trump because he worked for donald trump, even though he said should trump run was independent of donald trump. >> there 2011, they ruled in cohen's favor, a win, another way of proving his loyalty. >> the way he initially described it to me was a father-son relationship, and when i asked him, why he has blind loyalty, he always threw the question back to me, would you do this for your father? >> at the end of the day, only people donald trump really considered family, anyone who considers themself to be almost a trump family member should really think about it. >> he fought for his boss by aggressively attacking donald trump's enemies, real or perceived. >> a war of words between a beauty queen and organizers of the miss usa pageant. rigged. just after the 2012 miss usa pageant, they claimed finalists were predetermined. >> i want the truth to be made known. >> he spoke with cohen's about his daughter's claims, and he said cohen is belligerent. >> it's absolutely terrifying to get you on the phone and intimidate you, but part of what a lawyer in that position is supposed to do is intimi

that's why more americans voted for hillary clinton than donald trump, but donald trump's voters can still win elections if they show up in the right places in greater numbers than the majority of americans who do not share the trump fears. not one donald trump voter is publicly asking why they should have anything at all to fear at our southern border after two years of a donald trump presidency. they voted for donald trump to protect them from that fear. they voted for him to take care of that border, and now donald trump is trying to intensify that fear, as if he has absolutely no control at all over the southern border. he is activating trump voter fear, in effect, by saying the trump presidency has been useless, utterly useless to them at the southern border. loathing and hatred is the jet fuel formula for the trump campaigns. donald trump wants you to know that he hates the same people you hate if you hate muslims. if you hate black people. if you hate anyone who lives south of the rio grand. but he knows he cannot come out and say, i'm a hater, i'm a racist. and he knows he do

in 2016 and said fred trump's financial support of donald trump was "unbelievably crucial in donald'sise to prominence. >> be opened his first office in manhattan, the rent was paid by his father's company out here on avenue the and brooklyn. everything that he did, whether be the grand hyatt, for example, to get the financing, he got the financing from two banks that his father had used, used his father's relationship banker. and the father had to sign the financing agreements. they're not going to get a 30 million in 1978 to build a hotel. it has to be done with fred's resources and fred trump was a great outer borough builder and really build good housing, 20,000 units totally, all over queens, all over brooklyn. some of them like trump village, many of them civil family homes -- single-family homes. he was politically wired as his son was. gameslayed political expertly. it fred trump was indispensable. even trump tower, which comes career,ter in donald's could not have been done without fred coming in and supporting the financing of it. when he opened his first casino in atlantic

donald trump jr.those 138 words that would later be scrupulously examined. >> gorl, emin just called me and asked me to contact you with something very interesting. the crown prosecutor of russia met with his father aras this morning in their meeting offered to provide the trump campaign with some official documents and information. this is obviously very high-level and sensitive information. that is part of russia and its governor support for mr. trump. >> goldstone now admits some of the details were not true. >> emin just called and asked me to contact you. that's true? >> that is true. >> the crown prosecutor of russia, not true? >> it's not true. what it is, is my interpretation. what i was talking about was this attorney from russia. >> so you then say, that they're offering to provide the trump campaign with some quote official documents and information. that would incriminate hillary in her dealings with russia and would be very useful to your father. what parts of that are true? >> so what is

donald trump jr.s when he typed out those 138 words that would later be scrupulously examined. >> gorl, emin just called me and asked me to contact you with something very interesting. the crown prosecutor of russia met with his father aras this morning in their meeting offered to provide the trump campaign with some official documents and information. this is obviously very high-level and sensitive information. that is part of russia and its governor support for mr. trump. >> goldstone now admits some of the details were not true. >> emin just called and asked me to contact you. that's true? >> that is true. >> the crown prosecutor of russia, not true? >> it's not true. what it is, is my interpretation. what i was talking about was this attorney from russia. >> so you then say, that they're offering to provide the trump campaign with some quote official documents and information. that would incriminate hillary in her dealings with russia and would be very useful to your father. what parts of that are

