don. people are saying it. they're calling him amnesty don. >> for 14 months amnesty don has been putting illegal immigration at the center of amnesty don's campaign. right, john? and, yet, nobody in amnesty don's own campaign can tell you what amnesty don's position is after amnesty don won the primaries promising to deport 11. i'm telling mika here. poor mika. poor put upon mika. put upon mika here that amnesty don was going to get a deportation force. but now amnesty don is softening. >> i thought he was kidding. >> now amnesty don this weekend, even amnesty don's own people and surrogates don't know what he's going to do on this. >> what or when. >> sort through amnesty don's statements on immigration and tell us what you think he's going to do. >> i haven't the faintest clue. >> really? isn't it surprising how some people are calling him amnesty don. >> some people are saying that. some people are calling mika, people are calling her that. >> i thought it was -- >> there is so much. l

don, he has to win all three. a question of get it would go and then making it up in michigan, which he's going to lose or wisconsin, which is he's going to lose and he has to worry about normally republican states that are dead even. >> let's talk about this new nbc news/wall street marist university poll. what's donald trump's path to the nomination if these polls hold up. >> well, his path to the nomination would come in 2020, don, when the next election comes up. look, iowa i was interested in because we haven't had many polls there and the white collar population and older population is substantial. this poll and a couple of others that we've had there suggest that even though it's relatively close, again clinton is leading there just as she is leading in literally every other swing state. the closest two appearing to florida and north carolina and she has lean leads in both of those states. >> you mentioned florida, you talked about that and it's really close there, but i want to go on with the time i have l

don, he has to win all three.higan, which he's going to lose, or wisconsin, which he's going to lose, and he has to worry about arizona and georgia. normally, republican states that are actually dead even. >> so, it's all or nothing. let's talk about this new nbc "wall street journal" merriss university battleground poll, it shows clinton has strong leads in iowa, ohio, and an 11-point lead in pennsylvania as we discussed until the other poll. what's donald trump's path to the nomination? >> his path to the nomination could come in 2020, don, when the next election comes up. look, iowa, i was interested in, because we haven't had many polls there, and again, the white blue-collar population there and the older population is substantial. this poll and a couple of others we've had there suggest that even though it's relatively close, again, clinton is leading there just as she is leading in literally every other swing state. the closest to appear to be florida and north carolina, and she has leads in both of those s

>> right, don. donald trump who is no stranger to being on the cover of new york tabloids did weigh on this today. he has not been kind to anthony weiner in the past. he's called him a pervert and then some. he did talk about this in a radio interview earlier today. he tried to tie this sad chapter in the lives of huma abedin and anthony weiner to the hillary clinton e-mail scandal. here's what donald trump had to say. >> in the case of anthony weiner, she's married to a guy that is uncontrolled, uncontrollable. he's a person, and, you know, she has access to classified information. huma abedin has access to classified information. how hillary got away with that one, nobody will ever know, but to think that it's very likely that much of this information anthony weiner would know about. and i think it's something that was terrible. at the same time, i think knowing weiner, i think huma abedin did a very, very smart thing when she finally decided to leave him. very smart. >> so, don, you can hear dona

don: absolutely.na in terms of the equity markets, in terms of capital outflows, currency collapse, nonperforming , enterprises that were not functional. all of those worries are now gone, so the global prospects come the global outlook from a china perspective is dramatically better than it was at the beginning of the year. francine: you are still quite bearish on china and concerns that we will see something big and ugly from china. but i am looking at all of the indicators. is it really all fictitious? is alldo not think it fictitious, but just be clear -- the economic numbers, recent, and i think over the last half of this year, are going to be reasonably good. the problems are structural in nature. i just simply do not see china taking steps that are going to be appropriate to fix the structural problems. tom: i had to come up with a fancy chart to impress don straszheim, also gina martin adams. there is a trend. up, up we go. the piggy bank goes flat. that gap is the gap in what they used to do

