ana navarro, kayleigh mcenany and van jones.an, there were lots of attacks on -- not to mention the media, is that the right tactic. >> many, many new criticisms of the press. we've seen this from donald trump for days complaining about media coverage against him, presenting the press now as part of a rigged system. i think it is logical for him to make this argument. certainly his base supports it. as we said before i don't know why undecided voters would be more likely to support him because he says the press is out to get him. every time he criticizes the media, it helps inoculate him against criticism and scrutiny. i think that's what he's doing. >> is there irony in hearing donald trump talk about the noise on television when he -- >> it's beyond irony, after all, he was live on all the cable chams. the speech will be heard on morning tv, twitter and facebook. dronald trump and hillary clintn are the noise of this year. i think it's beyond ironic. >> you think his criticism of the media is fair? >> as opposed to talking abo

first one to kayleigh. here's how hillary clinton reacted to donald trump calling her a bigot. >> it reminded me of that great saying that maya angelou had that when someone shows you who they are, you ought to believe them the first time. and donald trump is showing us who he is, and we ought to believe him. he's taking a hate movement main stream. he's brought it into his campaign. he's bringing it to our communities and our country. you know, someone who has questioned the citizenship of the first african-american president, who has courted white supremacists, who has been sued for housing discrimination against communities of color, who has attacked a judge for his mexican heritage and promised a mass deportation force is someone who is, you know, very much peddling bigotry and prejudice and paranoia. >> what's your reaction? >> i thought it was an irresponsible way to respond right after her quote, she went on to say he's bringing in a main stream hate movement into his campaign, despite the fact that

kayleigh, i'm not finished. i didn't interrupt you. kayleigh, i did not interrupt you.id not interrupt you. so when he follows that up with a deportation force and he talks about replicating a program called operation wetback, when you talk about a mexican american judge saying that he can't do his job because of his mexican heritage, those are racist, bigoted comments. this quote unquote softening is not an appeal to -- >> i think for the people up here for the surrogates are saying softening, but i think the people at home, they know it's a change, it's a flip flop. he's changing his policy. this is a change in his policy, bakari. >> i mean, it is a change in his policy and it is a flip-flop. i think all your surrogates so far, kayleigh and andre and maria have started clearly when you start from a position of operation wetback which was very brut brutal in 1948 where they went in homes and gathered people up in took them back across the border, and when you talk about patterning your policy after that and today saying, no, we're not going to have a deportation force,

when you, kayleigh, were in pampers, sucking your thumb. them are so old, they were doing it when i was in pampers sucking my thumb. so i owe them a debt of gratitude and respect because they were in the trenches. they have been loyal gop soldiers, and it should be of great concern to anybody trying the lead this party and as the nominee, so many of these loyal, loyal republicans are deciding to leave because they'd rather leave than vote for this man. >> kayleigh, do you want to respond in? . >> i don't appreciate bringing age into this. millennials still allowed to have opinions that are respected. that's first. but second, there's a reason why there's anger among gop voters. there's a reason voters feel betrayed by this party, because we elect people, we send people to washington who change when they get there. faire for building a wall and then they get to washington and they're pro-amnesty. when donald trump gets to 1237, we're all going to be on board >> there are people who have been fight t in the trenches and both sides and they sh

kayleigh, you first. you heard the report from randi kaye. hillary clinton appearing tonight on jimmy kimmel. joked about her health. reportedly took her pulse and gave her a test of strength. take a look. >> can you open this jar of pickles? this has not been tampered with. this is -- oh, oh, you're going to get it. it's not been touched. >> that's so funny. >> so my question is, why are so many trump surrogates fueling these rumors about hillary clinton's health? >> you know, i think is started on some of the right wing sites then people picked up on that. i don't think it's the most fruitful path to go down. there are a myriad of scandals you can attack hillary clinton on and her health isn't one of them. now i just want to quickly contrast what some of the surrogates have said with what the candidate has said. donald trump has continually contrasted his stamina with that of hillary clinton's but always in the context of she's off the campaign trail seven days, i'm working all these days, i'm in louisiana helping flood victims, she's on ma

back with me kayleigh mcenany, anna navarro, bakari sellers.onald trump booted a crying baby from an event after initially saying the baby and the mother could stay. watch this. >> the biggest in the world. don't worry about that baby. i love babies. i love babies. i hear that baby crying. i like it! what a baby. what a beautiful baby. don't worry. don't worry. they have ripped us to shreds. ripped us absolutely to shreds. actually, i was only kidding. you can get the baby out of here. that's all right. don't worry. i think she really believed me that i love having a baby crying while i'm speaking. >> this ain't funny, don. this is not funny. >> that is funny, come on. >> cry baby. >> go ahead, don baby. ask your questions. >> anna -- >> i'm too damn sober to answer. >> usually politicians kiss babies, they don't kick them out of events. >> right. >> most of them wish they could. listen, look, listen. i think what you saw there was donald trump hamming it up for the crowd, hamming it up for the camera. remember, this is a tv personality, a real

