described donald trump's deal as a performer in his nbc show.r the season and this was on top of whatever he would make from the profit split he and mark burnett had agreed to in february. suzanne, it turns out the gold was in the profit split in this is fascinating for me having worked in prime time tv programming programs that nbc and when trump would say i made $200 million from the apartments -- apprentice and i said that is ridiculous and they would never pay him that much and as a salaried performer he would never make that much and it turns out he wasn't making it as a salaried performer. >> that has been something i have heard from you and most people would think he is a salaried employee and how would this happen in the magic of this was mark burnett and the deal he cut. when he came in to pitch the apprentice he was coming off of survivor and he was red-hot in hollywood. what he did is he said nbc they really wanted the apprentice and he said, okay you could have the revenues but i want this product placement money and at that point it

good donald, tyra donald, fired up donald, his supporters stick with them no matter what. so, why does his performance even matter to them? if it is disastrous, they will rationalize it. >> i think there are several things going on here. he i think certainly, the trump in campaign [ inaudible ] the model that trump should follow, and the way they see that is that was happy trump, that was good trump, that was trump who was fast on his feet and had little quips and could interject about golf and it ec made him look more personable. and on the flipside, if you get angry trump, that is the real concern, where he starts making remarks, where he starts making remarks about harris, and those are the areas they really don'ta want to get into because it puts off even his own supporters. anecdotally, the quiz even the uber driver who tend to be trump supporters about what trump should do, they always sae this man talks too much, and when he talks too much and gets riled up and frustrated, he shoots himself in the foot and it is painful to watch. and if it is painful to watch for tr

donald trump in debate prep, not 'u5t donald trump in debate prep, not just the _ donald trump in debateethod about it. he gets _ character. he is a method about it. he gets the — character. he is a method about it. he gets the suit, he gets lifts to make _ he gets the suit, he gets lifts to make him — he gets the suit, he gets lifts to make him taller and stuff. he said to me _ make him taller and stuff. he said to me with— make him taller and stuff. he said to me with hillary clinton, that he knew_ to me with hillary clinton, that he knew trump would come out swinging, especially _ knew trump would come out swinging, especially in _ knew trump would come out swinging, especially in the second debate because — especially in the second debate because it wasjust especially in the second debate because it was just after the access hollywood — because it was just after the access hollywood tape, the pudsey grabbing stuff and _ hollywood tape, the pudsey grabbing stuff and i suspect he will do the same _ stuff and i suspect he will do the same tonight. i stuff and i suspect he will do the sa

like donald trump, george h.w. bush was a former president when he said that and he was 78 years old. and he added the note i don't hate a lot of people. i don't hate easily. as a way of explaining why he was using the word hate. the word presidents don't use that way. donald trump, on the other hand, hates a lot of people. he hates very easily. he hates everyone and has expressed hatred for everyone from me to taylor swift. and that really is everyone. he has the most hateful mind. you can search the internet, and you will not come up with much more than those two uses of the verb, hate, applied to a person in presidential history. i hate saddam, and i hate taylor swift. george h.b. bush at 78 years old had the presence of mind to give a reason for hating saddam. former president bush said at the time, he used poison gas on his own people, so there is nothing redeeming about this man. donald trump gave no reason for hating taylor swift. nothing about poison gas. and so that said possibly millions of young girls an

donald trump will deliver.hat we hear from the harris campaign as they are trying to find a way to make a moment. making moments might be cool for social media but it does not solve the issues the american people are facing, and they want resolution to. kailey: let's take a specific issue, inflation, you have a seat on the house financial services committee, how is the resolution to america's inflation problem, tariffs on every import that by and large will be paid by importers and passed on to the consumer, and tax cuts that could add trillions to the deficit? >> take the tax cut policy, donald trump cut taxes, what we actually saw is the federal government raised more revenue than at any time in our country, and a larger percentage of revenue from our economy. they started raising $5 trillion a year. something the cbo and the democratic party said was the reality, it yielded more tax revenue into the federal government. with tariff policy, we believe in having fair trade across the globe but if there are coun

