this is jennifer lin. you wrote something he didn't like. then what happened?michael, was working in the inquirer and mr. trump began to yell at me. he told me i had [ bleep ] for brains and told me i worked for [ bleep ] newspaper and what sort of [ bleep ] i was writing and called my boss and to the same sort of rants but then he added that he referred to me as the c word, a word i will not use, it's the worst word in the english language to refer to a woman but he complained to my boss, called me the c-word and said if there was any problem with the story, would run a correction. what was wrong with the story, mr. trump? and said he had not read the story but only read the headlines. >> wow. >> said to call him back if there were any problems and never called back. >> why now? why are you telling this story today in the context of the presidential race? >> because of the debate, michael. the day after the debate, i went out to dinner with my friends from where i live in suburban philadelphia. we call ourselves the doyles town dance moms and horrified. rosie

jennifer lin was with the fefl inquirer for 31 years.88 she was the financial reporter when he wrote about trump's activities in atlantic city. wait until you hear what happened next. this is jennifer lynn. jennifer, you wrote something that he didn't like, then what happened? >> michael, i was working in the wall street office of the philadelphia inquirer and i got a phone call. the woman said hold for mr. trump and then mr. trump began to yell at me. he told me i had shit for brains. he told me i worked for a shitty newspaper and said what sort of shit was i writing. i was stunned. he hung up. he call mid boss in philadelphia and treat mid boss to the same sort of rant. but then he added that he referred to me as the c word, a word i will not use, michael, because in my opinion it's the worst word in the english language to refer to a woman. he complained to my boss. he called me the c word and my boss said if there was any problem with the story we would run a correction. what was wrong with the story, mr. trump? and mr. trump said he

jennifer lin says trumump used e slur to her boss after she wrote a story about trump's business dealingsin atlantic city in 1988. lin's former editor, craig stock, confirmed the story. in other campaign news, a leaked audio recording reveals hihiary clinton told a group of donors she's the center-left to center-right alternative to bernie sanders and donald trump. the candid remarks were recorded at a clinton fundraiser in virginia last and leaked late february last week by the conservative website washington free beacon. in the remarks, clinton says she is straddling the line between two extremes in american politics. on the republican side, she says is a populist, nationalist, xenophobic, discriminatory approach. mrs. clinton: id desire to believe that we can have free college, free health care, that what we have done as an gone far enough and we just need to go as far as scandinavia, whatever that means. and half the people don't know what it means, but it is something that they feel. so as a friend of mine said the other day, i am occupying from the centerleft to the center-right. i

this is jennifer lin, a reporter of three decades for the philadelphia inquirer talking about donaldalling her on the phone. roll it. >> working in the wall street office of the philadelphia inquirer and the woman said hold for mr. trump and mr. trump began to yell at me. he told me i had shit for brains. he told me i worked for a shitty newspaper and said what sort of shit was i writing? then he added and referred to me as the c word. >> scotty, in this case it's not just the words, stick and stones may be break my bones, in this case he is advocating sexual assault in that locker room banter with billy bush. >> you know, this is horrible. these actions are absolutely horrible and i would no in no way promote them. we are 30 days out of an election. these were so bad, these women should have come forward over the past year and a half or when the assaults actually happened. they're waiting until now. that's what makes it so convenient i think for hillary clinton camp and why they're accusing them of having collaboration. to get these stories out there. it's not fair to the american p

i do want to mention jennifer lin for her help on this and hillary crow with the foundation.foundation on this with my develop, the labor, immigration and employee benefits division. i think they're great events and, again, thank you for all your work. [ applause ] so i did mention the law and i think we're going to form a company and use our app in china as they goetz around the one child law over there. but we'll get a little kickback on that. so thank you for coming. hopefully you can stay around for the afternoon. it will be a great event. a little different twist, a little more policy, a little more politics but you'll find it very, very interesting. thank you for coming. [ applause ] >>> also live today here on c-span 3, george mason university hosts a discussion on voter anger and its impact on the presidential election and political process. that's at 4:00 p.m. eastern again here on c-span 3. >>> the italian prime minister, matteo renzi, is in washington for an official state visit. we have coverage throughout today, including a welcoming ceremo ceremony, a joint news

lin-manual miranda. from george lopez to jennifer lopez. to supreme court justice sonya sotomayor, latinos have become a vibrant, incomparable strand of america's d.n.a. it. here's another. >> taking our jobs, staying our manufacturing, they're taking our money, they're taking everything and killing us on the border. >> the turmoil over immigration, specifically undocumented mexican immigration has become one of the hottest, hot button issues of the 2016 presidential campaign. >> we are going to build a great border wall. >> we will instead we will build an economy where everyone who wants a good job can get one. >> america's largest minority questioning once again where, or if, they really fit in. how close is learn history tied to latino history. >> extremely close. i don't think you can think of the united states without latino history at all. professor and director of latino archive at new york's columbia university. whether you call them latinos or hispanics, the role in american history has been misunderstood and under valued from the