people who are insecure, people who are insecure about who they are, donald is terrified by strong womene lashes out at them. remember, this is the same donald trump who last week here in indiana proudly touted the endorsement from mike tyson, a convicted rapist who served three years here in indiana for raping a 17-year-old girl and in donald's world he said mike tyson was a tough guy. i don't think rapists are tough guys. i spent a lot of years in law enforcement dealing with rapists. rapists are weak. they are cowards and they're bullies, an anyone who thinks that they're a tough guy, that reveals everything about donald trump's character. donald trump said bill clinton was targeted by unattractive women. you know what? i've been blessed to be surrounded by strong women my entire life. today's voting day here in indiana. the president of the united states has a bully pulpit unlike anybody else. the president of the united states affects our culture. i ask the people of indiana, think about the next five years. if this man were to become president. think about the next five years, the

about their own -- >> and he went ton say both men and women are insecure about their looks. i would say that's probably true. trump says one thing, he it comes out sound g like trump. >> 61:00; local police officer in big trouble. investigators say, he toll them one story, but cameras told another one. what he is accused of doing in a traffic stop that really got out of control. >> aviation mystery, egypt air flight caring about 60 people, from paris to egypt, suddenly disappears right off the radar screen. at this point, egyptian authorities say it is too soon to declare that the plane has crashed. but learning more information that they think may have happened. >> joel, have you learned anything over the last hour here, joel? of course mystery this morning, some fact, and reports, still un folding this very much a fluid situation, as investigators are scrambling at this hour, trying to figure it out what happened to this egypt air flight after it disappeared off radar. egypt air flight 804 vanishing from radar. airline saying it was flight at some 37,000 feet at the time,

. >> a small, insecure moneygrubber. >> it would be funny if it wasn't so pathetic. >> crazy bernie, he's a crazy man. >> donald trump is about exactly one thing -- donald trump. >> tom brady loves trump. >> it is time for some accountability. the free ride is over. >> and donald trump is a terrible person. >>> this is "the last word on campaign 2016." >>> so here's what happens when rumors start flying around washington, that paul ryan is just about ready to endorse donald trump. paul ryan says -- i don't know where all of this got from. i haven't made a decision. i don't have a time line in my mind. i haven't made a decision. nothing has changed in my perspective, and we're still having productive conversations. so you can add paul ryan to the very small undecided group in the most recent nbc news poll shows hillary clinton at 46%, donald trump at 43, someone else, anyone else at 9%, not sure is only 2%. paul ryan remains in that increasingly exclusive club of 2% undecideds. nbc news confirms that donald trump and paul ryan had a phone call scheduled for tonight. a spokesman for pa

again, somali refugees were being pointed at as responsible for insecurity. [men speaking native language] man: there is a lot of risk in the city for the youth vis-a-vis radicalization and recruitment, actually. there is a lot of risk in the city, and it's something that we know that is ongoing. ah, youth are radicalized through preaching, uh, they are given narratives that connect to--to the suffering, [indistin] youth employment, poverty,and allthis. and many, many are believing the story. my--my job, actually, is information gathering. i'm the conduit between the government and the people. >> [speaking native language] [man speaking native language] yeah, every morning, ah, i do my rounds to see if there--there are any problems. people being harassed because they are refugees. an indigenous kenyan maybe has insulted or abused a refugee because they are not, ah, because they are strangers and they don't belong to this country. so, we get a lot of those cases around here. i can imagine the refugee community complaining about lacking identity. they don't fee

about their looksment and he said that's also insecure about his loss of hair. so, interesting dynamics here in the latest round of the political presidential round up. >> 2016 just gets more interesting in every turn, i mean, stuff that you wouldn't expect to come from people like ed rendell, this is crazy. all right, dave, thanks so much. >> you know, they also say politics is chovanist for ugly people, but that's the one quote i thought of an old school quote when looking at this assignment today. >> i think we will have all kind of newspaper quote we looking g at for years to come after this presidential psych nel 2016. >>> 4:09. covering several developing stories, a lot going on, a philadelphia housing officer rushed to the hospital after being injured in a accident, officials tell fox 29 the accident happened around 1:00 this morning on front street and girard avenue. the office her minor injury to the arm but expected to be okay, no word on what caused this accident. right now police are investigating early morning shooting. >> this happened just after 1

