best friends. >> let me ask you this. because i want to be fair here. in the sense that you have two candidates, each new york. they've each talked about 9/11 in personal terms and each used it frankly in their campaign. hillary clinton ran videos about it at the dnc. you're a new york reporter. i know you've reported on first responders and i mean, what is her record like? >> well, i mean, for me, my personal encounters? >> yeah. >> on the good side, she really did lose a good friend at 9/11. that was father michael judge, the fire chaplain who was killed in the north tower. she happened to become friends with him because at the white house prayer breakfast back in september of i think 1998, the star reports coming out and they say, who are we going to put next to the first lady when they're talking about monica, right? so they call up brian o'dwyer and said don't

joining me now is former trump campaign manager, corey lewandowski, who is still receiving severancee trump campaign and cnn political commentator. cnn commentator, van jones, bruce level, and mayor karen weaver of flint, michigan, who is a democrat. so good to have all of you on. let's talk about this. corey, to you first. today donald trump admitted the president was born in the united states, but in the same breath, he blames the entire birther issue on hillary clinton. how does that help him? >> well, you know, what he said was, he put this issue to rest and it was an issue that the clinton campaign specifically, sidney bloomenthal raised with the mcclatchy news editor in 2008, and specifically sidney bloomenthal of the clinton campaign at the time asked the editor to look into where barack obama was born and mcclatchy at time sent a reporter to kenya to find out if it was -- >> corey, that is not true. >> this is what mcclatchy is reporting. >> cnn reached out to bloomenthal, who told our person who reached out, this is false, period. donald trump cannot distract from the fact t

. >> why did trump get rid of corey lewandowski?r months of tension, having two people trying to run the campaign, bickering, donald trump's children and some other advisers convinced him this had to be done now. mr. trump: hillary clinton may be the most corrupt person to ever seek the presidency of the united states. >> the themes of not being able to rely on hillary clinton to change things, they were well-chosen, and he will keep those up. >> our billionaire republican nominee happened to be in the united kingdom today and reacted to brexit. mr. trump: i see a parallel between what happened in the united states, and what happened here. mr. trump: saddam hussein was a bad guy, but he killed terrorists. >> the saddam thing has gotten as much attention as the stuff he said about hillary clinton and e-mails. >> speculation has reached critical mass. there are a lot of news outlets, including cbs news, reporting pence is the choice for trump. he is a steady influence. a policy guy. the opposite of trump in a lot of ways. that will re

here to discuss, corey lewandowski the former campaign manager for donald trump, maria cardona, paris dennard, former white house director of black outreach, a trump supporter and cnn political contributor van jones. corey, just a month ago, cnn's poll of polls said that donald trump was behind by 10 points. tonight a national cnn/orc poll shows the gap down to 3 points, what has changed? >> what you've seen in the last 30 days is donald trump out very actively campaigning, you've seen hillary clinton behind the scenes raising money and this drip, drip, drip of the e-mail controversy that the fbi continues to talk about that has driven her numbers down. the national polls are one thing. the one thing that's going to make a difference are the state-based polls, in the battleground states. if you're the trump campaign today, you're very happy. if you're the clinton campaign, you're very worried that you're losing independents by 20 points. >> the battleground states, that's where the rubber meets the road, as i said to john king in an earlier broadcast. and donald trump is closing the g

. >> let's pick up that point because his former campaign manager corey lewandowski said on last night scott that the democrats and critics of donald trump are moving the ball. watch this. >> for the last 24 hour, people have said donald trump did not say himself that barack obama was born in the united states. it was a statement by his campaign. and he needs to come out and stay this. you know what donald trump did today, he came out and said barack obama was born in the united states. >> you heard it from corey. you heard it from scottie. scott, is that enough? >> certainly, it's insufficient. it's almost like they confirmed it's okay to lie to the media and the public, so long as we get this trick of coverage of these veterans. and even though the basis for the press conference, but for him to do -- do the birther piece and to say that barack obama was born in the u.s. well, we know barack obama was born in the u.s. know that he that since day one. he served two terms. let me talk about donald trump how he can't end, one, he turned around and blamed hillary clinton no evidence of th