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kick them i mean i can understand why people accuse donald trump of pulling down the discourse and that would be fair ok but should these two other figures be doing this as well go ahead richard as a point of reference donald trump said to his supporters if you see a protester punch him and i'll pay your legal fees so that's it's kind of a baseline ok i already did richard i did i would i if you gave me i already gave you that i already gave you that ok but why i'm just why is holding on to somebody clinton doing it go ahead. i would urge your viewers peter to watch the entire interview people like you would support donald trump and others i tell you that one i don't support. i don't well then listen to the whole interview she said we want to be civil but what she's saying is when we're being dealt with in a way that's uncivil when the rules are being broken you know bill clinton famously said it's better to be strong and wrong versus weak and right and i think what she was saying is we democrats have been we can write and we can't do that anymore that's what she's talking about this no

know how donald would react.nsight into that if the state goes after them, but one thing to keep in mind here is that thievery, cheating, lying have been family practice. fred trump not only discriminated, he riptd off the taxpayers for $36 million causing president eisen hhower throw a fit because it was returning g.i.s from world war ii that fred was harming. >> apples and trees and david k. johnson, timothy o'brien two of the best reporters out there. been covering donald trump for a very long time. i recommend reading both of their books. thank you both for being here. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> susan collins, 40-minute long speech and she's still talking. that's next. g. that's next. opportunity is everywhere. like here. and here. see? opportunity. hi! cinturones por favor. gracias. ev-er-y-where. about to be parents. it's doing a lot of kicking down there. meeting the parents. it's gonna be fine. and this driver, logging out to watch his kid hit one out of the... go dani, go! oppo

donald. and i agree that for himself and what has happened is that americans across the country felt the energy i remember driving in two thousand and sixteen and getting nervous when i was working against the president and again i'm a lifelong republican what i thought hand made signs in southwestern virginia i mean these were not signs distributed by the campaign from new york these were signs that were painted by. supporters i mean this is this was a movement and i think now america is grappling with like what do we do with this guy that is shaking things up in such a way that it's scary to those of us who really care about institutions and the freedom of the press and other such things that he seems to sometimes in danger but he is not all bad and i don't know that we can ever get to that moment where the left can even acknowledge some good that he's done because we're just so divided so here we are in a moment where we're going to see what happens with the midterms but one thing will det

written by donald trump.wners to bear some of the costs of doug's contract. i did not need doug as a player, but felt the league desperately needed someone or something fast, as it turns out it was more successful than even our wildest expectations. everyone is now benefiting from doug flutey. i would appreciate you putting on the next agenda the allocation of doug flutey's costs to each team. he drafts a player on his team and wants to spread the costs around because it was such brilliant. >> he was the mexico wall before the mexico call. donald trump signs him to a six-year $8.3 million, biggest contract in football at that time. he tells his partners at the generals, don't worry we're going to sign doug flutey, but the rest of the league is going to pay for it. his literal pitch to the other owners. he writes a letter to the commissioner and tells the other owners, i have signed doug flutey for the good of you, i am giving this to you as a gift to the league. you will pay for it. and the other owners, much

i think donald trump gets that. because he wanted them to be softer, because they weren't as soft as the towels that were on his trump plane. >> well, towels and thread count, those are important things. >> it's air fun

you have done a lot of it, about donald trump's businesses, but then there is donald trump in his own words saying i like them very much. sold them 40, $50 million appoints. the "washington post" reports in 2017, a lobbying firm working for the saudi embassy reported spending $270,000 on food and lodging at the downtown hotel in washington. and manhattan's central park west, told investors he had good news. after two down years, revenue for the first quarter had gone up, according to a letter obtained by the "washington post." one reason, a last-minute visit to new york by the crown prince of saudi arabia. >> the post and jonathan o'connell, they did a nice job parsing -- there are two separate sets of issues here. there is donald trump going broke in the early 1990s. and he sells two of his prized asset, his yacht and a landmark hotel, the plaza hotel to sheikh ala ka lead. and one of the investors. trump had to sell it. it wasn't a special relationship. the banks needed to unload those assets. bin tala was one of the sheikhs who the crown prince put in a brief imprisonment at the ri

