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david duke. when pence was on wolf's show yesterday, he did not denounce -- we, he denounced david duke but he didn'te was deplorable. let's listen to what mike pence said today. >> david duke repeatedly we have said that we do not want his support and we do not want the support of people who -- >> we had a technical problem there, but mike pence again said he's into civility, larry, he doesn't like to call people names. he said donald trump and himself denounced david duke many times. was it a fair question? >> oh, absolutely. because, again, just to refresh people's minds, some months ago, donald trump did not immediately denounce david duke. he tended to have a problem with his ear piece, his ifb, and claimed he didn't hear the name david duke. the fact of the matter is, and whether vice presidential nominee mike pence admits it or not, there are a lot of these white nationalists who have seized upon the trump candidacy and used it in their own ways to promote their agenda. they're all over twitter. so it is a problem. i think frankly trump and pence would do well to denounce these people in the s

indiana governor mike pence, refused to call former ku klux klan leader david duke deplorable during an interview with cnn's wolf blitzer monday. >> david duke, for example, other what nationalists, who will fit into that category of deplorables, right? >> well, as i told you last time i was on, i'm not really sure why the media keeps dropping david duke's name. donald trump has denounced david duke repeatedly. we do not want the support of people -- >> you would call him deplorable? >> i i'm not in the name-calling business, wolf. amy: in a major victory for farm workers, california governor jerry brown has signed legislation requiring paid overtime for hundreds of thousands of farm workers across california. the new laws come after decades of organizing g by the united fm workers of america to close gaps in national laws that exclude farm workers from key labor protections. the ufw prevailed despite an intense lobbying campaign by big agricultural companies against the labor protections. the new laws will be phased in beginning in 2019 and will guarantee paid overtime after eight hours per day, or after 40 hou

. >> zach wolfe, and david therrienal, the author of that article in about a half hour from now. >>>the federal reserve, investors are not worried. no way. european stocks rising a big jump in tokyo overnight. the action there from central bankers who unveiled a new target rate. billionaire investor star of "shark tank" is backing hillary clinton but he's fashioning donald trump again. he made this offer, $10 million charity of your choice, if you let me interview you for four hours on your policies and their substance. he upped the ante saying he would write trump a personal check for $10 million. this week, cuban sat down with alison kosik and explained why he's ramping up the pressure on donald trump. >> i think donald trump is an immediate and present danger to the security of this country. his inability to control what he says. his inability to control the impact of what he says. awareness creates risks for my family, my kids for everybody i know. >> he did say trump does a better job marketing himself than hillary clinton, and that's part of the reason why some people feel -- >

david: michael wolf, thank you so much for joining us today. market stretching just stressing over its liquidity. here is the fact deutsche bank capital is the line in orange. it's peers are about 12.8%. the trigger, it needs to fall below 5.125%. where well above that level. john cryan says to his employees today that the bank has 215 billion euros in liquidity. joining us now is a steve rattner. steve, the market not buying it. what the facts are, what john cryan is saying. what do you tell john cryan? steve: the facts are not clear. this is a fast-moving situation. liquidity is a very ephemeral concept. liquidity at one moment can ceased to be liquidity at the next moment. secondly when a bank is trading at .25, you have to raise questions about what you have on the asset side of that balance sheet and whether that is an active book number. we don't know how far they are away in reality. we are in one of those moments where we are at an inflection point. if customer stay loyal and they can work their way through this, i think the lesson of 2

david duke deplorable. you had asked him about that yesterday, wolf, and he sidestep ed that question i don't get into name-calling. mike pence, of course. today asked whether or not he would amend that statement, whether or not he actually believes david duke, the former kkk leader is deplorable. here's what he had to say. >> donald trump and i have denounced david duke repeatedly. we have said that we do not want his support, and we do not want the support of people who think like him. and yesterday i was, i was asked a question about that, and i repeated that again. and -- the simple fact is that i'm not in the name-calling business. my colleagues in the house of representatives know that i believe that civility is essential in a vibrant democracy and it's just never been my practice. >> so democrats jumping all over mike pence saying he should have called david duke deplorable. so this debate over the basket of deplorables, that comment that hillary clinton made on friday, still playing out, probably not going away anytime soon, wolf. >> also up on capitol hill, very interesting. i was watching some of the cov