donald trump. look, anything is possible. >> yamiche, the reason they haven't met in person is donald trump did not accept a peaceful transfer of power. it's because donald trump when he was president of the united states chose not to work with the senate. tomorrow night, democrats are going to get what they have been waiting for since she became the nominee. she will have the opportunity to prosecute the case against him on stage, next to him, and show america who she is. is that her plan? >> her plan is certainly to show america who she is and i've been talking to a lot who are familiar with their debate preparations. her mission is to lay out what her vision for america is, and by doing it, it's telling america who she is. there are a lot of americans who are not totally, understanding her background so she wants to give a biography. talk about her mother enter middle class back round and she wants to lay out her policy and give voters including undecided voters, independence, who will be watchi

i stood back and allow donald trump — stood back and allow donald trump to _ stood back and allow donaldood back and allow donald trump to go into his usual. trump to go into his usual talking _ trump to go into his usual talking points _ trump to go into his usual talking points about - trump to go into his usual talking points about not. trump to go into his usual. talking points about notjust his raiiies _ talking points about notjust his rallies size _ talking points about notjust his rallies size but— talking points about notjust his rallies size but how- his rallies size but how terrihie _ his rallies size but how terrible all— his rallies size but how terrible all immigrants| his rallies size but how- terrible all immigrants are, we note _ terrible all immigrants are, we note he — terrible all immigrants are, we note he means _ terrible all immigrants are, we note he means black— terrible all immigrants are, we note he means black and - terrible all immigrants are, we i note he means black and brown immigrants— note he means black and brown immigrants specifically. - note he means

that former president donald trump did say that. which led trump to attack kelly as he has many of his former cabinet members. such as jimmy maddox and joint chief of staff kelly. trump has accused of treason. the crime punishable by death. that is why trump would do if elected again. bowing to fire generals. watch. >> are you going to fire those generals? at the top. because he's been talking. >> yes. i would get rid of them and fire them. you cannot have road military. >> when it comes to explaining his actions at arlington. he is being trump. deflecting accountability and claiming ignorance and an interview. now it appears that he is actually pointing the finger at the families. >> all of a sudden i hear that somebody that i have no idea who it is. got into an argument with somebody else at the cemetery. >> they said sir, could you take some pictures with us at the graves of our child. i wanted to take them if they wanted to take them. >> taking aim at families of fallen veterans. nothing new for trump. in 2016 when he addressed

with donald trump, everything is clear, part of it. americans love him, someone doesn't like him, but many americans know him, along with kamela harris they say they don't know her and don't understand her, so it will be very important for her to introduce herself to america today, before kamela harris tries to introduce or try to define her rival donald trump to americans. as for the strategy, people who are familiar with kamela harris' strategy, they say that first of all she will try to demonstrate, to show that donald trump is a person who only cares about... his own interests, not about the interests americans, chooses about the interests of his rich friends, but again, not about americans, either, they say that she will try to push him to self-destructive remarks, as it happened before, they also say that, unlike joe biden, who tried to present donald trump as a threat to american democracy, kamela harris will try , on the contrary, to belittle donald trump himself, to say that donald trump is the past and she is the future and s

donald trump sat up there and jeb bush disappeared. chris christy was like the little mermaid losing her voice because donald trump stole it but kamala harris, this is her jam. >> i agree with half of what the reverend says i want to go through that so that i understand it well. our poll shows that when we look at the undecided voters, they really dislike donald trump. they dislike donald trump more than the average voter does. this tells me that the half for you said kamala harris has to prove she's serious and she can run the country, that is the thing i think she needs to concentrate on. i don't think people need additional reasons to dislike donald trump. i think they know what he is and if they dislike him, they dislike him already, and the people who like him after all of this time and all of these things that have happened, it's going to be really hard to shake them from that, so i think kamala harris has two approach this debate with i need to get you folks out there who have not decided, a reason to vote for me. not to dislike

donald trump was kind of scary.e issue of these people and who they are, the donald trump we saw on television is in real donald trump. that is just too he is. so, on the issue of th personal characteristics of the two, he failed miserably. on the issues where people will really make decisions on these things, take, for example an important issue in the u.s., reproductive rights. the ability of a woman to make her own decisions about whether and when to have a family. donald trump refused to answer a very basic question, whether he would sign or veto a national abortion ban. and, to the extent that foreign policy might matter, we are waging a war supporting ukraine in their war to try to retain their territorial integrity against vladimir putin. in this russian aggression. donald trump would not say he thinks ukraine should prevail. >> congressman, to jump in on the issue of questions that were not answered, whether she thought the american people were better or worse off now compared to four years ago. she did not