donald trump confirming that she will leave this is via now the a.p. wire service and on twitter she will be leaving the administration at the end of the year she has been there since he initially became a u.s. president mr trump confirming that she's going haley says other countries may not like what the u.s. does but they respect that aspect of her as u.s. ambassador to the u.n. really chimes with what can really help it was saying because she had the job of delivering some very robust policies and setting up the choreography for some very tough words from donald trump either directly to the united nations or via as his ambassador when it came to the big big issues that we report on a lot syria peace in the middle east moving the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem in israel let's talk now to fabrice potsie a response he formally with the united nations on the line now from brussels for baseball to you can you just share us share with us your thoughts on this developing story. just first i'm formerly with nato not the united nations but obviously

but donald trump really hasn't done anything. you could have done a lot better putting this in the stock market in a money market account than giving it to donald trump. so i think for him personally, this is part of the explanation for his neediness and his penchant for exaggeration and for falsehoods. that he's built a world that is completely divorced from reality because the reality is he's not that smart or he's not that successful and he lost a lot of money over the years. last thing i think it comes back to, donald trump, he does not give up easily, and what he will say is look how i have paid back the american people. look how i have bequeathed this wonderful economy to the american people. what are you talking about 20, 30 years ago, somebody didn't pay some taxes? that's how his mind works. he is constantly the victim. constantly the one who is aggrieved. he's constantly the hero of the american people. pulling one rabbit out of a hat after another. so he will turn this around and say, look, i've used all this for the b

this issue is bigger than donald trump.ot talk about it and covered through the lens of donald trump but no question this president has parroted the playbook of white supremacists and neo-nazis and provided comfort to people like david duke and richard spencer and their followers and that has real world consequences and this stereotyping has real world consequences. shannon: what would you point to him saying? he has emphatically denied and denounced those people and their statements so you identify him being supportive of this. >> a wink and a nod and the lipservice and joking is inappropriate in these moments. when thing when he turned on the teleprompter and so the right thing and get on stage and says the complete opposite thing. from a policy standpoint we cannot forget this administration cut funding to fight domestic extremism, to fight white supremacists and neo-nazis in america. that is something that cannot be explained. looking at the rise in these incidents this is bigger than trump, something to be responsible

donald trump. i don't know if you know this but donald trump is the president of the united states. he probably texted you about it today. and one of the reasons, one of the reasons he got that job was that he sold himself as a self-made billionaire without would do for america what he did for himself. and yesterday we found out more about his amazing road to riches. >> the president has always portrayed himself as a master businessman using the art of the deal to turn a small loan into a global empire. but now a new york times investigation claims he was actually given a fortune from his father's real estate company, often through quote dubious tax schemes. >> i got a very, very small loan from my father many years ago. i built that into a massive empire. and i paid my father back that loan. >> it is a story donald trump has been telling for decades. >> i started with a million dollar loan. i built a company that is worth more than $10 billion. >> but reporters for "the new york times" who say they examined more than 100,000 pages of documents, claim it isn't true. they report dona

intelligence is, this is something donald trump has done. he shared with the russian foreign minister sensitive intelligence. i believe it was israeli intelligence. but there are questions -- are they running around trying to button down -- are they trying to get their hands on a fact pattern, whether it's trying to understand what u.s. officials knew about the saudi crown -- as anne gearan points out, detaining khashoggi and lurg him back to saudi arabia is different from dismembering him in turkey. are they trying to understand what the president knew and when he knew it and what jared knew and when he knew it? are they trying to follow the chain of command of what the intelligence agencies knew about the crown prince's designs on khashoggi? >> we at "the washington post" are certainly trying to get answers to all of those questions and do not have them yet. it's difficult to piece this tombline together. and i'm not confident that the u.s. government, as of right now, has a complete timeline in terms of what happened at the consulate, wha

