morning, assignment that lewandowski on assignment that morning, correct?""correct" "correct"the process will continue tomorrow.live in milwaukee jp cbs 58 3 cbs 58 has exclusive surveillance video station. it happened at the "b- p" on seven mile road in caledonia. the suspect drove his red van up to the pumps, fills up 55 gallon drums...then takes off. between july 25th and august 3rd the suspect hit the gas station ?three times? with an accomplice. in total they've made away with more than 13-hundred gallons of premium gas -- that's worth about four thousand dollars. the man captured on surveillance video trying to abduct a 7-year-old girl was sentenced this morning. wisconsin department of health and family services. a doctor's report determined he was not guilty by reason of instanity. it was in june of last year johnson scooped up the little girl as she was walking. he moved her a shot distance away before she was able to kick free. baltimore police pulled over african americans at an alarming rate. rate.that's the conclusion of a justice department inve

lewandowski claims asked her for help the night of the incident. :27lt. sean hanley, milwaukee police dept. "if you're banned from talking w each other but if it's pulling them away from assignment then it's not appropriate. if they're not on an assignment, if there's downtime, of course they can talk""and you never placed lewandowski on assignment that morning, correct?""correct" as of right now the first reconvene later this afternoon. live in milwaukee jp cbs 58 new details about the 17-year-old accused of secretly taking pictures up girls' skirts at university school of milwaukee. austin halbrooks was arraigned in a milwaukee county courtroom this morning. during the appearence, the judge pointed out he knows halbrooks' parents although he doesn't believe it will be a conflict of interest. the attornies agreed and they moved on. defense issued a not guilty plea on halbrooks' behalf... he'll be back in court september 13th. he skipped town after his trial begain last month, but now a milwaukee fugitive is back in custody. u-s marshals arrested robert d

he was someone who came in a couple months ago after corey lewandowski was fired. he had come on to the campaign as a convention analyst and manager earlier. but he was someone who tried to stabilize trump within the republican party. while that seems to have worked in some respects, trump in terms of his presentation and his style has always been inclined to be more ex temp rainous, more populist and in the chosing chapter of the general election campaign, has gone with two advisers who are encouraging him to be himself more and do less in terms of the party discipline and party pitch. >> so for all practical intents and purposes, it would sound like, based on the folks you're talking to, based on your sources, that with manafort out, we are going to see a return to the same donald trump that rose to the polls in the primaries when the field was 16 or 17. would that be an accurate assessment? >> i think that's an accurate assessment. i think you're watching the trump campaign in transition. we're watching it unfold before our eyes, a political outsider trying to f

cory lewandowski did an excellent job as a starter.afort came in, he helped to manage the delegate situation which was really quite difficult, and also to repair relationships with the rnc. and now we need the closer. we need finishers. that's what's happening. it's also recognize that paul man forewafort was having some personal issues that were kind of distracting. he wasn't interested in being a distraction at this point. fortunately, there's a lot of talent available and i think you're going to see it manifested. >> you've seen the polls. we put one up there just before pipt deucing you. why do you think donald trump is struggling to gain traction with african-american voters? i say that knowing that typically republicans -- it's not like people think republicans are going to best a democrat because this is a key demographic group for democrats, but he's polling at 2%. mitt romney got 6%. mccain got 4%. they still lost the election -- their elections in the end. but he's performing very poorly even compared to that. >> well, there'

back with me john brabender, anna navarro and corey lewandowski.o you think this is the way trump hedges his bet if he loses? >> no, he's talking about vote are fraud. in new hampshire, you don't even need to be a resident to vote. people come in from other states because you've got a swing state like new hampshire and particularly in a close election like this one is going to be where four electoral votes could make the difference in the outcome of a presidential campaign, you want to make sure no voter fraud takes place. >> how often has that happened? >> if it happens once -- >> you talk about an issue that -- >> in those states where there is no voter i.d. law or it's not enforced well or the state allows anybody at the time to come in and vote, that could be a potential problem. >> what if he wins? is it still rigged if he wins? >> if he win, eight great system obviously. either way voter fraud and voter participation is very important. >> it's also voter suppress, too, that could also force an election the other way. he doesn't talk about tha