>> reporter: he is, don. this is the string of billionaire businessmen coming to hillary clinton's aid here, building the case against donald trump. we saw it last week first with michael bloomberg, and then over the weekend with mark cuban in his hometown of pittsburgh. here in omaha tonight, warren buffett was so strong and vociferous. 85-year-old warren buffett making clear he is on hillary clinton's side. not only that, don, they are trying to discredit donald trump as a businessman. but warren buffett tonight went directly after donald trump's taxes and why he's not releasing them. >> you, you will learn a whole lot more about donald trump if he produces his income tax return. and so that's why i'd like to make him an offer. an offer i hope he can't refuse. donald trump -- donald trump at one point, he says various things at different times, but at one point, and he said it several times, is he can't do it -- can't release it because he's under audit. now, i've got news for him. i'm under audit, too. and

don who has cerebral palsy, has been doing amazing for much longer than that. his mom andrea, says that was always the plan. >> yes, we were very proactive about making sure don got to participate in everything and there wasn't any, we didn't see any reason he shouldn't. we just had to figure out how. >> how don would wash dishes or play baseball. how he would mow the lawn. ride a horse. or even lead a marching band. still, it wasn't until an art teacher encouraged don to start painting that he didn't just try something. he decided to excel at it. he's been seriously working at his craft for just a few years. but the results are amazing. and now, the center piece of an exhibit in downtown san jose at the offices of ameriprize financial. >> you are excited to have people see your work and want to buy it. >> don says he's not an advocate for people with disability. nor kuz he want to be. he simply would like to be an example. visible to people of all abilities. what one man in a wheelchair is capable of. on the canvas. and in life. >> he's got some future custome

this is a dangerous one, don.re are a lot of republicans saying if we get past labor day and he's still in the tank, if he's still down in all those swing states, pull all the money, redirect it to the house and senate campaign. john and kevin can tell you better than i can because they've been involved in close campaigns. if the guy at the top of the ticket tanks, even if you're perfect down below, even if you make every right decision, it's hard to win sometimes. in a state like pennsylvania, where john's worked extensively, they have a republican incumbent senator who's in trouble. if trump tanks in pennsylvania, then there's fights with republicans, we're going to spend our money here, going to spend our money there, yank this money away from tv or yank this money away from the ground game, those fights even if you think you're breaking from a nominee you think is toxic, you think you're helping your candidate, often, at least often as not, you're hurting your candidate. >> john, you want to talk about that? >

i haven't seen it, don. i would think if he makes that claim, surely he's got to tape to back it up, but again, i have no idea. >> there's no tape, and at one point, his campaign said he was talking about the soldiers getting off the plane once they had been released but right now, there's no evidence of any tape, he's been made aware of that and he continues to make that claim. why would he do that? >> i would rather him -- if i were him i'd be pointing out the fact that hillary clinton had warren buffett next to her saying she was going to raise taxes on the middle class. i would be hammering home stuff like that. i wouldn't even be talking about a tape, but i'm not the candidate. >> okay. >> hey, don, can i just -- >> hang on. but you're a surrogate who speaks -- you guys, do you talk to the campaign? >> he's not listening to me. >> are his people listening to you? >> he should. >> when you call them or e-mail? do you guys talk to each other? >> we still send carrier pigeons and smoke signals, don. >> so

don, it is utter and complete nonsense. there is not one scintilla of proof that anything has been rigged in advance or will be rigged on election day. that's not to say that you can't hack election systems. unfortunately, as has been proven over and over, you can hack almost anything. but there's just no proof, there's no evidence, no one appears to be doing this. it's pulled out of the air, and again, the only people who believe it are in trump's base. >> all right, larry, thank you very much. i appreciate your expertise this evening. >> thank you, don. >>> donald trump goes off script at a campaign rally and ignites new controversy. this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. breaking news, did he threaten violence against hillary clinton with this remark? >> if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although, the second amendment people, maybe there is. i don't know. >> clinton's campaign manager quickly called it a dangerous suggestion of violence, but trump's campaign says it simply means that supporters of

i'm don lemon. trump, meanwhile, seeking to get his campaign back on track delivering a major economic address. speaking at the prominent detroit economic club, calling his proposals a way to renew america's economy. his plans would reduce tax rates, simplify the tax code and put a moratorium on government regulation. >> i want to jump-start america and it can be done. and it won't even be that hard. >> trump made some points about the current state of the economy. cnn's tom foreman has a reality check now. tom? >> reporter: hey don. donald trump attacked the obama administration on a subject that hits very close to home. >> home ownership is at its lowest rate in 51 years. >> reporter: the latest measurement we have on that from the census bureau says 62.9% of americans own their homes right now. and that is way down from the high of almost 69% around there a few years back and it hasn't been this low since 1965. so this claim by donald trump is true. now, trump went on to say families are making a

