how the donald treated katie tur in their contentious interview. >>> time now for our video verdict. donald trump is a very aggressive guy when you get him in the interview chair as i found out last week at trump tower. >> i think that they criticize you, and your instinct, like a boxer, is to punch back. >> i do punch back. i believe in punching back? but even by his boxing match standards the tonight was pretty hard in nbc's katy tur in their seemingly endless sit-down. >> i'm talking about oil, oil areas, not talking about civilian areas. >> civilians are near oil areas. >> give me a break. give me the next question. sounds good. wrong statistics check your next. it's really none of your business. are you going to mention the ones that do like trump? while i'm wasting my time talking to you, which is essentially one-sided, wasting my time talking to you i could be doing deals on other things. i'm missing out hundreds of millions of dollars. you're not bringing up anything new. you're acting like a great reporter. >> your research says that there are immigrants on the whole -- >> c

back to you. >> katy tur for us on the ground. katie, thank you. chuck todd will have much more on immigration and the trump factor right here tomorrow morning on "meet the press." >>> overseas now, a massive car bomb attacked today in cairo, raising new questions about whether isis is expanding its deadly campaign. the violence is being followed closely here in the u.s. we get more tonight from kristen welker at the white house. >> reporter: egyptian officials surveyed the devastation in cairo. where isis has claimed responsibility for this car bomb attack. one person died many more wounded. today, afghan officials claim a u.s. drone strike killed a top isis leader in afghanistan. u.s. military officials can't confirm that and some doubt it's true. the pentagon admits drone strikes in eastern afghanistan, killed dozens of suspected isis and taliban officials earlier this week. >> you're not looking for a one time cure you're trying to contain the symptoms. >> that threat may be growing. the air campaign against isis has focused on targets in iraq

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we begin in phoenix tonight with nbc's katy tur. katy? >> reporter: peter, sit a tense atmosphere out here. protesters are screaming, chanting. trump is speaking to his biggest crowd yet. estimates put it at 5,000 people. >> we will win! >> usa! usa! >> reporter: on the streets of phoenix, the mercury matched the rhetoric. 105 degrees and angry. a hot topic with hot opinions. >> what do you think about his comments on latinos in. >> he talk the truth. he didn't even say anything wrong. and i'm surprised very much that people are upset with him because he tells the truth. >> this guy's an idiot. he is trying to divide people instead of uniting the people. >> reporter: inside a crowd of thousands here to see what donald trump, the presidential candidate has to offer. >> this is absolutely unbelievable. thank you, everybody. >> reporter: here since 4:45 this morning, this woman wanted to be the first in line. why are you such a strong supporter? >> he's a man that says what he says and he doesn't back down. >> reporter: it was originally sch

in an interview today with nbc's katy tur, trump continued to hammer away at mexico. he accused the government of dumping people here they don't want in their country into our country. let's watch. >> don't try and convince me that there's no crime, that it's wonderful. the people that are being forced in, and these aren't just mexican people, the people that are being forced -- mexico doesn't want people. they're forcing them into our country, and we're taking them and we're putting them in our jails and our hospitals and we're paying them money through different sources. it's a disgrace. don't tell me about safety. are you trying to justify safety on the border? i don't think so. >> governor, he was derogatory towards this interview. he had that sneer on his face like you're stupid. he was like using her as a tackling dummy for what he didn't like. >> this is a train wreck and donald trump is the engineer. putting the thing up to 150 miles an hour around an 80-mile-an-hour track. as long as he's in the race, nobody else will get a word in edgewise. how can you not c