donald trump, this is standard answer. okay. it's a standard on to, and he always says, if i would have been in the white house, the war in ukraine would have never started putting what doesn't have a dad to engage ukraine. he also started when it comes to the how mazda tech in israel, and, but it's from kind of refuse to really answer the question if he would sacrifice territory ukrainian territory for a p steel. a. he just said i, when i'm in the office even before, if, if i'm elected and even before i will be president, the war will be over a kind of the harris on the other side. a reminder of the audience that she's really a professional. when it comes to international affairs, she meant that to be a lot dom your savanski only days before the invasion at the munich security conference, by the way and talked with him. and she describes the importance for her to spend, has made, or describes nato of the most important military alliance for the united states. talked about how important it is in her understanding is that the all

donald didn't inherit $413 million.hat much money while my grandfather was still alive and on top of that he inherited another $250 million. so she had his number and the way he reacted to her, the way he was incapable of looking at her was a perfect indication of the turmoil he was experiencing and the humiliation. he will never get over it. >> take me into that, because i was watching his choice and with him i don't know if it is a choice. i don't even know if he is conscious enough to make a choice, but anyone else in that situation knows the camera is going to be on me all the time. when i am speaking and there is going to be the reaction shot. whenever i am not speaking i have to think about my reaction shot. kamala harris was just human. she did what a human would do. the other person speaks, she turns and listens to the other people speaking. he gave us the mug shot face like it was frozen the entire time. was he even aware of what he was doing or did he think, yes, this is what i need to show them in this moment

donald trump already thinks he is king and this decision -- appointed by donald trump only reaffirms our greatest fear about donald trump's abuse of and ongoing plans to abuse power. this decision not only has implications for the 2024 election but will have lasting implications on our democracy, especially if donald trump wins in november. that is why we asked a political home of jewish voters in support of policy and candidates who share our values are doing everything we can to ensure donald trump is defeated in november. we are grateful for viewers joining us today to hear from a formal expert on voting rights and living defender on democracy. mark is a founding partner of the group. he is represented -- he has served as general counsel for former secretaries of state john kerry and hillary clinton and vice president kamala harris. in 2020 he led efforts to fight cases in the lead up to the federal election and in the aftermath in legal efforts by winning a remarkable 64 out of 65 lawsuits. in 2021, he became the first recipient of the ruth bader ginsburg justice award. in honor

>> more fiction from donald trump.n he was president, donald trump showed an affection for vladimir putin. when the war in ukraine, the full-scale invasion of ukraine by russia began, donald trump didn't denounce putin's aggression. he didn't say that putin was a dictator and an aggressor and that his troops were committing atrocities and human rights violations. he complimented putin, said he was very smart. as we saw on the debate stage in philadelphia on tuesday night, he refuses to say that he will choose freedom over authoritarianism, that he will stand for the people of ukraine who are fighting bravely against the aggression of russia. more than 50 countries around the world have been providing support to ukraine. this is one of the biggest accomplishments of the biden/harris administration, that they've pulled together our nato allies in europe and other countries around the world who, together, have provided more support than we have to ukraine in terms of their refugees, their economic needs, and their militar

donald trump.this, and because of the danger that donald trump poses, not only am i not voting for donald trump, but i am voting for kamala harris. cheering let me get your thoughts on that. as someone who has been in and arise rise uk politics, i use a bride that that was the way that that announcement came out at brown university. i want to wonder whether campaign will make more of it as these final eight weeks to play out? i don't think it is a huge surprise _ don't think it is a huge surprise. as— don't think it is a huge surprise. as you - don't think it is a huge surprise. as you said, | don't think it is a huge . surprise. as you said, liz cheney— surprise. as you said, liz cheney has— surprise. as you said, liz cheney has not _ surprise. as you said, liz cheney has not been- surprise. as you said, liz cheney has not been a i surprise. as you said, liz- cheney has not been a supporter of donald — cheney has not been a supporter of donald trump _ cheney has not been a supporter of donald trum

