it goes to what katrina pierson said earlier.the speech today had anything to do with trump, that it was all about sanders and that is what it was designed for. >> i think it was sanders. i never thought i would live to see hillary clinton lecture somebody on ethics. i went to a college that didn't teach me anything. can they investigate that. lou: millions of americans are saying, i'm suing. let's ratchet it up on the part of the establishment against trump. pga entering presidential politics and then trying to believe it wasn't a political move. my guess is nbc and comcast had a lot to do with that because of the contract with the tournament. i don't know that, but there is a lot of the establishment in play here going after trump. your reaction. >> there is no question about it. the pga issued a statement saying this has nothing to do with politics, that this is an internal decision, and that's bogus. they are bringing the tournament to mexico. they are clearly trying to make a statement here. it's obvious for everyone to see.

and katrina dudley is with us.elcome. >> thanks for having me. >> before we talk about where to invest, are you seeing redemption? what's happening at the fund level at the moment? >> seeing u.s. investors taking money out of europe on a general level, that reflects the fear in the market. no one knowsing what going to happen in europe. >> what's the smart thing to do now? >> we are looking at buying companies with good, strong, free cash flow yields and div gend yields and companies that domiciled in the uk but really have revenues outside of that region. give you examples. royal dutch shell, great example. a company focusing on generating free fasch chlcash flow and ret holders. the company focus on generating lower and returning that capital through dividend. i like that type of story. >> love that. like i say, i loved your notes, and i think there's an awful lot of opportunity there right now, and -- i just was very taken. >> are we going to see management do your asset sales? do a good job calling their portfo

you look at katrina, many people point to the fact at a 90% evacuation rate. the most successful evacuation in american history. we've never moved that percentage of a population in a disaster before. but that still left 100,000 people behind. something like 80% of which were poor disadvantaged and minority communities. if you look at the fatalities, it the demographics are about 50/50 between african-americans and whites. it was 80% were over 69 years old. so you have vulnerable populations across all the different demographics. we haven't necessarily paid attention to in the past. the people that -- if you look at the evacuated populations, they were -- the preponderance were poor, disadvantaged from particular neighborhoods who basically were 80% unbanked. that had no access to credit. had no bank accounts. that had no cash reserves. >> and didn't own a car. >> and didn't own a car, exactly. so there are by studying the hard learned lessons, we have been pushing communities encouraging -- like i said requiring communities to focus n specific areas. now, wha

you look at katrina and many point to the fact that the most wasessful evacuation katrina. it still left 100,000 behind. 80% of which were the disadvantaged and minority communities. if you look at the for tallies, the demographics are 50%-50%, between the african-americans and the whites. you have vulnerable populations that we did not pay attention to. you look at the evacuated 80% were notnd bank and had no access to credit or cash reserves. did not own a car. >> exactly. we have been learning the hard lessons. what this ends up with is government efforts towards economic drivers. there is an intersection with people and a tornado in a field is just a tornado. out of purduecame could be tornado magnets. they happen to be in vulnerable areas where land is cheap. shiftwing that, we can the way we plan and build capacity, where necessary. >> i'm glad that you brought this up. obama was talking about that. >> president obama. it really bothers me. , "president obama ." >> just a habit. , i do not remember the exact quote, said something to the effect of, "it is the disasters

let's bring in katrina pierson, trump campaign national spokesperson on i guess, katrina, the numberne thing, give us a window into what donald trump will do to try and get that woman vote in bigger numbers than he has got so far. >> it always been about policy. mr. trump said from the beginning he will get out there and campaign with his vision to make america great again. when you get down to it, jobs, economy and national security. when we look all over the world, we see threats everywhere and we see an administration, which included hillary clinton really dropped the ball in every area possible and mr. trump will put forth his vision. i got to tell you, this assumption that women somehow vote based on gender in of itself is sexist statement. there are some women who do support mr. trump and minority women like myself who understand what it means to have government out of your life when it comes to business and even education because that is truly what separates those who succeed and those who do not. >> i get it. i get exactly what you're sayings, however, if you look at the poll