i'm don lemon. trump insisting that clinton's policies are bigoted, clinton firing back charging trump's campaign is built on prejudice and paranoia. meanwhile trump walks back a suggestion he might soften his immigration policies. listen to what he tells anderson cooper in an exclusive interview. >> there is no path to legalization unless people leave the country -- well, when they come back in, if they come back in, then they can start paying taxes. >> so they still have to leave the country. >> there is no path to legalization unless they leave the country and come back. >> here is ryan lizza, and our panel. welcome to the rodeo, fellows. thank you for joining me this evening. we heard from both of our candidates yesterday. trump speaking to cnn's anderson cooper, called clinton a bigot at his last rally last night, doubling down today. listen. >> you called last night hillary clinton a bigot. previously you called her policies bigoted, you directly called her a bigot. >> she is a bigot. you look

aisle don levelmon. he's postponing a major speech on immigration giving his campaign a chance to fine tune the policy. trump had a rally in akron, ohio, doubling down on his signature policy idea. >> we're going to build a wall, folks. we're going to build it. don't worry. we're going to build the wall. that wall will go up so fast your head will spin. >> trump touching on a lot of issues at hz rally. i want to begin with cnn's correspondents phil mattingly and jeff zeleny. good evening to you, gentlemen, donald trump stumping in the key state of ohio tonight. what did he have to say to his supporters? >> wa you really heard was the influence of his newly minted campaign team. there was kind of that renewed outreach to minority voters. kind of expanding a little bit on his what the hell do you have to lose line from last week but also saw a sharpened focus on hillary clinton, attack after attack after attack. what you're seeing with this, dons right now is really a dual message approach to a renewed cam

>> yeah, well, don can buy -- don can buy a country, so he can talk his trash about someone who's tryinghe poor people and as far as leaving the country, i was told the same thing back in the 1968 olympic games. take this back to africa and we hope the plane crashes on the way. there are still insidious idealist idiots like donald trump who criticize those who are trying to help people who he stomps on. and donald, you know this as well as anyone else. your need is for money and not for the love of people. >> yeah. i want to ask you about this. i want you to take a look at some of the pictures. these are black athletes, protesting, some of them not protesting, lebron james wearing a t-shirt that says, i can't breathe, wnba players in black lives matter t-shirts t st. louis rams protesting the verdict in ferguson, missouri. gabby douglas wasn't even protesting. do you think that black athletes face harsher criticism that protest or do things that are perceived as protest wechb when they're not. >> it's a fact that black athletes are looked upon much more harshly than anyone else. people l

>> reporter: hey don. donald trump attacked the obama administration on a subject that hits very close to home. >> home ownership is at its lowest rate in 51 years. >> reporter: the latest measurement we have on that from the census bureau says 62.9% of americans own their homes right now. and that is way down from the high of almost 69% around there a few years back and it hasn't been this low since 1965. so this claim by donald trump is true. now, trump went on to say families are making a lot less money than they once did. >> american households are earning more than $4,000. think of that. $4,000 less today than they were 16 years ago. >> if you look at median household income for 2014, it is $53,657. which, again, is the most recent year for which we have complete government data. and, yes, that is $4,000 less than in 2000. but, analysis by other researchers say since 2014, this number has jumped up a good bit. trump did not say he was using numbers that were two years old. that makes this claim false.

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they could have said the same thing about don himself. the motion in his case, always forward. >> over your head, don. >> reporter: amazing often takes ti time. and by that we don't just mean the many hours don reicher will spend on this work of art. no, don, who has cerebral palsy, has been doing amazing for much longer than that. his mom andrea says that was always the plan. >> we were very proactive about making sure don got to participate in everything. we didn't see any reason he shouldn't, just had to figure out how. >> reporter: figure out how don wouz wash dishes, play baseball, mow the lawn or even read a marching band. it wasn't until an art teacher encouraged him to start painting that he didn't just try something, he decided to excel at it. he's been seriously working at his craft for just a few years, but the results are amazing and now the centerpiece of an exhibit in downtown san jose at the offices of ameriprise financial. >> you are excited to have people see your work and want to buy it. >> reporter: don says he's not an

insults and don rickles. dohat he don the oer debates.resting and possibly horrifying tension in what's to come. >> i would say it's going to be one of the highest rated tv. everyone will be tuning in. >> absolutely. evyone is goi watch. couldn't have two more dferent >> who should mock --hat other. when you debate, having somebody ay the person you're debating works. especially someone who knows li well who would you have py each? >> hillary clinton is easy t ca. wonks in the republica policy. i don't think trump is intested in hearing about policy. in her case, al franken, someone involved in politics and show business or someone in show business who is fast. not more wonks like her. and i don't think the types on democratic party can represent him. more civilized. >> i think jimmy fallon suggested gary busey. >> thanks it's a measure. >> coming up donald trump headed to detroit for first speech with predominantly black audience. can he make his case? hotels.com makes it simple to book the perfect kid-friendly hotel. which is great for