>> yeah, go ahead, van. >> kayleigh and corey and mr.re trying to put the democratic party on trial for some of the failures in urban america. i don't a problem with that. a lot of african-american progressives are also trying to put the democratic party on trial but the way the arguments are being stacked and the positives you ever don't say about the party are hard to hear. message management and also mass germanagement. >> and we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ the first paint that kills bacteria. sherwin-williams paint shield continuously kills 99.9% of bacteria. totally breakthrough. surprisingly the same. and it's only avaiblble at sherwin-williams. farm fresh ingredients, step-by-step recipes, delivered to your door for less than $9 a meal. get $30 off your first delivery blueapron.com/cook. of a trip to athens, greece. you accidentally booked a flight to athens, georgia. with travelocity, there's no fee to cancel or rebook most flights within 24 hours. travelocity® wander wisely™ california's clean air laws we've cut toxic pollution. we're

has to be about hillary -- it has to be about a system that is not going to treat him fairly. >> kayleigh, the system is working when he's winning and it's rigged when he's losing and the polls are correct and laudable when he's winning. what's happening here? >> this was a show of confidence. he is making the point i am so confident that i'm going to win the state that the message was taylor made for it. >> kayleigh, he was talking about law enforcement coming out to enforce and prevent mass voter fraud. that does not sound like a confident candidate. >> there were four warrants issued and there is a history of election fraud and has it tur d elections? not to anyone's knowledge. we know florida came down to a few hundred votes and to put the spotlight on this before the election happens i think is very smart. we tend to parse every single syllable from donald trump and this is a display of confidence. >> what is the parsing of the words there. >> he's saying i am so confident i will win that the only way i can lose is if hillary clinton cheats and we parse every word and i understand th

cnn political commentator and donald trump supporter kayleigh macanaly.ayleigh, i want to jump right into this, you know, the speculation that donald trump may drop out of the race, and here's why people kind of think that's possible. remember when donald trump said this, listen. >> if i don't beat crooked hillary clinton, she is as crooked as the three dollar bill. if i don't beat crooked hillary clinton, i will consider this a tremendous waste of time, energy and money. >> so kayleigh the polls came out and of course hillary clinton got that bounce after her convention. is it possible that donald trump could drop out? >> no, it's not possible. that seems like a far-fetched conspiracy theory. when you look at national polls, he's trailing hillary clinton, degs spite this bounce, just trailing her by 5 points. so there's that. and you look at state by state. he's within striking distance in pennsylvania and michigan in state polls. it's absurd to suggest donald trump will drop out. voters put him there and he respects the voters who put him there. i think

kayleigh, this is about expanding the base. that's what the general is about. numbers from all the trump and hillary clinton polls from their matchups. this is from may 4th until today. found out of 28 polls that meet cnn's standards, trump has only been ahead three times and they've been tied once. so what's your reaction there? is this -- can you give us an example of how he's expanded the base since this has really turned toward the general election? >> i think today was a good start with the reaching out to bernie sanders supporters. we've seen him do that a little but i think the big moment, don, will be in the debate when hillary clinton and donald trump come face to face, that is the big reset moment where we're going to see two different policy positions lined up and see these two positions vying against one another. if the conventions were a big bump for hillary clinton, the debates are a big opportunity for donald trump to cut through her message and say this is what i'm proposing. i think the debates is where he's going have the opportunity. >> clear

cnn political commentator and donald trump supporter kayleigh macann is here. doug hyde join us. cnn political commentator and hillary clinton supporter maria c cardona is here as well. kayleigh, my understanding what donald trump told anderson last night is this is his current position on undocumented immigrants. he sees no path to legalization for the 11 million undocumented immigrants here. no path to legalization. however, he won't commit to the fact that they all should go. >> what he's saying is they have to go back and return if they want any chance of legalization. >> but he isn't committing to forcing them to leave, correct? >> he's committing to removing the criminals. he's starting there. after that, it's a negotiation with congress. that's how these things work. it's a compromise. >> so the criminals will go. the noncriminals, he's not committing to the fact that they have to go. >> he's saying -- his starting point is with the criminals. which is what he's always said. here's the thing with donald trump. his position is one of security. if we want to talk about flip-

