donald trump said mexican. donald trump was latching on mexican. he's not mexican. he's american. he's an american citizen. >> of course he's american. >> donald trump doesn't say that. >> what i am trying to say to you is is that we have so divided this country -- >> i get you're saying that but that's not what donald trump is saying. donald trump doesn't even know that. >> in jeffry's defense this is a difficult job. almost no one has -- >> he's very skilled, but sometimes you just have to say the guy was wrong. the guy was wrong. >> it is not wrong to call out racism. >> we all agree on that. >> good. >> we all agree on that is. >> one at a time. >> can you explain to me when you say that donald trump backed into -- this is through the looking glass for me because i really don't understand it, when you say that donald trump backed into this. >> right. >> what do you mean? >> bwhat i'm saying is he approached this through the lens of the trump university say and he's come face to face with a judge he believes is racist against him. what i'm saying to you is that the larger issue

i'm willing to bet he's writing a few right now. >> and in fact donald trump was. just minutes before clinton made that comment, trump tweeted, "bad performance by crooked hillary clinton. reading poorly from the teleprompter. she doesn't even look presidential." trump's tweet during clinton's speech stopped there. but the former secretary of state wasn't done. leveling another critique at trump's fitness to be commander in chief. >> so it really matters that donald trump says things that go against our deepest-held values. it matters when he says he'll order our military to murder the families of suspected terrorists. during the raid to kill bin laden, when every second counted, our s.e.a.l.s took the time to move the women and children in the compound to safety. donald trump may not get it, but that's what honor looks like. >> trump was speaking to the "new york times" during clinton's speech. here's what he said about it. he called it terrible and pathetic. he added, "i'm not thin-skinned at all, i'm the opposite of thin-skinned." earlier in the day he tweeted, c

what was your reaction to the speaker's move on donald trump today? >> i don't think that paul ryan is not enthuds on trump t he does not think that hillary clinton should be president. he is a republican, that is not going to vote for hillary clinton. i don't think she is the right person to be president of the united states, and i have grave concern about donald trump. i am hoping that hillary clinton will do something more than she has done so far to demonstrate that she would do things differently, than have been done in the recent past. and donald trump will wake up, this isn't a reality tv show, he is running to the president of the united states, and the free world. >> if donald trump manages to change your mind, come back and tell us how he did that thank you very much for joining us. >> madeleine albright will what donald trump saida in his speech in california about hillary clinton. crowd sounds ] oooh! [ brakes screech ] when your pain reliever stops working, your whole day stops. excuse me, try this. but just one aleve can last 12 hours. ty

of thef all, the size movement depends entirely on donald trump and it probably is growing. it has grown through the month of june. there was an opening after mid-may where he started to see polls with republicans coalescing around trump. and then you started to see the numbers slip slight few weeks since then. so he is right that there are certainly -- there is slippage for trump support. how broad it is -- i don't know. we see signs of it and we see anecdotal signs from his movement. 15-20 orhat gets to be a much larger percent of the republicans, i don't know. and come october, a lot of the slippage may come back to trump when they are steering at the clinton versus have decision. there is a movement out there, i can't tell you how big it is and i definitely can't tell you how big it is affect tell you how big it will become november. greta: when they go to the convention and try this unbinding of the delegates, how difficult will that be? steven: this will not just be a vote on whether or not they want donald trump to be the republican nominee. they are voting for the unp

donald trump telling the "wall street journal" today that u.s. district judge gonzalo curiel had a conflict in providing over one of trump university's suits saying "i'm building a wall, it's an inherent conflict of interes interest." you agree, why is that? >> well, i do agree that donald trump has a right to say what he's saying. although race comes into play, it's voir dire, how you select a jury. you try to eliminate potential jurors with bias. this could be a bias. although he was born in the united states, his parents are immigrants, moreover he was appointed by president obama, a democrat, i think this is also a paradigm shifting issue here. we've never dealt with a presidential candidate on the other side who's dealing with a judge who was appointed by a current president. so there are issues. >> he seems to be saying that just because this judge is of mexican descent -- he's not, he's an american, born here. >> correct, a mexican american. >> so he can't be objective as a judge? that somehow there's some bias there. it doesn't make sense.

