♪ donny: i'm donny deutsch. mark: and i mark halperin. nny: and "with all due respect," i got this. ♪ mark: on this special episode tonight the donald's do's and , don'ts, tonight with donny. but first, the damaging headlines about donald trump and hillary clinton published in the last 24 hours. each reinforcing, in some ways, their worst vulnerabilities. last night, the "wall street journal" reported that the clinton foundation received .oney from a for-profit company included in the ownership this is a woman named julie mcmahon and who that "the journal" described as a "close friend of bill clinton." and then following that is a negative story about the clintons is a negative story about donald j. trump, the billionaire. the paper published newly found audio that they say includes trump pretending to be his own spokesman, calling himself john miller when talking to a magazine reporter about his interactions with women and his divorce. he denied the voice is actually his. savannah: they have obtained a a voice that they say is in fact you

donny: i'm donny deutsch. mark: and i mark halperin. respect,d with all due i got this. ♪ episode this special tonight, the donald's do's and don'ts tonight with donny. it just these are reinforcing in some ways capabilities. last night, the "wall street journal" reported that the clinton foundation received and included in the ownership list is a woman who "the journal" described as a "close friend of bill clinton. and then following that is a negative story about donald j. trump, the billionaire. of paper claims it has audio donald trump pretending to be his own spokesman, john, and this morning, on "the today show" on nbc, donald trump denied that the voice was actually his. have obtained a recording with the voice that they say is, in fact, you, someone pretending to be a pr person. this is 25 years ago. let me play a portion of the tape for you. >> what is your name? john: john miller. about his dating exploits, his reports, so my question is for you this morning, are you aware of the tape and if so, is this you? i don't recognize t

so much for reining it in. >> donny deutsch? >> got to let trump be trump.ll. >> what hurts him about that? >> mark? >> i think he's -- this is what he's going to do. he's going to be out there and say stuff -- >> does that hurt him? >> no. >> it's his brand. >> it's baked in. >> it's who he is. >> to call someone an indian name, isn't that hurtful? >> that's on the list -- >> not even 74. >> 830. >> and he does what he always does does, picks at a weakness, somebody's weakness. what was his story about harvard with her? >> oh, -- >> that she put that she was native american on the box, in her application for faculty position at harvard years ago. >> so he's hammering her on that nonstop. >> doing a weekly interview with maureen dowd is not something you would advise the republican nominee to do under ordinary circumstances, but -- >> it works for donald. >> donald trump is not hiding. in the midst of controversy, he goes on tv and does interviews. in the midst of good times, she is not. and that asymmetry, i think, again, is not going to work in her favor.

former advertising executive, donny deutsch.. >> big news today, obviously. on a lot of the front pages, hillary clinton coming under intense fire from her own state department faulting the clintons on the e-mail server. there's the front page of "the new york times." also of course on the front page of "the wall street journal." that's the big news today. >> yeah. we'll start there. she was hoping to celebrate a big endorsement. that would be one of the united auto workers and their 400,000 members. that's pretty big. instead this report from the inspector general's office of the state department took the narrative in a very different direction. the report concluded she violated the federal records act by not turning over all official e-mails before she left office. the report also found there was no evident she had requested or received approval to use her personal account for official business. clinton all along has maintained the use of her server was allowed. >> my personal e-mail use was fully above board. it was allowed b

. >> former -- worked in the ad business, donny deutsch.alperin. mika has the morning off. joe, big day for the party in washington. >> it really is a big day. the republican party trying to come together after donald trump all be secured the republican nomination. we've all believed around this table for some time that you feel the title of rem's song, feeling gravity, feeling house of representatives or senate. your party has elected donald trump. he's accumulated more votes than any other republican in primary history, and you start feeling that pull because chances are very good donald trump won in your congressional district. or if you're a senator, he won in your state. so paul ryan is an exception to that rule. ted cruz comfortably won janesville and the surrounding areas in paul ryan's district. mark halperin, for most republicans, they are trying to figure out exactly how to deal with -- if they are talking about musicals, "hamilton," how do you solve a problem like donald. that's what the gop is trying to figure out. today their l

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donny: i am donny deutsch. mark: and i'm mark halperin. "with all due respect" to what donald trump is, let's respect what he is not. >> he is not hitler. >> he is not a democrat. >> he is not a member of the political class. >> he is not a republican. >> he's not a conservative. >> i am not a politician. >> i am not a debater. >> i am not a masochist. >> i am not passive. >> no, i am not a bully. >> i am not a shrieker. >> i am not thin-skinned. >> i am not hateful. >> i am not an angry person. >> i am not an obama person. >> i'm not a fan of bernie. >> i am not an isolationist. >> i am not stupid, okay? i can tell you that. ♪ mark: today's show is not going to start with news that donald trump is releasing names for those that he will consider for the supreme court. that is not because we don't think it's a big story. we do. we will discuss his perspective think at some length. but a testament to how bad the bad blood between hillary clinton and bernie sanders has gotten. we are leading with democratic discord. this is arguably one of th

