father of orlando terrorist omar mateen as he sits squarely behind the democratic rally in kissimmee, florida last night. sadiq mateen who supports the taliban as he puts it 100% and says god should punish gays. mateen endorses clinton and says clinton is the best choice for america. >> clinton is good for united states versus donald trump. i love united states, and i have been living here for long time. lou: so far hillary clinton and her campaign have refused to disavow mateen's endorsement. a stunning double standard. former kkk grand wizard david duke endorsed donald trump back in february. the media hounded trump for weeks, even after he had initially disavowed him asking him whether eddies avowed duke. we'll take up national liberal media bias for former reagan white house political director ed rollins. also with us tonight senior political columnist for the national journal ron and a lot to talk about tonight, including a rising number of questions about hillary clinton's health. some critics voice a concern that clinton may not be fit to fulfill the duties of the presidency. we'll be

he's right behind hillary clinton in kissimmee, florida, yesterday. this is a guy who after his son killed all these people, said, well, the issue of homosexuality and punishment belongs to god. it does not belong to a servant of allah, but i'm really sad he has committed this action. then he said our warrior brothers in the taliban movement and national afghan taliban are rising up, so he supports the taliban. then all the hillary campaign can say about it is, well, it was a 3,000-person rally, open door to the public. when you add that to the fact that hillary takes money from a country like saudi arabia, where men tell women how to dress, women can't drive, women can't go to school or work with a husband's permission, gays and lesbians are executes, christians are persecuted, you can't build a christian church, and you can't build a jewish temple. the clinton foundation took up to $25 million, and the clinton library took $10 million. would you take money from the saudis? >> no, and i will say this, that i heard about that, and i saw the picture of

trump will take the stump in kissimmee florida around 7 pm tomorrow evening. >>> breaking news -- still looking at some rain across the area. it is winding down. some very heavy thunderstorms across the region. the pictures are anywhere from the upper 70s overnight, the showers are winding down. he will wake up to sunny skies tomorrow morning. i do not see any rain in the forecast until 2:00 or three clock. >>> breaking news from disney, the park announced its main street electrical parade will parade with the longest parade. the lights are synchronized to music. >>> he is facing child abuse charges for hog tying his daughter to keep her from running away. he wrapped his daughter's hands and feet into tape and then fell asleep a few hours later the child escaped and went to a neighbor's hou. to a rocky start. more than 65 families are's duck waiting all day long to register their students at the high school. frustrated mothers and fathers waited eight hours. school officials say the long lines and delays are normal on the first day of school. due to the amount of students registering on

. >> donald trump is speaking in kissimmee, florida. cnn's jim acosta is there. he said it again tonight, didn't he? >> reporter: he did. you might say, john, he's quadrupling down and this is the fourth event in 24 hours during which donald trump did say that president obama is the founder of isis and he is the founder of isis in a true sense which, of course, is not the case and that is not the case. president obama is not the founder of isis and donald trump went on to say why he feels this way, if only the president had left a small force in iraq that perhaps things might be different and keep in mind, that runs contrary to what donald trump said to cnn in march of 2007. he told wolf blitzer in march 2007 that the u.s. should declare victory and leave. he said nothing at that time about leaving a residual force. there are people on both sides of this debate and that president obama should never have used jv when referring to isis and should have left a small, residual force. and they pushed back on all of those argument, but donald trump isn't using those arg

that was at a campaign rally in kissimmee, florida last night. trump has been an outspoken critic of the iraq war. meanwhile trump's running mate -- mike pence -- attacked hillary clinton and the media during a rally in downtown milwaukee last night. when he does his talking, he doesnt go tiptoeing around the thousands of rules of political correctness. he tells it like i american people hear him loud and clear cheers :20 governor scott walker introduced pence at last night's rally. and democratic presdiential candidate hillary clinton blasted donald trump's economic plans. she spoke at a rally in michigan. "there's a myth out there that he'll stick it to the rich and powerful because, somehow, he's really on the side of the little guy. don't that hold corporations accountable. the latest polls showing clinton with a double digit lead over trump. coming up next - chief meteorologist rob haswell has your full forecast...and more on the flood watch in effect today. plus - yet another child injured on an amusement park ride this week. the latest acc