back with me, betsy mccaughey, also kayleigh mcenany, bakari sellers and ana navarro.talking about african-americans and husbaispa tonight. listen. >> it's a disaster way african-americans are live in many cases. and in many cases, the way hispanics are living. and i say it with such a deep-felt feeling, what do you have to lose? i will straighten it out. i'll bring jobs back. we'll bring spirit back. we'll get rid of the crime. you'll be able to walk down the street without getting shot. right now, you walk down the street, you get shot. look at the statistics. we'll straighten it out. >> so what's your reaction, refrain to african-american voters now is what the hell do you have to lose? bakari? >> i have a lot to lose voting for donald trump. it gets more and more insulting, more and more condescending. it shows the reason you have to have diversity in your workplace, diversity in your business, diversity on your campaigns because i believe if he had some african-americans around him, they may be able to get to donald trump and tell him that's not how you talk to pe

this one goes tod kayleigh.been talking about the father of the orlando shooter sitting behind hillary clinton. and then the disgraced congressman sitting behind donald trump. he resigned after he had sexually explicit text messages to teenage boys. do you still maintain your statement that these people are vetted? >> i definitely think both campaigns are going to be vetting now, as they should. having siddeeq mateen sit behind you, who is pro-taliban, very anti-gay and says gay also be punished, this is not the person you want sitting behind you. i'm asked constantly, why does david duke support your candidate? i think hillary clinton should be held to the same standard. >> that's a good question. so why was someone who sent sexually explicit texts to teenagers sitting behind -- >> he's a former republican congressman. i couldn't want either sitting behind me. >> is there a difference here? >> i think sometimes the imperfect happens. the problem is, donald trump decided to make this massive deal about it, and j

that's not fair. >> it is horrific. >> kayleigh, can you retract that.s not fair. >> to say how they will be different than barack obama and how they will get african-americans out of this vicious cycle where you're in a failing school and then one-third of african-americans are in poverty and that is horrendous. it's time to live up to the promises that have been made to this community and everyone deserves a shot to the american dream. i have to correct something you said. donald trump was positive and he said african-americans have fought in every single war and they've raised the national conscience. you don't want to hear good things from donald trump. he was very good today and he was on the cutting edge of civil rights at mar-a-lago. >>. >> wait a minute -- [ indiscernible ] >> civil rights and mar-a-lago don't go together. >> i know what you said. you lied. mar-a-lago, he was the first person to allow blacks and jewish individuals into his -- into his club. in fact, he brought a lawsuit against other clubs part of which allege they weren't allowi

kayleigh, you heard clinton's speech today and she was using trump's own words against him.own words. how does he argue with this? >> first i would start by saying if he's been this bad on race issues going back to the 1970s she probably shouldn't have gone to his wedding and embraced to his wife like she did. this is in the words of alan west, a former black congressman in a way no one has said in history. he sat with pastor mark burns, listening to the issues in the prak community and trying to find a way to reach out. and devoid of not one policy proposal. maybe you can name one. i didn't hear a single policy proposal in the whole speech. >> basil, 75 days to the election? can he turn on that dime? >> no. succinctly no. look, jack kemp, for example, the republican who has actually done really good outreach to communities of color and sadly, he's passed away and that to me was where republicans could have done more in communities of color and what he's done and what donald trump has done and he's spoken at black people and not to them. he's not gone to them. he's tried to

kayleigh, let me turn to you.ald trump will be looking at and how much of this is just publicity so that we will all be watching? >> i think dana bash is important to point out nfl schedule. he pointed that out early on. it is really important to him that people tune in. >> there are a lot of games. >> i know, but this is his reset moment. hillary clinton won the convention game. she came out with the biggest bounce. this is his moment to reset his campaign, to introduce himself to the american people, to contrast his vision with hillary clinton's. he wants a maximum number of people to be watching. i'm sure he wants to ensure he's asked about substance and not just about some of the controversies that we get day in and day out. i'm sure there is a myriad of terms he wants to put forth to make sure they are both asked substantive questions, they both get the maximum number of viewers. >> absolutely should be fair and square. i have a feeling lots of people will be tuning in. thank you both so much. >>> let's go st