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feed america says 12-14% of households in the region are food insecure. philadelphia by far with the highest rate, but we found alarming numbers in new jersey. four counties in south jersey were in the bottom five for the entire state. the community food bank of new jersey in egg harbor township serves atlantic, cape may counties and more 14% of the population in each county is food insecure. it's no secret that the cost of living in the state is high, and, fortunately, it's not often enough for one person to scrape the money together to feed a family. >> about half of the households we serve do have one member, at least one member who is working. that's what we're seeing. this is the working core. we are not seeing, you know, droves of people who simply are not working. >> how can you help? hold a food drive in your community. you can donate money. vehic volunteer, or advocate. follow new jersey food bank on social media and share their content. >>> working to improve the relationship between cuba and the united states, pennsylvania lawmakers begun a spo

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>> elizabeth warren, the senator from massachusetts called trump an insecure money grubber. let's watch. >> what kind of a man roots for people to get thrown out of their house? what kind of man roots for people to get thrown out of their jobs? to root for people to lose their pensions? to root for two little girls in clark county, nevada to end up living out of a van? what kind of a man does that? i'll tell you exactly what kind of a man that does that. it's man who cares about no one but himself. a small [ applause ] a small, insecure, money grubber who doesn't care who gets hurt so long as he makes a profit off it. >> well, everybody's in the dirt here even the great elizabeth warren. trump knocked her as well today. here he is going after senator warren. >> i was being hit by pocahantas. that's elizabeth warren. she gets less known than anybody in the united states senate. she gets nothing done and nothing passed. she's got a big mouth. they use her because hillary is trying to be very presidential. she's stopping with the shouting. >> he's saying she's shouting. she's n

and equally tremendous insecurities and doubt and frustration.r will lawyers -- bill moyers telling me three days before the 1963 election when all the polls were saying, he is in by a significant margin, he said, i don't want it, the people don't love me. he was worried. they said, you are not going to quit the race, you are going to be in. and the people around him had to manage that aspect of him as well as counsel and guide the positive aspects of him. charlie: you see that in the first click we saw in terms of, they will always think of me as an accidental president. bryan cranston: he was extremely worried about that. if he did not win the election on his own in 1964, he would have considered himself a failure. charlie: is he the most interesting figure that you have invoked in fiction or in reality , and was walter white more interesting than lyndon johnson? bryan cranston: boy, i tell you i'm a that is a hard one. if i could move the categories fiction and nonfiction, that makes it easier. towering lyndon johnson. i was fortunate enough t

are negotiating to be able to get those who are not in afghanistan and perhaps worried about the insecurity there or the lack of opportunities to come back from the larger refugee population in pakistan and i ran as well as those who may be outside. also those of the people who have studied abroad and does work sample who have been in the united states or europe or they have been able to learn skills that we need to rebuild. and thank you for staying the course in afghanistan. >> on behalf of with world affairs in washington d.c. and international trade center thank you so much for sharing your time and expertise. please join me in thanking them. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] this week "the communicators" goes to the intx show when boston. the internet and television expose. we interviewed fcc chair tom wheeler. >> host: as a regulator and the consumer what is your view of the cable industry today? >> guest: so, you know i was listening to pat talking abou

about their looks, and rendell went onto add that he's insecure about his loss of hair. well -- >> we all have -- we are all human, right? we all have our things that we don't like about ourselves. >> absolutely, yes. >> okay, 5:10 the time. we are covering several developing stories for this morning. philadelphia housing officer rushed to the hospital after being injured in a accident, officials tell fox 29 the accident happened around 1:00 this morning, on front street, and girard avenue. the officer had a minor injury to the arm, but is expected to be okay. no word as to what caused that accident. >> and, right now, police are investigating an early morning shooting. >> this happened just after 1:00 this morning, on the 5100 block of master street, philadelphia police say a man was shot in the groin, taken to the hospital, no word on his condition or if arrest has been made, in that case. now, to olney. where 31 year old man was shot in the chest last night. that shooting happened on the 2100 block of doll inch street. the victim was rushed to einstein hospital in cri