let's start with katy tur in south carolina. katy? >> reporter: lester, the voters at these campaign stops tell me that they do not trust politicians, they don't trust the media, but they do trust donald trump because he is speaking bluntly to them. and they say he'll have no one to answer to, especially not the republican establishment. >> whoa. >> reporter: donald trump once again delivering his brand of firebrand politics on stage in south carolina. this time taking aim at hometown senator lindsey graham. >> then i watch this idiot lindsey graham on television today -- >> reporter: for saying this on cbs. >> i don't care if he drops out. stay in the race. just stop being a jackass. >> reporter: in return trump read graham's personal cell phone number to the packed crowd. >> 202 -- >> reporter: and while graham tweeted "probably getting a new phone," his campaign fired back. "donald trump continues to show hourly that he is ill prepared to be commander in chief." but lindsey graham wasn't today's only target. >> i see rick perry the

katy tur, nbc news, new york. >>> now to our ongoing series "hooked: america's heroin epidemic." there are some alarming new numbers out from the cdc showing a dramatic rise in the heroin epidemic in this country. between 2002 and 2013 the number of heroin overdose deaths nearly quadrupled and the number of women specifically using heroin doubled. tonight some of the changing faces behind those numbers. our national correspondent kate snow reports. >> reporter: 26-year-old shay had the same dream a lot of us did growing up. >> i wanted a very like simple american life. graduate high school, go to college, get a car, and then i wanted the whole married and, you know, having a baby type of deal. >> reporter: she and her boyfriend are expecting now. but her story is complicated because of her heroin addiction. like so many it started with a dependence on prescription painkillers after a neck surgery when she ran out of pills she turned to heroin. she kept using for a year and a half. >> you ran out of money eventually. >> yes, ma'am. >> lost your jobs? >> yes, ma'am. i lost my home.

kate, it's unclear what fairly means in this situation. >> katy tur in iowa tonight. thanks. >> tomorrow on "meet the press", chuck todd talks with two other presidential candidates, republican governor john kasich of ohio and bernie sanders who is running for the democratic nomination. >>> as for the man they would like to replace, president obama spent his first day in kenya, east africa, his ancestral home. it's a country where he's treated like family but also where he spoke bluntly today about some of the issues kenya faces. our senior white house correspondent chris jansing has the story from nairobi. >> reporter: huge crowds on the streets of nairobi today hoping to catch a glimpse of the man viewed as kenyan royalty. president obama hopes to use that popularity to pressure kenyan leaders on democracy and human rights, particularly gay rights. >> as an african-american in the united states, i am painfully aware of the history of what happens when people are treated differently under the law. >> at a frank and often pointed press conference, the president sugges

i will create military where nobody's going to mess around with the united states. >> katy tur along with chuck todd here with us. katy, he's still suffering fallout with his business dealings over all this. >> celebrity chef jose andres has backed out of opening a restaurant in trump's d.c. hotel, and nevada republican senator dean heller says he will be giving back the campaign contributions that trump gave to him and giving them to charity instead. >> and chuck, he said in that interview that we wouldn't be talking about immigration if it weren't for him. is he right? >> he's 100% right. okay, let's put that on the table. we are having a conversation on immigration. not a great one. not the most substantive one. but yes, we're having one because of him and what he's brought to this campaign. and i think another part of this that we can't ignore is that there is a chunk of the american electorate he's speaking for. this is a chunk of the american electorate that does feel left behind. the middle class part of the country that feels as if the middle class isn't the best place to go r

katy tur, nbc news, new york. >> reporter: this is peter alexander in washington. while lieutenant commander john mccain was locked in a north vietnamese prison cell surviving a plane crash in 1967 only to endure five years of interrogations and torture, donald trump, the son of a successful real estate developer, was on his way to an ivy league degree. as trump writes in his 1987 autobiography other "the arlt of the deal," when i graduated from college, i had a net worth of $200,000. i had my eye on manhattan. like many others trump avoided the draft thanks to four student deferments and a medical deferment for what his campaign describes as bone spurs on both heels of his feet. this weekend trump couldn't remember the details. >> which foot did you have the bone spur in? >> you'll look it up in the records. i don't know, it's in the records. >> reporter: when trump later entered the draft lottery, he received a high number. >> well, i got very lucky. we had lottery numbers. and i guess this was my biggest factor of luck in my life. >> reporter: while mccain follo