donald j. john i already publicly and i agree it's for himself and what has happened is that americans across the country felt the energy i remember driving in two thousand and sixteen and getting nervous when i was working against the president and again i'm a lifelong republican what i thought hand. facebook steps up its fight against fake news actually hundreds of pages and accounts. moscow opens its arms in a warm welcome to the two astronauts who escaped death on thursday and aborted a rocket launch into their journey in midair as they crash landed in kazakhstan. and a special operation by the crown prince u.s. media reports that riyadh planned the detonation of the saudi or the french rather of the saudi journalist who disappeared in turkey last week and of that american intelligence was aware of that spread.

and we see a trust for donald trump. so these are sort of the breadcrumbs with the public documents that started to make it really clear. and then companies started to percolate up, names we had never heard. and then we started to put all this together initially through public documents. >> but there are some nonpublic documents that you also obtained. >> a lot. >> at one point, you describe a trump relative who is involved in one of these financial schemes where, as you describe it, they set up basically a fake company to hide money transfers from the father to his children. that relative died earlier this year, and in the piece you say he had a basement crowded with boxes of old trump financial records. >> he did. >> so that's some hint as to how we get the trump financial records? i guess -- you don't have to. one of the things that is striking here, in terms of the president, donald trump being president now is the contrast between how he's described his own financial journey and what you guys describe. him being, ma

so again donald trump is in fox are using this mob notion because we always need. and other m s thirteen it would be alexandria ocasio cortez of downtown could pronounce her name so it's maxine waters it's hillary clinton talk about locking her up a lot locking her up so many people around donald trump his campaign are going to jail and but so they talk about the mob because they need and there's something to scare people with well the mob they have to worry about are the mobs of democrats who went to the polls during the primaries and look like they're going to be coming out the general election and that's the mob that i think trump and fox need to worry about yeah but you know is it let me go to christopher before we go to the break here but that's what they said about the tea party didn't they right exactly was known to many of them a lot is that what you thought when you saw the team were healthier when you saw that when you saw the tea party would when you saw the tea party gathering and being upset about the policies of barack obama and what was happening in

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it's greater than donald trump as well. look, the gop orthodoxy has gone so far astray from the jack kemp days when i joined the party where we embraced this notion of equality of opportunity for all people. based on that foundation, we suggested rolling back interference from government. what we did in moving to a less government party is we actually removed all the proper tools that government can deploy to empower people, particularly communities that are less fortunate. we have contributed as republicans to an economic disparity, to an education disparity, frankly, to a cultural disparity among many of our communities. what i didn't anticipate in leaving the party, though, which i really find relief in right now, is the rejection of partisanship. we are living in such a hyperpartisan world and there are roles for parties certainly we know that. but look, from george washington warning against factions, to barack obama begging to get us to a post-partisan world, we're not there yet. so maybe in an independent lane, i can

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if donald trump, jr.nd jared kushner took this meeting innocently and ignorantly and sort of stepped into -- you know, it's possible. but mr. manafort, he would have clearly known what the russians were up to. >> two nights before the meeting on june 7th, trump greeted supporters with what now sounds like a curious promise. >> we're going to be discussing all the things that have taken place with the clintons. i think you're going to find it very informative and very, very interesting. >> we just don't know if the speech donald trump made was a coincidence or not. and so the timing seems awfully strange. >> for all the attention the trump tower meeting would later get, goldstone says at the time he hardly gave it a second thought. >> i didn't care about a meeting. it sounds bad, but it's true. i didn't care. i wanted my client to be happy. that's always my ultimate goal. >>> coming up -- >> so tell us what happened. was the dirt on the democratic party and hillary clinton forthcoming? n the democratic par