the campaign manager who ford ousted was corey lewandowski. what does cnn analyst corey lewandowski think of this latest development? >> a candidate who wants to win, this is a clear indication of that. if you look at stephen bannon and what they have built t breitbart, it is win at all cost. kellyanne conway is excellent with message development, had a successful polling company, brings a sense of calmness to donald trump. her being there is something lacking, senior leadership for the last two months. >> kellyanne conway and bannon join the top of the trump campaign. why is trump making these changes? >> because he is losing. the definition of insanity is the same behavior and expect a different outcome. he has found his brand match. he wants to go back to where he started which was the outsider. which is the flamethrower. he has had to, post-primary, nudge with the republican party. i have to play, try and give it, ivot, you can see he is not comfortable. he is doubling down. we will talk more about bannon, the ultimate outsider, revolution

the campaign manager he ousted was corey lewandowski.o, what does cnn analyst corey lewandowski think of these latest developments? corey: a candidate that wants to win, this is a clear indication. if you look at steven bannon and breitbart, it is win at all costs. it is very important that kellyanne is with him as much as possible. kellyanne conway is great with message development. she had a successful polling company and brings calm to donald trump. her being on the plan is what has been lacking, which has been senior leadership, for two months. mark: kellyanne conway and steven bannon join paul manafort. why is trump making the changes, and what does it mean? donny: he is making them because he is losing. the definition of insanity is continuing the same behavior and expecting a different outcome. he has found his ultimate match. he wants to go back to where he started, the outsider, the flamethrower. he has had to post primary nudge with the republican party. i have to play and pivot. you can see he is not comfortable, it isn't work

the campaign manager who paul manafort ousted was corey lewandowski.o, what does cnn enlist corey lewandowski think of the latest developments? >> is a candidate that wants to win. this is a clear indication of that. if you look at what they have at breitbart, it is win at all cost. it is important that kelly and is with them as much as possible. she has done this for a long time. she had a very successful polling company. she also brings a sense of calmness. i think she has been lacking. leadership on the plane. mark: so they join the top of the trump campaign. why is he making these changes and what does it mean? >> he is making them because he is losing. he's continuing the same behavior and expecting a different outcome. he has found his ultimate brand matchup. he wants to go back to where he started, which is the outsider, which is the flamethrower. nudge had to post primary and play a little bit with republican party and you can see he is not comfortable and it is not working and he is doubly down. outsider, revolutionary, throw flames, us versus

and corey lewandowski is going back to the birther charge saying obama doesn't tell you his transcripts from harvard, he implies this, that he filed his application as a foreign student applicant. so he wasn't even the son of his mother. that's really carrying birtherism all the way. he is not the son of his mother. and round table with three things. >>> yesterday we saw donald trump receive a purple heart from a supporter. he said this way was much easier. u.s. candidate duckworth was awarded the purple heart herself after she lost both her when he goes the helicopter she was piloting was hit over in iraq. duckworth tweeted a photo of herself receiving the purple heart in her hospital room. she sent to it donald trump saying this is how one usually looks when you are worth it. nothing easy about it. >>> it's crisis time for >>> it's crisis time for republicans of course, right now. right now, donald trump's poll numbers are slipping. he is down to double digits. the nominee appears to be at war with his own party, at theeft party he's been running in. after he declined to endorse paul

and one of things that's been unique about trump is he fired corey lewandowski.dn't layer him over with someone else and give them some new title and keep corey around. and i do think that's unique about trump. martha: but don't you wonder, i mean, when you say that, of course, it conjures all these images of "the apprentice" and "you're fired." what's also interesting, the lewandowski relationship is very much intact, and i have to wonder with paul manafort out, lieu wan lewandowski begins to play a bigger role plans in his home state of new hampshire. >> i think we absolutely can expect that. we know lewandowski is still talking by phone with trump, we know that for a fact, and it is also true that earlier this week kelly ann and steve kind of took over the campaign, they were preaching to trump what lewandowski had preached during the primaries which is let trump be trump, be yourself, be willing to pick fights. last night was sort of interesting because the reading from a teleprompter as john was talking about doesn't really fit with the let trump be trump et

