dr. carson.hat is why donald trump and you obviously are calling are in independent investigation, judge andrew napolitano, our legal expert telling us though it's a great idea, he agrees 100% says it is highly unlikely to happen. i want to ask you about something more political, if you like. hillary clinton was on jimmy kimmel last night, and she called out trump for naming her the co-founder of isis is a crazy notion, but then went ahead and made an odd joke of him helping terrorists. so here's the clip for those who didn't see it. just stay with me, dr. carson. >> who would have guessed this audience would be so enthusiastic about the co-founder of isis? [laughter] >> that was one of the crazier things he has said in this campaign. i think there's enough evidence now that when trump talk the way he talks, it actually helps the terrorists. deirdre: so how do you see this, dr. carson? you are a medical man, yet you had great exposure to the political process. when you hear hillary clinton say so

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dr. ben carson. dr. carson, i'll show you the different examples. she's falling. you've got this sort of twitching thing that she does in front of reporters that was really bad. there's been a number of incidents and reports that she fell, and then she had this really long incident where she was out of commission for quite a while, recovering, her husband said. she's on anti-coagulants. number one, do we have a right to know? and, number two, what do you make of this twitching thing that she keeps doing? i'll run it again. >> well, you know -- >> why are you laughing? you're the brain surgeon here. i'm just a humble little host. >> it just looks funny. you know, certainly as a person gets older, you know, the number of medical conditions that we have to watch for increases, which is one of the reasons that we strongly suggest, as you get older, that you have at least an annual examination. if you're going into a very important position like this, it's critical. >> right. >> and that information should be something that we should have access to because it's very im

dr. carson, always a pleasure. thank you. >> thank you. >> and louisiana's largest newspaper, the advocate called on president obama to cut his vacation short and visit the flood ravaged state. and now the president is doing just that. today, white house announcing the president will go to louisiana on tuesday. but is tuesday too little, too late? the advocate's editor peter kovach goes "on the record." thanks for joining us. the criticism is you got outtrumped. trump beat him to the punch. he should have gone there. he is the commander and chief. the president should be there to counsel and console people in a time of need. >> well, we welcome mr. trump and we welcome the president and, in fact, we think everyone would benefit from having more of our leaders see louisiana. today there was an estimate that as many as a third of the homes in this area were impact impacted in flood zones. it's true that a picture is not worth a thousand words. the magnitude of the devastation is something you really have to come here

dr. ben carson. dr. , let me just play for you what donald trump just said here a moment ago in pennsylvania. i believe we have the sound bite now. let me just play it for you about hillary clinton cheating in the state. >> she can't beat what's happening here. the only way they can beat it, in my opinion, and i mean this 100%, if in certain sections of the state they cheat, okay? >> dr. carson, what do you say to that when he says the only way she can win the state is if she cheats. >> he's referring to the well-known irregularities that occurred in the philadelphia area in the last presidential election, but really it probably would be a much better thing to concentrate on how to make sure that there is no voter fraud. that's where the energy needs to be placed and that should be helpful to both sides. >> we have polls out this week in pennsylvania, nine, ten points and that isn't something that any voter fraud could explain away. i mean, the broader question i have is do you think it's okay for the sys

dr. ben carson is joining me now. dr. e media indeed has set their targets on trump, then might he want to maybe not do so many live rallies, so many unscripted events? i mean should he be backing off this impromptu stuff? >> not necessarily because, you know, this is really a battle between the establishment, the political establishment and donald trump, who is seen as an insurgent. and some of the political establishment is on the republican side, too. they're not all on the democrat side, but most of them are. and they've been working for a very long time to get to this point, and he threatens them. they need just one more term so they can get two to four supreme court picks and stack the federal court system, and then it really doesn't matter who is the president after that. they know that. and he is a huge threat to that. so they're going to pick apart everything that he has to say. and as long as they can talk about him all the time, they don't have to talk about hillary because, my goodness, her negatives are throug

dr. ben carson. hillary clinton's controversies pop up again, a new batch of e-mails and new questions about the cozy relationship between the clinton foundation and state department. house oversight and government chaffetz wise in as does donna brazile. 72 days left until the election, the president shall candidates are boiling it down to one question. >> what the hell do you have to lose? >> the answer is, everything. dickerson: all ahead on "face the nation." good morning, welcome to "face the nation" i'm john dickerson. joining us donald trump's campaign manager kellyanne conway. i want to start with the question of the 11 million undocumented, that they will -- me must leave the country as part of his plan, that seems to have been pretty stable in our conversations with him. now it seems to be shifting, why is that? >> actually he's not, he's pretty consistent, immigration is a very complex issue, so if i may just talk about the six or seven tenants of his plan, i will address your question. fir