. >> corey lewandowski said this morning, he questioned your credibility essentially and he said youcheck your article with the trump organization. true or false? >> i asked both the campaign and the trump organization for information. i received response from t trump organization and some of the information made it into the story. i was told it was off the record and i was not going to disclose that i spoke to them. corey got on the air and lied. therefore, that confidentiality is waived. i talked to them. the thing about i did not fact check. would it be nice for me to tell them what fact i got wrong. >> we are asking them right now. the trump campaign could argue that hillary clinton has a pass, two. she was secretary of state and all questions they raised about the clinton's foundation. how is that different from trump's situation? >> again, it is an absurd comparison. if i give a million dollars to the clinton foundation. $900,000 of that money goes to something like aids or drugs in africa. $100,000 goes to the administration of the clinton mou foundation. nothing go to the cli

we have seen this throughout the campaign trail which was part of the reason when they had corey lewandowski early on would just say you have to ask mr. trump on any specific and that's exactly why. often, he goes off scripts and does not do what his advisor tells him to. >> 25 million new jobs being promised by donald trump. what other figures did he present. >> we talked about 4% growth in the economy. that's the first time we heard him talking about that. he laid out a new aspect to his tax plan and i am waiting to show what economists, how they grade this tax plant, whether he will believe they'll do more to decrease deficit or he will add to it. his original tax plan was criticized and i think it was billions of dollars into the deficit. in his new plan, what was notable was that he actually is capping deductions and that's something that we have not seen before. other than that, we talked about many of the same things that he's been talking about on the campai campaign trial. negotiated in a way that benefits the united states and that he would walk away from it and not getting into tp

former trump campaign manager corey lewandowski chimed in earlier on why they decided to bring up bill's past infidelities. >> these aren't the talking points of the trump campaign. this is the a-1 story above the fold of the "washington post" talking about a 40-year history n specifically in that story, references george stephanopoulos who hat the time worked for the administration who quoted hillary clinton as saying we must destroy these women who are going after bill. >> are you confident this is a winning strategy to bring all this up again? >> i think it's about the h hypocrisy of hillary clinton calling into question what trump has said and what his actual path has been with women. >> okay. that's not all. but we want to talk about it now because it's the bottom line. we want to bring in cnn's political analyst david gregory. >> i think i should put on the glasses. >> fetching. >> thank you for being here. a political round-up with you. here we have the talking points put out to the trump surrogates. number six is where they are responding. anybody who brings up the alicia macha

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also corey lewandowski who is still receiving severance from the trump campaign.uckabee sanders. i just want to ask you as you look at that video, cory, what is your response to that video and this man hitting a protester? >> i think it's fair to say that nobody wants to encourage violence at the trump rallies, and what you want to do is you want to give everybody the opportunity to come to an event and participate and listen to what donald trump has to say. i think that's probably the position of the campaign. that's my best guess. >> i wanted to get that as a person who is closest to the campaign since there's no comment from the campaign. thank you for that. the president was out there today saying that there's a double standard when it comes to the two candidates. one is being graded on the curve. another one is not being graded on a curve but harsher. do you think donald trump gets away with things that that should disqualified another candidate? >> you have donald trump. >> or him. >> donald trump has been willing to engage with the media when hillary clinto

and in the last hour i note that corey lewandowski said he doesn't have to release his tax records heworth statement and we should be happy with that. that's not even remotely the same thing. and about that net worth statement where he claimed to be worth 10 billion. now increased to $11 billion. he's never released anything that would justify him being worth 10 or $11 billion. his income tax statements would help us understand his real net worth. >> by the way, i have to say something. i have got to correct something. you said the clinton foundation did the same thing. the clintons personally gave 1 million last year. they gave money to their own foundation. >> that's true, but they don't give money to other charities. a tiny bit. >> the clintons hide. wait a minute, i want to get into this issue about his taxes. >> they give a million dollars, we don't know about donald trump, he won't release his tachs. >> there's incredibly strong evidence that he cheated on his taxes in 1984 and i suspect other years. hits own tax guy, under oath, donald filed an appeal. he said he had zero incom