"the five" in case this campaign season isn't nuttier than a snicker factory, let's go to kissimmee, floridaary spoke mentioning the victims of the pulse nightclub attack. >> i have to tell you how grateful i am for the leadership and the people of orlando and central florida for your love and compassion. i know how many people, family members, loved ones and friends are still grieving and

he turns 20 time for his round of 16 matchup. >> kissimmee, florida, give them a shout out. thank you for all your support, and thank you my family, hi mom, hi dad, hi y'all. >> i love that. giving mom and dad a shout out. >>> let's take a look at the latest medal count this evening. month. team u.s.a. in front with 69 medals. >>> a beautiful night. temperatures falling slowly. 79degrees is where we currently stand early this monday morning. so your weather headlines for the rest of the night, radar expected to ram quite, mainly all the rain now over the gulf. as we go into the week ahead, it's your typical mid-august watching one system way out in the atlantic. i'll show you that in a second. overnight tonight, when you wake up tomorrow you'll see 77 degrees with sunshine and a few clouds. tomorrow, hour by hour, those numbers climb quickly through the 80s, getting into the low 90s by the afternoon. we'll top up right around 92. thunderstorms will likely start to fire after 1:00 p.m. chapel. 77 brooksville. 80s in bartow. right now, fairly quiet. we did have a couple of sho

kissimmee, florida. obviously a critical swing state, thomas. this is one of what we anticipate to be several trips in the coming weeks and months ahead of election day. >> but the biggest pressing concern right now for floridans, zika and what's taking place between local officials and elected members of congress. >> reporter: right. so today secretary clinton is going to be touring a health center in miami that is treating a number of zika patients, and her message there is going to be to congress to pass legislation that would go toward funding research and treatment and trying to find a vaccine for this disease. and she's particularly going to focus on republicans in congress and urge them to call back a session and to vote on legislation that has been pending. that's just been sitting there. republicans are already pushing back and saying that, look, it's democrats who wouldn't sign off on this legislation. well, the reason for that, thomas, is because it includes controversial cuts to planned paren

and he used it this morning and this afternoon and we expect him to do it at this rally in kissimmee, floridahe'll be out here in a few minutes and that accusation that barack obama and hillary clinton are the founders of isis and it creates criticism that he's being hypocritical. it's fast becoming a go-to line of attack for donald trump. that president obama and his former secretary of state hillary clinton gave birth to isis. >> i call president obama and hillary clinton the founders of isis. they're the founders. in fact, i think we'll give hillary clinton, you know, if you're a sports team, most valuable player. mvp. you get the mvp award. >> reporter: trump's rationale is that the president's withdrawal from the iraq war created the conditions on the ground for terror group's rise to power. >> he hates them and he's trying to kill them. >> he is the founder. the way he got out of iraq, that was the founding of isis. >> the problem is trump once advocated a speedy pullout from the war, too. >> you know how they get out? they get out. that's how they declare out. declare victory and leave

major garrett, cbs news, kissimmee, florida. >> here's what nancy pelosi had to say about donald trump and his isis remarks. >> it's reminiscent of demagogues who want to be in the bess no matter what they have to -- press no matter what they have to say. they make their verbal poo poo any place to get attention. while many sta >> the clinton campaign for its part accused trump of trash talking the united states. >>> while many states like california are moving toward legalizing pot, tonight the government continues to just say no at least when it comes to medical marijuana. the dea rea federalled today there is no currently accepted -- reaffirmed today there is no currently accepted medicinal treatment in the united states. that means in the eyes of the federal government marijuana remains a schedule 1 drug, the same as heroin and lsd and use is only permitted for strictly controlled research. >> it's not about danger. stuff in schedule 1 could be really dangerous or not as dangerous. it's whether or not it's a safe and effective medicine. >> i think it's bogus and i think it's protec

that was at a campaign rally in kissimmee, florida last night. trump has been an outspoken critic of the iraq war. meanwhile trump's running mate -- mike pence -- attacked hillary clinton and when he does his talking, he doesnt go tiptoeing around the thousands of rules of political correctness. he tells it like it is, and the american people hear him loud and clear cheers :20 governor scott walker introduced pence at last night's rally. and democratic presdiential candidate hillary clinton blasted donald trump's economic plans. "there's a myth out there that he'll stick it to the rich and powerful because, of the little guy. don't believe it. not when he pledges to rip up basic rules that hold corporations accountable. the latest polls showing clinton with a double digit lead over trump. lets get to cracking.. after the break -- the pros from red lobster are here to teach us and tailgating tips. we learn from the pros on how you can create the most unique wisconsin tailgate. plus, how you can win at tomorrow's brewers game. and carl is live at t

