in your future, which, by the way, i did. >> i passed four of them. >> lawyer kellyanne conway. passed four bar exams. very proud of that. and then on tv today did something that i think maybe no lawyer has ever done on tv before. there are thousands and thousands of incompetent, bad, terrible lawyers in america. and many of them end up on tv from time to time, but none of them have ever admitted that their client committed a federal crime and decided to make that admission on tv. joining us now, the reporter who rattled lawyer kellyanne conway today on the view, to the point that she admitted that, kurt eichenwald, senior writer at "newsweek." and thank you for joining us with this one, which is really the bombshell. and it's, i think one of the things people don't understand about the embargo is embargo is an extremely difficult thing to enforce. it's one thing to order people that you can't go to the country. and it turns out, it was very easy to get to cuba by going to mexico city. the american government would never know, and the cuban government would not stamp the passpor

that's why it's pretty easy being kellyanne conway on tv these days, but it's not easy being kellyanneonway on tv this morning with alisyn camerota. >> has donald trump or will he release anything from the irs, a letter from the irs proving that he's under audit. >> i'm sorry? >> will donald trump release anything from the irs proving that he's under audit? >> i don't know, why? are you calling him a liar? >> one of the first things in the unwritten rule book of campaign management, is under no circumstance do you ever ask interviewers if they are calling your candidate a liar? every professional campaign operative knows you never, ever, ever do that. and one of the reasons you never do that is that yes, the media often is, in effect, with questions like that calling your candidate a liar. unless you can prove that he's not a liar. and the other reason you never ask interviewers if their candidate, if they are calling your candidate a liar is that your candidate just might be a liar. and when your candidate is donald trump, you know, you are working for the most poisonous, relentless,

we asked kellyanne conway and the trump campaign about this.sking for corrections that ailes is on the campaign. in which case kellyanne conway lied and i would like to have that cleared up. >>> good morning. i'm dara brown in new york at msnbc world headquarters. it's 7:00 a.m. in the east. >> deadly and destructive tropical storm hermine swirling up the east coast. t >>> president obama arrives in china for the g20 summit and makes an important announcement ahead of the meetings. >>> a day of consequence in the presidential election. donald trump visits a black church. early reaction for his expected remarks there. >>> we begin with breaking weather news. it promises to be a dangerous

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this is kellyanne conway campaign manager. take a listen. >> i really don't appreciate campaigns thinking it is the job of the media to go and be these virtual fact checkers. these debate moderators can somehow do their bidding. >> we are not asking lester holt to do anything to donald trump he wouldn't do to hillary clinton, hold both candidates accountable. what do you think? >> journalists are in the business of telling the truth. if you question the candidates, you can't as the moderator become a third debater. >> fair enough. >> to say that -- rule out the idea of a moderator correcting something that is plainly untrue seems to me to be an unreasonable request. >> i think that actually threads the needle well. i agree with you. you can imagine a situation in which you're jumping in to say, actually, if you look at the broader unemployment numbers, you don't want that. but it seems crazy to rule it out ahead of time. >> kellyanne conway, notice she said journalists, then she moved to moderator. i really think you're seeing

so i asked him is kellyann conway accurate? he said i don't want to answer that. we had a lengthy exchange about it, and what he said, i published tonight. >> when you published this, the conversation was so fast and to furious, that within about an hour's time, we got the following statement from the trump-pence campaign. here is the nut paragraph, in 2011, mr. donald trump was finally able to bring this ugly incident to its conclusion by successfully compelling president obama to release his birth certificate. mr. trump did a great service to the president and the country by bringing closure to the issue that hillary clinton and her team first raised. inarguably, donald j. trump is a closure, having successfully obtained obama eels birth certificate when others could not, mr. trump believes that president obama was born in the united states. it goes on to talk more about the trump agenda, it is signed jason miller, senior communications advisor. mr. costa, are you updating your story for "the washington post"? >> we just updated our story, but the fact remains t