>> well, i agree with kayleigh.e can just go around and just have government or whoever going around patrolling people who are selling whatever outside the gates of those particular rallies or conventions but what i can say is you have people like rudy giuliani who likes to say that mateen's father, who was there sitting behind hillary clinton, is drawback to hillary clinton for some unknown reason other than just being a face in the crowd and i don't want to impugn this guy tonight on donald trump, i don't believe that's fair. so i hope that trump surrogates take the same approach and don't impugn everyone who shows up at a rally as a part of their campaign as well. >> thank you. we'll be right back. stop... clicking around and start saving at hilton.com book direct... and get the lowest price online is depression more than sadness? ♪ it's a tangle of multiple symptoms. ♪ ♪ trintellix (vortioxetine) is a prescription medicine for depression. trintellix may start to untangle or help improve the multiple symptoms of

i thought you might raise your hand, kayleigh. i'm glad you did. what do you think he wants to do with the 11 million undocumented illegal immigrants? >> this to me was really a contrived inconsistency controversy. because donald trump mentioned wanting to soften his position to sean hannity. he also mentioned he's listening to voters. voters are telling him they don't like this aspect of his plan. what he is doing is signaling priorities to the american people. he's saying, look, priority one, putting up the wall. mexico's paying for it. priority two, people have to obey the law to come back in. priority three, e-verify. these are priorities. and getting the criminals out of the country which, by the way, barack obama, just last year, released 20,000 illegal immigrants with criminal records into society -- >> just to be clear, up until a week and a half ago, you agree, he did say the 11 million undocumented illegal immigrants, he said they have to go, he said that clearly, they have to go. >> yes, and now they -- >> he's saying get the criminal on

k kayleigh and corey, congratulations on that point. i think it's immensely troubling that the audience is not reflective of what america looks like and that goes toward what donald trump is saying more than anything else. he can go to baltimore. he can go to, you know, the heart of brooklyn. he can go to cleveland. he can go to all of these places, but the crowd is still not going to reflect what america looks like because he's not talking about american values. >> kayleigh, does it surprise you that he continues to use this, what the hell do you have to lose? you're walking down the street, you're going to get shot. >> it doesn't. in the whole hour of his speech probably 20 minutes of it were devoted to giving solutions. you have naacp against charter schools. that hurts african-american students who want to get out of some of the failing schools we've seen in these inner cities. we've heard improper school choice. we've heard him suggest we need to bring more money here. 24% of franchise business owners are african-americans and he w

i'm sorry, kayleigh, the stare of death at me.of the matter is right now, if he wants to win in november, he better start moderating his positions and trying to open himself up. >> the mark -- let me go to basil here. jorge ramos came out. whether today was a huge day for donald trump or not, interesting what he just said. the president of mexico looked weak and shy next to donald trump. that's a very significant thing to say. there is no more important meeting that donald trump could have had and in his dreams he never would have had a chance to have the meeting. >> the mexican -- >> jorge ramos saying the mexican president looked weak and shy. >> i don't know if he looked weak, but he did demure somewhat, i would agree with that and donald trump also looked unprepared. he looked uncomfortable. >> there's no of course about it. i think he looked unprepared and it waisn't his forum while we talk about the optics, i would take that the president went at him and said that you need to treat mexican immigrants as real people that are

what i find to be interesting, kayleigh brought it up.ing here focusing on donald trump's claim -- we've got more specifics on donald trump's claim, yet we have nothing on hillary clinton. the woman who has flip-flopped who is the queen of pandering to the hispanic community. she was the one saying she was all about taking children and sending them back home. >> i remember her answer ago on. >> back in 2016. it was on her website. >> i do remember her answering questions during the debate with jorge ramos about that and donald trump argued -- donald trump argues that she's to the left of barack obama. is she to the left of barack obama? >> believe so, but look, the reason we're talking about this is because donald trump turned this into a story. this was supposed to happen last week. he canceled it and now it's happening tomorrow, right? >> the story right now is because -- the only reason it's a story right now is because donald trump -- guys, guys, the only reason this has been a story right now is because donald trump who has been very