katrina is the national spokesman for the trump. there are many critics that are coming out from within the gop. we had mitch mcconnell telling trump to get back on message. paul ryan is saying this is overtly racist for trump to make a statement like this. bob corker among the voices echoing the thoughts of senator graham. how does the trump campaign respond to the accusations of racism? >> i think this is pretty typical when you talk about the gop establishment. for decades, any time there is criticism or controversy, they have always shied away and run, particularly when racism is involved? that's the reason donald trump is the gop and not the establishment pick. we have always known that race is going to be an issue. it is the left and the media that seems to be obsessed with it. in that clip that you just showed with mitchell mcconnell being asked the exact same question ten times, getting the same response they are simply obsessing over it. this is an issue that arose because you had the media pushing the narrative that someho

katrina pierson thank you so much. glad to see you. katrina pierson national spokesperson for drum -- donald trump's campaign. close to 3% jobs in one session alonzo recount rising for the second straight week. worth noting crude prices have actually doubled since touching their lowest levels in more than a decade early this year. muhammad ali being laid to rest today. you're watching a part of this memorial service from louisville kentucky. actor and comedian billy crystal former president bill clinton will be speaking. delivering eulogies later. we will be bringing you those comments as soon as they start speaking. in the meantime trump supporters my guests, next. closing the stage this afternoon for auditions? what's on that piece of paper? oh, miss maroney, your forehead! should not be doing anything. i just had botox. i know exactly what's happening! ah! whoa! this is a bad streaming experience. "the girlie show" is a real fun lady show. (vo) don't let bad streaming ruin a good show. don't look at me! (vo) only verizon has the lar

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joining us, national spokeswoman for the trump campaign, katrina pierson.ing us. >> thank you, wolf. >> let's talk about the conference call. first of all, can you name one top republican leader who agrees with donald trump's criticism of this federal judge, judge curiel? >> i'm not going to put anyone on the spot but i will say that this was a conference call. part of this that's not being report is at the top of the call mr. trump himself said we have to assume the media is on the call, we know they're going to be on the call, he told everyone the media would be on the call. it was no surprise. it was a call for surrogates. he wanted to say thank you for your hard work and took questions which is ironic, considering how the media is reporting for months that our campaign doesn't have a communication -- >> i assume you were on the conference call, right? >> i was, absolutely. >> once again, is there one republican leader, trump supporter who agrees with donald trump that this federal judge is unfair because of his mexican heritage? >> like i said, i'm not

you look at katrina, many people point to the fact at a 90% evacuation rate. the most successful evacuation in american history. we've never moved that percentage of a population in a disaster before. but that still left 100,000 people behind. something like 80% of which were poor disadvantaged and minority communities. if you look at the fatalities, it the demographics are about 50/50 between african-americans and whites. it was 80% were over 69 years old. so you have vulnerable populations across all the different demographics. we haven't necessarily paid attention to in the past. the people that -- if you look at the evacuated populations, they were -- the preponderance were poor, disadvantaged from particular neighborhoods who basically were 80% unbanked. that had no access to credit. had no bank accounts. that had no cash reserves. >> and didn't own a car. >> and didn't own a car, exactly. so there are by studying the hard learned lessons, we have been pushing communities encouraging -- like i said requiring communities to focus on specific areas. now, wh

katrina, good to have you with us. >> good evening. thank you.: if you will put some of this day's activity in context, the meeting, what was the purpose? >> well, the purpose is we are building out a general election team. we are unifying the party and preparing for a convention. and that's what these meetings were about. we are getting ready to do a series of fundraisers, joint fundraisers with the rnc. there are going to be a lot of down ballot races and, of course, staffing. we are going to be hiring several more people and building out more infrastructure. not as many as hillary clinton, because i think mr. trump has proven you can do a lot more with a much smaller team who are just more efficient. so so we're really looking forward to that, and it's going to be really exciting at the convention. we are going to have an amazing opportunity to hear more about donald trump, to give the base a shot in the arm. he's going to be announcing his vice presidential pick and really get the show on the road moving into november. lou: corey lewandowski