um donald trump is that the whole, the donald trump, which i don't try to time at the very is, is points of at each point to be honest. you had donald trump, that basically was like, wait a minute, let me age and it pulls more time. it just so happens that the now so we're willing to give both candidates more time to make their points, whatever those points were. donald trump just was brick, aggressive, it taking, it's time for me to give it on, but they were alternately races. we did not give them even though the lights were cut off. the brakes were immediately cut that going every time each candidate had a particular point to be from the standpoint of should have donald felt a bit more prepared. well yeah, i agree with you that they asked questions in a way that were specific. so let's say the deficit support for example, or even affect ships where they didn't necessarily back check all the errors, even though they was back checked. donald trump fair or no. but let's be very clear . donald trump should have been but more prepared with this debate. and there are multiple times where he

donald is the opposite.tarts to take over the business. he becomes the public spokesperson for it. and donald announces they are building projects all over the place. and building a new seaport in manhattan and convention center in d.c. it is all smoke and mirrors. fred has never done that in his life. he like goes along for the ride. and when donald gets a project up. when he gets his first building up, he starts, donald starts telling the world he has fully taken over the finances of his father's company. he has not. fred goes along with that and allows donald to say it and echoes it, donald surpassed me. donald had one building up of his own. it is really remarkable relationship that is central to what he was able to accomplish that and fitting in motion what would be a long career of diminishing people closest to him and support him and assuming their loyalty is viable. >> yes. tosses them overboard when they are not loyal >> staggering to people who remember trumps in the '80s and '90s. even in the appr

trump's favor so that donald trump could actually win the most votes. donald trump lost the vote at the polls by 3 million votes, a margin that russian interference could not possibly close, but the electoral college can be won by tiny vote margins in a few states. donald trump lost to joe biden by 7 million votes nationally and he will surely lose to kamala harris by millions of votes nationally. and that is why russian interference is targeted at the key electoral college states that decide the election. there is nothing the founders feared more than foreign interference in american elections. they would be horrified to know that nothing has made foreign interference in our presidential elections more effective than the electoral college, a true curse on american democracy. leading off our discussion tonight is andrew weissmann, former fbi general counsel and former chief of the criminal division the eastern district of new york. she an msnbc legal analyst and co-author of the best-selling book the trump indictments. also with us, rick stang l, who se

donald trump has distanced himself from that. the heritage foundation has said he has nothing to do with it, but they say these things anyway what donald trump has been talking about is we're going to fix our borders, we're going to have a great economy again. we're going to get out of these conflicts were going to make america great again, that is his rhetoric. so i think if you compare the nastiness from kamala harris campaign and from the democrat party compared to what we've been talking about really for the last nine years. but specifically we the last year-and-a-half in this campaign, i'd know i do not agree that it is the same rhetoric. there's no, there's no, there's no moral equivalency in the rhetoric between these two campaigns. >> i think any serious person would also say congressman that donald trump is a source of heated and dangerous rhetoric over months and years. i mean, even republicans who support him and her voting for him. this election have basically begged him to tone it down so if republicans even support

but donald trump had a plan.p got a license from the new jersey casino control commission to operate a casino in atlantic city, new jersey, and trump found an investor to help him finance the project. holiday inn, which owned the casino chain harrah's would give trump $50 million to build the aseeno and they would split the profits. trump just had to prove one little thing. here's how they tell the story in their new book, lucky loser. donald was on the verge of a great deal, one that would also get him out of a bind. before leaving the ceo of holiday inn told donald his board of directors would want to see with their own eyes construction on the casino was underway, evidence this young builder could make this happen. donald kept the truth to himself. he did not have things underway because he did not have the money, so he directed his construction supervisor to hire every piece of earth moving machinery he could find. the day the holiday inn visited the site, dozens of bulldozers and back hoes pointlessly pushed

how close is she to donald trump?reporter: i think it's important to understand, katy, that this is how the 2024 presidential campaign of donald trump has been run for almost two years now, and that's not been to limit his access to anybody. so whether you're charlie kirk or steven miller or corey lewandowski or laura loomer, if you want to get ahold of donald trump, there is nobody that is going to try to stand in your way. of course we have seen campaign managers and officials like hr mcmaster inside of the white house come and go over the course of the last nine years, but what has been unique about this campaign is that it's been helped by advisers who have not tried to limit individuals access to donald trump or tried to convince donald trump of who he should or should not converse with, or whether he should talk with nbc news or whether he should talk with a right wing propaganda trump aligned outlets, and that has really manifested itself in this moment. for 24 hours, laura loomer, traveling on the campaign pla