saving trump's november meeting with black pastors in new york burns said former campaign manager corey lewandowski to speak on trump's behalf at bob jones university. he's been a favorite of the campaign ever since. >> he just came out of the blue. >> reporter: davies said he's a republican and never heard of the fiery pastor. neither were his friend. >> they saw a claim that he's a member of phi alpha cy. >> reporter: he first saw the claim on the church's website. davis said he captured this screen graph in july, he started investigating. what did you find? >> there's no person named mark burns, john mark burns or anybody in the from ternts ever. >> reporter: davis said he contacted burns and soon after he said the web page disappeared. we contacted them, too. we asked about that. >> without question i said i had crossed -- not crossed, but started the process of being a part of that organization. but that's the furthest i got. >> reporter: is that the bio from your website? >> it is. it is the bio. but this is not an accurate depiction of the bio. information has been added. i'm pretty -- i own

executives over at cnn may be relieved over this news corey lewandowski former trump campaign manager and cnn analyst is no longer on the trump payroll. lewandowski had been receiving emergencily severance payments while on air for cnn. thought trump campaign has paid off the remainder of the contract in one lump sum. the man that went on a shooting rampage not a citizen but voted three times. registered to vote and participated in three election cycles it operates on al honor system so he never had to show proof of citizenship. charged with murdering five people at macy's department store. libertarian presidential candidate got stumped. first it was when he didn't know what aleppo syria was. now he could not name one world leader he admired when asked about that. today he treated this it's been almost 24 hours and i still can't come up with a foreclosure leader i looked up to. hillary clinton was also asked that question today she and she says she very much admires angela merkel. john kerry has threatened russia. will kerry's words make any difference? general jack keane is here next

and former donald trump campaign manager corey lewandowski is back. kirsten powers is back as well.al aliens or undocumented immigrants. he said it was misleading. you have to take into account a number of different factors. also talked about obamacare. let's talk about the first part of that fact check. go ahead. what did you make of that? >> there is a big difference between 2 million and 690,000. and also the 690,000 includes misdemeanors and felonies. and then we have to remember that, i actually think we would take misdemeanor out of that probably if we're going to talk about serious, violent crimes. even with felonies, a lot of felonies aren't violent crimes. you can be charged with a felony for selling a small amount of drugs for example, that can be your first time offense and you can end up being deported perhaps after living in this country for most of your life. this is, you know, i think is this a pretty big, a whopper, because it is going to be a lot fewer than 690,000. he said it was 2 million. >> a whopper, corey, do you agree? she says there is a big difference betwe

corey lewandowski. and -- and michael nutter. mayor nutter. trump on the trail, hammering clinton. she's off the trail sick. two days in a row without seeing her sound to reput him is a big opportunity for him. the polls are tightening. is this valuable time lost for her? >> the fact of the matter is that every now and then because candidates are human like everyone else, sometimes people get sick. and she should take care of herself. there is stale lot of time on the clock. and obviously wants to be in good shape. i would expect the other candidate is going to continue to campaign. just because hillary clinton is not campaigning doesn't mean that donald trump going to go home. you know, you make up the time. >> and you have president obama out there who's arguably the best campaigner alive. and hillary clinton would be first to say much better than she herself. so perhaps even more effective. coming out today and slamming trump on other people's donations to buy things for himself via donation here is how president obama put it. >> one ndidate's family foundation has saved countle

corey lewandowski, having gone through this before. >> it's not threatening what he is talking aboutcifically is if hillary clinton elected to the president of the united states she will limit the rights of the second amendment as we know them and that will include more background checks, longer waiting periods and people that enjoyed think right of the second amendment lawfully to be restricted by that and that's what he is referring to. >> that's not true. >> that is not unkwificcal. >> hillary clinton has said, the nra endorsed donald trump as the earliest endorser they have ever had in the republican primary process because of his commitment to the second amendment. there's a clear choice. if the second amendment is important to you and you are a person who wants to keep and bear arms as the second amendment allows you will vote for donald trump. if you want the rights restricted, vote for hillary clinton. she will appoint a supreme court judge that will limit those rights. >> >> he is reckless. he can't help himself. he plays to the crowd. he seems to have some need when things