. >> and last night's rally in kissimmee, florida, the father of the nightclub terrorist was spotted sitting in the stands behind the candidate. an official for the campaign said the rally was a 3,000 people open-door event and the campaign was unaware of his attendance until after the event. they say hillary clinton disagreed with his views of the father of the shooter in orlando. john, your thoughts? >> i'm not going to blame the hillary clinton campaign. anyone can attend these rallies. he has said he supports the democratic party. why wouldn't he support hillary? she wants to allow terrorist nations to continue to immigrate to america. of course his views are going to be more in line with what hillary and the democratic party are pushing. to think they solicited him to go to the rally is ludicris. >> but she does -- >> well, she is allowing them to. the fact that she is not doing anything is music to that guy's ears, clearly. >> it is not going to do anything to fundamentally change anything. the people what already don't like hillary clinton and already have preexisting conspira

we are live in kissimmee, florida. >> you remember rubi oncho.e decided after he lost the primary to donald trump that he actually did very much want to stay in the senate. his primary is pretty late. this primary not really expected to be much of a problem for rubio. he has basically ignored his who essentially run as a donald trump-type type of candidate. this was kind of a wade open not. rub irk o suggested that potentially he is not well. he got into a domestic dispute. you're going to seed florida become a real test kis, whether or not he can run for the nominee. he called him a con man. >> we will turn to debbie who is fighting to hang onto her house seat. leaked a mails appeared to undermind the presidential campaign. alex joins us from florida where he just interviewed congresswoman, how tight is this race going to be? >> reporter: well, this is the first prior she has faced aft after -- moe had her up about 10 percentage it has become a proxy kiegt for him. he me he is galvanizing people who don't typically tourn. sanders los histic. the

she made a plea directly in kissimmee, florida about the help she needs. >> i need your help.t beating around the bush. i need your help. i need you. i need you to be sure that we get everybody registered to vote who is eligible to vote. i invite you to be part of the campaign. >> reporter: the clinton campaign is registering voters across the state. nowhere more than the i-4 corridor from st. petersburg to the ocean across central florida in orlando. that is where so many puerto rican voters live. the clinton campaign reaching out aggressively believing young people can help deliver a victory for her to the white house. the clinton campaign is out working the trump campaign. they have 12 offices on the ground. two more opening this week. the trump campaign has one central office in florida. it has other republican offices helping them out. no question the road to the white house for trump runs through florida. republicans believe he cannot win it without winning the state of florida. that is why the clinton campaign is coming back to florida again and again. she'll be campaig

father of orlando terrorist omar mateen as he sits squarely behind the democratic rally in kissimmee, florida

"the five" in case this campaign season isn't nuttier than a snicker factory, let's go to kissimmee, florida hillary spoke mentioning the victims of the pulse nightclub attack. >> i have to tell you how grateful i am for the leadership and the people of orlando and central florida for your love and compassion. i know how many people, family members, loved ones and friends are still grievin a

"the five" in case this campaign season isn't nuttier than a snicker factory, let's go to kissimmee, florida. there, hillary spoke mentioning the victims of the pulse nightclub attack. >> i have to tell you how grateful i am for the leadership and the people of orlando and central florida for your love and compassion. i know how many people, family members, loved ones and friends are still grieving and i want them to know that we will be with you. >> this is strange. right behind her, in a red hat and not a trump one, stood mate mateen, the terrorist dad. i thought this was fake. how could he get that close to a candidate. he has more screws loose than after an earthquake. there he is. why? he likes hillary. maybe he remembers her husband pardoned terrorists that set up 120 bombs in the united states. anyway, her camp says they didn't know this pro-taliban extremist was a stone's throw from her. in the words of the taliban, you don't want to be a stone's throw from anyone, especially if you are a woman. seriously, this is who shows up at a hillary rally, a pro-taliban, gay-hater. the media d