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thing too, mike president nominee mike pence may have stumbled when asked by wolf bitter is david dukeeplorable. he is not into name-calling him. harris: he thanked him. >> that question came up on capitol hill. >> how did he do it. >> gave a long stem winder i thought was impressive. i was listening to his answer. talking about all the names his supporters have been called. he backed into the answer about david duke. liz: white supremacists are pretty deplorable. we saw the same thing too with mike pence. >> i'm not defending. giving balance between yesterday and today. they did not want to get caught in the trap. liz: all over the media now that mike pence wouldn't call david duke deplorable. >> my suggestion it will flip. harris: what he said, we missed it, exactly how -- >> he was talking about all the negative things that have been said about their supporters, et cetera and then got to the david duke point and suggested he did not need his support. sandra: we got to leave it there. a major hearing on capitol hill over hillary clinton email schedule. tech who handled her private se

david duke. he refused to call the former kkk leader deplorable when asked about this exchange yesterday with wolfi'm not really sure why the media keeps dropping david duke's name. donald trump denounced david duke repeatedly, we don't want his support and people whose support think like that. >> you would call him deplorable? >> i'm not in the name-calling business, wolf. you know me better than that. >> hillary clinton jumped on this at least on twitter saying if you won't say the kkk is deplorable, you have no business running the country. >>> and joining us, rob whitman, a donald trump supporter and member of the armed forces services committee. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. great to you with you. >> congressman, what's wrong with calling david duke deplorable? >> i think you've heard both from mr. trump and mr. pence they denounced him, said he's not a good individual. i think that what's at issue here is where hillary clinton has identified a large group of people, folks in my district, farmers, fishermen, teachers, deputies, as being deplorable. she's the one now chastising an

well, pence disavowed david duke's support, but he refused to call him deplorable. here's what he told wolf blitzer. >> i'm not really sure why the media keeps dropping david duke's name. donald trump has denounced david duke repeatedly. we don't want his support, and we don't want the support of people like him. >> so you would call him a deplorable? >> i'm not in the name calling business, wolf. you know me better. >> reporter: and the clinton campaign has pounced only that, tweeting out, quote, if you won't say the kkk is deplorable, you have no business running this country. so the clinton campaign there, alisyn and chris, clearly sensing some small opening. >> okay. thanks so much for all of that. let's discuss it with our panel. we have cnn's senior political analyst and senior editor for "the atlantic, ron brownstein. great to have all of you here. ron, what do voters have the right to know? do they have the right to know if one of the candidates is suffering from pneumonia? >> i think they have the right to know more than they know. it's extraordinary decision by hillary clinton to

so, you know, beyond the pale, wolf, and so not worthy of the kind of campaign that certainly hillary wanted to run or that we as a staff wanted to run that i called david plouffe, obviously managing barack obama's campaign, in '07, to apologize, and basically say

david: you're not a alone objecting to some of the tax policies from hillary. earlier in the hour, we had robert wolfmer head of ubs. >> i know bob. david: even he had qualms with the new wealth tax on inherited money. let's play the tape. >> i'm not someone for high estate tax. i think we're paying taxes all along. i would be on the other side. you know, listen. >> doesn't make sense. >> i'm a huge supporter of the secretary. i like her economic plan. i'm on other side of estate taxes and other side of it. pp. david: you guys know him and other people on wall street in favor of hillary clinton. do they think they will change her mind once she is president? >> i don't know what they think about that, this is wrong idea, this whole thing. face it, most of the private wealth has been created in private companies. most private companies were started with very little capital. that means their retained earnings now have already paid tax once, either individual tax, if they were a flow-through or corporate tax. let's say they paid corporate. that was 35%. now, if you take 65% of the remaining 65, that is a