. >> i am donny deutsch. mark: and i'm mark halperin.ect to what donald trump is, let's respect what he is not. >> she is not hitler. >> he is not a democrat. >> he is not a member of the political class. >> he is not a republican. >> he's not a conservative. >> i am not a politician. >> i am not a debater. >> i am not a masochist. >> i am not passive battle. >> no i am not a bully. >> i am not a shriek or. >> i am not thin-skinned. >> i am not hateful. >> i am not an angry person. >> by him not an obama person.

to nicoledue respect" wallace and especially donny deutsch -- i am back. ♪ john: happy friday, sportsans. or as they say across the pond, happy friday, sports fans. oh and cheerio and pip pip. we start our show with a little british flavor because of what donald trump said about david cameron. in the spirit of such trump phoner, we brought our own trump phoner phone booth in case demand -- in case the man calls. in the day's coverage on egyptair, not a lot of other news is breaking through. on any other day the presumptive , republican nominee, what he said about the british prime minister would be big news. for context they have not been , the best of friends. david cameron has called donald trump's proposal for a ban on muslims "divisive, stupid, and wrong." donald trump told gmb, the british version of gma, that he is not a divisive person and "i'm not stupid, ok?" which makes donald trump's statement about p.m. cameron rather interesting. mr. trump: he came after me a little bit. he would like me to visit 10 downing street. they put out that invitation two days ago, so i would do

donny: i am donny deutsch. mark: and i'm mark halperin. due respect" to what donald trump is, let's respect what he is not. >> he is not hitler. >> he is not a democrat. >> he is not a member of the political class. >> he is not a republican. >> he's not a conservative. >> i am not a politician. >> i am not a debater. >> i am not a masochist. >> i am not passive. >> no, i am not a bully. >> i am not a shrieker. >> i am not thin-skinned. >> i am not hateful. >> i am not an angry person. >> i am not an obama person. >> i'm not a fan of bernie. a

to nicoledue respect" wallace and especially donny deutsch -- i am back. ♪ john: happy friday, sportshey say across the pond, happy friday, sports fans.

and especially donny deutsch. i'm back. here we go. happy friday sports fans, as they say across the pond, happy friday sports fans oh, and cheerio and pip pip. we start our show with british flavor because of what donald trump said about david cameron during a classic trump phoner on "morning joe." in the spirit of sump truch tru phoners we brought along our phone booth in case he calls. on a day that's been consumed mostly by egyptair. not a lot of political news is breaking through. what donald trump said about the prime minister would be big news but they have not been the best of friend. cameron has called trump's proposal for a temporary ban on muslim. devisive stupid and wrong. and trump fired back this week telling gmb, that is, the british version of gma he is not a devisive person and that i'm not stupid. okay? which makes trump's statement about pm cameron this morning, rather interesting. >> he came after me a little bit. by the way he would like me now to visit 10 downing street. they put out that invitation about two days

and especially donny deutsch. i'm back.

. >> donny deutsch now. >> that's it.ower, bob dole, george herbert walker bush, george w. bush, donald trump is now the nominee of the party that gave the party this number of people. >> i've been trying to think of a historical parallel i've gone through in mind for nominees. talked about wendell willkie before in '44, came out of nowhere. he was beloved on wall street. it was a very easy transition. has anybody come out of nowhere like this? i certainly can't think about it in the 20th century, can you think of anybody in political history in the united states of america, something like this. what's the parallel? >> what's make this analogy proof, if you think about it like i do, usually they start strong -- this is what i thought would happen. they start strong within the party system but end up outside the. whether strom thurmond, ross perot. >> buchanan. >> roosevelt did this with huey long. >> was he responsible for shooting him? donald trump has a picture. >> he tries to take some of the elements, calm the support

donny deutsch is here.se when you're injecting the human growth hormones you get that in the wrong place, your jaw -- >> no proof of that. there's never been proof of that. >> you don't -- >> just like your tan is also natural. >>> along with managing editor of bloomberg politics mark halperin and washington anchor for bbc world news america, catty kay. let's get to the big political news of the morning. donald trump captured the republican nomination on his ability to make deals. one gop leader is still driving a hard bargain. house speaker ryan says he's not ready to endorse trump. >> i'm just not ready to do that at this point. i'm not there right now. and i hope to, though, and i want to, but i think what is required is that we unify this party. and i think the bulk of the burden will come from the presumptive nominee. he needs to be congratulated but he also inherits something very special. that's very special to a lot of us. this is the party of lincoln, of reagan, of jack kemp and we don't also nomin