the pilot reported engine trouble when traveling from kissimmee, florida. the plane went down. the six people on board four of them dentists returning from a convention. >>> a building may have been hit by hackers. resorts says maleware was put in place in a couple of locations. it may have stolen payment card data tkaouring tens of thousands of transactions. none of them are in north carolina. >>> google's company, is rethinking the high speed after roll outs are more expensive and time consumer than anticipated. according to the journal. google fiber is hoping to use wireless technology to conphebgt the homes of the company spent millions to install fiber optic cables in several major cities including including the triangle. >>> a controversy shows the need for federal action. homeowners can only sit in wait. laura leslie explains. >> reporter: we are here in wayne county at this home. the debate is raging, state and federal. how much chromium is safe for people to drink. federal and state regulators do not agree so far with environmental advocates. in the meantime, she knows

. >> meantime, she held a rally in kissimmee, florida.ave spotlighted this man behind her in the red hat and mustache who turns out to be, this is the father of the man who murdered those 49 people at the pulse nightclub in orlando. unbeknown unbeknownst to the clinton campaign. what are they saying about this? >> brooke, so awkward and such a strange situation. he is sitting right behind her. i was at that rally. there were some 3,000 people there so i don't spot him but a florida reporter who's seen him before and talked to him. so they went up and talked to him afterward as he drove back down to his home in south florida. he said, look, i support hillary clinton and i was invited to in rally because i am a democrat. he's given some small contributions to local democratic efforts over the years. but the clinton campaign certainly embarrassed by this. they're trying to down play it and say, look, we did not know that he was in attendance pat all. we didn't know he was on stage until it was called to our attention afterward. they aren't d

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. >> a raucus crowd in kissimmee florida, the worst mass shooting in american history. she began thanking the city leaders and the police for the response to the pulse nightclub massacre. >> i know how many family members and loved ones friends are still grieving. >> sitting behind her is the father of the orlando shooter, one supporter in the backdrop where no one expected him. >> she is good, clinton, she's better than donald trump. >> it's a democratic party everyone can join. >> he showed a banner her position on gun control. he touted himself for president of afghanistan, and in the week he held incoherent news conference. >> i didn't know what i was saying. >> an object of a terrorist father is irresistible for trump and hillary clinton supporters. >> they're targets of the attack, she should apologize but denounce. >> he was invited to the clinton rally. >> they shade not by them. the campaign was unaware of the attendance until after the event. this unforced error in the clinton campaign has supporters they need to do some damage control. >> they need to go to b

and because nothing keeps us more democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton spoke in kissimmee, florida yesterday. some were surprised to see the father of the orlando nightclub shooter in clinton "of the brave police officers who rushed into pulse nightclub to save lives."hilary clinton- speaking to a crowd in kissimmee - just south of orlando -- supposed to be talking jobs but started off paying tribute to those affected by the pulse nightclub shooting. clinton "and i know how many people, family members, loved ones and friends are still grieving."notice the man righ mustache and wearing a red hat. that's the father of the orlando shooter. tory off cam "what were you thinking about when she was talking about the orlando incident?"42-47 seddique mateen "we've been cooperating with the federal government, fbi and that's about it. thank you.seddique mateen didn't want to answer any other questions tory "anything sir? seddique mateen "no."but just hours later - by chance we ran into him at a rest stop on the seddique mateen "clinton is good for united states versus donald trump."he wanted

donald trump, again, saying in kissimmee, florida last night that she and barack obama are most valuable players and cofounders of isis. listen to what he said. >> he is the founder in a true sense if he would have stayed -- i didn't want to be there. but if he would have kept the relatively small force, he probably could have prevented isis from forming. okay? and donald trump has been getting a lot of criticism over those comments and has repeated them i think four or five times now over the last couple of days. there was extensive coverage on news, editorial bashing him in the new york times. donald trump set out a tweet this morning saying, hey, don't you recognize when i'm being sarcastic? so he's not saying he believes but he set the conditions that led to the rise of isis. trish: thank you so much, john roberts. as john points out, sarcastic or maybe a bit of a metaphor. we all got what he meant. maybe everyone except for hillary clinton. anyway trump is warning if the party does that you heard john talk about do if it actually -- were to see the rnc dump trump, he would just stop