dr. ben carson. >> you, too. >>> oil prices continuing to slip. the market closed a few minutes ago, dow industrial is down, and crude is down more than 18% from the recent high, and that was back in june on crude oil. first, a terrorist attacks now the anti-terror raids, what's going down in germany? has colonel alel west better listen up, and something could make hillary clinton lose the white house, back in a minute. >. after the attacks, the raids. german police raiding homes and workplaces of several suspected isis supporters today and it's all going down as terror attacks and ploots are picking up with some ties to refugees. former republican congressman, and retired colonel, allenest, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> what needs to be done? >> time magazine named angela merkel their person of the year for 2015. she would probably get the stuck on stupid award because she opened up the borders into her country for individuals that could not be vetted and when you have an enemy that tells you exactly what they're going

dr. ben carson is with me now. he says the mainstream media is out of control. dr. on, great to see you. >> thank you. deirdre: do you think that the media is overplaying donald trump's comments and ignoring concerns about hillary clinton? >> without question. you know, their goal is to keep donald trump as the focus, and if you can continue to talk about him, you don't have to talk about hillary. why would you want to talk about her and her failures of judgment, and why would you want to talk about the things that have gone on with this administration and with her as secretary of state, which allowed isis to be formulated? and when they were still just a small organization, 10,000 people, and we knew where they were, why didn't we do something about it? there are so many things to talk about. if i were her and her crony, i would do everything i can to keep donald trump in the spotlight. the sad thing is the media, which is supposed to be objective, which is protected by our constitution because they're supposed to be helpful to the people is supposed to take sides b

dr. carson needs to be a little careful.hen you are a doctor, things you say on medical subjects, he's sit frpght sidelines and he has a vested interest. kennedy: if doctors are fallible just as lawyers are, and they can be come pro mietsed. when they are in proximity to power -- we need some sort of independent medical examination of record or the patient. i think they should throw in a sight test. >> sight tests would be -- psych tests would be difficult because of how you interpret it. i don't have a problem with both of these people releasing their. i cannot look at her life and decide. >> that letter from her doctor was from last year. it wasn't a current -- i love dr. carson. this is a moment of honesty. they both qualify for full social security benefits. so call them elderly. even though he's in trump's camp, he still threw both of them into the fire. >> even in this case there is not a single american who says i'm not going to vote for this candidate because he or she dies. you would be more likely to vote for them

dr. ben carson, a former 2016 republican presidential candidate. and trump supporter. dr. carson, pleasure to have you here with me today. >> my pleasure. >> okay. let's start here. we'll talk about what speaker gingrich said in a moment. but i want to start here, sir. moving forward, what's the prescription for the gop to completely heal and unified and can the republicans take back the white house without party unity? >> well, i think they have to ask themselveses what does the republican party stand for. look at the values that created the republican party, which was formed originally as an abolitionist party. but it's always been a party that's been looking out for rights of people, looking out for individualism, smaller government, strength in the military, economic power, not disabling future generations with massive debt. and if those are the important things, then unity should be readily available. if people have other agendas and are just looking for a power base or, you know, licking their wounds because they've been offended, then there is a problem. and they nee

dr. ben carson, who's supporting mr. trump, but we begin with john roberts reporting from a trump rally in jacksonville. john? >> reporter: wrapped up just a few minutes ago, megyn. first of all, let me say this idea of discussions taking place should he drop out of the race, i wouldn't put a whole lot of stock in that. i talked to the trump campaign, i talked to the republican national committee, nobody thinks the republican national committee that trump is going to drop out and the trump campaign is absolutely saying he's in this through to november. now to this idea of an intervention. it's a word being bandied about. it's not going to be donald trump walking into a room and ten of his closest advisers and family members going to be there saying, hey, we have to talk. this is where you're going to get some of this from dr. ben carson, because he's interested in this, as well. it would be just a series of phone calls from people like reince priebus, newt gingrich, perhaps ben carson, rudy giuliani, mike huckabee, to sa