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katy tur, nbc news, new york. >>> we've got our eye on some wicked weather this evening. communities on high alert as a nasty storm system brings torrential rain and widespread flooding to the northeast. while in the south three are confirmed dead and at least five people are still missing in the aftermath of the major flooding in kentucky. we get more on this from nbc's john yang. >> reporter: officials and family members desperately press the search for the missing in rural eastern kentucky after torrential rains triggered devastating flash flooding. >> pray for those that are missing. >> reporter: among them scott johnson, 34, swept away as he carried his 74-year-old grandmother, willa may pennington, on his back. her body was found among debris. that same storm system moved east with high winds and driving rain. new jersey shore vacationers made the best of it. since yesterday morning from the plains to the east coast at least 373 reports of wind damage, 37 reports of hail damage, and five tornadoes, including an ef1 twister in cookville, tennessee. >> big pieces of m

nbc correspondent katy tur got a chance to sit down with him. what follows one of the most bizarre political interviews i've ever seen. >> why are we in new york? i've been to new hampshire many, many times. i love the people there and we've had tremendous success, tremendous crowds. nobody gets as many standing ovations and i spent a lot of time out. i was in south carolina reasonly and we're all over. i'm going, this weekend i'll be with clint eastwood in california. a tremendous group of people. i'm going to arizona this weekend. i'll be all over the place. >> you were one of the only candidates who didn't campaign during the fourth of july. pretty much all of them were in new hampshire. you were there. no campaigns this week. >> it didn't mean anything. i was actually getting more news coverage than anybody else by far because i'm the one who brought up the whole situation and the whole mess with immigration and what the mexican government is doing to us. so i didn't have to be and i would have been if they wanted me to. i decided it wasn't

we get more now from nbc's katy tur. >> reporter: at the old post office pavilion just steps from the white house donald trump is building his latest luxury hotel. here his immigration stance isn't just politics. it's personal. one worker who did not want to be identified told nbc news today, "we came to work to get ahead and not do anything bad. all the people i know are workers, not rapists." according to the "washington post," many of the workers on site are immigrants. some crossed the border illegally but are legal now while others remain quietly undocumented. >> the workers were both angry about what donald trump had to say about them, and some were worried about being pushed out of work. >> reporter: in a statement a spokesperson for trump said "our contractors are required to have prospective employees produce documentation that establishes identity and employment eligibility in compliance with immigration law." meanwhile, there's also word today that the pga and trump have parted ways. now at least the ninth organization to cut ties. >> what about the fallout? i mean companie

washington post" fix blog julie paste, white house correspondent for the associated press, and nbc's katy tur live in scotland. katy,first to you. there you are at turnberry and donald trump, one of us? very interesting to see the way new hampshire -- average new hampshire voters were reacting. >> certainly. that's what you were hearing generally from voters i spoke with either in new hampshire or iowa or south carolina or arizona or texas. they enjoy that he speaks his mind. they think that he's telling the truth to them or at least his version of the truth. i think voters out there are getting a little tired of political double speak and trump comes out and he says exactly what's on his mind. here in turnberry, did the same thing. supposed to only take questions about the golf course and golf in general and instead of taking political questions, even touching into foreign relations, if you will he said that he would be a very good diplomat despite what people may think. he believes he would be very good at uniting the world. one of the big problems with america right now is they are too pol

katy tur is live in south carolina. casey hunt is live in ohio. let's start with katy tur with what we expect o to hear from donald trump. doesn't strike me he's going to back down or apologize, but we don't know. >> it doesn't seem likely he's going to apologize to john mccain. he did dial comments back a bit last night saying he has respect for him and that in his statements were misunderstood, he takes them back. but after he did not call the war hero, he did call him a war hero. we expect him to touch on this. there are a lot of veterans in the crowd. a number of trump's people have been troll inging the audience trying to find veterans to speak to afterwards on stage. a photo opportunity that some of them are describing. and so we do expect for him to speak about veterans issues. unclear on the specifics. he's had had a lot of big talk about issues. you want to fix veterans issues and wanting to build a wall between the u.s. and mexico but he hasn't laid out any of these specifics yelts. we'll see if he actually does say anything that he woul