joining us now is bakari sellers for hillary clinton and gloria borger and corey lewandowski, republicanategist ana navarro and donald trump supporter jeffrey lord. corey, i am glad you're here because there seems to be a dispute right now. donald trump earlier today said when he met with the mexican president enrique pena nieto they did not discuss who would pay for the wall on the u.s.-mexico border that donald trump says he will build. since donald trump said that the mexican president said oh, yeah, i said mexico's not going to pay for it. so i'm asking you because we know though you left the trump campaign you are still in contact with them and the candidate himself. any explanation about this discrepancy? >> look, i think what we'll see here in 45 minutes is donald trump will talk very specifically about his plans for illegal immigration and that's going to include how to pay for that wall and it will include what that means for the people of mexico. without getting out in front of what donald trump would say we'll let him speak. >> i'm not talking about what he is going to say. i'

--n: why did jump get rid of why did trump get rid of corey lewandowski?fter months of tension, having two people try to run the campaign, bickering over personnel decisions, donald trump's children and other advisors convinced him he this had to be done now. mr. trump: hillary clinton may be the most corrupt person ever to seek the presidency of the united states. mark: i thought the themes trump chose about changing the washington, about the country not being able to rely on hillary clinton, questioning her veracity, i thought those were well-chosen. he will keep those up. >> the presumptive republican nominee reacted to the brexit news. mr. trump: i really do see a parallel between what is happening in the united states and what is happening here. saddam hussein was a bad guy. right? but do you know what he did well? he killed terrorists. john: it got as much, if not more, attention than the stuff he has said about hillary. mark: in the republican veepstakes, speculation has reached critical mass. people are reporting pence is the choice for trump. he i

and corey lewandowski, former trump campaign manager still receiving severance from the campaign. donald trump says he has a secret plan and says he's going to demands the plan within 30 days from his generals. that rangels some of the military leadership who feels that is dismissive. lieutenant general hertling ran the operation iraq. >> i had to say to myself, what the hell does he think we've been trying to do for the last 14 years in terms of al qaeda? it shows a complete misunderstanding of threat and ways to fight it. and national security policy. >> from the trump perspective, what is the genius of asking for a 30-day plan. >> first, let me say what the general also said he didn't recognize many of the names on that list of 88 admirals and generals supporting donald trump saying i don't know if they're on the front lines fighting. general mike flynn, a retired three-star general, the agency tasked with making sure the national secrets are protected. he's advising donald trump on a daily basis saying i don't recognize those people. >> it's a sidebar conversation. it's fair f

trump's november meeting with black pastors in new york, burns says former campaign manager corey lewandowskied him to speak on trump's behalf at bob jones university. he's been a favorite of the campaign ever since. >> he just came out of the blue. >> reporter: virginia beach navy veteran damon davis says is he's a republican but had never heard of the fiery southern pastor. neither had his friends. >> they looked him up. he had web pages up. one of the claims is he was a member of kappa alpha psi. >> reporter: davis, who is a member of the predominantly african-american fraternity, says he first saw the claim in pastor burns' bio on his church's website. davis says he captured this screen grab in july just days after burns spoke at the rnc. then he started investigating. >> what did you find? >> there's no person named mark burns, john mark burns, or any variation thereof in the fraternity ever. >> reporter: davis says he contacted pastor burns. soon after, davis says the web page disappeared. cnn called kappa headquarters too. they have no record of him, so when we sat down with burns, we