i say -- kellyanne conway said he was going to be the babe ruth debate.s five home runs against him. i think it was a shut-out. >> i think the only case to be made is some of the trade stuff at the beginning landed and particularly on the tpp. because he's got her a bit on the facts. she did seem to move in her opinion. she can explain that, think she did a decent job, but aside from that, yeah. >> i i was there when her husband, he came out for the trade deal in japan, right there. >> yeah, i think it was a are standard. it was a 4-1. he set it up nicely with the trade conversation and the economy argument. he kind of moved off of that and fell in the rabbit hole and figured he wanted to play there. >> any points he made in arguing about trade which was by far his strongest moments, he lost. he gave back. this is going on points. or home runs. she won many of the points. if this was a change election. change requires you to be an acceptable alternative. he had the lowest bar in

some think you will see a kellyanne conway tonight. some will say he will have a command of the issues. can he sustain that for 90 minutes? >> i think we will see tranquilizer trump early on. we will watch him go off the prompter and watch him ad lib. that is what makes him compelling television. that is what we will see over the course of the 90 minutes. the donald trump that is tame and following a script that knows what works versus the donald trump that wants to be unleashed for lack of a better word. he has great advisors like kellyanne conway and roger ailes. he is now helping trump. he has master minds giving him very good advice. of course he is prepping for the debate. if he were not prepping, what has he been doing? >> he has off the trail yesterday. he flies the plane with no press in there. one would assume he is sitting with advisers going over questions. >> it is about lowering the bar. they tried to lower expectations below the floor of the set. >> it is incumbent upon us. come on, seriously. brian used a phrase. he said

kellyanne conway said she thinks women will appreciate how he handled that.s he have the high moral ground? >> i'm not sure he gets credit for that. what he does get credit for, if he's going down this road, is just saying other things people are too polite to say. some voters do like that, even some women voters. i'm not sure he's going to get credit with the women voters he needs credit with for sort of saying but not really saying this thing. it's classic donald trump to bring up an attack and say, but i'm not going to go there. well, you kind of did go there. i'm not sure that wins you any votes. i don't think there was a huge change moment in this debate. they were both good in the ways they're usually good and both bad in the ways they're usually bad. >> minority voters? did either of them do something that would have reeled in more minority voters? >> well, that was awful when he was defending himself on the birther thing and then tried to act like he was doing it in the service of president obama and the african-americans. i mean, it's just so tone de

joining us is trump's new campaign manager, kellyanne conway.timing has been pretty good for you. he took off as soon as you got on board. we've been friends a lot of years. i'm not surprised. he's on message. we've got a poll that came out today. winning in two polls in ohio. one up by four and another up by five. he is winning by three points in florida. he has the "l.a. times" nearly five-point lead there as well. bloomberg has him up five in ohio. good numbers from him. he is losing -- sorry, winning in colorado by two points. and winning two points in nevada. winning in iowa. all of these states are key. what has changed? >> well, what has changeed is that i think people are seeing a real contrast between the two candidates. you see mr. trump out there delivering specific solutions, policy speeches. meeting in small groups with folks every place he goes. he will be in about seven spring states it week doing five rallies. a number of different roundtables in addition to policy speeches on the one with child care with his daughter, ivanka, ou

we talked to his campaign staffer kellyanne conway. llyanne: two thirds of the country actually want to go in a different direction and hillary , clinton represents the old direction. trump has talked about american exceptionalism, making sure that we don't just go into war willy-nilly. i mean, hillary clinton voted for the iraq war and has been a large part of how president obama did the democratic primary in 2008. john: among the differences between donald trump and hillary clinton on national security, what stands out as real, significant, and salient to voters? mark: this isolationist-interventionist approach is muddled, because they have moved from each other in some strange ways. you know i think rahm emanuel , and haley barbour would agree this notion of america cannot carry the burden alone. we need to be protecting america first and that includes having spending from allies. i think on things like not closing gitmo, harsher interrogation -- i am not sure if that is the mood of the country. i will say this -- john: those are sig

kellyanne conway saying both last night and today on "the view." so i'm not sure why the campaign is going forward with it. they've released this internal -- not released but obtained an internal memo that says wherever surrogates are asked about machado they should pivot to hillary clinton saying she is trying to present herself as a feminist champion and that's a joke and encouraging those surrogates to say hillary clinton attacked monica lewinsky and attacked paula jones and gennifer flowers. they are enabling this story to live longer than it should. conservative talk radio is getting upset about this. including an iowa talk radio host saying donald trump doesn't have the ability to let go, that he keeps digging himself into a hole. as you said, chris, when you're digging a hole, stop digging. >> the question i have to ask is a very political one. it's not a moral one in this sense. baghdad bob, we laugh about him because he was the iraqi official who kept say they're winning a war they're clearly losing. kim jong-un said they won the olympics