we've got to get rid of donald trump. liz cheney sald i'm voting for donald trump. she voted against the first impeachment. she called it a sham and a waste of time. and she is not even at duke university saying, you know, we should give a second look on the economy and housing and infrastructure. she's in a very narrow way saying that donald trump is dangerous to our country and to our democracy. among all those adjacent lanes since 2016, that's a powerful lane. simply has said donald trump is antidemocratic. he's authoritarian. he's willing to coddle dictators. he's willing to trample on the right to vote and the individual franchise. he's willing to trample on minority political coalitions. he's willing to abuse office. he's dangerous. he's willing to use violence on january 6th. it was not until january 6th when liz cheney said, okay, i have had enough. there are a lot of americans in exactly that position, who actually today are not enthusiastic about kamala harris, but who see donald trump as a pure, clear and present danger to the united states. those words,

and donald trump and i have also amplified many of the talking points from donald trump and other mag a supporters. so i think what we're seeing here is just how inexplicable the environment is. and more importantly, given that donald trump is now ground 0 toward the political violence that raised the political landscape, it simply is just inexplicable as to why this continues to happen to donald trump himself. well, and you're just saying the about some of you know, as we said, it's still not confound officially. the person behind the slightest incident. but you know, if they, if he was a full, not donald trump supposed to perhaps the route of republican support. and what does that say about the republican base that the moment with, when you know, is a pun, roy's ation within the republicans to that's a really good question and we know that you have beer and i wrote them entire both on the, in the civil war within the republican party in the aftermath of the 2012 presidential election. and so i think what we're seeing, even now with so many high profile conservatives coming out in su

donald trump has not done that. donald trump has attacked her falsely saying that she didn't identify as black until recently, and he reposted something on social media, a crude suggestion that she had exchanged sexual favors to get ahead in her career. this zero evidence for that, and it's disgusting, sleazy, slimy thing to say. i have to believe that his advisers are most worried of him going there absolutely. >> there and they're worried about what they can't even fathom. even beyond that, even though that was a repost. and, you know, it's totally understandable that we are focusing on donald trump because he is a a character unlike any that we have ever covered in our lifetime but i do think that tonight, the focus is going to be much more by by the people who matter most. the undecided voters, particularly in places like where we are right now in pennsylvania on her, because he's a known quantity and she isn't. and if you look at all the polls, particularly those from over the weekend, jake the question of who

trump sees it, but donald trump jr., his son and former democrat robert kennedy jr., who supports donaldthey will publish. an article in which he says that there should be negotiations between moscow and washington, american-russian negotiations, how to end the war in ukraine, that is, america and russia, how to end the war in ukraine. what do we have, we have a violation of the principle, nothing about ukraine without ukraine, right? absolutely, and it fits into the logic of it the korean scenario that i was talking about because... as we remember, when the cease -fire agreement was signed in after to stop the korean war, the south korean representatives actually refused to sign it, it was signed by the united states, but not signed south korea, precisely because they considered the guarantees that were included in this treaty to be insufficient, they did not want to give up those territories. so the korean scenario presupposes first of all some certain agreement between. great powers, and imposing this agreement on those parties who are considered weaker, the problem, as i mentioned in

donald trump, he wrote: "and no one is even trying to kill biden kamala." then he said that he was misunderstood, this humor was misunderstood, he deleted this post, cleaned it up, but hey hint, how did they understand me that trump is so cool that he is even assassinated they do, others don't. by the way, there was also a statement by biden and kamala harris, separate statements condemning this assassination attempt, but there was also a statement by trump himself. about the fact that, they say, the rhetoric of joe biden and kamala harris provokes such attacks on him, how to deal with this? well, actually, donald trump's reaction to the second assassination, it was really very, very different from how he reacted to the first assassination. as we remember, in july , donald trump called on american society to unite, to stop some disputes and enmity. there were such conciliatory words in his. statements, now these are conciliatory rhetoric, it's completely gone, he almost immediately accused the white house of having inspired, as he told ruth, the attempt to