reporters have been told they are not allowed to leave and to couple of year ago in kissimmee, florida. can't always get what you want i'm a patriot and you are a traitor. you are a traitor. >> the man was not happy with the press and sometimes things have gotten so tense reporters have to be escorted to safety by secret service. katie turner explained such an incident. the crowd feeding off trump seemed to turn on me like an large animal unchained. hours later secret service took the extraordinary step of walking me to my car that the incident sank in. you have been on the trail and, you know, so we should say, reporters are in press areas often and different campaigns have different ways of how much they try to keep you. this is not, this is in another category from other campaigns. >> this is in another category because other campaigns or rallies you can go to the press tent, bathroom, interview people. i covered bernie sanders a long time. i could go in and out of the press bin all the time. when you cover donald trump his campaign staff will tell you you can not go anywhere or lea

. >> and last night's rally in kissimmee, florida, the father of the nightclub terrorist was spotted sitting in the stands behind the candidate. an official for the campaign said the rally was a 3,000 people open-door event and the campaign was unaware of his attendance until after the event. they say hillary clinton disagreed with his views of the father of the shooter in orlando. john, your thoughts? >> i'm not going to blame the hillary clinton campaign. anyone can attend these rallies. he has said he supports the democratic party. why wouldn't he support hillary? she wants to allow terrorist nations to continue to immigrate to america. of course his views are going to be more in line with what hillary and the democratic party are pushing. to think they solicited him to go to the rally is ludicris. >> but she does -- >> well, she is allowing them to. the fact that she is not doing anything is music to that guy's ears, clearly. >> it is not going to do anything to fundamentally change anything. the people what already don't like hillary clinton and already have preexisting conspira

"the five" in case this campaign season isn't nuttier than a snicker factory, let's go to kissimmee, florida. there, hillary spoke mentioning the victims of the pulse nightclub attack. >> i have to tell you how grateful i am for the leadership and the people of orlando and central florida for your love and compassion. i know how many people, family members, loved ones and friends are still grieving and i want them to know that we will be with you. >> this is strange. right behind her, in a red hat and not a trump one, stood mate mateen, the terrorist dad. i thought this was fake. how could he get that close to a candidate. he has more screws loose than after an earthquake. there he is. why? he likes hillary. maybe he remembers her husband pardoned terrorists that set up 120 bombs in the united states. anyway, her camp says they didn't know this pro-taliban extremist was a stone's throw from her. in the words of the taliban, you don't want to be a stone's throw from anyone, especially if you are a woman. seriously, this is who shows up at a hillary rally, a pro-taliban, gay-hater. the media d

here's how he put it tonight at this rally in kissimmee, florida. >> barack obama is the found founder -- hey, if he would have -- folks, we should have never been in iraq. we were going to destabilize the middle east. i said it, i was a civilian. nobody cares. i was a civilian. nobody cares. we should have never been in. they should have understood it. they made a mistake. but we should have never ended it the way they ended it. by ending it the way he ended it, and he got everybody out and he let them know when and we're leaving and they just sat back, they just sat back and they went in. and i'll tell you why. barack obama, number one, is incompetent and, number two, remember this, number two, he is the founder in a true sense. if he would have stayed -- i didn't want to be there but if he would have kept a relatively small force, he probably could have prevented isis from forming. >> now, a couple of things there, don. of course you heard donald trump say he didn't want to be there in iraq. of course that is not something that he said in the past. in the past he said before the ira

she just wrapped up another rally in kissimmee, florida. orrow she heads to miami to discuss the threat of the zika virus. clinton is up by six percentage points in florida. as clinton pulls back ad dollars from states like virginia and colorado, will we see clinton continue to put her focus on states like pennsylvania and ohio? joining me now my guests. welcome to you both. so there's the geographic element of the strategy which is like basically when you take all the stuff off the table, he has to sweep florida, ohio, and pennsylvania. >> three months when you started with that, three months to go before the election. she's sprinting and she has to sprint. she's focusing on these states that really could be in play for her. >> people keep saying to me, like, what's hillary clinton doing since the convention. it's not like she's not doing things. they just seem pretty content to head over the headline or the a-block of the cable news program. >> if donald trump is going to implode in some way and he's going to be doing things that are grabb