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when i heard kellyanne conway say about a week ago that donald trump now believes president obama was born in the united states, i thought that's quite change in position, so i asked in the course of a wide-ranging interview what do you think of conway's statement, is it accurate, and trump, we had a long exchange about it. he said he didn't want to engage on it, he said conway can say whatever she wants to say, and i think it was indicative of this is still a candidate that comets out of the birther movement who is a true outsider and doesn't follow the political rules. >> rose: do you believe he actually believes that barack obama was not born in the united states at anytime? or simply a campaign device? >> i can't speak for his heart or mind but you have to look at his actions. i covered him in 2011 and 12 when he was mouthing this birther crew said, he was

we'll hear from his campaign manager kellyanne conway and the head of the republican party, reince priebus. and finally, a special visit with civil rights legend john lewis at the new african american museum. it's all coming up on "face the nation." good morning and welcome to "face the ti i'm john dickerson. we begin with that explosion in new york city. it happened last night at around 8:30 at 23rd street and 6th avenue in manhattan's chelsea neighborhood. cbs news correspondent anna werner is there. >> reporter: well, streets are still closed off here in chelsea, john, as authorities continue to try to determine who caused an explosion here and planted another device four blocks north. surveillance video showed the white flash of the explosion as night sent people running. >> i heard boom. i thought it might be officials, but it was so loud and it just went through my whole body. >> reporter: units from the police and f.b.i. were quick to respond, cordoning off streets in the area and searching for evidence. about two hours later police found a device in another location four blocks nor

kellyanne conway, thank you so much for being with us. and we'll be back in one minute. >> dickerson: and we're back with the chairman of the rnc, reince priebus. mr. chairman, on friday donald trump said he no longer believed that barack obama was born somewhere other than the united states. for five years, though, he spent a lot of time on this issue, and he now says he's the one out there trying to put this rumor to rest. do you believe that's what he was doing for five years? >> i think it was something that got started in the 2008 presidential campaign, whose fault it was, you know. hillary clinton herself, her supporters, her intern, her staffers, clearly it was something that was circulating in 2008. i'm agreeing with you that he took it further, and he brought it into the public debate even more so than what was brought in, in 2008. however, the point is: people are asking him about it. people weren't asking him about it for a long time. and he came out and said, listen, i was involved in trying to figure this out, as well, and i'

here is kellyanne conway earlier today. >> i don't think he's locked up in a cabin for two weeks like other people have been or currently are, cramming their heads with microchips and binders. >> is he doing mock debates? if so, who is playing the part of hillary? >> no one is playing the part of hillary. we all know hillary clinton very well. she's easily flummoxed. she did not see bernie sanders coming in the primaries earlier. she did not do well in debates against barack obama in 2008, and she never anticipated our comeback in the last five weeks. >> and for more now, i'm joined by hugh hewitt, host of the hugh hewitt show, and jonathan capehart. both are msnbc political analysts. the trump campaign loves this contrast, clinton huddled with a team of researchers and psychologists and trump is sort of going to show up and be himself. that's the contrast they like. do you think trump's actual approach, though, is that hands-off, or is he quietly behind the scenes doing more studying than we realize? >> what i saw on the stage when i was there four times with him is he is a practiced

it ended up being much more of a stephen bannon speech than a kellyanne conway speech.ask you the same question. is your view now -- is this a cover set of proposals that he offered during the nomination about theit basically same, or would you see any sign that he has moderated atoll? -- at all? is what heways, it has said is his immigration platform. what he made clear last night is that the interests of the american worker will come first. in washington, the people driving the debate on immigration are primarily cheap labor lobbyists who want more immigration at all costs. calle way, i would not this anti-immigration. this is anti-illegal immigration. we have a country made up of people who are very generous. we have the most permanent residency of any other country by a long shot. at the same time, it does not mean we have to tolerate illegal immigration. on the other hand, i would agree with you that it is a stark choice, because i don't know where hillary clinton stands on any of these issues. does you think the border in its current state is fine? i don't know. d