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he has also praised donald trump's supreme court justices saying that donald trump should get creditices to the supreme court. in larry hogan, that republican candidate, is endorsed by donald trump for that reason and others so the future of reproductive freedom in this country is not just at stake in the presidential election. obviously it is at stake in your senate elections and all senate elections. >> absolutely. you know, mitch mcconnell handpicked larry hogan because he thought larry hogan would give republicans the best chance to flip the senate read and what we know about mitch mcconnell, larry hogan and donald trump is that they all share that goal in common. you mentioned that larry hogan complemented -- he praised donald trump after roe had been overturned and said that he deserved credit for his accomplishments. before that he also vetoed -- this is two years ago, abortion care legislation in the state of maryland and when he was overridden by the legislature he withheld the funding to train abortion care providers across the state until governor moore came into office so

so chris, you have debated donald trump. you have helped donald trump prepare for a debate.n this all play out. what is going on with him right now? how do you think he is actually getting ready for this debate? >> he doesn't get ready. i mean, as someone who was in charge of debate prep in 2016 and 2020 for him, it was a constant struggle. there were times when we would go and debate prep would be scheduled. we would go in to sit with him and he would just say, no, i'm not doing it, and that would be it, and it just wouldn't happen. my guess is that, you know, especially now as you said in the lead up, you know, his seventh general election presidential debate, he really doesn't think he needs to prepare. he believes that just whatever his gut instincts are are what's going to carry him. he will allow people to speak at him for a while. i will guarantee you there's been no mock debates. there never has been. he won't allow it, won't permit it. so he will be typically donald trump, which is he's just going to go in there and wing it, and that's why i think what kamala harris

um, what donald trump is, let the donald trump more time to try to get more time at various points of it. each point to be honest, you had donald trump, that basically was like, wait a minute, let me age in a pools more time. it just so happens that the announcer were willing to give both candidates more time to make their points, whatever those points were. donald trump just was breaking the rest of it, taking it's time for me. think of it on but they were alternately ration sorted up on to give them even though mikes were cut off, the bikes were immediately cut back on every time each candidate had a particular point to be from the standpoint of should have donald trump have been more prepared, well yeah, i agree with you that they asked questions in a way that were specific. so let's say the deficit support for example, were even affect ships where they didn't necessarily back check them all hers even though they was backs at donald trump. there are no, but let's be very clear. donald trump should have been but more prepared to this debate and there are multiple times where he coul

i ask republican congressman donalds about that. he is a surrogate for donald trump.ant your reaction on the other side. >> what did you think about him saying that pets are being eaten by immigrants? >> i don't care about that. >> shouldn't people worry about these things? >> i want to be clear on this. that is a very minor issue happening in the united states. >> it's not happening. that's the point. >> let me finish. would you let me finish? >> let me ask you to react. >> first of all, it's really disappointing specifically to see byron donalds not just go ahead and say, i'm not sure if the former president was confuse order what, considering the fact that he represents florida. the fact that he would not just say he may have been confused about a story because there's a different story that doesn't have anything to do with migrants whatsoever -- he could have tried to do that. instead, they just are trying to glaze over it. donald trump looked unhinged as we know he is as he stood up there and made up lies and then he went off on these crazy fantasies. pretending

donald trump repeated his an approach that will end the war in ukraine very quickly, in 24 hours, and even before he takes office as president, already after his victory, in case of victory. he said that, and i will quote here, it was in the best interest of the united states to end the war, and end it anyway. negotiate a peace agreement, because we have to end all this so that people's lives are not destroyed. trump said that if he was the president, putin would not have attacked... ukraine, for his part, kamala harris, what she said, she actively spoke about ukraine, and this was one of the key points in the debate, she said that if trump were really the president, then putin would take over ukraine, that trump would be sitting in kyiv now. she said this: if donald trump were president, then putin would be sitting in kyiv now, and that putin would not have stopped in ukraine, he would have gone further to nato, in particular to poland, and harris added, by the way. that because of his friendship with putin, the russian dictator would be able to eat trump for lunch, even such a quote