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he might have been driven by the insecurities, and he did talk about those that he'd work harder than anybody, but his natural abilities as a broadcaster and someone who could coan interview that was a first-class, quality interview, listening to what was being said and following it up like none other, and i think to the degree that it almost got to a point where you looked forward to finding out, regardless of what story he was reporting, what is he going to ask this person next. >> rose: what did you learn about interviewing from him? >> well, i think we've all learned a tremendous amount from mike. i think that's something you have to continue to remind yourself to do. i think it's ask the outrageous question. larry king also said don't be afraid to fail or ask the outrageous question because you sometime get into territory you're not quite sure you want to get into and almost invariably it produced great material to take the interview in a different direction, and i think that mike we want into those interviews. i think he was always very well prepared. i think he studied really h

people who are insecure, people who are insecure about who they are, donald is terrified by strong women. he lashes out at them. remember, this is the same donald trump who last week here in indiana proudly touted the endorsement for mike tyson, a convicted rapist, who served three years in prison in indiana for raping a 17-year-old girl. in donald's world he said mike tyson was a tough guy. i don't think rapists are tough g guys. i spent a lot of time in law enforcement dealing with tough g guys. rape pistes are weak and coward and bullies and any that think this is an are tough guy, that reveals a lot about donald trump's character. >> covering cruz and he was there when he made this statement, we just played a good chunk of that. >> to see ted cruz so passionate as what we saw today that he was with his family attacked. what more do we hear from the campaign about how far ted cruz plans to take this. >> sure. >> reporter: yesterday, erica, ted cruz said he will take this all the way to california, until donald trump gets 1237 delegates, has to take place in california he's not going a

people who are insecure, people who are insecure about who they are, donald is terrified by strong women he lashes out at them. remember, this is the same donald trump who last week here in indiana proudly touted the endorsement from mike tyson, a convicted rapist who served three years in prison here in fi f indiana for raping a 17-year-old girl and in donald's world, he said mike tyson was a tough guy. i don't think rapists are tough guys. i spent a lot of years in law enforcement dealing with rapists. rapists are weak. they are cowards, and they're bullies, and anyone that thinks they're a tough guy, that reveals everything about donald trump's character. donald trump said bill clinton was targeted by unattractive women. you know what? i've been blessed to be surrounded by strong women my entire life. today is voting day here in indiana. the president of the united states has a bully pulpit unlike anybody else. the president of the united states affects our culture. i ask the people of indiana, think about the next five years if this man were to become president. think about the next

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the second element which is a dash of insecurity. i am not quite good enough yet.a superior complex but all his friends also described him as deeply insecure. i think that's what creates this chip on the shoulder, this goading feeling like i need to show everybody and prove myself. the third element is impulse control. >> can your child sit still and concentrate on things that won't bring rewards for years? >> chinese immigrant parents force their preschool children to do one hour a day on a focused activity, reading, drawing, something with no distractions. one hour a day compared to six minutes a day for americans on average. >> but does this obedient sitting and drilling kill the creativity that leads to innovation, the american tech entrepreneurs, many are college dropouts, not studious kids raised by tiger moms. >> i look at the innovation in america, facebook and google. these are not kids drilled or raised by tiger moms. you are programming the kids. >> you know, actually if you look at silicon valley, a hugely disproportionate percentage of the innovators a

this article encourages body insecurity, these girls are so young. >> so the publisher posted apology letter on the magazine facebook page, you can see it is pretty long here, in it she agrees with the criticism, thanks, rita's shall, pointing out what she considers a mistake. meanwhile pediatricians across country pulled discovery girls from the wait willing room, because one of the things you see when go to the doctor and stuff, it is cents for kids. >> so dopy. how it ever got printed i have no idea, how did it get past? >> specially for eight year old, most everybody straight up and down at that point. then if you are curvey, my goodness, do you have feel so insecure at that point. >> i'm telling you, how you should shop and stuff? >> saying if you don't have curves, curves at eight, i can show you what casino of patterns to make it look like you have cur recalls. at eight? one day, after watching the movie the goonies, ever see that? >> did i, watched it with my boys. >> speaking of eight year old with his eight year old son. what effect, well, today's parental supervision have o

you know, abraham lincoln put together a great cabinet, if you're weak and insecure you want to surroundf by weak people. i don't know if you saw donald trump advising people saying surround yourself by incompetent people. it will make you look good. that is the worst advice you could possibly give young people. and i'll tell you what. here is what i will tell young people, surround yourself by people who are smarter than you who know more than you, who are amazing at executing. bring together a team of stars behind a shared vision, a shared policy goal and then we can work together to bring back jobs in this country. to defend the constitution, our freedom, and to keep us safe. that is what i intend to do as president president. >> you know, it matters who our nominee is. it matters. you don't get to just slap an r on your jersey and say i'm a republican. how long, how long have we as conservatives and republicans said we actually need a real conservative. we need someone who will offer a real contrast. so what you heard was leadership 101. but let me say something -- >> you're a ceo, o