that describes the fight of donald trump. you and i love trump. because we know he'll go to washington and break it. >> oh, good. he'll break it. with the power of relentless! that was january. that was the power of relentless guy. when donald trump endorsers in the republican party were few and far between. but this guy, wayne allyn root, the conspiracy theorist with the power of relentless, said president obama didn't go to columbia, he was an early adopter of the donald trump thing, early donald trump endorser. today that guy got the making fun of you equivalent of a moment in the sun at president obama's commencement address at the u.s. air force academy. >> we need smart, steady, principled american leadership. and part of leading wisely is seeing threats clearly. remember ebola? that was a serious threat and we took it seriously. but in the midst of it, there was hysteria. flights must be banned! quarantine citizens! these were actual quotes. seal the border! and my favorite. remove obama! or millions of americans die! that's an actual quote

what kind of a man is donald trump? is donald trump says judge curiel should be ashamed of himself. donald. you should be ashamed of yourself! [ cheers and applause ] ashamed! ashamed for using the megaphone of a presidential campaign to attack a judge's character and integrity simply because you think you have some god-given right steal people's money and get away with it. you shame yourself and you shame this great country. donald trump says they ought to look into judge curiel, because what judge curiel is doing is a total disgrace. no, donald. what you are doing is a total disgrace! race-baiting a judge who spent years defending america from the terror of murderers and drug traffickers, simply because long ago his family came to america from somewhere else? you, donald trump, are a total disgrace! judge curiel is one of countless american patriots who has spent decades quietly serving his country. sometimes at great risk to his own life. donald trump is a loud, nasty, thin-skinned fraud who has never risked anything for anyone, and who serves no one but himself. and that is just

interesting timing that he will vote for donald trump. that made a big splash just as hillary clinton was delivering her foreign policy speech attacking trump but even before that speech was delivered by hillary clinton, trump was already on a counteroffensive making the case that clinton would not make an effective commander in chief. for donald trump, it's a huge relief. house speaker paul ryan is setting aside concerns he voiced only weeks ago. >> i'm just not ready to do that at this point. >> reporter: and is getting behind the presumptive republican gop. writing, "i'll be voting for him this fall. it's no secret that he and i have our differences but we have more common ground than disagreement." ryan's support come as there is a about the tell over who would make the best commander in chief. donald trump says he has the look of a winner. >> they talk a lot about me. a lot of people say i look extremely presidential, if you want to know the truth. but do you really believe that hillary is presidential? this is not presidential materi

now, of course, we don't really know the economic policies of donald trump. course book at trump university and we're learning, of course, misrepresentation, fraud, scams, and so on and so forth, but besides trump university, what are the economic policies of donald trump? we know what secretary clinton is about. she's about equality, about breaking down barriers b raising the middle class, raising of course the minimum wage for all americans, but when it comes to understanding what donald trump is about, it's very, very challengin challenging, very difficult. the american people don't know but secretary clinton is about the middle class. i think it's important for her to come out there and explain how would her presidency help the american people? and that's what she plans to do. >> margaret hoover though, you want you in on this whole idea, hillary clinton is giving a speech going after donald trump on the economy. hillary clinton -- donald trump is giving a speech going exclusively after the clintons. do you think -- and i know you were wavering on donald t

how does donald trump defend that? >> this is a guy who's suing donald trump for money.re are also lots of depositions about how great the program was. there are certain a group -- handful of people trying to sue him for money in the middle of a presidential election now and leveraging everything they can to get some attention and put pressure on mr. trump to write them a check. he's not going to do that. >> were you -- >> i don't think it existed. >> if it existed, if you have a child -- >> all i know, there are stacks and stacks of people who say how great it was. all signed these evaluations at the end of the course. you've got some guys suing them for money who say bad things. it's a presidential year, i expect that. >> you think they are trying to get attention. >> they are trying to get money and attention, sure. >> what's the judge doing? the judge doesn't want money or attention? >> he's getting lots of attention. >> not getting money. >> not getting money but getting lots of attention. i don't think this case is going anywhere. >> okay, great to see you. thank y

\[applause] donald trump: so important. we'll uphold the values our founders gave us, which we're not doing now. \[applause] donald trump: we will work together to rebuild and restore and lift up everyone, not a certain group, everyone, the whole country we're going to lift up. \[applause] donald trump: we will make america great again for all americans, and we'll do it together. i want to thank you. this has been a great honor. amazing friendships i have in this room. thank you all very much. appreciate it. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. thank you, everybody. [applause] thank you very much. \[cheers and applause]