kellyanne conway, i understand we have you back.ive you an opportunity to answer that last question that i have. then we will end the interview. that question is, is donald trump going to present the american public an explanation of how he will wall off his business so that there are not even illusions or any cloud that would hang over foreign policy decisions and his international business dealings? >> chuck, thanks for the opportunity to answer the question. his son -- one of his sons don jr., addressed this in part on a different network on friday. of course, we will consult with experts on what must be done and comply with the laws and what is needed. let me say, i hope the same question is asked of secretary clinton now. i mean, they have said they will shut down the clinton foundation or get away from it, the family will get away from it if she's elected. why not now? they were using the state department as a concierge for foreign governments who came in with cash asking for favors. they were given seats at state dinners. you

kellyanne conway, i give her credit. you saw it change when she came on board. know if she gets credit. her demeanor. she's very good. he's become more of a candidate i can be proud of, that i can support. i have liked to see i have appreciated the evolution of him becoming less of a gunslinger, but it was refreshing in a republican primary. it didn't suit for a general election against a formidable opponent like hillary clinton. >> a couple of things. the kellyanne campaign is different from the donald trump campaign. the reason is you still haven't seen a consistent candidate show up. you have seen donald trump in his many forms continuing to show up. they said let donald trump be donald trump. he's been that in the various ways he can do it. the other thing that's important, hillary clinton's campaign message is stronger together. it is a forward-facing message. donald trump's message since he slid down the escalator is make america great again. >> fact check. >> fact check. >> he rode the escalator down. >> very elegantly. >> should she get into the mud with

you heard kellyanne conway saying that they not have actually formally invited her.question is, in the mock debates are you preparing for anything? are you preparing for the jennifer flowers of the world to be invoked? >> well, jake, as you would appreciate, nobody knows which donald trump is going to show up to this debate and, in fact, his erratic temperament has been the subject of quite a bit of discussion and why i would argue why he's not fit to be president. this san opportunity for the american people to look at these two candidates and see which one is ready to be our next president and commander-in-chief. and i think the fact that donald trump is spending the hours before this debate on this sort of thing is indicative of the kind of leader he would be and the kindergarten of president he would be. it's a warning sign before the debate has even started about donald trump's lack of fitness, his bullying tactics that make him unfit to be president. >> information obama advisory david axelrod who wants hillary clinton to win is concerned if hillary clinton spe

kellyanne conway was asked about your article. i want to show you this. >> he did business in cuba and it turned out that he decided not to invest there. >> are you denying that his company spent any money in cuba? >> they paid money in 1998, did he spend money and he's critical of cuba and castro. he's critical of those who want to do business with castro. he talked about the cuban embargo on the show. we are talking about did his hotel invest money in 1998 in cuba. no. did she get money from seven foreign governments while she was secretary of state. yes. >> it kifirst, she said they pa money in 1998 and later, did the hotel invest money in 1998 in cuba, no. >> that was the single worst comment that has ever been made in the history of politics. she just confessed when she said the company spent money in 1998 on this cuban thing but they never invested in the country. she just confessed they broke the embargo. you are not allowed to spend a time in the united states, you need to get a government license, you need to get sponsore

kellyanne conway, i understand we have you back. i want to give you an opportunity to answer that last question that i have. then we will enter the u interview. is donald trump going to present the american public an explanation of how he will wall off his business so that there are not even illusions or any cloud that would hang over foreign policy decisions and his international business dealings? >> chuck, thanks for the opportunity to answer the question. his son -- one of his sons addressed this on a different network on friday. of course, we will consult with experts on what must be done and comply with the laws and what is needed. let me say, i hope the same question is asked of secretary clinton now. i mean, they have said they will shut down the clinton foundation or get away from it, the family will get away from it if she's a elected. why not now? they were using the state department as a concierge for foreign governments who came in with cash asking for favors. they were given seatt en seats dinners. you will see folks w