david gergen. and mike mccall told wolf blitzer hacking as well as democrats. do you know anything?he had to dial that quickly w in about 30 or 40 minutes saying that on cnn he was saying it was republican operatives and he misspoke. >> i would like to know. >> i would like to know, as well, and the rnc, on multiple occasions said in fact they've never been hacked. let's stop for a moment. i think we live in an age we have to realize we're all being hacked and i spoke to somebody in the government about a year ago and said don't ever e-mail anything, because the bottom line, the chinese and the russians are looking at your stuff and he was very serious. >> i just saw the screening of snowden, so now i'm paranoid and the tape over my camera and everything. >> i'm never e-mailing you. >> so everyone, this is the thing that everyone's been talking about, besides the way donald trump released part of his medical physical whatever, it's about the hacked e-mail from the former secretary of state colin powell. i'm going to read a little bit of it. in one e-mail powell called trump a nation

clinton's camp seizing on this mike pence interview with wolf as another signal the trump campaign is fostering intolerance. >> donald trump has denounced david duke repeatedly. we don't want his support and we don't want the support of people -- >> you call him a deplorable? >> no, i am not in the name-calling business, wolf. you know we better than that. >> democrats piling on after pence refused to call david duke, a former ku klux klan leader, deplorable. clinton tweeted, if you won't say the kkk is deplorable, you have no business running the country. as tim kaine argued that failing to call out bigotry only fuels it. >> if you cannot call out bigotry, if you cannot call out racism, xenophobia, anti -- if you can't call it out and you stand back and are silent around it, you are enabling it to grow. you are enabling it to become more powerful. >> all this as duke who recence pence's response on made and in interviews. we're expecting donald trump to come here to pennsylvania tonight and explain a little bit more about his new child care policies, his new maternity leave policies. but one of the key questions is how he is going to pay for

david duke. pence disavowed his support but he refused to call him deplorable. here's what he told wolf blitzer. >> i'm not sure why the media keeps dropping david duke's name. we don't want his support or the people who -- >> you would call him a deplorable? >> no. i'm not in the name-calling business, wolf. you know me better than that. >> reporter: and the clinton campaign, they have pounced right on that tweeting out, quote, if you won't say the kkk is deplorable, you have no business running the country. and a trump campaign official tells me trump will keep up the attacks on hillary clinton over all of this today at his event in iowa. later we will see his daughter, ivanka trump, return to the campaign trail in pennsylvania. this will be one of the first big appearances since her convention speech. >> sunday lanlesunlen, thank yo that. >> who's been more transparent about their health, hillary clinton or donald trump? >> as we know from this past weekend, clearly donald trump. we saw hillary clinton with her own two eyes struggling the other day. we certainly hope and mr. trump an

david chalian. reaction now from the trump campaign. joining us, the former georgia congressman jacks kaningston, senior adviser to the trump campaign. thanks for joining us. >> good to be with you, wolf. >> let me get your reaction. i know donald trump closely follows these poll numbers. he must be pretty upset looking at three key battleground states

david duke repeatedly. we don't want his support, and we don't want the supt (wolf) "you call him a deplorable, you would call him." (gov. mike pence / (r) vice presidential nominee) "no, i don't - i'm not in the name-calling business, wolf. you know me better than that." ((brian loftus)) >> clinton blasted pence's response, tweeting: "if you won't say the k-k-k is deplorable, you have no business running the country." clinton and trump will be going head to head in their first presidential debate in less than two weeks. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> in one month unlv will host the third and final presidential debate this fall. and tomorrow they'll be holding a pep rally on campus for the the rally will be held at the big event. the rally will be held at the alumni amphitheatre outside the student union on unlv's main campus, it will be going on from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and the presidential debate will be at the thomas & mack center, on october 19th./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> 8 news now is your local election headquarters throughout the campaign season... on air and online at las vegas now dot com. /// ((brian lo