jillian: donald trump and first lady milania heading to pittsburgh in hours. rob: a funeral set to begin today for the first of a dozen synagogue shooting victims. countdown to the midterms, one week until voters head to the polls, the president is trying to inspire a red wave. jillian: his endorsement pouring in overnight. unlike in the like button, the president's favorite social media platform could be in for a major paint list. jillian: "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ know i am going to be okay ♪ yeah ♪ in the usa ♪ yeah ♪ party in the usa ♪ jillian: a party at 5:00 am. on fox square, look at that. the entire show will be out there later this morning, there will be breakfast with friends, midterm election coverage. if you're in the area stop by. rob: bob evans for breakfast. if you want free food you nowhere to go. you are watching "fox and friends first". jillian: call him the campaigner in chief, one week until the midterm elections donald trump is going in for republicans, tweeting endorsement and holding 11 rallies. rob: todd pyro join

we begin with a fox news alert, donald trump at a campaign rally with senator ted cruz. the president said the blue wave is dissipating and he is enjoying the highest paul numbers of his presidency. we talk about that with britt human the midterms just two weeks away the president shifted his focus immigration including tough talk on the migrant caravan heading to the us from central america, 7000, some say much more, strong and growing, donald trump says blame the democrats and who is part of the caravan. the new york times claims transgender could be defined out of existence by the trump administration. a lot more, we investigate what the administration isn't isn't planning to do. we begin with kristin fisher live in houston, the scene of the latest m aga rally. >> this was quite a rally today, two years ago no one would've believe donald trump would be campaigning for senator ted cruz, lying ted but now donald trump has a new nickname for him, texas ted, he debuted it beating the white house on the way here to houston and when he walks on the stage tonight inside impa

one of those targets, cia director john brennan, wasting no time blaming donald trump. >> donald trump too often is helped to incite these feelings of anger if not violence. this is what a lot of boules, a lot of individuals do. >> brennan has been an outspoken critic of the president calling his rhetoric an american. the two battled over the summer igniting a debate over the security clearances of former government officials. brennan not the only one to come out swinging against the president. house minority leader nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer saying in part, quote, we all take an oath to support and defend the constitution and protect the american people and that is our first responsibility. donald trump's words ring hollow. into he reverses statements that condone acts of violence. much more on this coming up. another fox news alert, donald trump pointing the finger at democrats for the migrant caravan inching closer to the border at his rally in wisconsin. jackie ibanez live with how the administration's efforts with mexico are sending out the march. >> rep

and fazed by donald trump's warning, welcome to fox news at night, team coverage, live, donald trump's rally wrapping up, for key diplomatic developments but first we go to kristin fisher with the latest, the saudis claim he was killed in a fistfight gone wrong. >> this is the report we have been waiting for, 17 days after jamal khashoggi's dispense the saudis claim it was an accident they killed him. here's what happened. they describe it as a discussion between jamal khashoggi that developed in a negative led to a fight and a quarrel leading to his death in their attempt to conceal and cover what happened. the question is how will donald trump respond? he promised to the a consequences if the saudi's are responsible but he said he would prefer polling what could be one of the us's greatest forms of punishment off the table, worth billions of dollars. >> i prefer we don't use as retribution canceling $110 billion worth of work which means 600,000 jobs. i know it sounds easy and a lot of people said let's not sell them $110 billion or take it a step further, let's not sell them $450 bi