dr. ben carson joining us by satellite this morning. dr. carson, thanks for joining us. donald trump shaking up his campaign a little bit bringing trouble for his campaign? >> it's a sign of expansion. it's becoming more complex and larger. and recognize when you compare the trump campaign against the clinton campaign, it's a fraction of the size. as it is growing you are needing people to be able to focus on strategic areas and that is what is happening. it's being completely to misinterpret it. it's because the issues are so incredibly important we're facing as a nation. they are not democratic or republican issues. when we're looking at the fiscal structure of this nation and financial foundation which is about to collapse, unless we get people in there who understand economics we're not going to make it. one philosophy is let's take the pie and divide it up and let's make lots of pies so there is plenty to go around. that's what made america great in the first place. we went from nowhere to the pinnacle in less than 100 years because we created the right kind of atmo

dr. ben carson. dr. carson pick up where we left off on the question of immigration. you said donald trump wants to enforce the laws. so that logically leads to conclusion that 11 million people who are in the country illegally enforcing the lawsul but when you press the campaign on that, that's what has to be worked out which a lot of people who have been in this -- paid attention to this issue for awhile here as code. that's building a back door to ultimately not deport the 11 million who are in america and are undocumented. >> it's not really code. it's using our heads. using common sense. we have laws and regulations for a reason. been applying them, that's both democrats and republicans. it's very much like your home. because somebody wants to come to your home, do you let them in? no, you want to know who they are. you want to know who -- if they are your son or daughter's friend, you say, make sure that you understand who this person is. it's the same thing that we want to do now we want to protect the american people. particularly at a time when we know that t

dr. ben carson. of course he is also a 2016 republican presidential candidate. dr. carson, i want to talk about a number ever things including donald trump's outreach to african-american voters. you have told me a few days ago this was going to happen without details i think now we understand the details of this. i want to talk about that. but first i want to talk to you about the possibility of donald trump softening his plan to deal with illegal immigration. can you give us any details or information about how he plans to do that? >> yeah. well basically he wants to talk about something you really haven't tried with several administrations both democrat and republican. that is actually enforcing the laws that are on the books. now most people think that just because of the things that have happened within the last few years that imbrags policy is within the purview of the president. if you look at the policy it follows on the purview of congress. they are the ones who make the immigration laws. the president's job is to enforce them. so we need to get back to, you

dr. ben carson, thank you so much. for those viewers who perhaps aren't familiar with peggy noonan, she used to be a speechwriter for ronald reagan. >>> new polls give hillary clinton a bigger lead over donald trump. but secretary clinton is still ramping up her criticism of the republican nominee as she tries to win support from republicans and independent voters. clinton speaking a few moments ago at a joint conference of black and hispanic journalists. our jennifer griffin is live in washington with more. jennifer, hello. what did hillary clinton say about that e-mail server today? >> reporter: well, heather, you know, hillary clinton has not held a press conference for eight months and one day. that ended today here in this ballroom behind me, in which one of the first questions she took was from a reporter who asked her about the interview she did with our own chris wallace on "fox news sunday" in which she talked about her e-mail server and quoted james coacmey, the f director, as having said that she had been tr

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dr. ben carson.how the media blows this out of proportion, and here's a woman that devotes an entire night at her convention to black lives matter, a group that is on tape saying we want dead cops now and white people get to the back and f the police. i've got all the tapes of that. and here's a woman that was called out by the fbi director as lying five separate times on her e-mail scandal. but the big issue with the media is that donald trump said that mr. khan's son is a hero, and his refugee program would never have impacted this family. what do you make of this double standard? you lived it. >> it's truly amazing, and i hope that the american people can see that most of the mainstream media is completely in the tank for hillary, and they are not helpful at all. remember, press was given a special place in our constitution because they were supposed to be honorable people, and they were supposed to be somebody that the populous to depend upon to bring objective information so they could make good

dr. ben carson, former republican presidential candidate and now a donald trump supporter, dr. carson, welcome, good to have you here. >> thank you, martha. >> you have been speaking in a very similar way for a very long time and challenging a lot of sort of democratic ideology in terms of the best way to help african-americans in this country. do you think that pastor burns needed to apologize for the hillary clinton cartoon or any of the underlying sentiment? >> well, it would have been probably better just to stay away from that kind of inflammatory material, essentially because it detracts from the argument. not so much that it may be inaccurate, but why get involved in another brouhaha when there are so many important things to talk about? in the african-american community, there are some real problems there. that's what donald trump has been trying to explain to people. but, you know, in the past people have used flowery language and tried to be politically correct. he's going to the heart of the matter and really talking about the issues that are weakening that segment of