that would just -- was donald trump's intemperate innovation and it won donald trump the white house because extreme antiabortion voters did not trust donald trump on abortion for very good reason. they heard the replay of his comments to howard stern about how disappointed he was in 1993 when his girlfriend told him she was pregnant with the child who would become his second daughter. donald trump told howard stern that when he heard his girlfriend tell him this, this is what he said. >> you know at the time, it was like excuse me, what happened? then i said what are we going to do about this? she said are you serious? the most beautiful day of our lives. i said oh great. >> but isn't that wonderful? what are we going to do about this? there are only two options. an abortion or a baby. donald trump made it very clear on howard stern that he got the answer he did not want to hear. the girlfriend was going to have the baby. that is how she became the second mrs. donald trump with the shortest tenure as a trump wife. we have no idea how donald trump felt when the third mrs. donald trum

at least from donald trump. there was somebody that showed up at a pizza shop in 2016 looking for kids that were being abused because they believed what he was saying. and so, you know, as one report said today, it is -- he's priming his supporters for violence. and we have to acknowledge that that is real because it has been real. not fake. not a thought exercise. and so i hope that in whatever -- and we could talk about her -- vice president harris's campaign strategy. but in what she's saying, whatever donald trump wants to do and say, she has to get clear to the american people that you are being threatened in real time. your jobs, your livelihood, your families, kids show up to follow your kids to school. that is real. and i hope she could get that across with that same emotion. >> we have so much more to cover on this huge weekend of news. we'll talk to claire mccaskill and -- to about what the vice president's four days in pittsburgh ahead of tomorrow's face-off. and plus the challenge cutting through the

you've met donald trump. have much detail here, but suffice to say that he needs that security protection more than ever. >> yes, i think assassination of trump is one of the biggest threats that the western world faces right now. i don't know what's happened here. you know, shots in the vicinity , in shots in the vicinity, in a place like west palm beach and outside his golf course, which is on a very wide main road with all sorts of fields and other things around it, it could be anything. but when we hear that secret service returned fire, that escalates it into a whole different story . and we different story. and we obviously need more details . obviously need more details. >> most definitely. i understand , >> most definitely. i understand, according to nbc, a person is being questioned in connection with the gunshots reported near trump international golf course in florida , citing three senior in florida, citing three senior law enforcement officials. investigators are trying to confirm whether or not

donald — understand how we got here.hand selectively members of the united states supreme court with the intention that would undo the protections of robi wade. they did exactly as he intended. now in over— did exactly as he intended. now in over 20 — did exactly as he intended. now in over 20 states there are trump _ in over 20 states there are trump abortion bands. donald trump repeatedly attacked kamala harris over immigration, accusing her of enabling border issues, and repeating a debunked claim about migrants in springfield ohio. what they have done to our country by allowing these millions and millions of people to come into our country and look at what is happening to be towns all over the united states, a lot of towns don't want to talk, not aurora or springfield, a lot of towns don't want to talk about it because they are so embarrassed by it. in springfield they are eating big dogs, the people they came in, they are eating they came in, they are eating the cats, they are eating the pats of the people that live

trump, a donald trump. this is standard answer or gave a standard on to, and he always says if i would have feet in the white house, the war and ukraine would have never started putting would have never failed to invade ukraine. he also says that when it comes to the hum asa tech and israel and but it's from kind of refuse to really answer the question if he would sacrifice territory ukrainian territory for a p steel. a. he just said i, when i'm in the office even before if, if i'm elected and even before i will be president, the war will be over a kind of the harris on the other side. that's the washington bureau chief. you just pull in his thank you very much for that wrap up and we've got double coverage to you from the debates watching potties in philadelphia t w's. janelle de milan is that the democratic event, benjamin alvaros, group a, is following the republican side of things. welcome to both of you to know. we'll start with you. obviously, the democrats going to think couple of hours is likely whe

donald trump could've ended it days ago. he did not need to bring it up on the debate stage. >> i just want to make this point. we have heard a lot this campaign cycle that donald trump has this new, professionalized campaign, that he has serious people working for him this year, unlike in 2016, 2020. i just think that chris les avedis, susie wiles, the supposedly serious operatives who are staffing this campaign should have to answer for the fact that they are allowing their candidate in the final weeks of the presidential election to fly around the country with an echo talking point fed to him by a far right racist conspiracy theorist who is absolutely outside any kind of healthy version of the republican party and if donald trump loses and even if he wins, frankly, i hope that a lot of the republicans who are running this campaign will have to answer for that. >> it is so funny that you say that right before the rnc, a few different people in new york, gop donors, former members of the trump administration said you don't