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you look at katrina. at a 90% evacuation rate. that still left 100,000 people behind. something like 80% were poor, disadvantaged and particularly minority communities. if you look at the fatalities. demographics are about 50/50 but 80% were over 60 years old. if you look at the evacuated populations, they were disadvantaged, from particular neighborhoods that basically were 80% unbanked. they had no access to credit. had no bank accounts. no cash reserves. >> did not own a car. >> exactly. we have been pushing communities to go in a specific direction. when we talk about climate justice or social justice or economic justice they are all interwoven. a disaster is an "extra" extreme event. the work that came out of purdue, the trailer parks can be tornado magnets because they are in vulnerable areas. that is where land is cheap. by knowing that we can shift the way we plan to build. >> i am glad you brought up katrina. obama was talking -- >> president obama. his name is president obama. it will be for the rest of his life. let's go with that. >> okay. >> as an editor o

it's always by the left. >> katrina. >> they want to put the blame on donald trump. we are not going to let that happen. >> let me just ask you, katrina, if it had been support he is for donald trump that were out at a hillary clinton campaign rally, and if they had acted like that if they had thrown eggs at someone, if they were burning flags, if they were insulting police how would things be different right now? >> first of all, there would be a petition to have donald trump withdraw from the race and everybody else fired. a trump supporter could have just a sign that the left doesn't like and all of a sudden they will be labelled and attacked. there is a double standard in this country. and look we have known for a very long time in this presidential race right now it was going to be one that was going to pit race against race and gender against gender. that's exactly what is happening. >> i have got to interrupt. the only person inciting violence and hatred here is donald j. trump. first he made fun of a disabled journalist. then he kicked a journalist out of the

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and joining us from dallas is katrina pierson with the campaign. thanks for joining us, katrina. donald trump said he has been brutalized bit coverage but you would agree that hiring a campaign manager and raising only $3 million in month is fair game. >> it would be fair game for scrutiny in they reported it in the accurate context. with regard to corey lewandowski, donald trump said himself that he just wanted to go in a different direction. i was a business decision not political. they both gave interviews speaking miley of each other and corey lewandowski is still promoting donald trump to this day but the media said insisted there had to be a villain. >> we looked at fact checking of both hillary clinton's big speech and donald trump's speech and we found more media efforts to scrutinize what donald trump said and he particularly seems to take issue with the cnn fact checking saying the clinton news network is losing all credibility. do you think cnn has been fair in the fact checking? >> absolutely not. particularly last week. after his speech. the reporters at cnn did not

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let's talk about it all with trump national spokesperson katrina pierson and s.e.l commentator hilary rosen. >> can you separate s.e. cupp and clinton supporter? >> we have a smart audience. they know. let's talk about something interesting that donald trump did in that statement. he tried to make the executive amnesty, if that's what he called it, the executive action, giving a path to legal status an anti latino move. >> right. >> when obviously it's supported by quite a bit. >> right. we've seen him do this in the past couple of days. when he talked about isis, when he talked about muslims and extremists, this might be the new tone that the paul manafort has issued and if he's going to read off teleprompter, you see two trumps, one who is more retrained and one out on the trail is the one that we've all known for the last year. >> katrina? >> well, i mean, i've been saying that from the beginning, jake. mr. trump at these rallies is his opportunity to engage with his supporters and then you'll have mr. trump on the campaign trail giving prepared speeches. this i

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katrina, thank you so much for being here. i was surprised when he got off that helicopter on friday morning, with the whole world watching, and immediately, he began to talk about the resort and not brexit. wasn't that a mistake? a mixed opportunity to appear presidential? >> you know, not at all. mr. trump is not a politician, and doesn't take advantage of these types of situations. his soul purpose for being there was to support his son, his family. he did make remarks, regarding the brexit. in fact, he talked about it even prior to going to scotland. but his sole intention of being there was to support his family. >> but the optics seemed awfully unusual. that he was touting the virtue of that course -- look, i would love to go over there and vacation. >> it's beautiful. >> i just don't know if he advanced his cause in terms of getting people to support him for president at a critical moment in time. good planning on his part, the r eyes of the world were on him. >> well, of course he did. he did mention that it was a real