here to discuss that, patrick healy, "the new york times" political correspondent, kayleigh mcenanye,dona. and bob, odd man out because he's not in the studio, editor in chief of thehill.com. we will still debt you in. maria, i'm going to get you to go first. cnn's new poll of polls, if we can put that up. is, do you think one strong speech is enough to right the ship for donald trump? >> it's tough to right the ship when the ship is sinking. and i think that's what you're seeing, the panic from the republican party. every single day you have more and more republicans coming out saying this is not a man that is fit to be president, this is a man who would be dangerous to the republic if he comes anywhere near the oval office. i think that's why you had panic within the political party, why you had the intervention why you had finally, apparently, donald trump able to follow a script and at least not insult anybody for an hour and a half. if that is the bar we now have for somebody to be presidential, i think it's a sad day for the whole country. i love these polls but as i've said, th

kayleigh, i get it. a lot of people feel, still feel pain, i get that.omy is sluggish for many people. but to say it is horrendous, that's going a step too far. i did want to ask you this, kayleigh, mr. trump agrees with mrs. clinton on one thing. both of them want to build infrastructure, right. i want to get the numbers right. i'm going to look at this. so hillary clinton has proposed $275 billion for infrastructure, and mr. trump has proposed $550 billion in infrastructure. here is what he said, here is what he said in a recent interview. listen. >> we have a great plan, and we are going to rebuild our infrastructure, because without it, and by the way, her numbers are a fraction of what we're talking about. >> how much are you talking about? >> at least double her numbers. >> so he wants to invest all that money into rebuilding infracture. president obama has wanted to do that forever, so some might say it's a pretty surprising that donald trump has the same idea, kayleigh. >> obama wanted to take taxpayer money. he wants to take taxpayer money, not

i want to play them and talk to you and kayleigh. let's play that. play it. >> once the border is secured and we get rid of the criminal elements, which i'm going to start before the wall, before anything, we're going to start that day one, we will look into various situations is. but, again, people are here illegally. and we have to remember that. they're here illegally. so we will see what we will see. but we're going to start off by securing the border, by getting rid of the horrible criminal element that's causing tremendous havoc, drug dealers, gang members, et cetera. and i think people will be extremely happy. and i'll be announcing something within the next two weeks. a very comprehensive plan on immigration. >> i mean, kayleigh, obviously, there was supposed to be a speech about this already. donald trump last night told me it will be next week. now it seems like it's going to be two weeks from now. clearly, they are trying to figure something out. they are trying to figure out what their plan, at least for the 11 million or however many it

hey, look, i take kayleigh's points about bringing up the e-mails.ry clinton, one of her vulnerabilities in this race is transparency. and all the questions raised by the e-mail saga. and if you want to have the moral authority to prosecute that case as donald trump, well, then you've got to do what every other presidential candidate has done in the modern era and show us the tax returns. >> that's a fair point if we're talking about transparency. >> especially when there are legitimate questions about where his money comes from and whether there's any overseas income. >> i think you bring up a very good point. if she's going to demand e-mails, she needs to be transparent as well. and even -- >> just politically if he wants -- just politically to make that case against her, this would help him. obviously the campaign has decided it is better for them -- they have more to lose by releasing those tax returns because there's something in them that they don't want us to see than there is to just gut through this and have us criticize them for the next th

kayleigh, let me begin with the f manafort news. it is welcome like we think of trump as this successful businessman. if you use the metaphor of running a company, it's like he's had three ceos in four months which, to me, doesn't look so good. >> well, what i see it as, there were three phases of his campaign and he picked the perfect person for each phase. cory lewandowski brought home the biggest primary win any gop candidate has ever had. then it came time to secure delegates. he brought in paul manafort, the be delegate expert who expertly navigated the delegates. kellyanne conway is a mother of four, she's studied this her whole life. >> i'm hearing "phases." i know others would disagree with you especially in the wake of the rnc. but on the "regret" message last night, what specifically was he expressing regrets for? >> anything that anyone felt hurt by. that is what he was expressing reget for. it was a very personal speech. he personally wrote this out with a pen. i think he came to a moment where he said, look, i see there

i want to bring in bob beckel, kayleigh mcenany.l cohen, special counsel to the trump organization was on with my colleague earlier. >> say it's not a shake-up but you guys are down and it makes sense -- >> says who? >> polls. most of them. all of them. >> says who? >> polls. i just told you. i answered your question. >> which polls? >> all of them. >> okay. >> he's asking me, what are you going to ask me? i'm going to show you the polls. he's down in colorado, florida, north carolina, virginia. states that he needs. he's also down nationally. do you recognize that he is not winning now, which is what brianna was asking him. >> the issue isn't whether you're winning now. >> the question was do you recognize he's not winning now. >> i recognize according to those polls, he's not up in those specific polls. i could read numbers like anybody else. there are other polls, the l.a. town polls, bloomberg, even nbc which donald trump has consistently outperformed, up 6 points. i'm very confident in the next 82 days we'll win this election.