god bless you all and god bless donald trump. >> reporter: on monday donald trump tweeted something bighappening, watch. the blue wave is less certain it is too early to predict outcome. >> in the age of trump change comes quickly, sometimes overnight. >> reporter: professor women predicted donald trump's victory in 2016. >> i cautioned all leaders to be wary of polls. if i had followed the polls i would be wrong in my prediction of a donald trump win. >> reporter: that caution may be more warranted in midterm elections because turnout tests to be lower, that might give republicans an advantage november 6th. >> the republican base tends to be older, more affluent, more white, more reliable voters. >> reporter: that may be negated by countervailing democratic advantage, the party of power historically wins more seats in midterms was what might tip the scales in 22 days before the election? a mueller bombshell seems unlikely, the special counsel's office to release new information, 60 days before the election, the pace of recovery from hurricane michael might have local political conseque

what kanye west plans to talk to donald trump about this week. "fox and friends first" starts right now. >> good morning, live look at the streets of new york city, times square, pretty good but not so much in florida as they brace for much more than thunder. we talk about the hurricane on the way, you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning, thank you as always wherever you are for starting the day with us. you maddie at evacuation is underway as harry can michael barrels towards the florida panhandle. >> hurricane michael is a monstrous storm that will bring total devastation to parts of our state especially the panhandle, you have got to get your family safe. >> florida and alabama under state of emergency is michael pounds cuba. officials warn of life-threatening storm surge as high as 12 feet, heavy rainfall and flooding. bridge tolls suspended as people race to get out of town. michael is expected to make landfall tomorrow as a category 3 hurricane. janice dean will show us the path of destruction at 4:30. hundreds of mourne

that is what donald trump will be selling.estion is whether those results are fairly represented by big tech companies that control so much of the message to people today and spending that amount of money on democrats, can it be fair? >> tech employees like every other american have the ability to contribute to the campaign, the cause -- they decided to do that. i'm not concerned about -- the corporations, special interests, big-money flooding our elections, we are seeing undisclosed amounts going to super pacs, and other funds where everyday americans have their voices drowned out. that is the real issue. heather: the majority of americans seem to agree with you, they don't once companies and brands getting involved in politics, 60%, 62% disagree. what do you think of that? let me get pete to go. >> real boundaries over what they have with politics. people don't discuss it with certain friends. to infringe on that boundary, you better know what you are doing. nike took a big risk, and ultimately given their target market it w

he did not just vote for donald trump, he became donald trump's campaign chair.nd that means that he has defended donald trump's ugly rants and that he has embraced his dangerous policies. me, i think washington already works too well for the wealthy and well-connected. i go down there every day to fight for working families. to wg why thank you for hosting us. there are two things i hope people will take away tonight. the first is that i will be your full-time senator for the next six years. i will repeat that. i will be your full-time senator for the next six years. and the only thing that matters to me is what matters to the people of massachusetts. repeal ofy i lead a the gas tax saving taxpayers $2 billion. that is why i stood up to special interests to stop the olympics from taking $10 billion in a boondoggle. in fact, i want to stop the poisonous politics that has infected washington, d.c. and the obstruction that has been led by my opponent. i have spent more than a year talking with people, listening to them, not lecturing them. and that is why i would l

donald trump knows that republicans are trying to take that away.p knows that democrats are trying to preserve health insurance for people with preexisting conditions, and donald trump knows that republicans are on the losing side of that argument. republicans know that they plan, they actively plan to cut social security and medicare if they keep control of congress. mitch mcconnell made the mistake of saying that publicly. but no republican candidate out there on the campaign trail wants to have to deal with what mitch mcconnell publicly promised that they will do if they get reelected, cut social security and medicare, and so donald trump, donald trump wants everyone to talk about his lie, his lie that he can change the constitution with the stroke of a pen. the good news today is that no one is falling for that big lie by donald trump today. congressman eric swalwell will be back with us next with what he wants the last week of this hugely important campaign to be about. ( ♪ ) everybody wants a new, different, better world. here's to the people