nbc's hallie jackson is in kissimmee, florida, where trump will speak this hour. help me read this guy. why is he pushing this founder of isis, not even the explanation hugh hewitt tried to help him with. no, founder. literally founded isis. why does he insist on that? >> reporter: he was given an out obviously. here's the deal. the campaign says this is trump trying to basically force a conversation about the president's policies in the middle east, what as you know many conservatives argue is a failed policy to destabilize the middle east and open up a power vacuum that let isis flourish. here's the thing. that's not what donald trump the candidate is saying. instead, he's doing anything but back off of this, doubling down doesn't begin to describe it. by this morning alone he had repeated the claim that president obama was the founder of isis at least nine or ten times and this was before like 2:00 or 3:00 p.m. it is something we heard from him repeatedly. so what is the strategy here? clearly trump and his campaign see a political opportunity in linking hillar

well, he was spotted sitting directly behind hillary clinton at a campaign rally yesterday in kissimmee, florida. so why isn't clinton being forced to denounce his support? we'll talk about that later with donald trump. >>> also later, there are growing concerns about hillary's health. we'll check in with our fox news medical a team. also fox news is projecting that speaker paul ryan will win his primary race easily. we are awaiting his press conference. that and more tonight right here on "hannity." here at outback we've got two new ways to "steak heaven". because now every sirloin is a tender, juicy, center cut sirloin. and when you join our new dine rewards™ program, after three visits, your 4th outback meal, half off. that's bloomin' great! . >>> and repeated say you denounce david duke. here is the guy, the father of this orlando terrorist who killed 49 people in june. he is right behind hillary clinton in florida yesterday this, is a guy who, after her husband, after his son killed all of these people said "well, the issue of homosexuality and punishment belongs to god, but i'm saddened he

in kissimmee florida, carl cameron, fox news. >>> a majority of latino voters are throwing their support behind hillary clinton. the fox news poll finds 66% back the democrat compared to 20% for donald trump. trump has made a border wall with mexico a cornerstone of his campaign. >>> the council on is -- islamic relations is leading an effort to mobilize muslim voters all around the u.s. as the two cristina rendon reports election volunteers are already being trained right here in the bay area. >> reporter: armed with a suitcase of supplies, she is ready to register american muslims to vote. >> they believe that our voice isn't going to be heard. you know? people are against us kind of? and just kind of show that, you know, we are altogether. reporter: she's getting trained with other volunteers at the council for american islamic relations. >> this election is incredibly important. given that it is the presidential election. and that the stakes are high. we've seen a number of people who have been encouraged to become citizens because they wanted to vote in this election. >> reporter: c

of the orlando pulse nightclub shooter, sitting right behind hillary clinton at her rally in kissimmee, floridaile she was talking about the shooting. afterwards a reporter asked him why he was there. >> i was invited by democratic party. >> just like, come support hillary, just a regular chain e-mail, or a personal invitation? >> so it came out -- i'm a member. so as a member, i get it, it's nothing particular about it. it's democratic party, so everybody can join. >> so basically looks like he got one of those e-mails on a huge list, saying there's a hillary clinton rally. trump's supporters have been making an issue of his presence at the rally. >> the guy behind hillary clinton is the father of a person who killed 49 people, ends up being invited to sit in a prime position behind hillary clinton. what's drawing him to hillary clinton? people should ask that question. what is bringing him? i believe it's her soft stance on islamic terrorism. >> the ultimate thing, this is about optics, which is really a word that pundits and politicals use, but that best describes what it's like to see the f

kind of a bizarre moment in at her rally in kissimmee, florida, where a reporter spotted the father ofclinton. and then they caught up with him afterwards and he expressed his support for the former secretary of state. take a listen to sadique mateen. >> this is good for the united states, versus donald trump. and i wish that my son joined the army and fought isis and destroyed isis, that would be much better. >> obviously, the clinton campaign quickly pushing back on the idea that they embraced sadique mateen's support. but steven, could this be something that republicans jump on and make an issue to? >> absolutely. you've seen some republicans trying to link him to the clinton campaign. this is something i'm sure the clinton campaign did not want to deal with. they said this was an open event, anyone could have attended. he was not a guest of the clinton campaign by the end of the day they were forced to disavow support for him. >> every short, steven sloan. thank you. >>> billionaire investor icahn, the economy will tank unless donald trump is elected president. here's what he told