now, pence did disavow david duke support, but he refused to call him deplorable. here's what he told wolf blitzer. >> i'm not really sure why the media keeps dropping david duke's name. donald trump has denounced david duke repeatedly. we don't want his support. and we don't want the support of people who think like him. >> so you you would call him a deplorable? >> no, i'm not in the name calling business, wolf. you know me better than that. >> reporter: and the clinton campaign has pounced right on that, tweeting out, quote, if you won't say the kkk is deplorable, you have no business running the country. and a trump campaign official tells me that donald trump will keep up these attacks on hillary clinton over this deplorable comment. today at his event in iowa and later today we will see the return of his daughter ivanka trump. she'll be back out on the campaign trail campaigning with him in pennsylvania. chris, this is one of her first big appearances since her convention speech. >> all right, thank you very much. let's discuss these big ideas that are going on in the campaign with c

on cnn at 5:00 last night, mike pence was given an opportunity to denounce david duke and he passed on it. wolfnswer. >> we have the sound for that. you have mexican rapists he talked about, what he said about obviously muslims, the muslim ban. straight out of germany 1933. you can go to specifics. >> exactly. >> one after another after another. >> women bleeding out of their eyes. >> wherever. i was talking her ears. and you can go on and on and on and on. again, very specific there. >> i want to stress something because it is the candidate, obviously. but there is also demonstrably an uptick in racism from people supporting donald trump. i know this. i get the anti-semitic e-mails in my inbox all the time. other reporters who cover the trump campaign are constantly receiving vitriol in a way that is abnormal for normal campaigns. we talked about -- >> well -- >> no, no. looking at a camera for sarah palin supporters to get an image. that is on a different level during this campaign with donald trump. it is. >> let me tell you something. in 2008, i could say barack obama was the greatest perso

david duke repeatedly. we don't want his support. >> you would call him deplorable? >> i'm not in the name-calling business, wolfe's getting some heat to refuse to call david duke deplorable in that specific segment, although earlier, he did say i don't want his support or the support of his supporters. >> i understand why a politician might not want to feel like they can being baited into saying anything. but david duke is not deplorable, who is? that word ceases to have meaning if you didn't describe david duke in those terms. it took donald trump a very long time whether or not he disavowed david. he has a lot of white supremist supporters. >> hillary clinton has tweeted about that exchange saying -- complaining that he didn't call david duke deplorable. >> she said basically if you can't call the kkk deplorable, what can you call deplorable? i don't think that's going to be enough to erase what hillary clinton said. again, hillary clinton immediately came out to say i did something wrong. i used a word i shouldn't have. i regret that word. she made a foot fault on that and one i don't see the trump campaign

wolf. >> donald trump has denounced david duke repeatedly. we don't want his support and we don't want the support of people who think like him. >> you call him a deplorable. >> not in the name calling business. >> reporter: the democrats piling on after democrats refused to call duke deplorable. clinton tweeted, if you won't say the kkk is deplorable, you have no business running the country. as tim kaine argued -- >> if you cannot call out bigotry, if you cannot call out racism, xenophobixenophobia, ift call it out and you are standing around silent around it you are enabling it to grow. you are enabling it to become more powerful. >> all this as duke on twitter celebrates pence's response on social media and in interviews. now donald trump will take the stage here in pennsylvania in just a few minutes. we're expecting him to lay out more details about his chooild ca care. and the big question, how he's going to pay for all of these new proposals. >> counting down to that appearance by trump and his daughter in moments. up front now. corey

david duke >> do you call him deplorable? >> i'm not in the name calling business, wolf, you know me better than that. >> duke, the imperial wizard of the ku klux klan is running for senator until louisiana. >>> bill clinton told charlie rose on the cbs broadcast that his wife is feeling stronger. >> she's doing fine. she was even better last night before she went to sleep. she just got dehydrated. >> is that what happened? >> yeah, yeah. >> when you look at that collapse, that video that was taken, you wonder if it's more serious than dehydration? >> she's been -- she's been to her doctor's rarely but on more than one occasion over the last many years, in talking to her, she just got severely dehydrated. she's worked like a demon as you know and in the year since. >> but more importantly, she's on a grueling campaign. >> yeah. >> you know what that's like? >> and she's older than you were when you ran? >> and she had 2 1/2 hard days before. and a day when she got dizzy. today, she made a decision which i think was correct. to cancel her campaign day. >> right. >> take one more day to rest. trail? >> no, no chance. she'll be back