formerer donald trump manager cor corey lewandowski is back and kirsten powers is back as well. i'll start with you. two million criminal aliens or undocumented immigrants. he said it was misleading. you have to take into account a number of different factors. talked about obama care. let's talk about the first part of that fact check. go ahead. what did you make of that? >> there is a big difference between 2 million and 690 thousand thousand and also the 690,000 includes misdemeanors and felonies. and then we have to remember that, i actually think we would take misdemeanor out of that probably if we're going to talk about serious, violent crimes. even with felonies, a lot of felonies aren't violent crimes. you can be charged with a felony for selling a small amount of drugs for example, that can be your first time offense and you can end up being deported perhaps after living in this country for most of your life. this is, you know, i think is this a pretty big, a whopper, because it is going to be a lot fewer than 690,000. he said it was 2 million. >> a whopper, corey, do yo

joining me bakari sellers, clinton supporter corey lewandowski back with us and also a trump supporter with me. hopefully i can get my mouth to work in this segment. so, kayleigh, president obama out solo on the campaign trail. he is stumping for hillary clinton today. clearly he has disdain for donald trump. listen to this? >> this is the guy you want to be championing working people? this guy who spent 70 years on this earth showing no concern for working people. this guy is suddenly going to be your champion? i mean he spent most of his life trying to stay as far away from working people as he could. >> so no doubt donald trump has a lot of support from working people as part of his biggest supporters. but the president's question is why would people believe that a wealthy businessman from new york who is readily admitted in some ways gaming the system saying, you know, i had to do what i had to do as a businessman, why do they think he's going to advocate in the white house? >> i suppose you should ask them because they turned out in droves for him. independent voters turned other

trump's november meeting with black pastors in new york, burns says former campaign manager corey lewandowski at bob jones university. he has been a favorite of the campaign ever since. >> he just came out of the blue. >> reporter: virginia beach navy veteran damon davis says he is a republican but had never heard of the fiery southern pastor. neither had his friends. >> so they looked him up and he had webb pages up and they say one of the claims was that he was a member of a fraternity. >> reporter: davis, who is a member of the american fraternity says he first saw the claims in the pastor's bio. davis says he captured this korean grab in july days after burns spoke at the rnc. then he started investigating. what did you find? >> there is no person named mark burns, john mark burns or any variation thereof in the fraternity ever. >> reporter: davis says he contacted pastor burns. soon after, davis says the webb page disappeared. cnn called kappa headquarters, too. they have no record of him. when we sat down with burns, we asked about that. >> i did without question say that i had cross --

. >> and "outfront" now from the a campaign manager for donald trump, corey lewandowski, who is still receiving severance from the trump campaign. and --. mark, let me start with you. with the optics of tonight. the trump campaign, donald trump going to be appearing at this rally with a former miss wisconsin. she is someone who said she had an incurable illness that donald trump was instrumental in helping her and her son financially during that horrible time. she's speaking very highly of his character. he's putting her now front and center in response to miss universe. >> no doubt to try and redirect and also trying to push away any negative stories that have come out in the last 48 hours with the miss universe contestant winner. what's interesting about this is that trump is continuing on with this line of -- of information. and allowing it to stay in the spotlight. so trump obviously thinks that this is a smart strategy at this point. but who knows ux really. >> do you agree with these prolonging the story of miss universe by putting a former miss wisconsin out there? >> this has

co corey lewandowski, former trump campaign manager. a hillary clinton supporter and her former campaign manager, and a donald trump supporter. now i get to take a breath. okay. corey, you helped prepare donald trump for debates during the primary season, of which there were so many. what's happening right now? is he done? watching football tonight? >> my recommendation, if i was still part of the campaign, would be take some time, enjoy a football game, relax. unwind, you know. think about what you'd want to be doing before the night of a big day tomorrow. i'm sure he's going to come down from the apartment and go to work. it's what he does. he'll probably spend some more time doing some more debate prep. but the debate prep that donald trump does is more conversational. it's with experts in their respective fields. whether it is rudy giuliani or the generals. he learns by talking to other people. i think it's what he'll do. then spend time with his family, drive out to new york and have a big night tomorrow night. >> what about hillary