than there was when corey lewandowski was there.dowski does still try to pull some strings behind the scenes. the rivalry between him and manafort is ongoing. there is a bit of revenge politics going on there. manafort has been trying to purge the campaign of everybody who was loyal to lewandowski. from the conversations that i least, a sense that this is us versus them within the campaign. it is the idea that it is us versus everybody else. jennifer: are there any corey loyalists still there? >> there are a couple of strongholds there. but for the most part, it does seem like the coup -- jennifer: manafort won. then again donald trump talks to , corey lewandowski all the time. >> that is part of the issue. there is an undercutting going on between manafort and corey's desire to maintain the ear of donald trump. mark: and a lot of comments this week about donald trump one , piece of good news was the fund-raising. did that get the attention of the folks in brooklyn? >> yeah. they are concerned a little less so than they were six wee

it's a version of what corey lewandowski used to say. let trump be trump.'s think past november for a moment. if trump's strategy here, if he's thinking past november, if he's thinking he might lose the election, what he might want to do is launch a new television channel or launch a new giant website a new subscription service. he might be thinking about a media enterprise. if he is, roger ailes and steve bannon are the men you want in your corner. perhaps we should already look for signs that trump is thinking beyond november. having a plan "b" in case he doesn't win. >> boy, oh, boy. this is the moment. there have been lots of moments in this election, many more to come, but this will be looked back on in terms of where it went in terms of donald trump's fate. this is a very, very key moment. >> without a doubt. >> but who cares what i think. what do you think? tweet us @newday or post your comment on facebook.com/newday. >>> russia is launching air strikes from iran to fight isis. what does this mean? should the u.s. be concerned about those two countri

was that corey lewandowski taking a victory lap, margaret hoov, without calling it a victory lap? >> look, i've been on a political staff, these things are heartfelt. but of course it was. honestly, yes, of course it was, kate. i think corey was -- we couldn't even see corey's visual, i'm sure he was smiling. >> maybe that's why he called in. john phillips, are you surprised by -- as david chalian said, this is maybe the least surprise, the least big surprise of the week, but are you surprised? are you happy to see manafort out? >> i'm not surprised, and i don't think any of us really are surprised. i'm not going to try to pretend to be clairvoyant here. if your boss goes out and hires someone and gives them the exact same job description as the job you already have, it's probably time to start looking at real estate in florida. now, that being said, he came in and did his job. paul manafort is an expert on delegate counting. we had all these stories that ted cruz was planning on kinds of hijinks at the republican convention. ted cruz was not successful. donald trump walked out of

one of the big things people said that acorry lewandowski was telling trump to be trump.en up, you have to act presidential. now, he's picked two people who are longtime associates who knows how he would how and as trump said, i'm not going to pivot. we'll see how this goes, going forward. >> we are seeing trump be trump the way he's reached in the outreach to african-american voters. let's listen to what he had to say the other day in wisconsin. we'll talk about it on the other side. >> it's time for our society to address some honest and very, very difficult truths. the democratic party has failed and betrayed the african-american community. democratic crime policies, education policies, and economic policies have introduced only more time, more broken homes and more poverty. >> that was donald trump in wisconsin last night. so, tal, the question to you, donald trump saying, hey, more law enforcement in these communities. is that something that will resonate and bring in more african-american voters whose polling number is as we saw at 1%? >> it's really hard to make th

maybe lewandowski. it would not be out of the realm of possibility. people in politics can have sharp elbows and long memories. alison: it could be internal strife? >> potentially. lewandowski, he posted a tweet about the secret ledger that paul manafort was on accepting cash payments from a foreign government entity. alison: we'll be hearing more about this. so much happened today. there's been so much talk about president obama has not gone. hillary clinton has not gone. what is the right move to make? we heard officials in louisiana saying come, but don't come here and make this a press opportunity if you're running for office. >> well, the governor of louisiana has asked that none of the major presidential candidates or the president of the united states come to louisiana. his concern was diverting resources away from the actual rescue effort. when a donald trump comes in, that's sec that's logistics with the local police departments and officials. that's time that could be dvoted saving people. fom an optics standpoint, yes. does it make him look