i'm don lemon. the democratic candidate is show impressive gains. john king breaking down the number. >> we pick president state by state. tough news for donald trump when you go through those, too. michigan, a place donald trump has said i'd like to compete. a 9-point clinton lead in this new "detroit news" poll in the state of michigan. pennsylvania, a state a lot of republicans think trump is going to have to win if he's going to be president of the united states. an 11-point lead in the state of pennsylvania. new hampshire, a smaller battleground state but those four votes can matter in a close election. boom, look at that, a 14-point lead for clinton in battleground new hampshire, 3 for 3 there. and the fourth one in donald trump's second home state, a closer race but a 4-point clinton lead in florida. florida, michigan, pennsylvania, new hampshire. why is this happening? let's start in pennsylvania. pull these number out. take a look right here. one thing we've seen post convention and this is pretty consistent, hillary clinton has largely con

see you tonight. >>> well, you heard don. >> you saw don too. >> well, yes he was glowing, he was handling it like a pro but rubber pad, he will met. >> glowing, don was sweating. >> he was a little sweaty. but he was out there in his blazer. nothing like wearing pads like eagles will to have do tonight and so many fans out there be safe. we reported you can bring factory sealed water bottle in the link tonight so that is something would i highly recommend. lets look outside another place on bring water bottle is musikfest. this is what was happening yesterday that we didn't get to and i still don't know what is going on. they appear to be on stilts. they have drumming, they have long black capes which i cannot imagine are very comfortable this evening but it looks like a good time walking down main street and folks outside enjoying musikfest despite being ridiculously hot temperatures and high humidity as well. it looks like maybe steel drums, something along those lines and stilts, that takes some talent to walk on stilts and play at the same time. here's a live look at beach patrol in m

this is "cnn tonight," i'm don lemon. trump in an interview tonight saying no citizenship, they'll pay back taxes, they have to pay back taxes. there's no amnesty as such, there is no amnesty, but we work with them. and in mississippi he makes this incendiary charge about hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton is a bigot who sees people of color only as votes, not as human beings worthy of a better future. she's going to do nothing for african-americans. she is going to do nothing for the hispanics. she's only going to take care of herself, her husbands, her consultants, her donors. these are the people she cares about. she doesn't care. >> clinton firing back, accusing trump of bigotry as well. so let's go right to cnn's jim acosta. this is a major change in trump's stance on deportation tonight. here's what he said in an interview. "no citizenship, that i pay back taxes, they have to pay taxes, there's no amnesty as such, but we work with them. now, everybody agrees we get the bad ones out but when i go through and i meet

i'm don lemon. dozens of prominent republican national security experts signing a letter stating that trump lacks the temperament to be president and he would be the most reckless commander in chief in american history. trump firing back tonight calling them part of the failed washington elite who should be held accountable for making the world a dangerous place. and tonight, a top republican senator says she will not vote for donald trump. meanwhile, trump and hillary clinton slamming each other's economic position. >> all hillary clinton has to offer is more of the same. more taxes. more regulations. more bureaucrats. more restrictions on american energy. and on american production. >> there is no other donald trump. what you see is what you get. he is still the same donald trump who makes his shirts and hi ties overseas instead of in the united states. >> there's a whole lot to get to tonight. we'll get to all of it. i want to begin, though, with senior white house correspondent mr. jim acosta, g

set up a meeting with another farmer, don elloberto, elsewhere in the valley.l the high-test culinary talent between us, to make him and his family dinner in return for his hospitality. what are you thinking? >> eric: look what they have. squabs. >> anthony: what, the squabs? butterfly, marinate, grill? >> eric: we could do that. >> anthony: and look -- but they have such nice sausage here. >> eric: yeah, sausage. >> anthony: which would be nice to throw in with stew. uh, chorizo, chicken, onion, maybe some peppers, a little bit of spice. >> eric: okay, i'm thinking chorizo and potatoes. >> anthony: so we're kind of moving into the spanish -- >> eric: uh, yeah. >> anthony: -- uh, what's it called, uh, zarzuela, but, uh, but with chicken. >> eric: ah, zarzuela. and we can even use shrimp from the guy, shrimp and chicken rocks. >> anthony: that sounds like a plan. [ eric speaking spanish ] >> eric: you have 24? >> anthony: yeah. a successful, uh -- >> eric: yeah, so far, but wait until, uh, we arrive there. it's going to be interesting. >> anthony: oh, don't be a