if i need to remind you, donald trump on women, donald trump's volatility and now on business. she's been really good at sticking to the plan and hammering those home. which one is it? what's causing the polls to go the way they have? >> several things. a consolidation behind one candidate that being hillary clinton and the bernie sanders supporters which there's a lot of talk they weren't going to back hillary clinton which is quite frankly nonsense. they are now coalescing behind hillary clinton and at the same time, you have republican leaders who have a peppered response at best to their own nominee offering candidates and voters, quite frankly, the ability not to support the nominee. we saw the house speaker do that. at the same time, this is the summer of definition. defined before you head to november. what we see right here her talking about donald trump is that he's reckless on the economy. yesterday, we saw joe biden saying he was reckless on foreign policy. we saw hillary clinton say the same thing on foreign policy a week ago. you're seeing these themes that are bei

can donald trump win a presidential election with that? when you look at state by state, a path to 270, does it look better for trump? >> and if you look at now and 2012 and 2008, it gets bleaker. president obama in the state of colorado a 52 point gap over mitt romney. in new mexico, a 36 point game. virginia, a 31% gap. in florida, a 21% gap. in all five of these states. let me shrink this down a little bit and cover it up. let's go through these states i mentioned. colorado, that's right here. new mexico, that's right here. here's nevada, virginia, florida. and these are important. let me show you something. let's go back through time here. this is 2012. right. all those states, right? they're all blue. this is 2008, all blue. the last time the republicans won the white house, 2004, george w. bush is getting red, red, red, red, red. can't win the white house without these states. can donald trump with without them? yes. is it likely he'll win without two or three of them? no. >> and what does it mean about expanding the vote to white me

donald trump ignoring demands from party leaders and donors. for an apology over his remarks about an american judge's mexican heritage. tonight, telling bloomberg news and i quote mr. trump. it's not a big case, and they, the voters, don't care about it. nobody cares. we want to get on to where the economy is going and everything else. now that combined with a scripted and toned down super tuesday victory speech, giving house speaker paul ryan cover to call for party unity. telling house republicans behind closed doors today, quote, it's time to be united. otherwise you get stuck with hillary clinton. ryan, of course, yesterday calling trump's remarks about the judge racist. republican leaders tonight with a dilemma. how to support their party's nominee while condemning his actions. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is "outfront" tonight. i'll speak to him in a moment. we begin with sara murray in new york. donald trump is trying his best to bury the judge controversy tonight. >> reporter: that's right, erin. his more polished approach on

also, to attack donald trump. and this afternoon, there were dueling speeches from clinton and trump, full of red meat attacks for both of their bases. clinton telling planned parenthood that women should ask themselves whether they really want to put their health, their lives, and their futures in donald trump's hands. >> and he actually said, women should be punished for having abortions. anyone who would so casually agree to the idea of punishing women, like it was nothing to him, the most obvious thing in the world, that's someone who doesn't hold women in high regard. but don't worry, donald assures us as president, he'll be, and i quote again, the best for women. anybody who wants to defund planned parenthood and wipe out, say, legal abortion, has no idea what's best for women. and after all, this is a man who has called women pigs, dogs, and disgusting animals. kind of hard to imagine counting on him to respect our fundamental rights. >> across town, trump spoke at the faith and freedom conference. >> hillar

that the donald trump you're seeing now will be different from the donald trump seen in november or inoffice. i think that's naive. >> trump himself said that in a press conference, look, this is the way it is going to be, this is what it is. charlie sykes, thanks. >>> up next, donald trump is marie callender starts her turkey dinner by seasoning turkey breast to perfection. so that you can spend time on what really matters. marie callender's >>> we are monitoring the trump >> crushing it or snorting it? >> no, it's given as a patch you put on your skin and it stay there is for three days or believe it or not a lollipop. so in order for them to get the high doses, they open the patches and suck down the contents, it goes through the cheek membrane that way or they shoot it. now the fact that they say there's two clues, again, this is an incomplete report. you have to read between the lines. one is that there were toxic levels. it's almost impossible to get toxic levels from the usual delivery systems. he had to have adulterated the system in some way, number one. then number two, you l

size of thatthe movement depends entirely on donald trump, and it probably is growing. it has grown through the month of june. there was an opening after mid-may where he started to see polls with republicans coalescing around trump. he is right that there are certainly, there is slippage for trump support. how broad it is, i don't actually know. we see and signs of it from his see anecdotal signs of it from his movement. , october, a lot of that .lippage may come back to trump there is a movement out there, i can't tell you how big it is and i definitely can't tell you how big it will become november. it will be come november. greta: when they go to the convention and try this unbind delegates, how difficult will that be? steven: this will not just be a vote on whether or they not -- whether or not they want donald trump to be the republican nominee. they are voting for crossing donald trump, basically, and all we have seen from that during the primary season and where that gets you -- they are voting for what could end up being ks on the convention -- chaos on the conv