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his campaign manager kellyanne conway behind him.mp talking a bit about some of the moments tonight particularly the birther moment. republican operatives texting me tonight, one calling it devastating. we will see how this plays out with the crucial undecided voters. savannah? >> hallie jackson, thank you so much. who needs surrogates when you have the candidate, himself? chuck, you mentioned tonight was surreal. have you ever seen a presidential candidate actually go into the spinroom and do this o own spin? >> he's different and creature of the media. name drops members of the media, whether sean hannity, wolf blitzer. there was a few networks left out. i mean, my gosh, he does do that. can we just -- there was a big loser tonight. i think it was the american public for this reason. they spent almost, i would say, 75 minutes talking about themselves. talking about defending themselves or going after each other. i have to say this wasn't -- early on we got a little bit of back and forth on trade and i thought -- there were times wh

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we'll see. >> joseph, this is how john berman was talking about the kellyanne conway donald trump. this is how his campaign manager is framing tonight's debate. listen to this. >> if mr. trump has any disadvantage going into tomorrow night's debate it's that he's not really treated fairly. that's pretty obvious, if you read print reports and turn on the same station any point in the day, the coverage varies from incomplete, meaning it's all about him, negative against him, to overtly biased. >> basically, we are hearing from kellyanne conway that donald trump is the one at a disadvantage because he's the one that has not been treated fairly. he's the one that has everything against him. so it sounds to me like everyone thinks the same thing going into the debate. how can both campaigns be viewing this through the same prism? i find it impossible. >> despite what kellyanne is saying, the campaign is very confident going into tonight. to disagree with what chris toon christine is saying, i think the clinton campaign is on the back foot because of the latest round of polling. when hil

i think kellyanne conway are doing a good job. the campaign is focused on the main themes, going after white working class voters, they started to court african-american, i hope it isn't a daylight and a dollar short. i will tell you, shawn, along the lines of a blind squirrel finds an acorn once a while. it will be donald trump's willingness to spend his own it still s look around in northern virginia. do you see atrium ads? no. they should be up. they're not. >> we're starting to see some on our air. they're on air. >> they need to be more. >> forefront, you can't dispute that, but where he stands at this point, seems in flux, >> i think so he's kind of all over the map. if you want know where he stands, certainly that rally when he was so-called pivot last week in phoenix where he went after immigrants and that's really where his heart is. he wants to deport everyone. kellyanne conway and some of his strategists tell him it's not going to work. he goes the other way. he's kind of all over the map, that's certainly for something

kellyanne conway said they didn't invite flowers and don't expect her at the debate. she and other trump aides said they don't expect to bring up bill clinton's infidelities. that's a risk if they say bill clinton's past indiscretions should be pinned on hillary clinton. it is a tough sell but an indication of how donald trump felt he could get under her skin in the lead-up to this. again, we can't rule anything out. this is donald trump. it could come up. as of now conway and the aides say this is not a line of attack they are looking to pursue. >> now to hillary clinton. what's her strategy during the last few hours? >> they have been practicing throughout the weekend last night until midnight. they had several hours of practice as well. hillary clinton is trying to internalize donald trump's various positions on a wide array of subjects. she's been gaming it out with the donald trump stand-in. a long time aide and adviser who is cantankerous pushing back at her. they have been gaming out a number of scenarios. one is if donald trump happened to bring up flowers, mo

side...kellyanne conway -- trump's new campaign manager -- enjoyed that and tweeted out "whoa -- well said" -- and linked back to axelrod's tweet. tweet.that's when axelrod fired back -- this time with exclamation points.he said: transparency works both -- in caps -- ways -- @kellyannepol ls -- that's kellyanne conway. where are donald trump's tax returns -- health records -- twitter and facebook all week long.see our interviews as we do them -- chime in with what you think -- send us your favorite pictures from events you go to. every week we'll end with the week ahead... ahead...it's a chance for you to see what the campaigns are up to. to.monday -- democratic v-p candidate tim kaine and his wife will be in central iowa. the same day -- donald trump is expected to be in fort meyers -- florida.and lastly -- 51 days until election day. thanks for watchingbe sure to tune in next week to get the cl in a world where one hungry boss. there better be food up there are you're all fired! can cost an entire office their jobs. who ordered the food? and time, is running, out. someone has to tak