dr. ben carson. advisor to donald trump and also a former 2016 republican presidential candidate. doctor, thank you so much for being with us. >> pleasure. >> so we were going to talk about donald trump's trying to appeal to african-american voters in just a moment. but first i want to talk to you about paul manafort resigning from his position in the campaign. i went back and looked at an interview that you gave yesterday actually to a former co-worker of mine who is an anchor in green bay, wisconsin. you said to him that, we're moving forward here from this point. the trump campaign is going to be more about issues and less about personality. but that seemed to be what the paul manafort objective was. i think some people have looked at him bringing on steve bannon and they wonder if actually it is going to be more about personality. >> well, i think paul did a wonderful job. this is sort of like, you know, the olympics where you have a relay team, and you need to have a starter, you need to have yo

dr. carson, your response to that?frankly i kind of agree with him. >> well, they are the established political class. they see him as an insurgent. someone who is going to threat their positions and their prestige they are going to fight it with everything they have. as time goes on some of them will actually begin to think beyond their little bruised feelings and actually begin to think about their children and grandchildren and what the implications are of having a federal court system and supreme court system that is extremely progressive. it will have a terrible impact on their children. i think some of them will come around to that. but, the fact of the matter is, there are a lot of people coming to donald trump who are not traditional republicans or traditional voters because they understand what's going on this is what was predicted by jefferson. he said we would get to this point, before we turn to something else the people would awaken. i think the people are starting to wake up. pretty rave views amongst con

dr. ben carsons is a strong trump supporter, former rival, former republican presidential candidate, dr. carson, good to see you, thank you very much for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> here we go with donald trump now three, four times in the last week making what he's describing as an outreach to african americans. i wanted to play a few of his comments when he was in akron and fredericksburg and north carolina in the last week. >> the one thing every item in hillary clinton's agenda has in common, is that it takes jobs and opportunities away from african american workers. what do you have to lose? you're living in poverty. your schools are no good. you have no jobs. 58% of your youth is unemployed. what the hell do you have to lose? i'll bring jobs back. we'll bring spirit back. we'll get rid of the crime. you'll be able to walk double the street without getting shot. right now, you walk down the street, you get shot. >> dr. carson, first of all the washington post today gave donald trump four pinocios for not telling the truth that 558% of black american youth are unemployed. is he ove

dr. ben carson. dr. carson pick up where we left off on the question of immigration. you said donald trump wants to enforce the laws. so that logically leads to conclusion that 11 million people who are in the country illegally enforcing the laws would mean getting them out. on that, that's what has to be worked out which a lot of people who have been in this -- paid attention to this issue for awhile here as code. that's building a back door to ultimately not deport the 11 million who are in america and are undocumented. >> it's not really code. it's using our heads. using common sense. we have laws and regulations for a reason. we don't really know how they

dr. ben carson goes "on the record." good evening, sir. >> hi, greta. >> dr. carson, you have got to montage that we just played about secretary clinton and whether she was truthful in talking about the emails. and then you have got this situation where donald trump is having, i don't know how to describe it, this fight or battle with the father of a young muslim man who in uniform died in iraq. what do you have to say about both of those tonight? >> well, first of all, you would have to be fairly lacking in intellectual ability, not to recognize that hillary clinton is being untruthful there. it's very obvious from the questions that trey gowdy and questions that others were acting that mr. comey does not agree that she is being honest. and if she cannot kiss continuing gish what is true from what is false, how in the world do you put somebody like that in the office of the presidency? in the real world if you have somebody who doesn't know how to handle confidential information you send them back for training demote them or fire them. you don't promote them t

dr. carson. in the last few days, have you had a chance to speak personally with him about all of this and give him some advice? >> i've spoken to him within the last few days, yes. >> and can you share with us what your message to him was? >> well, i never share personal conversations, but i will tell you that we're very interested in reaching out to, you know, demographics that traditionally have not identified with republicans and talking about ways to empower people. we want to traalk about the economy. there's so much to talk about in the economy, and particularly with the younger generations and how they're going to be be be saddled with enormous debt if we don't do something about it. we need to feek us ocus on a loe corruption that's just being accepted in our society. i'm not so much disappointed with the people who are lying and cheating and deceiving. i'm disappointed with the fact that so many of us americans have accepted that. it's no longer a big deal. and that's very alarming. >>