this is not a good narrative for donald trump. cause it's taking votes away from him and all of that, but because it's clouding up the opportunity for him to move into a different conversation with the american people. >> but you say trump team, but isn't the problem not the trump team, it's donald trump? >> he needs to listen to his team. he needs to listen to his lawyers. you know his lawyers are not happy -- >> he's tweeting about it. >> his lawyers are not happy about this thing turning out the way it has because it puts them in a very difficult position with the judge. they have to go back before this judge and argue this man's case and the judge is going to go really? >> joe, i want to come back to you on the question of the kinds of attacks that hurt in campaigns are ones that go to what should be the person's fundamental sort of selling proposition. and for donald trump, the selling proposition has essentially been to blue collar white americans. i'm going to get back for you the america you think you've lost. but if the vi

against donald trump. and a rally this afternoon in redding, california, trump criticizing the anti trump protesting. >> the thugs last night in san jose. and then there's democrat mayor gets up, saying, i think it was donald trump -- i don't even say -- you know what i say now? when we have a protester inside, which isn't even very often. i say, be very gentle. we had a case where we had an african-american guy who was a fan of mine. great fan. great guy. in fact, i want to find out what's going on with him. you know what -- look at my african-american over here. look at him. are you the greatest? you know what i'm talking about? >> looking at his african-american supporters, really the type of thing that deeply worries republicans here in washington. having to respond to their standard barriers clumsy and sometimes offensive comments. that's one reason why the republican leadership by paul ryan and mitch mcconnell have spoken out in recent days, hoping their members can distance themselves from trump and

that is referring to donald trump. across the country on the issue of favorables and unfavorables, hillary clinton has problems of her own. and you think about the obama coalition that put him in the white house, really, three groups there. african-americans. young voters. and independents. particularly, white working class independents. she's done real well with african-american voters hoping that bernie sanders will eventually help with younger voters that he's done so well with and then you have the issue of independents. and that's the big challenge. she has real unfavorable problems there. suspicions about her because the campaign said she's been around so long, been vetted, all of her information is on the table in such a known quantity but that will be the challenge. those independent voters, ashlei ashleigh. >> jeremy, pick up on that, if you would, donald trump has his issues, hillary clinton has hers. but where he is now speaking to the eevangelicals, does he thin he can make up the difference with minorities

it makes no sense because that was donald trump talking. the real donald trump.at was not donald trump reading a teleprompter with words supplied by a speechwriter. here's what it sounds like when he does that. >> i'm going to tell our nafta partners that i intend to immediately renegotiate the terms of that agreement to get a better deal. and if they don't agree to a renegotiation, which they might not, because they're so used to having their own way. not with trump, they won't have their own way. then i will submit, under article 2205 of the nafta agreement, that america intends to withdraw from the deal. >> it's not exactly an original idea in presidential politics. donald trump is not the first presidential candidate to come up with that idea. but he is the first republican presidential nominee to say it. >> there's no doubt that nafta needs to be amended. and i've already said that i would contact the president of the mexico and the prime minister of canada to make sure that the labor and environmental agreements are actually enforceable. >> i will review ev

is donald trump being underpolled here? claims in the latest poll he is being underpolled. >> certainly in the primaries, in many states, trump would tend to overperform the average of the polling data and the reason was i think similar to the brexit situation which is there are people who a want to vote for trump and are going to vote for trump who don't want to admit it to pollsters. it's less fashionable -- >> people don't want to admit they like him, in public to me, they'll look over their shoulder and whisper, i like him. >> precisely. that's something we all have to be careful about. there's another problem with polling which you discussed on your program. the response rates are very low now. it used to be about 40% of people would respond to, you know, when you'd get a call. you're down to 8%. pollsters have to figure out, because they got brexit wrong, got the british election wrong, the canadian election wrong. there are a lot of mistakes here that need to be accounted for. >> they're telling me we have to go, rig

it's about issues and those issues are all about attacks on donald trump. one humdinger of a campaign where they go after each other. and i give trump the edge to this. he's good. she's not. >> he said last night i'm going to give a speech about hillary clinton and tell all about her and her husband and their dealings. we have to get to that. this is scathing, calling out a number of republicans. he said, et tu, john mccain. you didn't break under torture from the north vietnamese but your hunger for re-election is to great? you call trump a con man. he insults your very being and you still endorse him. good riddance. chris christie, have you not an ounce of self-respect? thousands and thousands of people were cheering when that building was coming down. chris christie is backing a man who made up a bold-face lie about residents of his own state so maybe he could be his vice presidential -- vice president. contemptible. >> i think going after john mccain was a pretty scummy thing to do. >> donald trump did say some nasty things about john mccain, especially