she is married to him. >> should he be going there, kayleigh? >> yes. here is how it's relevant. first, as women, we can all empathize with huma. he praised her today, saying she's very wise to step away from this situation. with r maria is wrong, it absolutely compromised all of us in the public. she has access to highly sensitive information. huma, at one point, left highly sensitive information in her car in a foreign country. there's a history of having this around her and at her home. to potentially have cia asset names in a home with anthony weiner that could have been exploited, picked up by other people, that's when a private matter becomes a public matter. he is right to put the spotlight on this. he said she's wise to walk away. when you're in a highly public position, the public is, nvths at risk. >> a guy known for oversharing. >> that's definitely true. anthony weiner has a history. the idea that the trump campaign is trying to make this an issue is a big stretch. it's an over reach of the biggest sort. if you want to go this route, let's talk about steve bannon's do

>> i agree with kayleigh. he needs a reboot.ee that he needs a reboot after all of the last two weeks from the judge, the khan family, russia, paul ryan, the whole sort of -- he's gotten off the message for him of barack obama, hillary clinton. remember, 84% of the american people are angry. they say the country's on the wrong track. 82%. excuse me. 1.2% gdp growth on friday announced. this is an election for donald trump to lose and he has to work at not losing it. he's got to find the right psychology and right sort of message dislynn to use newt gingrich's phase to win this election and get back in the election and win it eventually. >> kent, is there anything donald trump could do at this point that would bring you back into his side i guess? >> i think that donald trump's track record speaks for itself. you look at his statements. denigrating women. looking down on people with minorities. most recently the one that was most poignant for us in the harvard republican club was his utter lack of respect for the family of a fall

. >> out front now, kayleigh mcmainy, and advising on the security issues and robert marks who advised08 and hillary clinton supporter and basil smikle is also with me. let me start with you, general. president obama the literal founder of isis. he was given an opportunity in that interview. it was hugh hewitt the radio host. he said you mean they came in and filled the vacuum he said no, the founder of isis. >> crazy talk. this president is not the founder of isis. clearly there's culpability and a lot we could have done in iraq and it was premature and the conditions were not set. we wanted a status of forces agreement so we could retain a presence and so we could continue to grow the iraqi government and help with governance and help grow a military and that didn't happen and we marched out way too soon, but the president is not the founder of isis. the core of isis are a grieved former saddam military folks who guys like me when i was in iraq put those guys in jail because we broke the military down. big mistake, we shouldn't have done that. a bunch of those guys went to jail and t

trump supporter kayleigh mcenany.h trump would apo apologi apologize. they're still trump supporters. do you think this has been more of a turning point than some of the other so-called controversies have been in the past for donald trump? do you think because it's not a politician, it's mr. and mrs. khan? >> not necessarily. you know, we'll just break it down to the fact that donald trump's going to say the things that are on his mind. he is not a politician. he is a businessperson. and he is running for president of the united states because he wants to change the direction of this country. he's going to upset the establishment. that's part of his design. he's going to shake it up. both republicans and democrats. he's called both out all during the course of the primary and during the course of this general election. he's going to continue to do so. and, you know, i think he's right for doing so. >> kayleigh, you support him, not supporting paul ryan even though paul ryan opened up the convention and has endorsed do

i want to bring in betsy mccoy who is supporting donald trump and kayleigh macenany. fir donald trump has said in no uncertain terms that 11 million illegal immigrants have to be deported. some question, do you think he's backing off now? >> i'll tell you what he's doing, this is the natural evolution. he's made it clear there will be a wall. no surprise about that. every nation has a right and an obligation to enforce its borders. and sadly, the united states has failed to do that in the past, and that has created an enormous economic burden, particularly for labor in this country. but on the other issues, he needs the cooperation of congress. he understands there are three branches of government in the united states, and when he met with hispanic leaders this weekend it was obvious that he would have to map out a practical way, and he's always used the words "fair and humane", fair and practical and humane way to deal with illegal immigration, but i would say this, more than anything about donald trump's approach to immigration. it is not racial. it is based on two