the family of six was tubing near where the shenandoah and patomic rivers meet when 40- year-old katrina meeks' tube caught onto something in the water. she flipped off her tube and drowned. the park service warns water levels normal at harbors ferry making the rivers more dangerous. >> it's high, swift and dangerous right now. >> just yesterday two boaters disappeared on the patomic a few hours after a rapid rise in river levels. the national park service says it hasn't made any restrictions for who can be on the water but cautioned those only with experience should go out by themselves. >>> voters in six states at the polls today but no matter what happens, hillary clinton locked up the nomination. president obama called bernie sanders to say he will make an endorsement soon. nancy pelosi announced her for support clinton -- announced her support for clinton today. bernie sanders says he feels good about tonight's results. >>> people wanting to pay their final respects to boxing great muhammad ali are arriving in louisville as we speak. today some 14,000 free tickets were made availabl

what do you think about that, katrina? >> i think cnn, i think they're talking about -- melissa: go ahead. >> okay. well for the last two weeks cnn has been trying to create mr. trump policies as well as choosing his vice-presidential pick. look, here's the thing. mr. trump is keeping closely to his vest who he is considering his vice president. all the previous individuals he would be in competition for nominee would be on the list. chris christie would be one of those people. however, mr. trump is definitely not making any noise who he is choosing because it's a very important choice because it has to be someone that is in line with his philosophy to make america great again. melissa: talk about cnn trying to create his policies, making his job harder that corey lewandoski is over there? does that give reports more weight? does it make things more confusing? >> no, not at all. we don't really expect, particularly network like cnn to really report on the campaign. they have done so far good job creating their own narrativ

i'm going back to katrina or at least 2005. >> i'm going a. >> it's b 2005.'t katrina though it was wilma, the last one to make landfall with winds of 120 miles per hour to hit southwest florida on october 24th, you had katrina dennis and rita. four major hurricanes that year. tom dapper was the first on my twitter feed to get this correct. it's been 10 careyears. a long time. double scan live radar 98% of the area is dry however we have this little line developed. no lightning within these three particular cells with heavy downpour as long 55 and woodbury, 295, and the walt whitman bridge and south philadelphia where jaime apody just tweeted it's raining. one of the only locations at the ballpark so the tarp is out at the present time. 87 in philadelphia, a boundary right around this region where you have the cooler more humid air coming in from the ocean clashing with the drier, warmer air to the north and west. right now cape may only 72 degrees. tonight a few clouds and an early pop-up in locations and the remainder of the overnight. 58 in the suburbs and

. >> katrina, ike, and sandy. for most of us, those are just names.nd east coasts, those names are reminders of the incredibly destructive power of nature. emily tells us more. >> katrina in 2005, ike in 2008, and sandy 2012. all were powerful hurricanes that slammed into the u.s. in recent years. their winds, rain, and flooding so, no wonder that the more we learn about hurricanes, the better. dr. radley horton is an expert on these super storms. he's a climate scientist at columbia university. welcome. >> thank you. it's good to be here. what's the definition of a hurricane? very strong winds. it's a storm that forms over the warm waters of the tropical oceans, and as soon as that storm's winds get up to about 35 miles an hour, we call it a tropical storm. and if if its winds get up to 75 miles an hour, it's a hurricane. >> how are hurricanes classified? >> hurricanes are classified by how strong their winds are. a category 1 hurricane, which is the weakest, has winds just above 75 miles an hour. category 5, which is the strongest, is winds at aroun

. >>> joining me now, katrina pierson. she's the trump campaign's spokesperson and regina.e you both. it started on an interview with "fox and friends" where trump said people can figure it out themselves what he meant when he said there's something going on. that's what he kept saying. there's something going on, something going on with barack obama when he isn't forceful in his response. i'll give it to you. >> well, look. if you're implying that the president is doing that, that's quite a statement to make. look. this is not a new thing for donald trump. he implied he didn't release his birth certificate because he could be potentially a muslim. this has been a dog whistle that's been going on for some time. now it's no longer a dog whistle. he's saying the president is m sympathetic to isil. i think it's unfair. this is not the cleric union. we're not russia. this cannot happen in this country where you ban an outlet you don't like. >> katrina t "washington post" later softened its headline from donald trump suggests obama was involved in the shooting to suggest preside