they have not signed a suicide pact with donald trump. they want a winning candidate. >> who could it be? that's what trumped up the never trump movement. >> who's that person? >> the hard part of never trump is never any candidate doesn't really work unless there's an alternative. i think they have to have a poll to rally around. it's got to be a person. >> if you're in this congressional district, vote for kasich. if you're in the third one, put a weird sign on the ballot. it made no sense. >> it made no sense, and it still makes no sense. why don't we hear themselves. why don't we hear their voice articulating out in the political desert for all to come and follow them. that person doesn't exist because that person can't defeat trump on the floor at the convention. >> if donald trump starts to look stronger, i'm sure that will bring about a lot more unity. >> here's the rub. i think this will be interesting to watch. the battle between corey and paul manafort was settled. donald trump settled it yesterday. he's making a conscience decis

she is taeccing donald trump for his bankruptcies. this is true. several company that is filed for bankruptcy. that is a problem. the argument doesn't hold water. we see, overall, trump, himself is not brrpt. trump is successful. he is flying archdiocese the downtownry in a jet, we all see it. flaunting his wealth in front of everybody. giving interviews from his penthouse apartment on fifth avenue. we all see it with our own eyes, he is super wealthy. hillary needs to address this head on. >> take a listen to what hillary clinton said the jobs he has shipped over seas with his own products? >> trump's own products are made in a lot of countries that aren't named america. trump ties are made in china. trump suits, in mexico, trump furniture, in turkey, trump picture frames, in india. trump barware in slovenia, i could go on and on. you get the idea. i would love for him to explain how all that fits with his talk about america first. >> that seems to be something that is accessible to voters. where donald trump is talking about issues of jobs going o

said theyely voters had an unfavorable view of donald trump. c news has that number a little higher at 70%. 55% they would never vote for trump. has beenls add to what a synonymy of negative headlines of donald trump, the state his campaign, response to the orlando massacre, and ongoing war with news organizations. it has not been a good day to sit by the tele. >> the latest trump comments have them swarming. >> do they spell trouble for trump? decline, now trailing hillary clinton by double digits. that's not the worst part. an overwhelming 55% of those voted say they could never for donald trump, as well as 63% of women say they could never support him. trumpoll shows donald with a 70% unfavorable rating. got electedver president of the united states with a 70% unfavorable rating. what theydon't like are hearing and have started to turn against him. >> then there is the latest fight with members of the media. post --he washington with a band, yes or no? the trend is what has really got to be troubling for donald trump. ed has been a month of c

donald trump. >> wow. so why do you say that she's the best attack dog against trump? >> well, listen to her. i mean, first of all, she's a woman who -- we know that trump doesn't deal well with women and she is not afraid to back down from him. and i think she'll go out in and do that kind of thing every day. it's going to drive him absolutely crazy. the other thing is, every day that brexit goes on, people said this is helpful to trump, give me a break. it's going to be chaos every day for the next three months. people are going to say, wait a minute, that kind of shift, imagine what happens if donald trump gets elected president. >> what do you say about that, john? >> i think bob beckel is right that e llizabeth warren will be working the lounge, not the showroom and not be the vice presidential nominee. the whole clinton campaign is going to be based on making this a referendum on donald trump and if you're going to make his personality and his candidacy the referendum, the last thing you want is anot

the failure of donald trump inre the first place. senator mcconnell and all congressional leaders have never taken a stand against trump's foul rhetoric. that's because the hate emanating from trump's mouth reflects the republican party's agenda. here in the united states, senate for the last seven and a half years. the agent that senatorea mcconnell himself promoted. for years senator mcconnell and other leaders graced the darkest elements in their party. made antiwoman, anti-lated teen no and anti-muslim and anti-obama policies the norm. trump is the logical conclusion that we have -- been saying and doing for the past years. by refusing to denounce trump's attack on a federal judge, itnn shows senator mcconnell is a poster boy for republican spinelessness, and allowed donald trump to be the republican nominee for president of the united states. i've made this argument for months. i'm not the only one making it anymore. now even some republicans are joining me. the conservative blog "red state" rallied against senator mcconnell's re