katy tur, that statement below. you said you wanted to make a couple of clairerificationclarifications. >> he was not happy for a couple of reasons. one is we brought up the washington post and the hotel. he says if somebody is not documented they're hiding it and he doesn't know about it. he also was unhappy with the pew stats so i'll read you exactly what the stats say. the crime rate among first generation immigrants, those who came to this country from somewhere else is significantly lower than the overall crime rate and that of the second generation. >> donald trump, i can't tell if he was upset or if he enjoyed himself. you know, take us -- we saw a lot of behind-the-scenes there and clearly he was not happy. was it a public not happy or was that meant for us to see? >> it's significantly different watching it on the monitor than it is actually being there. it felt more like we were having a rapport and going back and forth. the fact that they were extremely unhappy with the interview when all was said and don

nbc's katy tur is joining us from iowa. t to what, we expect this afternoon. >> well he should be getting here around 12:30. he's going to take the stage, talk to his supporters, give a similar stump speech if you will where he's going to hit on what a great businessman he is and how he needs to bring that business savvy to the white house and we imagine he'll take down some of his opponents as he's been doing at these rallies. then maybe a wild card. i don't know, he tends to throw out these wild cards a lot. sending out or talking abouting lindsey graham cell phone. sorry, hard to talk with this guy talking behind me. or calling john mccain not a war hero and then a war hero. he likes to throw out these bombs, if you will that get people talking. >> he does do that. imagine that we will let you listen to the speech katy and get back to us if something big happens come 20 minutes or so from now when he takes the stage. thank you, katy tur. >>> well today, new insight into the chaos that erupted into the moments after louisi

you can see more of katy tur's conversation with trump tonight on nightly news with lester holt.t starts at 7:00 right after nbc news at 4. >>> now to a problem with no easy fix for metro. there are too many trains trying to squeeze in to the tracks on the same time in virginia. and it's leaveding to lower on-time performance. adam tuss has been looking at agent documents, live with the silver line slow down. adam? >> reporter: that's right jim this is going to be a huge issue for metro going forward and believe it or not, it all started the day the silver line opened. silver, orange blue all trying to squeeze through rosslyn and it isn't exactly working. >> oh i'm not surprised. won't be surprised at all. >> reporter: metro documents now reveal since the silver line opened about a year ago the orange, blue and silver lines have all seen their on-time performance drop. base clay lot of trains are trying to share the same track and there's congestion. >> i really think that something should happen. >> reporter: john is a blue line rider and says he has noticed the downward trend,

katy tur has more. >> reporter: good morning.s going to head directly to the border and then have a meet and greet with local law enforcement. now trump has staked his campaign on immigration specifically undocumented immigrants. ones from mexico more specifically. angering a lot of latinos. losing him business deals and makes him the target of his republican candidates. this town right here is about 86% latinos so we'll see how it goes once he gets here today. he's also talked about building a wall across the entire border. that border crosses four states. it is 1,954 miles long and if he were to build it and he told me the other day that it would be impenetrable, but experts say if he were to build such a wall it would cost well into the billions of dollars and aaron, he has told me that he expects mexico to pay for that wall. back to you. >> katy tur, live for us in texas. thank you. >>> charles county investigators are looking into the officer involved shooting. the officers found a man waving around a knife and threatening t