i think the two to the right is a sense that the left is not providing answers in a moment of insecuritythe greater the economic insecurity, the less room the average public and voters feel they have to experiment with answers in the social level. the tilt to the right you're seeing that you picked out across a number of countries is a reflection of insecurity more broadly. that will not go anywhere soon. if you look at spain where we ave had this standoff with new election pushed off to june 26, the spanish prime minister has been waiting for the shoe to fall on his side. maybe the rise will drift off at that time. angela merkel who was looking week may be stabilizing. people are looking for professional answers. tom: i agree with the trends and nuances within each nation. this is for zell's positions. brazil per capita gdp in . argentina is above them, a richer nation. up 46,000 states is per year per capita gdp. what is important is a search for growth in brazil. years are marked with a rising slope of per capita gdp. how do they get back to that? your: this is a classic -- chart is p

as complicated a person, i think her insecurities is liberating. very serious, born for the nation, didn't play it. and having to feel that way, and didn't have to be this kind of american icon. she lost it herself, that is a kind of way. interferences who she was and something would be lost. and i am about attitude towards life. the paradox between her and accepting the constrictions of her life, and she wrote an account of that journey, and wants people to read in some ways, they wrote it, she wrote it because she wanted to be remembered and suggested she was worried about being forgotten. and stayed with me. any questions? >> revolutionary america -- you think that sort of historical blend -- [inaudible question] >> one of the great best friends of history -- i do think she was not part of the underclass in any way. one of the threads in this book is about her own intimacy with slavery to a degree. it is complicated. she lives in washington dc and did not say the right thing. i do think that that is not why i probably approached this book althou

yet every insecure monitoring intem is a potential vector routing electricity on the grid. the recent attacks on the elliptical power system in ukraine shows the damage that can because once you get inside the system. of course, security features can prevent a hacker with access to a smart security box from achieving access to the whole system. but with millions of points of access to the utility networks, the space is enormous and the number of points at which an attack can be made is multiplied exponentially. the second, that the second vulnerability opened a further is the proliferation of secure computers that can be used. today, most botnets are appropriated, use an attack against other websites. and computers that control and connect data in the internet of things, will provide hundreds of new things that can be used against legitimate websites, to shut down legitimate traffic, or for other purposes. again, yes, there are security features that if implemented can prevent unauthorized access for those on iot devices, but it takes money and checking to do so. right now,

. >> a small insecure money grubber who doesn't care who gets hurt, so long as he makes a profit off it. what kind of a man does that? a man who will never be president of the united states. >> it's pocahontus elizabeth warren. probably the senator doing just about the least in the united states senate. she's a total failure. >> i get it. i get what you said. if you're going to hit him, he's going to hit back but does he realize some of the collateral damage that might be going on here? to use the term pocahontus. does he know that when he speaks off the cuff like he's saying? >> yes, he does. mr. trump is one of the most brilliant men i've ever met. he does care and he does know what he's doing. and you heard once again, the crowd erupted in boos because she hasn't done her job as well as it could have been done. mr. trump, he's very smart. he's very strategic. look at 16 people didn't just lay down and quit. he had to defeat the 16 other candidates that ran against him in the presidential race and somebody was just saying to me, look, tana, hillary can't even take bernie sanders do

bullys come from a deep yawning cavern of insecurity. there's a reason donald builds giant buildings and puts his name on them everywhere he goes. >> it was weird. anyway, ted cruz unleashed what he called his true feelings about donald trump today ahead of the primary. senator cruz said trump's attacks come from insecurity, but after tonight, trump's lead could hit cruise control. joining me now, rick tower, you're in new york, right? >> yes, sir. >> and former biden chief of staff and indiana native, hoozer why himself, ron clean. i was just talking, rick, i have to tell you, i've been watching politics since i was like 5 and i think it's gotten worse. i'm willing to say it. i wasn't around in the 19th century when they caned each other on the house floor, but when you accuse a guy's father of having something to do with killing kennedy, what is the limit? based upon a national enquirer thing. go on. >> it's a little concerning that the presidential front-runner of the republican party who will hold the nuclear codes, who will negotiat