either her own barrel or along with donald trump? the biggest threat to her is the press favoring trump. i thought and a general election that might be a big advantage. banning the washington post from his events and behaving the way he has on a variety of issues that offend sensibilities, chances are lower that her winning streak will end anytime soon. obviously, her e-mail controversy and the fbi investigation is potential to put her in the barrel. another could be a scandal involving the clintons are clinton foundation. then a gaffe of huge proportions , but i will say she hates being in the barrel. john: she has not been gaffe in much lately. mark: i'm sure it will happen, but i'm not sure it will happen before the convention. they have been careful and aggressive. john: the e-mail thing, i can't help but find some sympathy or sense of agreement with those who yesterday seeing the data breach revealed that russian hackers had gotten into the dnc computer system as raising a huge red flag around hillary clinton's e-mail. we wondere

those united and newly energized democrats are taking aim at donald trump. hillary clinton is here with us. and dennis prager is here. nationally syndicated talk show host and kaley mcen ernie who is a trump supporter. i want you to take off your partisan hat and then you can put it back on. who would you rather be right now, the candidate who has secured the nomination and has the party unifying behind her or the candidate who has asked his party to stop condemning him publicly. >> it's a matter of being intellectually honest. which i hope to be all the time. it's obvious the advantage goes to the one who is renning the unified party. >> that's for now. >> things change. >> and it was predictable. who would assume the democrats would not unite behind hillary clinton. i want to add one thing, i know we have a lot of people to speak. i want to add this, this to me is key. there's a lot of angst, including my own, even though as of this moments i will vote for donald trump, because i have no choice. i didn't support limb for the nomination, but i have no choic

she will go hard after donald trump. tes so much fodder, goes to the heart of his business acumen. they believe it could hurt him the most. >> joining us, press secretary for the hillary clinton campaign. brian fallon. >> hi, wolf, thanks for having me. >> i want to get to her attacks of trump university in a moment. first, reaction to the new poll numbers showing a tight race in california. next tuesday, marist "the wall street journal" poll shows she leads senator sanders by only two points. 49% to 47%. that's well within the margin of error. donald trump keeps saying secretary clinton can't close the deal with bernie sanders. shouldn't she be further ahead in a big state like california? >> wolf, she's far ahead with the popular vote nationally, she's far ahead when it comes to the total in pledge delegates, so the nomination is out of reach for senator sanders. that said, she has made a commitment she wants to honor the primary process through the finish and to be honest, this poll out of california doesn't surprise u

he said donald trump had been more successful in business than him. this is after trump had spent months running around the country talking about how the president's birth certificate was a forgery and he was really born in kenya. so this stuff was foreseeable at the time. and romney i think failed to appreciate or did not care that donald trump was fomenting racism. now he understands it. i don't want to hit romney too hard because i think he gets it now gut butt he didn't get it then. >> i think it's not so top-down. i agree we look to political leaders for some set of setting an example, whatever. but if you look at the poll data and you look at what republicans actually believe, a solid majority of them think we should build a wall, think we should keep out muslims, think we should scrutinize more heavily muslims who are already here, don't think that the comments about the judge were racist. so it doesn't really seem to be so in tension with what the base believes. >> what josh is talking about with mitt romney's relationship with donald trump if

\[applause] donald trump: so important. we'll uphold the values our founders gave us, which we're not doing now. \[applause] donald trump: we will work together to rebuild and restore and lift up everyone, not a certain group, everyone, the whole country we're going to lift up. \[applause] donald trump: we will make america great again for all americans, and we'll do it together. i want to thank you. this has been a great honor. amazing friendships i have in this room. thank you all very much. appreciate it. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. thank you, everybody. [applause] thank you very much. \[cheers and applause] >> on friday, democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton acknowledged the recent endorsement she received from president obama, vice president, and senator elizabeth warren while speaking at a planned parenthood action fund event in washington, d.c.. the former secretary of state spoke about women's health care issues and how her views different and that of the republican presidential

not voting for donald trump.re are a lot of people most notably paul ryan for example who finally got to yes and now he's in a really tough spot. >> in jeb bush's tweet he's responding to a statement from the weekly standard which of course is a conservative magazine where they say donald trump's new statement only repackages his argument without substantially changing it. i think that's what a lot of republicans this is sort of their worst nightmare. they were looking for a different donald trump. in many ways we've all been kind of looking for a dimpt donald trump, will he be more presidential, will he change. he has very much said explicitly that he isn't changing. >> there's a big conversation in the republican party what is the trump effect and what is it's shelf life? there are good things, he's exciting voters and bringing them out to vote, but imagine today paul ryan used to be an aide to jack kemp, a policy driven man mayor nutter may not agree with his ideas but i think he accepts his principled commitm