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joining us from dallas to respond is katrina pierson, a spokeswoman for the campaign. trump says he's been brutalized by the coverage. he used that word, but surely you'd agree firing a campaign manager and raising only $3 million in the month of may is fair game for media scrutiny? >> well, it would be fair game for scrutiny if they were reporting it in its accurate context. i mean, with regards to corey lewandowski, mr. trump himself said that he just wanted to go a different direction. this was a business decision, not a political one. they both gave interviews speaking highly of each other and corey lewandowski is still promoting mr. trump to this day but the media insisted there had to be a villain involved. >> i see. we looked at the fact checking of both hillary clinton's big speech this week and donald trump's speech this week. we found more media efforts to scrutinize what trump had said, and he in particular seems to take issue with cnn's fact checking efforts. he tweeted that the clinton news network as he called it is losing all credibility. do you think cn

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>> katrina's message that she laid out is the right one to win over sanders voters. but look what has happened in the last 48 hours. we've seen a uniting on the democratic side that we haven't seen on the republican side in the six weeks that trump has been the nominee. trump has to unite republicans. the fact that he's been unable to do that while hillary clinton has been able to unite democrats in just 48 hours sends shivers down the spines of republican operatives. >> let me ask you, do you think that there is evidence that the sanders supporters are going to go to trump? are you concerned about -- even 20% will be horrible for her. >> no, i'm not concerned about it. i'm really not. i think what you're going to find with both president obama, clinton, senator warren and sanders are all out on the strump talking about why hillary clinton is the best candidate, people who support the left, progressive, center-left voters, moderates. literally, there's no one doing this for trump. there's no one. none of the former candidates are out there talking on behalf of donald

that was an error by katrina. having said that, i'll ask you, ben, about the appropriateness of going after a sitting federal court judge and mentioning the fact that, quote, he is mexican, also wrong, he is american, he is not mexican. >> no, he was born in indiana, but typical trump. it's not a surprise trump is going after people he feels victimized him. this is what he does. to go after the judge on the base of his ethnicity is bizarre. given the fact, again, his ethnicity has nothing to do with the case and demonstrates for trump who has plenty of grounds to go after this judge, he's an obama appointee, the fact he has relationings with groups that trump finds unpleasant, all those are fine, but to go after his ethnicity that demonstrates that for trump there's some bizarre question between the ethnicity of the person and the ideology the person holds. i don't know why him being mexican would be relevant. especially when he's not from mexico. >> david, why would it be? >> i think it's a non sequitur. >> why d

katrina, stand by, we'll get back to you.hey're being counted as we speak and so far still only 3% of the vote is in. she has a lead to bernie sanders 30%. we'll update you on that. much more after this. radio anncr: scorching heat today, stay cool out there! walter! stop suffering with hot ac - cool it yourself with a/c pro. in just 3 easy steps, enjoy the comfort of 2 times the cooling boosters from the #1 selling coldest air. nothing cools like a/c pro. because my teeth are yellow. these photos? why don't you use a whitening toothpaste? i'm afraid it's bad for my teeth. try crest 3d white. crest 3d white diamond strong toothpaste and rinse... ...gently whiten... ...and fortify weak spots. use together for 2 times stronger enamel. crest 3d white. >>> hillary clinton is speaking at a community event taking questions from residents in vallejo, california. what i want to do is listen in a little bit to hear what she's saying. >> we have medicalized all these problem, but then we don't have enough medical care. so it's like a c

i was reading about katrina recently. the katrina cleanup effort was primarily undertaken by a lot of hispanics. the census in new orleans shows that over 100,000 hispanics came to new orleans with help for rebuilding efforts. tulane university and loyola university have made studies into how they were working under hazardous conditions, unsafe conditions, and some of them have not been paid to this day -- 10 years after katrina or more. there were people like halliburton that got contracts from the federal government and the department of justice. the department of defense as well. these workers were cleaning up our air force bases and they have not gotten paid yet. advantage,d take contractors would take advantage. once they had finished the job and had done rebuilding, they said i will not pay you and call immigration on you or the police. to this date, there have been filing under the federal labor standards act in order for you to be paid. some of these workers worked 14 hour shifts. it is a shame that to this day th

here's the question, katrina. if donald trump's own legal team doesn't seem to have a problem with this federal judge, why is donald trump continuing to push this issue? >> well, look, mr. trump can continue to have an opinion on this issue. and point out those specifics. these lawyers are the individuals that have to deal with the judge and this court on a daily basis. now, to their legal strategy, that i can't answer for you, wolf. >> clearly, donald trump, if he really had a problem with this federal judge, he could order his legal team to file a motion to have the judge removed from the case to recuse himself. that has not happened. >> well, again, i mean, this has to do with the legal strategy of the case. i wouldn't be able to answer legal questions for you. >> the criticism is also continuing from senator lindsey graham, as you know, he was a republican presidential candidate. he told the new york times, and i'm quoting now, this is the most un-american thing from a politician since joe mccarthy. if anybody