dr. ben carson is a top adviser to donald trump. thanks very much, dr. carson, for joining us. >> absolutely. >> she says america is better than donald trump. you heard what she told those hispanic and african-american journalists. i want to get your response. >> obviously, it's an attempt to make this whole thing about donald trump. if we can always be talking about him and his short comings, we don't have to talk about her and her short comings. we don't have to talk about the economy. this is something that is very important to the american people. we don't have to talk about terrorism. we don't have to talk about how isis was formed because of her policies and barack obama's policies of withdrawing and allowing that vacuum to form. there are a whole host of things i am sure they would prefer not to talk about. it's much easier to try to talk about donald trump. but this is about so much more than donald trump. so much more than hillary clinton. we're talking about the future of this country, this direct of this country for our childrened on our grandc

dr. ben carson, a formal rival during the primaries of mr. trump, someone who sat around the roundtable with him this morning in trump tower when mr. trump was speaking to a number of different african-american voters. i know they're also going to detroit, with dr. carson from southwest detroit to again reach out to that particular voting group. for now, jason, thank you very much. we'll return to those pictures there in manchester as soon as we see that. >>> meantime, maeve reston is in reno. i don't know how many people are familiar with the term "alt right." we know hillary clinton is going to be giving this speech, saying that mr. trump is embracing this alt right philosophy. explain it a little more for us. >> well, this is a really kind of amorphous move that rejects mainstream conservatism and has found a home at places like breitbart news. it is a movement that is closely associated with white nationalism, some racist rhetoric, some antisemitic rhetoric, misogyny. so what clinton is trying to do here, as donald trump is reaching out t

dr. ben carson. all right, dr. carson, to be fair here, ha-ha, not just the lady who had a bad week. donald, my friend, as you know, had a bad few days. and wasn't ready to endorse paul ryan as part of the reason he had some bad days. what changed his mind? >> well, you know we is a man who does think. he is observant. he recognized that he was creating a firestorm where one did not need to be created. so, you know he, he went back and did the right thing. that's key. he also, is rapidly coming to the understanding there is only one way the democrats can win, and that is by making donald trump the issue. there is only way the republicans can lose by making donald trump the issue. i think it is actually coming to him. he is starting to understand it. i think, i am hoping and praying, that we will see him pivot and really start talking about the issues. because there is no way that hillary and the democrats can defend the things that are going on. they talked and they say the economy great. and, you know. >> we know it isn't. doctor, before you move on. let me ask you this. donald, you

dr. ben carson. dr. carson, let me play for you donna brazile.oor donna struggling to defend this foundation issue. i felt bad for her. watch this. >> the way i look at it, i've been a government official. so, you know, this notion that somehow or another, someone who is a supporter, someone who is a donor, someone who is an activist saying i want access, i want to come into a room and i want to meet people, we -- we all think criminalized behavior that is normal. i don't see what the smoke is. >> i don't see what the smoke is. it seems the only people that really had access to her is if you gave money. i doubt you could get in to see her when she was secretary of state unless you donated. >> well, if this is normal behavior, then we certainly don't want more of it. i mean think about it. if you were secretary of state and you were going to engage in pay-to-play, what would you do? you would try to cover your tracks. and hence you see all these deleted e-mails and all this subterfuge. i feel sorry for donna brazile and the people who have to try

dr. ben carson. dr. >> my pleasure. >> i want to have you listen along with us to the appeal, the pitch that donald trump has been making over the last week or so to african-american voters in this country. let's listen. >> what do you have to lose? you're living in poverty. your schools are no good. you have no jobs. 58% of your youth is unemployed. what the hell do you have to lose? at the end of four years, i guarantee you that i will get over 95% of the african-american vote. i promise you. it is a disaster the way afri n african-americans are living and in many cases the way hispanics are living. i will straighten it out. i will bring jobs back. we'll bring spirit back. we'll get rid of the crime. you'll be able to walk down the street without getting shot. right now you walk down the street, you get shot. >> so, dr. carson, i'll ask you, what the hell you have to lose a way to appeal to undecided african-american voters? >> well, i guess you have to try to figure out what message is he trying to ge