we are expecting donald trump to react to hillary clinton's speech. ut, lashing out against the judge in the trump university lawsuit. he gave an interview to "the wall street journal." joining us, senior white house correspondent jim acosta. just got word about this. what did he say? >> reporter: that's right, anderson. in a "the wall street journal" interview donald trump said the handling that case has a conflict of interest because of his heritage. he says i'm building a wall. it's an inherent conflict of interest. during the course of the article, anderson, trump is quoted saying it is because the judge's heritage. he was born in indiana to mexican immigrants. he is not a mexican immigrant, just of mexican heritage. when i asked donald trump about this at the press conference tuesday, i asked why does he keep bringing up the mexican heritage of the judge. he didn't answer the question. he said i am a man of principle. by the way, people that take courses trump university are used to all say it was a great seminar, so this is taking it a step furth

it is who donald trump is. and so if you buy into donald trump, you're also buying into his views about how women should look and act, and that's going to be a huge problem for him going forward. because it is who he is. >> what does this mean for the female vote? by the way, if he lags like he is now, he's not going to win the white house. he's got to turn it around. you have to assume a lot of people who hear this are not offended. >> i don't mind being the fifth wheel of this organization. it is an amazing argument. >> you were hoping i would not come back to you. >> i just wanted my dinner. that's all i'm asking for. no. here's what's confusing to me with donald trump. he makes statements like this that are outrageous. they are. it's an outrageous statement to make, okay? but at the same time, kayely's point, he empowers his daughter. it's a bit of confusion that i can't wrap my brain around. the empowerment of women within his own company but yet goes out and says these outrage statements. i can't reccen i

donald trump was touting his record of never settling lawsuits. he has repeatedly brought up trump university. it's not as if this is all completely media driven. donald trump himself in speeches is touting what a tough guy he is in lawsuits even though he settles plenty of lawsuits. >> a lot of was addressing media coverage. if people don't ask questions donald trump is not going to talk about this. why is he headlining a civil case when in every interview -- >> let's watch when he first brought it up. >> i can judge curiel should be ashamed of himself. i think it's a disgrace he's doing this. the judge who happens to be we believe is mexican which is great. i think it's fine. i think the mexicans are going to end up loving donald trump. >> he brought this up in a speech. >> prior to that pundit after pundit has sat on panels and brought up trump university. we were talking about it back in february. it's been the media bringing up trump university. he has been reacting to it. >> nobody has ever brought up anything about the judge being mexican. t

donald trump is in the u.k. as britain votes for leave the european union and pressed on his role in supporting brexit the. >> it is today's vote an indicator for you that your rhetoric is --. >> i don't know, i don't think i have extreme rhetoric, actually. >> are the media mock his golf court press conferences? and a democratic sit in over gun control causes pandemonium in the house and generate as wave of coverage. >> we have to occupy the floor of the house of representatives to their satisfaction. >> the business of the house of representatives to conduct in a fashion representing the respect. [ inaudible ] and the decork of this institution... >> so partisan, do they usually get bad press? i am howard kurtz and this is "media buzz" today. a week that started with donald trump dumping his fiercely loyal campaign manager, corey lewandowski. then the filing that he raised over $3 million compared to $26 million for hillary clinton. he had over $1 million in the bank and she had $40 million. and two nominees i

when donald trump talked about the foreign telecom company facing sanctions, donald trump gets a phone call. $750,000 speech, and all of a sudden the same group no longer facing sanctions. that's something people read between the lines and say that doesn't smell right. that the position of power hillary clinton held was up for sale. >> you can't explain that away. this was the day when the i.t. director for secretary clinton pled the fifth 125 times in a 90-minute session. a record, though it will probably be a record that will be broken from other aides of hillary moving forward. the bottom line in this election. we'll see things go back and forth. it still comes down to the same thing and danielle probably doesn't want to hear this. this is a referendum on the system, and the system is broken and rigged. it's not an intellectual idea, it's an emotional idea. charles: 's obvious hillary clinton counter punched on this. i guess she wants to focus again -- she found her voice. the idea trying to ignore these charges, she won't face them head on, will she in. >> she has been dealing with