campaign carl cameron is here for us to separate fact from fiction from kissimmee, florida, where mr. trump spoke tonight. >> reporter: hi, sandra. well, what's happened here is the trump campaign has been in regular contact with the republican national committee, and routinely the rnc has suggested that he curb the rhetoric because he could put down-ballot candidates, house and senate members, governors, and any other republican politician on the ballot this year, in jeopardy with some of his rhetoric if they're constantly answering for things he's said that they may not agree with. as a consequence of that, there has been this back and forth. but it has not resulted in the kind of relationship where the rnc can stop the money. they in fact have a contract to raise money together. it is true that is a petition is circulating around the country by some republicans that include former rnc members, former members of congress, as well as operatives who have worked on the last eight republican presidential campaigns saying that trump's rhetoric is divisive, that he's incompetent and ill s

. >> reporter: trish, the campaign rally was held in kissimmee, florida, 20 miles from the pulse nightclub. clinton began her speech by remembering the victims, and while she spoke, just steps away in the camera frame sat the killer's father, seddique mateen, cheering her on. mateen was spotted by a west palm beach television station who later interviewed him as a held up a yellow banner stating that clinton was good for national security and gun control laws. watch. >> clinton is good for united states versus donald trump. i was invited by democratic party. >> just like come support hillary, just a regular chain e-mail or a personal invitation? >> so it came out -- i'm a member. so as a member, i get the invitation. so it's nothing particular about it. >> well, the clinton campaign quickly tried to distance itself from the issue saying, quote, the rally was a 3,000-person open door event for the public. this individual wasn't invited as a guest, and the campaign was unaware of his attendance until after the event. today mrs. clinton was asked about mateen's attendance, and she ignored the

following the congresswoman's primary and kasey hunt from kissimmee, florida.epublican pollsters are cautioning never be sure of anything out there in arizona politics. and you've covered it so long, you know it better than anyone. >> reporter: and he'll be the first one to tell you that, and we certainly saw them in 2010 when the rise of the tea party and there was agitation towards mccain then. and so in this election, he tells me that he believes you've got to work hard every day. and he talked about that with volunteers here, credited, he's had about 200 young volunteers who've been helping to try to get the vote out. he is confident of the outcome and was already looking toward november and a democratic challenger congresswoman ann kirkpatrick. democrats see this seat as a potential pick-up. they see the changing demographics of the state, and hillary clinton at the top of the ticket perhaps helping ann kirkpatrick, and he is trying to fight hard and push, at the same time, he is reluctant to talk about donald trump, recognizes that as a former nominee him

he'll be speaking to pastors in orlando, florida, before a rally in kissimmee, florida, tonight.at's where hallie jackson is today. what's the latest down there? >> reporter: let's look at what trump has going on today. and some of the fallout that he's facing from new comments just this morning. you mentioned he'll be at that rally in kissimmee. the home builders event in a couple minutes where we expect had him

manu raju is out front tonight in kissimmee, florida. >> reporter: tonight, senators marco rubio andn mccain each facing primary challengers who aligned themselves with donald trump, but both still needing to woo the billionaire's backers to win in november as well as voters put off by the gop nominee's words. >> trump is losing in this state. you're obviously battling some national headwinds because of him. >> i'm not sure trump is losing in florida, but its irrespective how the top of the ticket does. i have to earn my own way. it's the u.s. senate seat. people know who i am. >> when it comes to appearing with trump. >> would he campaign with trump when he comes to florida? >> we have our own schedule and we won't disrupt our schedule and if it makes sense we'll look at it on a case by case basis. >> gop leaders successfully convinced rubio to run for reelection and help keep their eight-seat majority, but will rubio serve his full six-year term if reelected? >> no one can make that commitment because no one knows what the future will hold in your life. i am fully prepared to make