donald trump's running mate mike pence was asked by wolf blitzer if he considers david duke a white nationalistnd trump supporter deplorable, somebody who supports trump deplorable. pence wouldn't go there. he said he isn't in the name calling business. he also said the trump campaign doesn't want duke's support. >> reporter: donald trump didn't have to dig deep into his basket of attacks today on hillary clinton. >> after months of hiding from the press, hillary clinton has revealed her true thoughts. that was her true thoughts. she revealed herself to be a person who looks down on the proud citizens of our country, as subjects for her. >> reporter: the gop nominee devoted a huge chunk of his speech to a military audience today to a line clinton delivered friday when she referred to trump supporters as a basket of deplorables at a fund-raiser in new york. >> you know, to just be grossly generalistic, you could put half of trump's supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. the racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, islamophobic, you name it. >> reporter: by the next day, the damage

deliberate on which ones he actually steps in on and i offer this advice, and, wolf, done many debates together, and davidght be smart at the top of the debate to lay out the ground rules how he plans to act during it so there are no surprises. >> what about donald trump's weaknesses? what do you see? >> he has a very thin skin and sometimes let's his ego take over. if we see that tonight, talked a little about that. if we see that tonight, that could be a big problem for donald trump. we know he can give a speech, know had can be serious, but on the debate stage, he kind of gets carried away sometimes. we haven't seen him in this forum and hasn't done it against one other person. so we'll see who shows up tonight. >> remembering that clip. play it for viewers now when marco rubio was suggesting that donald trump had small, or little hands, if you will. look how he responded at that debate. >> he hit my hands. nobody has ever hit my hands. i've never heard of this one. look at those hands. are they small hands? and -- he referred to my hands, if they're small, smug elomethie must be small. i guarantee, th

david duke, former kkk leader. pence disavowed his support but he refused to use the word deplorable. here's what he told wolftzer. >> as i've told you the last time i was on, i'm not really sure why the media keeps dropping david duke's name. donald trump has denounced david duke repeatedly. we don't want his support and we don't want the support of people who think -- >> you would call him a deplorable? >> no, i'm not in the name-calling business, wolf. you know me better than that. >> and the clinton campaign have pounced right on that tweeting out, quote, if you won't say the kkk is deplorable, you have no business running the country. so, carol, here clearly the clinton campaign sensing some small opening to try to reclaim some of this narrative. >> sunlen serfaty reporting live. thank you so much. >>> mr. trump says hillary clinton's demonizing voters. democrats say, please, what do you call it? >> when mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best. they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists, and some i assume are good people. a total and complete shutdown of muslims enter

david, thanks very much for joining us. >> hi, wolf, happy to be here. >> let's go through the criticsleased analysis by oxford economics estimates trump's policy would cost the u.s. $1 trillion over the next five years and cost four million jobs. i assume you've seen that analysis. your reaction? >> you know, i haven't looked at it, there are lots of economists around. a lot of people are simply against change. they're for the status quo and all of their clients are part of the status quo. they don't want to break out of it. i don't think there's too much to that kind of a study. >> on what basis do you think there could be at least 3.5%, he says 4%, maybe higher annual growth and he says he could do that for ten years. is that realistic at all? >> sure, that would be an average growth rate and the u.s. averaged 3.5% growth all the way from world war ii up through 2000. so that's the normal for the u.s. economy. somehow we've shifted and allowed people to say oh, no, we're not good enough, we should only grow 2% a year which is what we've been doing these last seven years so we have t