republican presidential candidate donald trump sounded off about the iran nuclear deal with nbc's katy turisten. >> he dealt from desperation and he shouldn't have been desperate. first of all, we're giving them billions of dollars in this deal, which we shouldn't give them. kept the money. second of all, we have four prisoner over there. we should have said, let the prisoners out. they shouldn't be over there. you -- one's in there because he's a christian. he's a pastor. one's in there, a writer. i mean they shouldn't be in prison. so he should have said we're not doing anything let them out. they would have let them out in two minutes. if the right messenger delivered the message. they should have been out at the beginning of the negotiation, not tend. who would think we would do a negotiation and have four prisoners. >> what about the principle of the deal? >> the principle is terrible. we have to be able to inspect immediately, immediately. we don't have to inspect immediately. any time, anywhere we should be able to call any time anywhere. we have to be able to go in and inspect. and

nbc's katy tur has more. >> we will win! >> usa! >> reporter: on the streets of phoenix, the mercury matched the rhetoric. 105 degrees and angry. a hot topic with hot opinions. what do you think about his comments about latinos? >> he told the truth. he didn't say anything wrong. and i'm surprised very much that people are upset with him because he told the truth. >> this guy is an idiot. you know? he's trying to divide people instead of uniting the people. >> reporter: inside a crowd of thousands here to see what donald trump the presidential candidate had to offer. >> this is absolutely unbelievable. thank you, everybody. >> reporter: here since 4:45 this morning, this woman wanted to be the first in line. why are you a supporter? >> because he says what he says and he doesn't back down. that's why i like him. >> reporter: his speech scheduled for a smaller crowd at the arizona biltmore. organizers had to move to the phoenix center. noticeably absent the two outspoken republicans. >> is this good for the republican party, senator?

i don't think so. >> that was nbc's katy tur at an interview with donald trump. joining me now jimmy williams, from blue nation review and an msnbc contributor. good saturday to you. we're waiting for donald trump to talk some for. a couple of speaks, and a news conference in between, coming up in the next hour or so. you've been watching this story over the weeks. it seems to maybe defy some people's logic here. >> what trump is doing is tapping into a vein running through certain segments or strata of american society and this is fear of foreigners for all intents and purposes. and by the way, this is not just a republican or democrat think. this is independent, and people sick of politics, some identify with what he is talking about. i personally think that he is reprehensible but he would not be gaining the traction and the polls are completely evident of this, he would not be gaining the traction if he were not talking about something that a lot of people are concerned about. now again, he's playing on fear. he's trying to scare supreme into believing someth

rnc came just hours after trump sat down for an extensive and at times testy interview with nbc's katy tur. trump told nbc he has nothing to apologize for and he vowed to keep immigration at the forefront of his campaign. he also downplayed the impact the controversy has had on him financially. >> this is too important. yeah, i'm losing some contracts, who cares? people politically -- they're weak and they want to be politically correct. you wouldn't even be hearing about the word immigration if it wasn't for donald trump. immigration is a word illegal immigration, i brought the whole subject up. >> but yesterday trump lost another business partner, jose andre says he is backing out of a deal to open a flagship restaurant in trump's new washington, d.c. hotel. in response, trump promised to sue the chef for the entirety of the ten-year lease. joining me now, "washington post" columnist dana milbank and rich galen. thank you so much for joining me, gentlemen. >> nice to be with you. >> dana, let me start with you. you wrote in "the washington post," there's one party that can't dump trump,

presidential candidate donald trump to tone it down after his bomb bass tick interview with nbc's katie tur. >> i have a great relationship with the mexican people. i have many people working for me. i have many legal immigrants working for me. many of them come from mexico. they love me. i love them. if i get the nomination i'll win the latino vote. >>> and coming down after an emotion emotional debate south carolina lawmakers vote to remove the confederate battle flag from the state house grounds. >> i cannot believe that we do not have the heart in this body to do something meaningful such as take a symbol of hate off these grounds on friday. >> and a very good thursday to you. i'm kristen welker reporting from washington. negotiations over a nuclear deal with iran are at a critical stage today. my colleague andrea mitchell has been following it all and she has the latest from vienna. we know that secretary kerry has had a series of meetings over the past several hours shours. the big question remains, are they any closer to getting a deal? >> i'm not sure they're really closer. this is