don? >> i want to bring in don rather, host of access tv's, "the big interview" and tonight he is my big interview. thank you for coming in here. donald trump just had a really bad couple of days. here's how our latest wire put to. donald trump blundered through the worst three days of any presidential candidate in living memory. i know he's an unconventional candidate and candidates make mistakes but have you ever seen anything like this? >> never. the operative phrase there is "conventional wisdom." everything about donald trump's rise has been countered to conventional wisdom. each time he makes a major mistake, a tendency to think he's over the line, he's over the line so far with criticism of john mccain, the first time he criticized mccain. he was over the line with the criticism of the judge born in this country of mexican heritage. each time you say, surely his support will be peeled back, sometimes it's peeled back a little, he comes bouncing right back. the best one can say is th

"cnn tonight" with don lemon starts next. >> donald trump declares war on the gop. i'm don lemon. the republican nominee says he is not quite there yet when it comes to endorsing paul ryan. he refusing to endorse john mccain. he calls kelly ayotte weak. listen to his own words after an elderly veteran gave him his own purple heart. >> i always wanted to get the purple heart. this was much easier. >> then there's this to the mother of a crying baby. >> you can get the baby out of here. that's all right. don't worry. i think she didn't believe me that i love having a baby crying while i'm speaking. >> also today trump tweets president obama will go down as perhaps the worst president in the history of the united states. president barack obama simply says this. >> i think the republican nominee is unfit to serve at president. >> dana bash is here with breaking news from the trump campaign. you have breaking news tonight. what can you tell us? >> reporter: just that i'm hearing from a republican source who is knowledgeable about such matters and those matters are kind of the sentiment

. >> sports director don bell joins us now. we saw a lot of sam bradford tonight. >> we d always good to see eagles, first of all. >> yes. >> miss them, every time we play they are excited. sam bradford and first team offense played entire first half, coming in the game bradford wanted the guys to get in the flow and find some rhythm. and all right, so the eagles visiting the pittsburgh steelers, bradford and first unit had issues moving the ball, 14 for 19, 150-yard. penalties killed a couple of big drives. eagles just could not make enough big plays. and here's a nice toss to nelson agholor who has been mostly absent during his brief career. they have scored on offense but it was second queen it, ken yan barner. they win seven to nothing. but the first unit had some improving to do. >> you know, we probably didn't move the ball as much as we wanted to today but it is preseason. we have a lot of things to work on. we will get it next week. >> so the real star, guys, of this game, was that defense. they forced four turnovers. t

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>> well, i think we're going to find as the don don conversatiod how fast we're deporting them in the country. in the past he said it would be so that's the head would spin. it may not be that fast, but he is committed to the cause. the one thing that's important to note is that as the national polls and state polls have been tightening as dan eluded to you still have roughly one out of five republicans that say that they're not with trump and maybe they made up the mind to vote for clinton and still undecided. if he can bring them into the fold this race is interesting. >> yeah, we just put the number up and can show it again. this is the monkey poll out today and hillary clinton with a six point lead and there was another one from yesterday and they put it at seven. it's a lead for clinton and not as big as it was coming out of the convention and then the bounce seemed to have faded and kelly anne was trying to make the point and saying that you're not covering the tightening of the polls and then the coverage should be a more blow out. is there a defiant expectation here and based

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i'm don lemon. trump still battling the fallout of his comments, clinton slamming trump, telling supporters that words matter. >> if you are running to be president or you are president of the united states, words can have tremendous consequences. his casual inciting of violence. >> trump blasting clinton over a new batch of e-mails that point to a link between her state department and the clinton foundation. >> a couple of very bad ones came out, and it's called pay for play. and some of these were really, really bad and illegal. >> a lot to get to tonight. let's begin with cnn correspondent jim acosta and brin. jim, this is just days after the father of the orlando shooter was sitting behind hillary clinton. who was sitting behind donald trump tonight? >> reporter: don, you said it. there's never a shortage of jaw dropping moments. donald trump was trying to call attention to the fact that the father of the orlando night club shooter was at a hillary clinton event earlier this week. he was saying