, of course, as donald trump has said, you know, he's a self-made man.his "new york times" investigation shows there were some tax schemes involved in this, wolf. >> and there were other details in this "new york times" article. it is a very long, 40,000-word article, 45 pages if you go through it, it takes a long time but there are a lot of detail. give us a little more about the alleged schemes and alleged fraud. >> according to "the new york times", you know, donald trump has said he was a self-made millionaire, that he received a $1 million loan from his father. but according to "the times", they spoke with many people that worked with his father and reviewed a lot of documents, thousands of pages, and they found trump's father lent him $60 million, which in today's world is about $$140 million. they found that trump's father also stepped in when trump was having fathers. you know, some of his casinos ended up in bankruptcy, it was up and down financially, and they're saying his father was this for him in that. this was not treated as a normal loan,

and he was donald trump really before donald trump.cused on illegal immigration as an issue and took it national really. and he was one of the first to endorse trump. the question will be whether trump's coattails are long enough to pull him over in the senate race against bob casey. it looks like they're not at the moment. >> when you talk to trump voters for your book and i guess it was several months ago you were last able to check in with them for the book. of the 12 in your focus group only one trump voter was in doubt about donald trump at this point. >> right. i checked in with them much more recently even after the book closed, i've been in touch with them informally. and that number still holds. of the 12 i profiled, 11 say that if the election were to be held -- the 2020 election were to be held tomorrow they would enthusiastically vote for trump. only one has slipped into the undecided, as you mentioned. i guess the question becomes both for the midterms and 2020 is what is the ceiling on trump's base. >> is it a ceiling? an

donald trump knows this.y he spent most of his life being against assault-style weapons, military-style weapons, but even forget about that. police officers -- there is a reason why police officers are against military-style weapons, that's because, well, gee, we saw it in pittsburgh. we had officers that were shot -- >> to you are -- four. >> four. four shot there. the idea that one guy inside of a synagogue is going to stop this sort of attack is just preposterous, but it's donald trump, once again, trying to distract from the fact that he stirs up the hatred and people go out and buy the guns. >> it's a stupid argument to make with respect to synagogues and churches, just like it was a stupid argument to make with respect to schools because it's not really an argument, it's a an excuse. it's an excuse for not doing anything to take guns off the streets, to prevent people from getting their hands on assault rifles, it's an excuse for not doing anything to take on this hateful ideology that's been allowed to

puts it down and then he lies. >> donald is a bully.n is utterly immoral. >> i think he's crazy. >> this man is a pathological liar. a narcissist at a level i don't think this country has ever seen. >> he is choking like a dog because he's losing so badly. we have to put him away tomorrow. >> donald, you're a sniveling coward. >> his father was with lee harvey oswald prior to oswald being, you know, shot. i mean, the whole thing is ridiculous. what is this, right prior to his being shot and nobody even brings it up. >> in politics there's a word for a fight like that. two tarantulas in a bowl. what a difference a year makes. after their very public feud during the election. who would have guessed donald trump and ted cruz are now apparently best buds. >> he's not lyin' ted anymore. he's beautiful ted. we fought it out. the outcome was, obvious, and we have worked together very closely. i like him a lot. >> okay. trump is holding a rally in houston tonight to benefit cruz who is locked in a tight battle with democrat beto o'rourke. some

then he picked out of every one of donald trump's enemies that donald trump stirred hatred up againstst say for viewers, when you hear the word globalist coming from donald trump, can tell you what david duke and white supremacists and neo-nazis think, jews, globalist international bankers, george soros, when you say your congressman and your local district talking about that, it is always coded and it has always been coded at anti semantic hate speech. we've seen it play out, unfortunately, over the last week. >> richard haas, if you could pull it up to 30,000 feet and talk about a global trend that we may or may not be seeing here or any parallels that you see between this president's rapidly developing behavior in the run up to these midterms as it pertains to racism and the others and the caravans to other figures that we've seen in history. is it okay to go there? >> let's start with your first question. it's happening all over the world. we're seeing it over the weekend in brazil. the idea that this thug, who is anti-democracy, what he says about gay people, women, his contempt