let's bring in can a -- katrina pierson. we did a bigger picture with dr.o microinside how. how does donald trump use this to his ad vantage in the election 2016? >> well, you know, eric, it's pretty interesting what has happened today simply because, you know, only the people that are shocked are those who have created mass wealth on globalism with complete disregard for the workers. and you can only ask the working class to foot the bill to their own detriment for so long. they have rejected it in britain. here we have our own situation going on with median household incomes that have been flat. we have immigration out of control. you have hillary clinton and barack obama wanting to bring in more refugees. people who cannot take care of themselves. we have an elitism in this country who now wants to give americans benefits to the illegals who are in this country. this is donald trump's message. it is americans and our families first. >> very carefully, katrina, he has to be careful not to take too big of a victory lap because we saw big massive volatility

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we'll have an update from sandra when we come back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, nine-eleven and hurricane katrinased . >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. it's election day and taking a live look at the skyline in san francisco, overcast skies and pockets of drizzle. now, let's look at san jose. equally cloudy this morning. it's a deep marine layer. it will be slow to retreat and we have the complete microclimate forecast coming up in less than four minutes. >>> a golden retriever who saved lives during 911 and hurricane katrina has passed away. brittany was 16 years old, and her health declined and officials had no choice but to put her down yesterday. she be game -- became a rescue dog in 2000 and empowered young children. >> she retired and went on to serve her community here where for the past three years she has gone to robert rhodes elementary school in waller and read with the first graders there. >> after she was honored by firefighters, she was driven to houston where she will ultimately be buried. >>> ohio prosecutors have decided not to file charges against the mother of the boy who cl

something that katrina said in your interview said she said it's about the facts.ell, the facts are what got us here in the first place because the facts were that donald trump could not account for where the money went, the campaign was putting -- couldn't answer direct questions, simple questions about where the veterans' money went. when they through an event together with 24 hours and they had a link going directly to the trump campaign website, which raises a red flag and against the irs rules, it took a washington post reporter to shame donald trump into writing that check. >> a number of checks weren't written until the washington post article came out. >> the clinton supporting law firm in this trump university case has nothing to do with the fact that the first cases were filed in 2013 against the trump university fraud scheme. these are things that are facts. >> by the attorney general who was after the trump family for money didn't get it and started to do the -- >> okay. >> fraud before he ever run for president. those are facts that -- that's why we're

>> i do have a question for katrina. so we've just spent the better part of this conversation -- your time with us, catrin yask talking about the comments about the judge and comments about other individuals. is there conversation inside the campaign now to change or rework this narrative as we draw closer to the convention over the next few weeks? and what are those steps look like for you as a national spokeswoman? i'm sure you want to move on to other topics that are of much more substance. what does that internal conversation look like right now with mr. trump and paul maneford and corey and others? >> well, right now we're preparing for a strong convention. we are talking about the policy differences between mr. trump and hillary clinton who is likely going to lock up the nomination this week. and that's what we're talking about right now. and especially where hillary clinton is concerned. she just gave a political speech, not a foreign policy speech, that listed a number of doors that she opened for herself to put

trish: i do not know, katrina. i feel like this is a weak argument here to you are being investigated for terror. you cannot know and buy a gun. that is just the start. making another one of these common sense moves. not being consistent with who he said he was. how do you walk this very treacherous ground? >> every time you hear someone get upset about not being consistent, mr. trump is not saying what they want him to say the way they want him to say it. that is why he is meeting with the nra. they are the experts. how do we keep guns out of the hands of terrorists? more importantly, how do we get due process engaged in the matter? he is addressing the organization that would have the best policy to make that happen. how critical is it that he has the nra on his side in this one. >> it is absolutely vital. a membership. now, remember-- trish: regardless of what he is doing. >> shooting himself in the foot literally. we cannot trust you. why are we going to vote here it the mac if he can get the nra to say we need