and corey lewandowski is going back to the birther charge saying obama doesn't tell you his transcripts from harvard, he implies this, that he filed his application as a foreign student applicant. so he wasn't even the son of his mother. that's really carrying birtherism all the way. he is not the son of his mother. and round table with three things. new bikes aren't selling guys... what are we gonna do? how about we pump more into promotions? ♪ nah. what else? what if we hire more sales reps? ♪ nah. what else? what if we digitize the whole supply chain? so people can customize their bike before they buy it. that worked better than expected. i'll dial it back. yeah, dial it back. just a little. live business, powered by sap. when you run live, you run simple. >>> yesterday we saw donald trump receive a purple heart from a supporter. he said this way was much easier. u.s. candidate duckworth was awarded the purple heart herself after she lost both her when he goes the helicopter she was piloting was hit over in iraq. duckworth tweeted a photo of herself receiving the purple heart in her

back with me now, corey lewandowski.o joining us bakari sellers, clinton supporter, maria cardona who also supports clinton and matt lewis, senior contributor to the "daily caller." all right, here we two. now we have a panel. let's discuss this. think we have enough to discuss tonight? >> i think so. >> matt, i'm going to start with you because you haven't been the biggest trump supporter safe to say. even you like this economic speech today and then bam, this letter comes out and it's another conversation entirely. is this how it's going to be from now until november you think? >> yeah, i think it will, but, you know, look, obviously the letter isn't great news for them. i think today was a pretty good day for donald trump. he gave this economics speech. about half of it i would say is sort of orthodox reagan era republican tax cuts. the other half i would say is populist, protectionist, anti-globalist trade politics which i think plays well with a lot of working class americans out there. but the most important thing

in the face of their own employee getting assaulted by lewandowski. the addition of breitbart ceo should be an indication they are going no-olds-barred. breitbart has been a huge questioner of the establishment, not necessarily a friend to folks like paul ryan or mitch mcconnell. this is an indication that donald trump will be pushing back against the establishment once again. his campaign running now not only against the democrats and the media as you said, but in many ways against the establishment wing of the republican party. they are feeling they don't necessarily need them. the approval rating for folks in congress right now is 11%. they point that out. donald trump, it's an indication that he will be going back to the message that he's an outsider, the only one that can fix it and he needs to go and shake things up because he doesn't have any ties to washington. >> "wall street journal" saying this pick is, quote, a middle finger to the gop establishment. buried in this announcement just a smidge, this other surprise, confirming what was report

corey lewandowski, let me ask you this. should the bar for a presidential candidate be higher than many people are saying, because, and i say this partly in jest, but many people are saying the moon landing was faked, many people are saying big foot roams the pacific northwest. >> i think what you have with donald trump is he has advice and counsel from a lot of people and he gets advice and counsel from a lot of people as opposed to individually naming those people, saying i spoke to general flynn or admiral -- whoever that may be, he uses the term as a catch-all. many people have told me this. that's where he receives a lot of that information. so what happens is as opposed to individually naming each person he's talking to about a specific issue, he uses a general term. that's not uncommon. it happens all the time. i've worked for multiple elected officials who would tell me that three people in their district had told them something was going to occur. now, whether or not those three people actually existed for that par

why you felt the need to speak out against corey lewandowski. do you think he said the campaign back and how do you see that? -- set the campaign back? guest: when you put out a tweet and connect the new york times story, which is bogus, but attacked donald trump's campaign chairman, i don't understand how you can think that helps the campaign or help donald trump. in this case where the story is a -- is nothing. not the subject of an investigation, there are no bank records that say he received an illicit $12 million. all of his filings are proper because he never represented the russian or ukrainian government. the constant shooting of mac for -- metaphor is counterproductive. what do you expect from an advance man. he thinks she can get over the fact that he really hurt his campaign. they are still building organizations in the state, things that you should have done , that have been done months ago. he will continue to attack the and attacked the campaign chairman i will continue to attack cam. guest: what you about the wikileaks founder's s