you can't be with an insecure man if you're ashley graham. >> she needs a snap after that. at the forbes women's summit surrounded by so many fellow powerful and inspiring ladies. >> this was so intimidating at first. just a model. i'm just on the cover of a couple of magazines. what am i doing. and then i meet women who come over and start crying and hugging me and saying that their lives are completely changed because of my words and my actions. >> she is definitely making a difference. and so is holiday. she was the size 22 model who became "people" magazine's cover girl last year. this year they came out with the annual body issue. what was inside? the usual suspect. stars in bikinis, workout tonight. >> you know the drill. a year later, has anything really changed? nischelle turner just spoke with tess about body image in hollywood. >> i was happy they didn't hide my body that alone was huge step. and there is more conversation around what body positivity is and accepting people for who they are. so i feel like things are changing. >> the feedback you got from that cov

he was bold and yet he was also cripplingly insecure and troubled and amazing shakespearean presidenteeply flawed. the film goes into that. to prepare for this role, you spent some time at the lbj library in texas and one thing that you said helped you find this center was this letter that you stumbled on to, one that jackie kennedy wrote to lbj the day after john f. kennedy's funeral. she writes in part, thank you for walking behind jack during his funeral. you did not have to do that and i'm sure many people forbid you to take such a risk but you did anyway. thank you for your letters to my children. you can imagine the touching thing is, they have always loved you so much. they were most moved to have a letter from you. how did that letter -- and you're actually tearing up a little bit right now. >> it was so emotional. when an actor goes and does research, we don't know exactly what we are looking for. people are helpful and say, can you guide us? i just don't know. i want to see everything and when it hits me, i'll know then. the first time i was at the johnson library in austin,

. >> determined, strong and insecure which maybe undermines strong.se she's not going to be sure whether trump is coming from. >> good for trump or bad for trump with dick chaney's endorsement? >> it's good for him. any republican he can get to endorse him is good. i can't imagine two more different people in my life than dick chaney and donald trump. forgetting the politics, just the type of people they are. two different worlds. >> you suggested that donald trump, this moment is a crisis for the republican party. how serious is that crisis. is this the kind of crisis that could be existenial crisis. >> i never want go away from a two-pear system. no matter who the candidates were whether goldwater or rockerfeller. there was much more that was agreed upon than agreed upon now. on donald trump's key issues, these are totally at odds with what the republican party position has been. i know they use the term establishment, these are well thought out policies. we're going to change from. we have to analyze it carefully and look at it. i don't want us to

a small, insecure money grubber who doesn't care who gets hurt so long as he makes a profit off it. are >> reporter: after violent protests, trump is mixing it up with susana martinez. >> she's not doing the job. maybe i'll run for governor of new mexico. i'll get this place going. >> reporter: a martinez spokesman wasn't amused saying the pot shots weren't about policy and were about politics and the governor will not be bullied into supporting a candidate until she's convinced that candidate will fight for new mexicans. the real estate tycoon was only responding to a snub. >> like most campaigns, elbows get under the basket. we saw that last night. >> reporter: clinton seized on the gop and fighting as a symptom of a larger problem. >> he insulted the republican governor martinez of new mexico. i don't know. he seems to have something about women. >> donald trump has other concerns inside the gop. last night trump sources talked to reporters saying an endorsement from house speaker paul ryan was coming any day now. earlier today ryan's office was telling reporters that's not the c

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. >> reporter: in fact, lil' kim herself admitted to insecurities to her looks in a news week interviewre she opens up about not feeling attractive stating i have low self-esteem, i always have. guys always cheated with me who were european looking. being a regular black woman wasn't enough. >> women of color are always aspiring to get us close to as white as possible. to fit within the beauty standards. >> reporter: critics say the beauty industry is capitalizing on the fact that some women of color are unhappy in their own skin. >> in high school was when i started dabbling in other things such as skin bleaching. >> reporter: this beauty blogger knows all about the over the counter skin bleaching products. >> reporter: how far did you go? >> all throughout high school i had really bag acne. i started off trying to bleach the spots, and then i was like well, if i bleach the spots, what happens if i bleach my face, and so i started it, and when i went to school a couple times i got compliments from folks saying your skin looks brighter, and that was kind of motivation for me to continue