kayleigh, i want to start with you, very little good news for donald trump and virtually no good newsoday, as a trump supporter how worried are you? >> hillary clinton has the advantage right now and so worrisome are the state polls particularly in the rust states and states where donald trump as the republican nominee has an advantage at winning over someone like ted cruz. he resonates with these working class voters and we see him dragging behind double digits in most of those states. and the really good news is when you look at the fox news poll from yesterday on the economy, he's up by five points and on who can handle isis, he's up by nine points. the problem is his message is not getting through. he was off message this week. if this is an election about issues that americans care most about which are terrorism and the economy he wins and if it's about his judgment, he loses. >> the other good news is it is august, right? it's not the end of october. however, and you're no trump supporter and you have your finger on the pulse of other republicans right now, when they look at the

richard, joseph, david, kayleigh, tara and peter. david, i want to start with you. this is the last news conference president obama is giving before he goes off on a two-week vacation. effectively his final summer event. he talked about isis, talked about the iran cash exchange which has been in the news lately, talked about donald trump. what message do you think he wanted to leave with the american people, with voters, before his vacation? >> i think he wanted to leave a message that the country's in safe steady hands. he intentionally chose the pentagon to make this statement in. that is about 60% of people in this country don't actually think he's been very good in dealing with isis. i think he's probably trying to shore that up. but i also think very strongly that he wanted to present a contrast in personality and temperament to donald trump. it wasn't what he said, it was the way he was. that is -- temperament does matter in politics. it matters in the presidency. oliver wendell holmes, senior, kayleigh will know this from law school days, famously said of fra

kayleigh, at this stage in the campaign, you want to win over as many supporters as you can. there are 50 people on this letter. a lot of them are republicans, and have worked in a lot of republican administrations. would these be good people to have on board the trump campaign? >> of course, but i think the republican elite in washington have very much been out of step with the republican base who elected donald trump in overwhelming numbers. what is going on with that letter, in the republican party, you have the john mccains, the lindsey grahams, more hawkish views more in line with hillary clinton's foreign policy. the other wing of the republican party is america first, let's not get involved in libya and syria, open space for isis. that is what that letter is more about, rejecting the america first wing of the party. >> matthew waxman says the letter really is about temperment. he thinks donald trump is unfit to be president. >> i happen to agree with him, so do a lot of other people. it's not just about the washington elite, that's a copout. these are people who have s

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i want to ask kayleigh because you went to law school and donald trump insinuated something criminal has been going on here. have you seen any evidence of something criminal happening here from what we've seen so far. >> certainly if there were special favors being gained there is a credible argument under the rico statute that rudy giuliani has proffered. >> the supreme court came out and said just having meetings and that kind of thing is politics as usual. that happens. >> you have no proof. >> you have to prove intent and that's very true and that's very hard to prove and it's donald trump's call for a special prosecutor and you appoint a prosecutor when there is an appearance of improp righty. >> bill clinton meeting with loretta lynch just before she clears her of charges is improp righty and the fbi saying the clinton foundation is being investigated. >> there was a disagreement about it because they didn't feel that there was sufficient evidence. they looked at everything, but i will say is clearly, this is creating an issue. >> you heard the statement and that is an indicati

talked about a real solution. >> kayleigh, and then we have to go. >> african-american individual is0 for a white individual it's $142,000. that is horrifying. >> absolutely. >> what has barack obama done and will hillary clinton do to remedy that gap? >> first of all, he took great pains against republican obstructionism to keep us from going into another great depression. and, yes, that mattered because at the height of the great recession, unemployment for african-americans was double digits. it has now been half that. we have to go further but barack obama has done a lot. >> the latest on hillary clinton's e-mails, and trump calling for an investigation. >>> james carville joins us when 360 continues. when heartburn comes creeping up on you. fight back with relief so smooth and fast. tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. tum-tum-tum-tum-tums smoothies, only from tums. hey, you're yes, sir. clarence! you know, at the model year end clarence event, you can get a great deal on this 2016 passat. steve. yeah? c