. >> well, the former aide corey lewandowski has this to say. >> this was a joke that he made during a rally. this was not serious. he wasn't inciting violence. >> and last night, speaker paul ryan offered this smangs. >> it sounds like a joke gone bad. i hope he clears it up very quickly. you should never joke about something mike. >> joining me, rudolph giuliani. you're laughing but this is not, to people like you. your usual set of normal people, lewandowski, although he has been removed from his position, he is still with the candidate. is it a bad joke? what was he saying? once he is elected, there is nothing we can do about it. of course, the second amendment people may be able to do something about it. what did he mean? >> i can tell you exactly what he meant. i was with him the entire thing. he men they should vote against it. i'll tell you how that i know. when the speech was over, no one thought anything wrong was said. we went to the air may not. we got a call on the air may not from the trump campaign. and they said clinton people, the clinton spin machine, which we all k

lewandowski is currently a contributor here at cnn. i'm joined by donald trump supporter, kaleigh, the political reporter for real clear politics, rebecca berg and cnn political and hillary clinton supporter, sally cohn. kayleigh, i start with you. bannon wants trump to be trump. no holds bar campaign. what will we see? >> we're going to see is the perfect balance between trump being trump, but also staying on message. you can look at kellyanne conway, a woman on the top spot, along with steve bannon as two ends of the scale. you've got steve bannon saying be yourself, like we see hillary clinton being a mannequin. talk about populism, this is the perfect team, along with paul manafort to usher in and bring home the win. >> also the disgraced news chief, roger ailes, and also roger stone, a political operative. so sally, i want to ask you about this team that trump has now assembled. roger ailes, roger stone, steve bannon, they play rough. how do you see this evolving for your candidate? >> i mean, i think hillary clinton and her campa

lewandowski was fired in june with the gop candidate lagging in the polls. he was then hired by cnn shortly afterwards as a political commentator. >>> and the senate's top democrat wants the fbi to look into possible russian tampering with the u.s. election results. minority leader harry reid sent a letter to bureau chief james comey. it claims mounting evidence of a connection between the russian government and donald trump's presidential campaign. deserves a full accounting before election day. >>> and on that note, the fbi is also alerting states to keep a close watch on their voting systems after uncovering two cases of russian hacking. the cyberattacks targeted voter registration systems in arizona in june and illinois last month. reports indicate no data was tampered with in either instance but the illinois case reportedly is the first successful compromise of a state voter registration database. >>> well, today is primary day in arizona, and longtime senator john mccain appears to be in the fight of his political life. the five-term incumbent is facin

bannon, you heard what corey lewandowski has said about him.s also been called a bully and a street fighter. >> i know steve a little bit. i think all of those things are true. he's simultaneously brilliant and creative and also probably grandiose. you always hear people saying this is hillary's karl rove. i think this is trump's trump basically. i think this is a guy who is going to reinforce the let trump be trump narrative. i think he's going to be very aggressive and basically he's going to tell trump i think what trump wants to hear, not to say that's necessarily bad advice but sometimes it helps to have somebody confirm what you believe. so i think that if trump was ever going to go after hillary, i think the odds are now dramatically increased that he will be very aggressive. >> i would say so. i want to ask you this because we have a short amount of time here. i want to ask you about roger ailes, embroiled in the sexual harassment scandal, he's going to help trump with the debate. what do you know about that? >> we know these are two fr