>> a raucous crowd in kissimmee, florida, just a drive from the spot where 49 people were killed in themerican history help hillary clinton began by thanking the city leaders for the response in the pulse nightclub massacre. >> i know how many loved ones and friends are still grieving. >> but as she says that, sitting just behind her in the red cap with a large mustache, saddique mateen and a supporter in the backdrop. >> clinton is good for the united states versus donald trump. >> he spoke to cnn affiliate wptv about why he showed up. it's a democratic party so everybody can join. >> mateen showed a banner supporting hillary clinton, for among other things her position on gun control. this is a man who once touted himself as a candidate for president of afghanistan, and in the week after the orlando massacre held rambling incoherent news conferences. >> i didn't know what i was saying. >> the optic of a terrorist's father so prominent at a clinton event is irresistible for trump supporters. >> this was a slap in the face to the gay community who were actual targets of that terrorist a

on monday, hillary clinton had a rally down in kissimmee, florida.gain there, she hit donald trump over his economic plea. he had just given a speech about that on the same day. seated right behind hillary clinton while she was on stage, giving that speech, was the father of the orlando nightclub shooter. he's spot shadowed here. this is a man who himself has espoused some extreme views. this is not exactly the person you want to be featuring in camera shots right behind you, while you're a presidential candidate, giving a major speech in florida, or frankly anywhere. so that was a campaign flub on the part of the clinton campaign. and it happened again tonight. in the past hour, this time it was on the other side of the aisle, though. this was at a donald trump rally in ft. lauderdale, still in florida. the rally is still going on right now. but look at this, sitting right behind donald trump, spot shadowed on the stage, showing a close-up of him there. that's former congressman mark foley from florida. now in 2006, ten years ago, foley left his sea

trump made stops in kissimmee, florida's e heart of puerto rican blooming economy. times, m the washington pence sent to pennsylvania to salvage the trump campaign. e is brought down in that battle ground state. polls released tuesday showed mr. trump down by 10 points in pennsylvania, 52% to 42%. both had low favorable ratings. clinton and 36% for mr. trump. and politco reporting this this morning, that the trump team and in rnc are getting together florida today, and the campaign ource -- donald trump's campaign and top republican party officials planned what one come-to-jesus a meeting in orlando to discuss the republican nominee's campaign. though a campaign source dismissed it as a typical gathering, others described it as a more serious meeting with one calling it an emergency meeting. it comes at a time mounting tension between the republican campaign and the national facing e which is pressure to pull the plug on donald trump's campaign and down-ballotty funds to protect majorities endangered candidacy. politico reporting that this morning. ole call on this

melissa: speaking to a crowd in kissimmee, florida, hillary clinton kicking off a speech to familiesng in orlando. during the speech the shooter's father was spotted in the crowd behind clinton, wearing a hat. when asked by a local news outlet how he felt about clinton's remarks. he said, quote, we've been cooperating with the federal government. that's about it. regarding the election, he said, quote, hillary clinton is good for the united states versus donald trump. who has no solutions. david: don't you think that the clinton people would be involved in vetting the folks that were directly behind her, that would get their pictures taken with her? melissa: it seems like they have been in the past. i mean they always know who will be sitting there. very strange. david: it is. think about maybe they knew it and did it anyway because there was some, trying to get something out of trump. who knows. we'll find out. >>> hillary clinton and donald trump both pushing their economic plans, each saying their plan will be better for business. we'll be asking the lending tree ceo and founder w

it happened at last night's trump rally in kissimmee, florida. pastor mark burns had this to say. and they are here today, the liberal media's here. they're here today. you ought to just tell them how you really feel. tell them how you really feel. >> so beth, what was it like to be in that room? what happened in that moment? >> so what you're not seeing in that clip is thousands of people turning toward the press pen and booing and thumbs down and shouting and heckling with as much animosity as they have toward hillary clinton, they have toward the folks who are there doing their job. it was so upsetting that it was almost funny. >> i understand that's a regular occurrence. >> i have been there for those trump rallies. yeah. people boo. >> perry, let's go to your moment which was some of these republican defectors, if you will, including senator susan collins who said the breaking point for her was really the khan controversy. she wrote i will not be voting for donald trump for president. very powerful words. >> i wasn't surprised susan collins as much as the letter that the 50 n