this donald barron trump. >> his alias. >> yes, when donald does get a project up.s a building up, he starts, donald starting telling the world that he has fully taken the financing of his father's company. he has not. but fred goes along with that and allows donald to say and echoes it that donald has surpassed me. when donald literally had one building up of his own. it's really just a remarkable relationship that's very central to what he was able to accomplish. >> and setting in motion what would become a long career of diminishing people closest to him who support him and assuming that their loyalty is inviable. >> like tossing them over board when they're not loyal. >> what's staggering to a lot of folks who remember trump in the 80s and 90s. even in the apprentice years it's like completely castles build. it's a paper castle. the office that the apprentice is going to film in are so shabby they have to use smoke and mirror. can you talk about. >> there's a lot of stage craft involved when mark burnett showed up at his offices and his producers. they came in t

um, what donald trump is the donald trump, what time to try to what time it very is, is points of at each point to be honest, you had donald trump, that basically was like, wait a minute, let me age and it pulls more time. it just so happens, the announcer were willing to give both candidates more time to make their points, whatever those points were, donald trump just was breaking the rest of it, taking it's time for me to give it on. but they were alternately graciously enough to give them even though the lights were cut off, the bikes were immediately cut that going, every time each candidate had a particular point to be from the standpoint of should have donald trump and little repair. well yeah, i agree with you that they ask questions in a way that were specific. so let's say that the system, for example, were you gonna affect ships where they didn't necessarily back check them all hers even though it was batch at donald trump. there are no, but let's be very clear. donald trump should have been but more prepared to this debate and there are multiple times where he couldn't nec

donald trump said nothing about the mass murder.he did have his staff issue a short written statement expressing some sympathy for the dead and not a single word of what to do to stop these mass murderers in our schools, to stop these mass murders in shopping malls, to stop these mass murderers in churches, to stop these mass murderers and picketers, not one word from donald trump or any republican today about how to stop what happened in that georgia school today. vice president harris went to new hampshire today, which a trump campaign operative recently said is unwinnable by donald trump, that comment got that trump cpan are fired from the campaign. the vice president chosw hmphire as the place to describe her new economic proposals, including a focus on the development of small business anrestoring the capitol gains tax for incomes over $1 million to 28%, which was the top capitol gains tax rate during the booming academic years of the clinton administration. >> as president, one of my highest priorities will be to strengthen am

do you want donald trump to do another debate? >> yes.think they already have the third one scheduled later this month. if she doesn't want to compete in that debate, i would not be surprised. she did not want to compete in the fox debate. >> what do you think? >> i think there is a history with fox news not being able to fact check donald trump. vice president harris and the campaign said last night they are ready for the second debate when donald trump will agree to it. i think it is clear he was upset. which is why he ran to the spin room to create and control a narrative. i don't think it helped. i think it harmed him more. i think vice president harris was quite disruptive on the stage and disrupting the way in which he always tries to dominate women. and with you sitting here, olivia, i'm thinking about the range in which this coalition that wants to not only vote for vice president harris, but move past donald trump. it ranges from republicans that are tired of him and have the courage to stand up. you as well as dick cheney and li

>> donald! >> trump! >> donald! >> trump! >> donald! >> trump!dent of the united states, donald j. trump! >> (chanting "trump") >> we love you, donald! >> this campaign is about giving a voice to those who don't have one. i am your voice. i am your voice. >> this movement's been there, and it was looking for the right leader to say, "we matter." the wood was out there drying and drying and drying. it was just waiting for the right person to throw the match in, and then lead the fire in the right direction, and that's what donald trump did. >> he speaks for the people. things he's saying i've been saying for years. when he wins, we all win. (crowd cheers and applauds) >> i am wi you, i will fight for you, and i will win for you. (cheering and applauding) >> these are people that believe in him. (cheering and applauding) and they believe in him because he says, "i'm for you." and if you don't know him well, you believe that-- you believe he cares. >> and we will make america great again. god bless you and good night! i love you! (cheering and appla

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