katy tur, what do you got? >> not many numbers right now.says is they have filed with the fec. we don't have that entire pdf document but what they're calling highlights touting how well think he is and worth in excess of $10 billion. he said last month $9 billion and somehow come up with another billion dollars in that time. >> good week. >> they also tick off a number of the over $50 million boxes on this form. they say that this form was not made for a man of his wealth. that's why they have had to tick all of those numbers. as for debt not releasing the numbers and say it's relatively low and made $362 million last year and that nbc over the years paid him more than that for "the prentiss" and yot able to come back and do it. mostly right now, guys it is himing his own horn saying how well think he is. they have 30 days to release the pdf. they can't confirm or deny they have it at this point. we should expect to see something in the next day or two. >> all right. leading trump-ologist, katy tur, thank you. >>> before lawmakers begin the

you had katie tur. >> kacie is great. >> they didn't explain what was happening. that was absolutely a happening. and when i got off the plane, there were, you know, tremendous numbers of people. i will say, joe, 95% of those people were cheering madly in favor. i read and i hear -- >> donald, i have to go back to you. i think sometimes you are actually on tv what mika says i am in private. somebody that can listen to somebody saying 95% things that are nice about me and i seize on the 5% and obsess on it forever. kacie hunt actually was talking about how it was like a presidential motorcade and said it was very big. it was a happening and the biggest happening of 2016. i want to follow up though, donald, on a question that was asked of you yesterday. it really is a tough question. so i think a lot of americans support you as far as the border, making the border tough. >> and other things, joe. >> of course. i know, donald. my god! stop being so thin skinned! >> yes. >> so i love it. so donald, the tougher question is what do we do with the 11 million undocumented

nbc's katy tur tells us more. >> reporter: just days from the 4th of july donald trump is now going at it with an iconic american brand. macy's today becoming the third company behind univision and nbc to fire the outspoken mogul and presidential candidate. officially taking the donald's menswear line off its shelves. saying that macy's stands for diversity and inclusion and it won't tolerate discrimination. after trump said this about mexican immigrants. >> they're bringing drugs. they're bringing crime. they're rapists. and some i assume are good people. >> reporter: today trump brushed off yet another blow to his business stating both macy's and nbc totally caved at the first sign of potential difficulty with special interest groups who are nothing more than professional agitators. in new hampshire on tuesday trump stuck to his guns. >> i understand everybody loves what i'm doing in terms of the border because we have to stop the il [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: what makes donald trump appealing to you as a presidential candidate? >> i think out of all the candidates he's pro

nbc's katy tur has details from laredo, texas. >> reporter: making good on his tough talk, donald trump took his campaign to the border today. >> the wall will save you a tremendous amount of money. >> reporter: people in laredo, texas, didn't embrace him as he had hoped, stepping off his plane to protest and into controversy as the border patrolmen's union which initially invited him dropped out early this morning morning saying an endorsement was never discussed for any presidential candidate. >> they are petrified and afraid of saying what is happening and they are the ones that invited me. >> reporter: trump came anyway, instead getting a tour from the mayor. for those who live here, immigration isn't so cut and dry. do you think the people that cross over are criminals or -- >> some are. some aren't. but you can't paint them all with the same brush. >> my grandfather is a mexican, and my grandfather worked hard to put his children through school and put food on our table. >> reporter: trump's visit a chance to once again control the message, moving the focus away from john mccain a