. >> last night on a news program wolf blitzer asked a running mate is david duke deplorable? "i don't want to get into the name calling business." if you can not call out bigotry, if you can not call out racism, xenophobia, if you can't call it out and you stand back and you're silent around it, you're enabling it to grow. you're enabling it to become more powerful. >> my thought when i heard the is if you have mike pence saying well, i don't want to be part -- get into the business of name calling but yet he is signed on to a ticket where you have the president of the name calling club at the top of the ticket, i'm not sure what i was trying to say. >> mike pence has created this deplorable situation for himself. on your network this morning you had kellyanne conway saying "just say he's deplorable." but rather than being sucked into that trap he's refusing to say it. he'll say david duke is a bad man, he won't use the word, you even have senator mike lee, a friend of mike pence's saying "come on, use the word." now he's dug in there so what could have been a nice opening fo

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david: there is distinction whether they're lone wolves or working with a group. rahami is being described as a lone wolf is seen not so bad because it is not conspiracy. here is what andy mccarthy said about the whole thing. there is not lone wolves. they are part after huge pack of fundamentalist islamic movements some percentage are always taking up arms to kill for the cause. what do you think of that? >> that is right. terrorist threat doesn't can comfort to corporate or government organization chart. it is much different than that i think the whole notion there are lone wolves who sort of like spontaneous combustion, one day they're normal people, the next day they're a terrorist that sun realistic. they're communicating over internet. they're talking to members of the community. sometimes they're being radicalized by mullahs. this is something that is much more complex. i think the notion of lone wolf is designed to minimize the terrorist threat. i think american people are tired of hearing that. david: we got 10 seconds. is hillary clinton going to change our her attitude towards terrorism and im

hillary clinton, as reporters we're asking now, like pence getting tripped up with wolf blitzer, is the support and drawing daviduke into your camp because of what you represent, isn't that the definition of deplorable. lacking the quality of the people you want behind you. >> reporter: again, but politically using the identical word is something that would not work in a campaign. so trying to express it in other ways. another part of this is mike pence is someone with a deep christian faith. also we had senator mike lee, who is also very religious. they talked about -- lee tells us they talked about the issue that deplorable is the actions of a person, not the person themselves in their christian faith. so, not wanting to denigrate a human be, but to criticize their actions. sometimes those messages are heard -- those words are heard differently in a media context as compared to how someone who is in the christian faith community might hear those comments. so, sometimes there's just different layers to the language of politics and what it means. and mike pence was just trying to really hold off being pulled int

david duke, should be in that category? is he deplorable? mike pence wouldn't say on wolfesterday and refused to do it again this morning on capitol hill. have a look for yourself. >> donald trump and i have denounced david duke repeatedly. we have said that we do not want his support, and we do not want the support of people who think like him. and yesterday i was, i was asked a question about that, and i repeated that again. and the simple fact is that i'm not in the name-calling business. my colleagues in the house of representatives know that i believe that civility is essential in a vibrant democracy and it's just never been my practice. >> ah! my follow jum wou-up would be, ? no name-calling? crooked hillary, lying ted, all the other names that have been called. a curious digression between the two. so did he go further on that? and when he was having his meeting on capitol hill, were there other critical issues that he talked about? >> you know, at that meeting he was not really asked about the deplorables comment. something, of course, he addressed the press about

. >> to the attorney general of -- so last night on a news program, wolf blitzer asking a running mate, so is david his keconnections, is he deplorable? >> quote, i don't want to get into the name calling business. if you cannot call out bigotry, if you cannot call out racism, xenophobia, if you can't call it out, and you're silent around it, you're enabling it to grow, you're enabling it to become more powerful. >> joining me for our daily fix, founder of the fix blog and also washington correspondent in philadelphia where be president obama will be campaign. ann, first to you. hillary clinton has the surrogates and most important one of course barack obama today. so they are really counting on this. we think she may be campaigning or become on the trail as early as thursday if not the sooner. with the congressional hispanic caucus. and another event on friday. >> reporter: yeah, we don't know a lot about the exact time and place of hillary's first appearance or return to the trail. she has events scheduled in washington, d.c. on friday and saturday. this event behind me president obama was schedu