we have christine quinn, hillary clinton supporter, and corey lewandowski, former trump campaign manager, who is still receiving severance from the trump campaign. welcome to both of you. great to have you here. corey, why does donald trump continue to praise putin? >> well, i think you heard what mike pence said. vladimir putin has had a stronger influence on his country than barack obama has had here. he's been a stronger leader. >> you believe that? you believe that vladimir putin is stronger than president obama? >> i think that for his people, vladimir putin has been a fighter. and what he has done for his people is to say, look, there's an opportunity sometimes to work with our what would be normally an adversary. what donald trump has said was let's engage with russia for a common goal, which is defeat isis. >> sure, but this is different. vladimir putin is a dictator. does donald trump believe in locking up your political opponents? does he believe in shutting down a free press? >> i think vladimir putin has done some terrible things, and there's been some speculation and conject

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former trump campaign manager corey lewandowski. trump supporter jeffrey lord.rter, former new york city council member, christine quinn. christine, there was radio silence from the trump campaign for some 90 minutes then they said she was dehydrated or said she was overheated, actually, and it was really only once that cell phone video was released that all of a sudden information came forth. why not just be transparent from friday, say, yes, she's got pneumonia? >> look, i think this -- the secretary really spoke for herself saying she got diagnosed with pneumonia on friday. let's just all kind of take a step back. she got diagnosed with pneumonia. right? that's something that's easily treatable. that's going to go away. she didn't get diagnosed, thank god, with something that was really serious or incurable or anything like that so she thought i'll take my antibiotics, i'll power through this and in a couple days the pneumonia will be gone. i don't think that's kind of an unreasonable thing for somebody to think. honestly, i got to tell you, i like the attitu

asked that burns would meet with trump and that happened with 100 black pastors and he received corey lewandowskitand in for donald trump at the faith and freedom forum in south carol and he's been a member of the campaign ever since. burns said he thinks the campaign likes his message and his character. >> as you pointed out, he's not some random preacher. this man spoke out for donald trump in the republican national convention. you couldn't get a bigger stage. >> he's flown on the trump jet. he's a crowd favorite at the rallies. when the meeting with pastors in detroit tomorrow, a great faith ministries was announced that came from pastor burns. this is someone who is very closely tied to the campaign. he is a regular on cable news, defending donald trump. >> has the campaign responded at all? >> no. not yet, and we've put questions to the campaign asking about its vetting process of its top-level surrogates, particularly pastor burns, and what they do, how they look into these people that they ask to speak on donald trump's behalf. so far, no response. >> all right. victor blackwell, incredib

former trump campaign manager, corey lewandowski. cnn political analyst, "new york times" national political reporter, alex persons. spokesperson for moveon.org, karine jean-pierre who supports clinton. and andre bauer who supports trump. it's interesting, alex, we saw both candidates kind of doing cleanup today. was the forum a home run for either one of them? >> i don't think it was. i do think in this debate over russia and trump's comments about vladimir putin, you see which candidate added something new to the presidential debate. hillary clinton was on the defensive over her e-mails last night. clearly that issue has not been put to rest. it was trump both on russia, his comments about american generals, his comments about sexual assault in the military i think provided more new material for democrats and you saw hillary clinton really pouncing on the opportunity in a way we have not seen her do really since the democratic convention. >> corey, donald trump coming out today essentially fact checking hillary clinton, what she sa

very fiery immigration speech, one that very much appealed to his base of voters, white men as corey lewandowski admitted, earlier today, and they lost that message that the message that work that they were trying to do to appeal to voters other than the white voting block in this country and that's why you are seeing what you can call an exodus of hispanic advisors within the campaign or the very least disappointment among them that he wasn't able to find a way to compromise or soften his tone in any way. >> katy, where is the campaign saying they go from here? what's next step? >> the campaign will continue. they are doing some african-american outreach. they believe they will find a way to reach across the aisle in order to appeal to them more. but so far there is no indication it'll change on deportation forces or as immigration policy any time soon. >> all right. katy tur as always, thank you for your reporting. >>> fallout from inside the trump campaign has been intense. jacob monty resigned, calling trump's speech a cynical scheme to use us as props. i do not have the time or energy for a