why you felt the need to speak out against corey lewandowski. do you think he set the campaign back and how do you see that? roger: when you put out a tweet and connect "the new york times" story, which is bogus, but a tax donald trump's campaign chairman, i don't understand how you can think that helps the campaign or help donald trump. there are no bank records that say he received an illicit $12 million. all of his filings are proper because he never represented the russian or ukrainian government. the constant shooting at paul manafort is counterproductive. he cannot seem to get over the fact that he really hurt this campaign. that is why they are still building organizations in the state, things that should have been done months ago. >> what do you know about the wikileaks founder suggestion that there will be an october surprise against hillary clinton and her e-mails from her to closest aides -- two closest aides? . have seen you hinting have you spoken with the wikileaks founder? roger: i think julian assange is a hero. i should say that

we're talking about ousted campaign manager corey lewandowski who received his regular $20,000 fee onuly sixth, two weeks after he was jettisoned and hired as a cnn political commentator. which is strange. the trump campaign told the "washington post" the payment was for work lewandowski did weeks before leaing the campaign. since it has been reported lewandowski still talks to trump regularly and gives him advice i wouldn't be surprised if he were paid for his work next month as well. nice work if you can get it. >>> i've got to say, these headlines were so stark they even caught my attention last week. at na announces it will pull out of obamacare after trying to stop them from buying humana. and obamacare pulled out of several markets, come 2017, four states, alaska, alabama, south carolina, wyoming will be down to one obamacare in those exchanges and one community, pinal county in arizona will have online one after losing insurers. what happens with obamacare and what can be done to fix it? slate amazing, jim newal talks about that. i was on vacation and saying this doesn't look g

manafort has been trying to purge the campaign if anyone loyal to lewandowski.the conversations that i have had at least, and i sense that this is us versus them within the campaign. it is the idea that it is us versus everybody else. jennifer: are there any corey loyalists still there? >> for the most part, it does seem like the coup -- jennifer: manafort won. donald trump talks to corey lewandowski all the time. >> that is part of the issue. there is an undercutting going on between manafort and corey's desire to maintain the ear of donald trump hurt mark: a lot of comments -- all one piece of good news was the fund-raising. to that get the attention of the folks in brooklyn? >> they are concerned a little less so than they were six weeks or so ago. but they are concerned about the rally around the candidate aspect that they see happening on the republican side, where republican donors and the view of the clinton people, republican donors who are sort of holding their nose but giving money anyway. and the clinton people are somewhat concerned that that means t

i want to bring in corey lewandowski. he's also supposed to talk about terrorism as well in the speech, right? corey? >> that's right. that's going to be part of it. it's going to be building on the narrative which he started yesterday on how to defeat isis and he laid out some very specific ideas yesterday about what he wanted to do as the command are er in chief to figh isis. i think you're going to see that built on tonight. >> we know how much he hates teleprompter. he has admitted he doesn't like it. jason said he's going to be reading from a script. can he stay on message? >> he can stay on message. if you listen to the interview that donald trump gave tonight, which means he's not going to pivot, he's going to be authentic and true to himself but the purpose of the teleprompter is to live out those very specific issues and talking points that he wants to make sure the media is reporting accurately. that's the reason for the teleprompter. >> he had an interview with wkbt -- is that governor scott walker coming out?

>> my winner is corey lewandowski a dish best served cold. and reince priebus because he has still got a few more months of this to go. >> he does. i think corey lewandowski retweeted the treat is he winning so much he is going to get sick of it. charles? >> the win everywhere is hussein bolt, fastest man in the world. 8 gold medals. he will probably win his ninth tonight. he enters a pantheon of people who transcends sport. muhammed ali. pay lay, we will add the bolt. a beautiful name for a sprinter by the way. >> perfect. >> my loser of the week is obama for looking ridiculous in denying there was ransom offered in return for our hostages. >> all right. thank you, panel. you have heard the saying well, she is just a natural. stay tuned for a toddler who proves photograph path finally tonight, some people seem like they are born with special talents this toddler took a supreme court not long after she started walking. check it out. >> yeah. yeah. let's do it. yeah. look who is cruising. future olympian there. 14 month old sloan's parents sai

back with me john brabender, anna navarro and corey lewandowski.ring trump says the election is rigged against him. do you think this is the way trump hedges his bet if he loses? >> no, he's talking about there's been massive voter fraud reported in the states in the past. if you look at new hampshire, where you don't even need to be a resident to vote. what we've seen is that people come in from other states because you've got a swing state like new hampshire and particularly in a close election like this one is going to be where four electoral votes could make the difference in the outcome of a presidential campaign, you want to make sure that you're doing everything possible so that there's no voter fraud takes place. >> how often has that happened? >> if it happens once -- >> you talk about an issue that -- >> ut wasn't that long ago in the bush/gore campaign how close the election was in florida. if one person voted that shouldn't, it's one person too many. in those states where there is no voter i.d. law or it's not enforced well or the state