now, donald trump says he's had enough.ident declared that america will withdraw from the deal. we're not going to let them violate a nuclear agreement and go out and do weapons and we're not allowed to. we're the ones that have stayed in the agreement and we've honoured the agreement, but russia has not, unfortunately, honoured the agreement. so, we're going to terminate the agreement, we're going to pull out. russia's foreign ministry has condemned that as unacceptable and dangerous. moscow denies it's violated the arms treaty, calling washington's conduct crude and clumsy. if this goes on, the deputy foreign minister warned russia will have no choice but to respond. the us national security adviser, john bolton, is due back in moscow this week. and russia's looking to that visit for an explanation of president trump's move. some, though, are already warning of a new arms race. professor malcolm chalmers is the deputy director—general of the royal united services institute an independent think tank on international defenc

the context of donald trump, it means, b what is donald trumpian nationalism? when, we've seen it in the past. the transactional nature, america first. the focus on spreading fear of the other. this notion that he knows the price of everything, but the value of nothing. but i don't know that at this point, donald trump is really telling us anything about himself that we have not seen over and over and over again in different contexts. but, and i think that this -- this campaign, his use of the caravan, the kind of rhetoric that he's using, is not only indicative of exactly the kind of politics he represents, but what we can expect between now and 2020 as well. >> peter baker, the white house's embrace of this message, we're going to talk a bit about this in the next block, either had its genesis in fox news or the president's fwtwitter feed,t usually comes from fox news, making the caravan an issue, talking about middle easterners being amid the caravan, the threat of terrorism. fewer middle eastern terrorists, the caravan which is being followed with drone cam

trump is not doing against donald trump? you look at cbs, states like nevada, virginia, georgia, they are trying to tie the republican candidate to donald trump and make a referendum on the president. >> like in 2010 with president obama. >> they have been doing a decent job of it. they have been giving the republicans a run for their money. the last two weeks of the midterms democrats will spend $148 million compared to republicans who will spend $84 million to defend those seats into democrats credit they made republicans defend 40 seats. we thought that would be 20 but they are failing. and that failed to materialize. we set on the show it is not a blue wave, it will be able to trickle and that is what happened. >> i never said a blue wave because i don't swim. what i said is the 20 yard line, we are well-positioned if we run the right place, to block and tackle, begin end zone votes. what i know about republican candidates up and down the ballot across the country, you see most of them running full steam backwards away f

why does donald trump play me for a fool? why does donald trump think i'm such an idiot? at donald trump for him thinking they are so stupid, that they are such bumpkins, that they are such fools that they can't just go on google. i know this morning they have to be deeply disappointed that their president would lie through his teeth to them and use them as a punch line. >> they didn't sound all that disappointed. every time you think we've reached a new low, president trump goes a little further. but this was just an extraordinary amount of blatant dishonesty in the service of nativist ugliness. so the combination of those two threads is such an illustration of where the republican party has gone. i'm not a member of either party, haven't been for a long time. but you have to -- i hear the anguish in the voices of all of my republican and former republican friends who remain conservatives and believe that conserving is limited government and changing slowly and openness to sunny reaganist vision of america. and then to hear the president pull stunts like this is just sic

a vote for insert republican name here is a vote for me, donald j. trump. that is unless the democrats do some winning in the midterms now just 20 days away. here was the headline after an oval office interview wuths the associated press yesterday. president trump tells ap he won't accept blame if gop loses house. trump took exception to that headline saying ap headline was very different from my quote and meaning in the story. they just can't help themselves. fake news. but our colleagues at the associated press have receipts in the form of an interview transcript. if republicans were to lose control of the house on november 6th or a couple days later, depending on how long it takes to count the votes do you believe you bear some of the responsibility for that? trump says, no, i think i'm helping people. i'm 48 and 1 in the primaries and actually it's much high thaern that because i endorsed a lot of people that were successful that people don't even talk about. but many of those 48 were people that had no chance in some cases. joining us is robert costa,