. >> now, this morning on the "today" show, nbc's katy tur is digging into the numbers. she'll have the latest on this dispute. a "usa today" suffolk university poll shows trump leading the republican field, but still losing to hillary clinton by a wide margin. >>> larry hogan may want to check out tom's forecast this morning. he is hosting a cookout in annapolis, kicking off a campaign to buy local food in the state to succeed in the buy local challenge, you have to use one locally grown product next week. tonight, they'll make their own local food based meal at the government house. should be nice weather so far. >>> a special forum happening about what to do if someone steals your maryland. state police and someone from the government's office of personnel management will be there. they organized the meeting after millions of government officials had their information hacked last month. if you want their help go to black rock center for the arts on town commons drive. >>> news4 is working for you this morning. virginia among the states where lyme disease appears to be

more tonight from katy tur. >> they came out early waiting in the sun in iowa humidity for donald trump. >> i admire his candor. >> he's a getter done guy. reporter: texas, new hampshire and arizona trump supporters sound like an echo chamber. >> he tells the truth. >> he'll be our next president. >> he will stand firm. >> hitting the establishment and the press every chance he gets. >> this has been a big week. first of all hillary is now officially officially under investigation. it's just a game that goes on in washington. >> iowa's biggest newspaper, banned after editorial called trump a bloviate side show. >> it is not respected around here. >> the latest to take trump for saying something he didn't like. think john mccain or lindsey graham. here the household median is just over $52,000. many say it was his business savvy that brought them out. >> i just want to see relief for small businesses and farmers. >> is that the biggest priority for you right now, business? >> pretty much. we talk about the desire to bring jobs. >> no politician can do that. >> trump already spent $2 mill

reince priebus called the real estate mogul on wednesday, but not before a candid sitdown with katy tur. more now from katy. >> more political fallout for donald trump after rnc chairman reince priebus called trump wednesday asking him to tone down his controversial rhetoric on immigration. >> it was a candid conversation. donald trump was asked to soften his tone on immigration, but we're not sure he listened. his advisers say he'll continue to fight on. >> and more financial fallout as a celebrity chef backed out of a deal to open a restaurant in trump's d.c. hotel. it comes after trump doubled down on his comments on immigration. >> i will win the latino vote because i'm going to put them to work. i will attack jobs back from china, take jobs back from japan. >> in a wide ranging no-holds-barred interview where he's making news and getting reaction. on twitter, donald trump has changed the conversation. this is a very good thing. it was a waste of viewers' time all day with trump's tribe. enough already. from mexico and immigration -- >> they send them to our stupid politicians and w

katy tur is here with me on this busy thursday morning. good cityto see you. what are we expecting as far as mr. trump? >> 1:00 p.m. local he's going to go directly to the border and he is after that going to have a meeting with local law enforcement. this down, as you said is mostly latino. it's unclear what sort of welcoming he's going to get here, but he will be here at 1:00 p.m. today regardless. this morning donald trump is set to make his first visit to the mexican border as a presidential candidate. he's made border security his rallying cry with these controversial comments about undocumented mexican immigrants. >> they're bringing drugs. they're bringing crime. they're rapists. and some, i assume are good people. >> two weeks ago, trump told me he's visited the border three or four times before. >> but when was the last time you were there? >> um probably three years ago. >> how do you, if you haven't been there in three years, how do you know that it's such a problem? >> because i knew it was bad then and it's worse now. >> insisting his comment abou

very colorful shall we call, interview between republican presidential candidate donald trump and katie tur. he spent nearly an hour on the phone with trump following that interview talking about a wide range of topics and a source briefed on the conversation says prevus urged him to tone it down. here he is doubling down on the comments he made at his announcement speech. >> i'm talking about the mexican government force ms. bad people into our country because they're smart. they're smarter than our leaders and their negotiators are better than what we have. like to a degree you wouldn't believe. they're forcing people into our country. this guy that killed wonderful young woman from san francisco, he went back to mexico. they forced him out. they force people into our country. and they are drug dealers and they are criminals of all kinds. we are taking mexico's problems. i have great relationship with the mexican people. i have many people working for me. can you look at the job in washington. i have many legal immigrants working with me. manufacture them come from mexico. they love me. i