>> when he looked at lewandowski, what i heard, lewandowski let him do whatever he wanted. >> and wasemoved. he said you can be you but you can't be you this way. >> so you think she has the standing with him, with donald trump, to say don't hit send on the tweet? >> yes. she was promoted from within the campaign. it is not like she came from the outside into the structure. she is much more familiar with the internal workings, personalities and all that inside the campaign. and can work within that structure also knowing donald trump the way she does. it is smart move for trum top recognize he has certain strengths at his table and to put them in play. >> when you see numbers, on temperament and one of the first races in politics that i followed, if there are doubts that severe, they just aren't going to vote for you when they are in that voting booth on election day. after 15 months, what can he do to change minds? >> part of that has been given to us. when you look what the he did and said in early days that got him through the process. temperament has always been a question. when h

corey lewandowski still says positive things about trump even though he fired him. shows the relationship he has with employees. he is attracting unbelievable crowds i feel will be quite like brexit in you'll see a large amount of folks who don't usually vote come out and vote. and while hillary clinton has spent tens of billions of dollars on air. i don't think people have been paying attention now to what they'll do in the presidential race. so now you'll see candidates both with a message up and you're going to see numbers move. these numbers will not stay in double digits. you yao will see parity come back and this will be a close race. >> that gets to an interesting question. mary katharine. do you think it makes it more or less likely that the republican party will move away from trump and move resources to down ballot races? do you think this gives them confidence or less than that? >> i feel like if it were just the conway part of this, perhaps the confidence. the bannon part of this is a wild card. look, i don't discount what andre says, there might be miss

. >> cory lewandowski, 30 second. >> joe saying this is what american people, this is clear speaking to them, somehow implying they don't understand other type of language, is not true and the american people are smart. the american people don't want their leaders talking or implying or leaning towards violence. they have seen too much violence in this country. they don't want any more of it which is why the vast majority of gun owners support the type of legislation secretary clinton does. >> last word? >> i don't think any gun owners in the country support hillary clinton. donald trump is endorsed by the nra, the earliest endorsement they ever made before he was the republican nominee. what we are not talking about, policies of the clinton administration which have gotten people killed in benghazi, we are not talking about the families suing hillary clinton for the failed policies because their children were killed in benghazi. want to talk about gun violence, that's the gun violence we should be talking about today. >> again, the reason we are not talking about that tonight is? >>

lewandowski was fired with the gop can candidate lagging in the polls. he was then hired by cnn sho commentator. >>> two tropical depressions in the southeast united states. neither has a name as of yet. one of them is trekking up the gulf of mexico and the other toward north carolina. both are expected to dump a lot of rain in florida. we have more from the outer banks. >> reporter: the florida keys already getting a taste of tropical depression nine. the system now heading toward the state's gulf coast. sandbagging stations open in urging residents to have a week's worth of supplies ready. >> if they need additional supplies, now is the time. >> reporter: in north carolina residents and vacationers bracing for a separate system. the outer banks now under a tropical storm warning. jane gillette hitting this grocery store to stock up. >> well, we were wanting to get in the ocean. i guess that's not going to happen. >> reporter: red flags already warning because of the rough surf. both storms are unnamed, but two weeks ago another unnamed storm wreaked ha