is donald trump's running mate on with wolf and following up talking about how he couldn't say "deplorable." >> i'm not really sure why the media keeps dropping david duke's name. donald trump has announced david duke repeatedly. we don't want his support or the support of people who think like him. >> you call him a deplorable. >> i am not in the name-calling business, wolf. >> millions of americans know and frankly you all know, hillary clinton wasn't talking about that bad man. she was talking about people all across this country who are coming out in record numbers to stand by donald trump and to stand with him and his vision to make america great again. >> evan, what do you -- just on mike pence, what do you think of mike pence? he says he is not in the name-calling business. but look at who is at the top of your ticket, the president of the name-calling club. what do you think of him now? >> right. look, a leader in this country should never miss an opportunity to condemn someone like david duke. a grand wizard or whatever he was in the kkk. leaders can't miss those opportunities. and for pence to avoid saying that david duke is deplorable or

david duke. we don't want his support and we don't want the support of people who think like him? i'm not in the name calling business, wolf. >> the clinton campaign jumped on pence's response. if you won't say the kkk is deplorable, you have no business running the country. >>> and president obama is set to visit philadelphia today campaigning for hillary clinton. this is the first time he has done that without clinton at his side. and while in pennsylvania, the president will promote voter registration. that state seen as a keen prize as the race for the white house. latest poll shows clinton with a six--point lead over donald trump. >>> sharp criticism over donald trump he accuses janet yellen yellen saying she is keeping interests low to protect obama's legacy. >> she is keeping them artificially low to keep obama retired. i think she is very political and should she be ashamed. >> the federal reserve is independent of the white house. it acts independent of all three branches of government. it is doing this with a dual mandate of maximum employment and stable prices. the ability to lower or raise target interest rate.

when mike pence was making the rounds of the media with wolf blitzer and others, he was asked to call daviduke deplorable and when he criticized duke but didn't use the word deplorable, what do you make of that? >> it's the media, the media is trying to do what they can to stop what's happening. mike was very rough on david duke, but he didn't want to fall into her word. he didn't want to use her word, and you understood that, because no matter what he said, he would have been criticized. and i was impressed with mike, and i have been very, very impressed with mike. he was very, very tough on david duke, i can tell you that. >> colin powell in those hacked e-mails was very critical of you and hillary clinton, calling you a national disgrace, among other things. your response to the former secretary of state? >> well, i've not been a fan of his. i thought when he was talking about weapons of mass destruction, he really let us down a very horrible path that, obviously, the administration picked up and they went into a war that they shouldn't have gone into, but i was never a fan of his, and w

david duke. >> i'm not in the name calling business, wolf. you know me better than that. >> reporter: pence later clarifying on fox news. >> they wanted me to start using terms that hillary uses. you've known me a long time. i'm not a name caller. i don't play that game. but we have denounced david duke philadelphia, donald trump is expected to give another policy speech, this one focused on a child care tax deduction. joining him -- his daughter, ivanka. willie, back to you. >> katy tur in new york, thanks. >>> nicolle wallace and steve kornacki, good morning to you. do you feel that hillary clinton has successful put this health issue behind her? >> i think people will still have ongoing questions about her health. you've covered caai really sick, you could not keep up her schedule. but i think she will continue to have to answer questions about how they handle crises. it takes them too long to get to the truth. and a republican who planned to vote for hillary clinton called me yesterday and said, good god, she's only going to be the politi

david chalian. reaction now from the trump campaign. joining us, the former georgia congressman jacks kaningston, senior adviser to the trump campaign. thanks for joining us. >> good to be with you, wolf. >> let me get your reaction. i know donald trump closely follows these poll numbers. he must be pretty upset looking at three key battleground states and hillary clinton's going up, his numbers going down? >> what we know is that this is a jump ball and it's going to go back and forth the next 30 days, and we were prepared for it. keep in mind, there are states like michigan, like pennsylvania, like virginia and colorado which we told, it's all over. there's no pathway there, and yet in each of those four states we're very, very competitive. and i think that you're going to just see these polls slide everywhere, because it's interesting when you think about who hasn't made up their mind about this election by now? and yet there's still people out there undecided. one of the polls we watched carefully is right track, wrong track. that number is still as high as 70%, and for people who want change, people who want the sluggish economy to end and reduce their tax burden and regulation,