republicans reeling from donald trump's attack on judge gonzalo curiel. mark kirk unendorsed trump because of his remarks about the judge were quote, too racist and too bigoted for him. house speaker paul ryan also called trump's remarks racist, but he still backs trump. that has left some who admired ryan, perplexed. i'm joined on the phone by jerry baiter, a conservative talk radio host on wtaq in green bay, wisconsin. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> thanks for being with us this morning. the daily news, published a cover this morning, and this is what it looks like. this says i'm with racist, and it has paul ryan and donald trump on the cover. your thoughts about this? >> i don't know how you candice pu -- can dispute that. paul is walking a tight rope here that he can't do. you cannot disavow the racism without disavowing the racist, and that is what senator kirk did yesterday. but quite frankly, that's too late. that's political expediency. obviously he is doing it now because he feel he has to. the right thing for paul ryan and other republicans

to take on donald trump.pudiate the kind of campaign he is running, and make it very clear that's not the kind of president or commander in chief we want. >> reporter: after winning contests in puerto rico and the virgin islands over the weekend, clinton is on the cusp of earning enough delegates to secure the democratic nomination. just shy of 2,383. >> that is not racist. >> reporter: she is hitting donald trump hard with the new web video, featuring fresh republican criticism of the presumptive gop no, ma'am neigh knee. >> how dare he question a judge's responsibility, a judge's adherence to the constitution. because he is of mexican descent. >> reporter: highlighting his recent comments about the federal judge of mexican heritage, born in indiana, presiding over a fraud case involving trump university. trump's now defunct real estate program. >> if you are saying he can't do his job because of his race, is that not the definition of racism? >> no, i don't think so at all. we're building a wall. he's a mex

can donald trump win without them? yes. is it likely? gument trump can still win by maximizing his support among white voters, especially white men who tend to have big doubts about hillary clinton? >> it's possible and so i would say is winning the powerball. you bring it up here, look at this. this is the white vote in national elections. george w. bush gets 58%. republicans win the white vote. john mccain plus 12. 59%, mitt romney knew this problem. he knew republicans had a latino problem. they maximized white turnout. he won the white vote by 20 points. he lost the white house in an electoral college landslide. look at where donald trump is now. these are exit polls. this is the nbc/"wall street journal" poll. already some undecided voters here. at the moment donald trump is under performing, the three republicans that ran before him. that's not a recipe to win. >> a lot to talk about. jeffrey lord is back and joining the conversation republican strategist anna navarro. just talk about the numbers. trump can say he's doing well with

so president obama and donald trump at it, so, too, hillary clinton and donald trump going at it especially for trump u. >> you know, you look at barack obama, and you saw especially those first few lines of attacks that he had on his tax plan, his immigration plan, and you actually saw something you haven't seen this entire election season, and that is a politician capably and articulately and ably going after donald trump in a way that resonates. it is staggering the number of characters that we've had come on the political stage and exit the political stage without laying a glove on him. i thought yesterday that was a pretty effective line of attack from barack obama. and you know, donald trump coming back attacking him, it doesn't look funny in that instance, it looks shrill, and it has a lot to do with tone. that's something for some reason no republican or hillary had been able to do effectively this year. >> i heard hillary say similar words. i have. i heard her talk about the tone. >> barack obama is differencemaker. those two clips alluded to show vividly. you have the president of

we assume he voted for donald trump since he is a donald trump supporter. and what matters here is winning and losing, first and foremost, and what matters here is where the country's direction will be after whoever wins this election. that's what i'm focused on. that's my job for donald is to focus on setting up a government once he's elected in november, and that's what my focus is for him. micromanaging -- it's not micromanaging the campaign. if we've got questions other than the, you know, the judge kerfuffle, i'm happy to answer them. otherwise i'm moving on. my approval rating goes up and down in the state. i have said this before, said when i was at 75% i didn't believe it and when i'm at 26% i don't believe it. and the fact is that i don't govern -- i have never governed based upon my approval rating. you guys are much more concerned with my approval rating than i am. i'm never a candidate for office again in this state, so, quite frankly, my approval rating doesn't mean a lick to me. it didn't mean all that much to me when it was high and it doesn'

if you are against donald trump, you are violently against donald trump. people aren't curious as to why people are against the other. they have washed them off as evil. >> what does that mean for a general election? here we are, donald trump says i haven't even started with hillary clinton yet. >> when you look at the polls leading up to this, it's almost impossible to predict how it's going to play out. until you see them side by side and we didn't know how donald trump was going to play until he was out there with all 17 candidates, we have no idea but we do know that it's going to be really, really ugly. donald trump has a knack on hitting on the thing that people don't like about a candidate. her untrustworthiness is going to rise. that's something that's going to impact her when it comes to the general election. on the other hand, hillary clinton hasn't found attack point to take down donald trump. >> nobody has. >> until this last week. she's tried all different kind of things. he's anti-women, bigot, unfit to be president, his temperament isn't rig