lewandowski does still try to pull some strings behind the scenes.im and manafort is ongoing and there's a bit of revenge politics going on there. manafort has been trying to purge the campaign of everybody who was loyal to loon do lewan. from the conversations i have had, there is not a sense this is us versus them within the campaign. it's an idea it's us versus everybody else. >> is that coups pretty complete at this point? is there any cory loyalist in there? >> there are a couple strongholds there. but for the most part, it does seem like it's complete. >> manafort won. >> yeah. but then again, donald trump talks to cory lewandowski all the time. that's part of the issue that some aides are talking about. there is an undercutting going on between manafort's influence and cory's desire to maintain the ear of donald trump. >> lot of comments this week about trump, one piece of good news was the fund-raising. did that get the attention of the folks in brooklyn? >> yeah. i mean, they are concerned a little less so than they were six weeks or so ago.

cory lewandowski is not running for the. but most campaigns go to great pains to check in to the people who come to work for them and backgrounds. there have been three shakeups, and lots of people have come in -- >> manafort, not with women issue, but with -- >> correct. there were reports about his work in the ukraine. at a certain point it becomes a critical mass. i think trump's problem with women voters is his own words. that's what we've looked at. this does become a way that the clinton campaign can focus on it and say look at who he surrounds himself with. you're seeing that now. >> let tara respond. >> i want to give paris a chance, as well. >> this is ridiculous. this is a distraction. if the hillary clinton campaign wants to engage in this dirty politics, we can look no further than bill clinton and his issues with women. or look at anthony weiner who is someone with a lot of current issues with women and analyze that -- >> think i don't that's the issue -- >> let's to aep's talk about hu aberdeen -- >> that was a

>> my winner is corey lewandowski a dish best served cold.iebus because he has still got a few more months of this to go. >> he does. i think corey lewandowski retweeted the treat is he winning so much he is going to get sick of it. charles? >> the win everywhere is hussein bolt, fastest man in the world. 8 gold medals. he will probably win his ninth tonight. he enters a pantheon of people who transcends sport. muhammed ali. pay lay, we will add the bolt. a beautiful name for a sprinter by the way. >> perfect. >> my loser of the week is obama for looking ridiculous in denying there was ransom offered in return for our hostages. >> all right. thank you, panel. you have heard the saying well, she is just a natural. stay tuned for a toddler who proves it. no. it said, "blah blah blah blah..." the liberty mutual app with coverage compass™ makes it easy to know what you're covered for and what you're not. liberty mutual insurance. to folks out there whose diabetic nerve pain... shoots and burns its way into your day, i hear you. to everyone with t

campaign manager who paul manafort ousted was corey lewandowski.hat does he think of the latest developments? >> he wants to win. this is a clear indication of that. if you look at what they built at right part, it is a win at all cost. persons whenxt and it comes to message development. she also brings a sense of cal mness. seniorngs that leadership on the plane. top ofo they join the the trump campaign. why is he making these changes and what does it mean? he's continuing the same behavior and expecting a different outcome. to where hego back started, which is the outsider, which is the flamethrower. plays had to post-primary republican party, and he sees it is not working and is doubling down. also lent outsider, revolutionary, throw flames, us versus the establishment, that is trump's message. he is doubling down on trump being trump. mark: paul manafort is not for an establishment message. he is for a message of change, revolutionary change, and kelly m conway, though she supports the chain message -- change message, but she has reworked that

we saw this during the lewandowski days, when corey lewandowski was his campaign manager.en filled in the trump campaign. somebody could be by donald trump's side when he's on the road. that he can listen to him vet. that he can also listen to, a trusted adviser with whom he has a personal relationship. thing that is a role you'll see conway step into. and i think withbannon, it is an acknowledgement from trump that he wants to double down, basically, on s strategy that he had in primaries, of getting out there, doing huge rallies. the question is, is this going to expand his base or simply energize his base more? >> but, hallie, help me out on the timing. i watched donald trump's policy speech last night. i went to bed, i don't know, 12:30, thinking, see you tomorrow. why come out with this in the middle of the night? did something happen? >> reporter: here's what a campaign adviser was telling me this morning. i asked that. i said, listen, the other part of it, the messaging from donald trump's law and order speech last night was something they wanted to perpetuate. i sa