betraying an image of here at and perfection level of control and nervousness betrays the weakness and insecurityt lies beneath. rupert wingfield-hayes, abc news, pyongyang -- bbc news, pyongyang. katty: still to come, cruising into cuba. we are on board for the journey from miami to havana, the first in 50 years. the father of a five-year-old afghan boy who became an internet sensation after being photographed wearing homemade lionel messi football shirt says the family has been forced to leave afghanistan because of threat. -- because of threats. baghen he wore a plastic t-shirt bearing the name of his favorite player, little did he know that lionel messi would look for him and sent him the real thing. the 5-year-old is the proud owner of 2 t-shirts that are signed. he is now a local celebrity. the sudden fame has come at a price. family members of his have had to flee afghanistan after they received threats of kidnap. emanuel ame church i got a call from a local gangster. he said since my son received these shirts from lionel messi, he may also have received money from him. it was a very risky

. >> a small insecure money grubber who doesn't care who gets hurt so long as he makes a profit off it. >> the democratic onslaught continues. >> we don't need a predator to be our president. >> shame, shame. >> a good result in donald trump's world is he gets his and you get hurt. >> tonight, clinton and the democrats keep landing blows with a coordinated attack. we'll show you trump's response. >> i'm a businessman. that's what i'm supposed do. >>> then separating the fact from the fiction in today's clinton e-mail report. >>> major news on voting rights in ohio. >>> and how donald trump cashed in after the crash. >> welcome to the trump network. >> donald trump and the recession-proof vitamin scheme. >> the trump network wants to give millions of people with a renewed hope and an exciting plan to opt out of the recession. >>> when all in starts right now. >> let's get out of this recession right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. several people were arrested this afternoon outside a donald trump rally in anaheim, california where numerous clashes broke out between

a small, insecure moneygrubber who doesn't care who gets hurt. >> i'm a business man. made so many money, i'm a business guy. what am i doing? i didn't know i was going to run for politics. >> and breaking news, the state department's independent inspector general ruling that hi hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server and failure it to turn over all her e-mails when she left government did violate federal rules, running counter to the argument she made to me in september. >> this was fully aboveboard, people knew i was using a personal e-mail. i did it for convenience. i sent e-mails that i thought were work related to people's dot-gov accounts. >>> and good day. i'm andrea mitchell in los angeles. as local officials and law enforcement out here warn pr protesters that what happened in new mexico outside donald trump's rally tuesday night will not be tolerated when he holds an event in anaheim, california, just a few hours from now. nbc's halle jaie jackson. >> reporter: you can see police have been slowly clearing block by block intersection by intersection t

captain insecure. talk about him all you want. i'm way better. >> yeah.esn't like to hear about the ex-boyfriend. i'm with you. >> those are things guys wish girls knew. >> things get strange at the park. but see why his slimy accessory makes for a hilarious prank. >> oh! >> love the way that artists come up with different ways of creating tear aheir art. this is unique. ♪ another day at the park in new york city. people just sitting on the bench enjoying the afternoon. it's not uncommon that someone else would sit on the bench next to you. people in the video don't even look up. out of his bag he brings out his octopus. [ laughter ] >> what the heck? >> and then starts throwing it against his face. >> he's looking for the davy joan look. >> usually we see videos from new york and people barely look up. even this is weird for new york. >> they have to try really hard to get the attention of some of these people. he gets it. >> i think maybe the smell alerts them first. >> maybe. >> this guy is whacking a dead animal on his face. >> i'm surprised people st

economic insecurity, national insecurity, and that is what's going to cut across these demographics. so i believe you're right. i think these protests ultimately will help them because they'll rowel up and they're going to be thinking wait a minute. are they going to show nup cleveland as well with our nominee? i think we're going to see in a general election, this is going to play to trump's advantage. >> i'm sure they will. and pro trump organizers will show up. even if he does have 1237. >> these are america last protesters. they believe in america last. >> yeah. that's it. trump's slogan right there. hillary clinton in the meantime on the other side of it is trying to put her e-mail troubles behind her; right? why the real trouble for mrs. clinton, though, may be just beginning. we'll get into that next show me movies with romance. show me more like this. show me "previously watched." what's recommended for me. x1 makes it easy to find what you love. call or go online and switch to x1. only with xfinity. show show me more like this. s. show me "previously watched." what's recomme