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leslie, what is going on. >> hi there, don. you said it all, doug pederson yes, he is making his head coaching debut here at the link but i want to tell you the fans really don't care about that. a all they care about is carson wentz, number 11, making his nfl game dejesus buy. >> i love carson wentz. >> reporter: fans should really enjoy carson wentz this preseason because you ask doug pederson you will not see him again until next season. >> number two overall, he is the future. he is the future. >> hopefully. >> reporter: most of the people leave, today they won't. >> we were talking about going in at the half just to see carson wentz. >> reporter: wentz was second overall draft of the draft and expect to start the second half. fans just can't wait. >> we won't see him for a year or two but i guess it makes it awesome because it get us excited for preseason games like this where we know sooner rather than later future will be bright. >> reporter: not everyone's reason for being out here is the same. >> i'm here to see carson

i'm don lemon. a rally in akron, ohio, accusing clinton of operating a pay to play operation while secretary of state and saying this. >> 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. >> trump is also postponing a major speech on immigration giving his new campaign team a chance to fine tune the policy. but he's still insisting on building a wall along the border with mexico. a lot to get to this hour ahead. i want to bring in cnn correspondent phil mattingly. hello, mr. mattingly. you're following the trump campaign for us tonight. they're delaying the speech on immigration he was due to give later this week. he did bring the issue up at the campaign rally earlier tonight. what's he saying? >> if you listen to what his campaign is saying, they're a bit all over the place about what their immigration strategy, immigration policy actually is. one element, you know

i'm don lemon. donald trump blasting the father of a fallen muslim american war hero and refusing to back down. in the midst of that battle, the "new york post" that endorsed trump posted racy nude photos of melania trump taken in 1995 for a french men's magazine. donald trump saying, quote, in europe, these are very fashionable and common. this isn't europe. what will the voters think about this? we're going to begin with hillary clinton taking the lead over donald trump in the latest cnn poll. our very own john king does the electoral math for us. john? >> so, don, 52%-43%, a healthy lead for secretary clinton in the head to head matchup against donald trump but most americans will have more choices. does it hold up in a four-way choice? the answer is yes. 45% for secretary clinton. 37% for donald trump. an eight-point lead there. libertarian gary johnson, green party candidate, jill stein getting some support as well. that's a healthy bounce even in a four-way race for secretary clinton. one big

i'm don lemon. trump's campaign chairman, paul manafort, supposed to be keeping the candidate on track and message, facing questions about whether he received millions in illegal payments from ukraine's former pro-putin ruling party. manafort calls the questions silly. meanwhile, hillary clinton rolls out the big guns in her war on trump. >> no major party nominee in the history of the united states of america has -- don't cheer. quiet. just listen. -- has known less or been less prepared to deal with our national security than donald trump. >> want to get right to the questions about paul manafort and his work in ukraine. cnn's senior investigative correspondent is drew griffin. he joins us now live. so drew, donald trump said a lot of nice things about vladimir putin and made controversial statements about russia and ukraine. trump's campaign manager, paul manafort, is in the news because his name came up in connection with a corruption scandal in ukraine. tell us what you know about this. >> real

, don, don. >> can i answer the question?> there's a report done, a civil rights collection done in 2014 that does say that african-american students are disciplined harsher than white students for the same things in school, suspension of preschool children in race, disproportionate suspension rates. you can read the data and make it whatever you want. >> i cannot believe that public school teachers, the most liberal profession in america are guilty of systemic racism. >> open your eyes, lieutenant governor. open your eyes. you are sitting here on national tv and act as if systemic racism doesn't exist. >> they have the same high standards of conduct and performance. >> if you're going to sit here and act as if systemic racism doesn't exist i don't know what to do. systemic racism is prevalent, not only in the education but in the justice system. look at flint. i don't know how you can formulate your mouth to say that systemic racism doesn't exist. we point out the statistics that african-americans are more likely to use the

>> they are, don.ries, every time there was a poll, they would undershow where trump was going to be and then he would blow it out in the primary so it's tough to track the trump voters. but what i think is really significant this week hillary by her calling him a racist and therefore kind of embarrassing, if you're a trump supporter, you're a racist. she's ensured that people don't want to argue about it, they don't want to be called a racist. i think it's going to be even tougher to track who is going to be a trump supporter. but no doubt people are going to come out in droves to vote for trump. >> do you think it's come out in the reverse, that she's come out saying he's trafficking in bigotry? >> it was to tell people who were on the fence about him, you don't want to go with that guy, he's crazy, he's a bigot. people don't like her, and that's most of the country, and people who don't trust her, and that's most of the country, will they vote for her? i guarantee you there are a lot of people who w

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