. >> kayleigh, is that something you want to see him do? >> what i want to see him do is build a bridge and there were a lot of people looking at the obama administration with frustration and worry. when you see a number of officers killed in dallas and in milwaukee, six businesses burned to the ground and when we see baltimore and riots there is a lot of unrest at home. a lot of people thought barack obama had the opportunity to be a bridge between the african-american community and those sometimes on the wrong end of police brutality and the police community. barack obama hasn't been that bridge and donald trump tonight to speak to the economic plight of the african-american community and say, look, there are incidences of police brutality that need to be addressed, but overall law enforcement is good. police are good and they're there to protect you and enforce the law. if he can build the bridge, that's what people wanted to learn for eight years. >> we are learning that the trump campaign will start general election campaign ads in fiv

my panel is with me, alex burn, political reporter for the new york times, kayleigh mcnerney and amandapenter and clinton supporter corinne jean pierre. three of the past four cia directors in the past few days said that donald trump is not acceptable to them. hayden said so earlier this week. you have morale now and leon panetta in incredibly strong terms said it at the convention last week and was also in an interview saying that with us. that's pretty damning. >> i think they're taking political stances, honestly. if you look around the world we can't afford four more years of the last eight years when you've had 30 isis affiliates, and i think they should be introspective and ask themselves how we got to this point and ask themselves if they're the best to recommend how to go forward given the trajectory we've had so far. >> basil, three of the last four. >> it's a pretty amazing thing and to be honest what they're responding to is this capriciousness that donald trump exhibits and they can't trust his leadership. it doesn't show mere inexperience. there is a political immaturity th

maggie haberman, donald trump supporter kayleigh mcmainy and basil smikle, clinton supporter and let'srt with the speech that trump just wrapped up. it was 93% white and he could have gone to detroit and made this in front of a largely minority audience. he didn't. let's listen to his pitch. >> what do you have to lose in you're living in poverty. your schools are no good. you have no jobs. 58% of your youth is unemployed. what the hell do you have to lose? >> i mean, clearly, this isn't a mission, kayleigh that he can't win even if he got all of the working-class voters, but why did he make this pitch there in front of an almost all-white audience? >> he made this pitch on a national audience and it was broadcast on several major networks and i don't think the cosmetic makeup of his audience that was physically in that room -- >> why doesn't it matter? >> what matters is what he said is that democrats have failed the african-american community. don't take it from me, take it from tavist smiley, a liberal commentator, where they're failing on almost every single indicator. >> the fact

this goes to kayleigh.ing about the fad of the orlando shooter sitting right behind hillary clinton the other day and then we have the disgraced congressman in 2006 sitting behind donald trump. he resigned after they discovered that he was -- he had sexually explicit text messages with teenager boys we heard mr. vickers say he was not vetted to sit behind the candidate. do you maintain his statement that these people are vetted. >> i think both campaigns will be vetting now as they should, but i mean, having seddiqu seddique mateen very anti-gay and saying gays should be punished, this is not a guy behind you. i'm asked constantly, why does david duke support your candidate. i think clinton supporters should be held to the same standards. being asked why seddique mateen was sitting behind. >> he was a former republican congressman sitting behind donald trump. i wouldn't want either sitting behind me. >> is there a difference sneer. >> i think that sometimes the imperfect happens on these campaigns. the prob

kayleigh mcenany, trump supporter with me in new york.uy cecile back with us today, hillary clinton supporter, co-chair and chi co-chair. simone sanders, democratic strategist, formerly with bernie sanders campaign. alice stewart, cnn political commentator and republican strategist and david chalian, our cnn political director. david chalian, let me begin with you. as many. americans i think for the first time are familiarizing themself with this movement called alt right, why do you think she's honing in on this and why today? >> well, listen. both candidates are pretty clear in what their strategy is. they want to make their campaigns all about the other guy or they want to make their opponents an unacceptable choice. they think that is what serves them best. we are going to hear so much more in the next 75 days from each candidate about their oboeo opponent than we are lily e li hear about their own policy proposals. hillary clinton's been fund-raising the last many days. obviously donald trump has been much more aggressive this week t

. >> kayleigh, can you understand why some people say that? >> he's never said he won't accept results of the election. i think he will win the election so we'll gladly accept those results but i think there is a lot of lack of faith and we finally have a candidate who is willing to expose the obama administration and those things that have undermined america. when you target tea party groups, yet lois lerner gets away scot-free. >> calling hillary clinton the devil. is that someone you want to sit in the white house? >> there's context. he said bernie sanders made a deal with the devil. he clarified by saying his met f metaphorical devil is hillary clinton. >> kevin, kayleigh, tim, thank you so much. i appreciate it. >>> just ahead here, donald trump and his son definitely raising some eyebrows with their comments about sexual harassment in the workplace. fox news anchors today are weighing in. we'll have that conversation. >>> and, we are getting new word, another high-profile republican is announcing she will vote for hillary clinton. who i

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