. >> we call him "lyin' ted". ever see him? i love this.bible held high, right? it is "lyin' ted." he puts the bible down, and then he lies! and you know, you know the reason, i'm getting all of the evangelical support, i'm getting tremendous evangelical support -- martha: good old days back in the primary when there were so many candidates? david avella, chairman of gopac and julie roginsky, democratic strategist, fox news contributor. welcome to you both. what do you think is happening right now? >> keep in mind the votes of evangelicals are far more important. as trump mentioned in that clip, he won evangelical voters amongst primary voters because he talked about the issue that evangelical voters care about most, which is the economy. now with that said, does trump, is it smart on his part to go talk to the christian leaders? absolutely. because they see, majority of their time and their prism is focused on pro-life issue and christian rights and practice their faith here in america. a message he talked about a few weeks ago with a diff

who trump is taking from the team of the man he once called lyin' ted. >>> and she moves on to the olympicsl share that with you, next. >>> we are only 38 days away from the 2016 summer olympic games in rio. this summer, a south jersey swimmer will be competing for gold. take a look. >> they are going to go, one, two. lane four will punch her ticket and worrell is a first-time olympian. >> with this first place win, 21-year-old kelsi worrell will be swimming for team usa in rio. worrell is from west hampton township, burlington county. she clocked the second fastest time in the world in the 100 meter butterfly. >> it's a dream come true, really. i'm in shock for sure. i was not expecting that. i don't even know what to say. >> nbc 10 is your official station for the summer olympics. you can catch all the action starting august 5th right here on nbc 10. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington watching first alert traffic. we're watching route 73 approaching the tacony palmyra bridge. the earlier opening is gone. we're back over the bridge with no problems. traffic moving in that direct

. >> we gotten a big source from donald trump, "crooked hillary clinton, who i would love to call lyin' hillary is getting to totally represent my policy." >> former governor of new mexico also and msnbc's contributor, always good to see you. there is this feeling among a lot of folks on the left that hillary clinton is a hawk when it comes to foreign policy. given her record, is that an accurate assessment? >> no, i think she's national security conscious and a progressive. tough national decision that you need as a commander chief, she made them. she did the benghazi and israel negotiations successfully and she completed the negotiation table. she restored our eye licensalli europe. we are not just electing a president. this is life and death and national security. donald trump has shown to be consistent in his youth but dangerous, he's a bully and he does not know foreign policy. and she shifts his position. in any of the policy positions that he's taken. nuclear weapon and talking to north korean and in sasulting t british prime minister. >> you did not mention the rise of isis and

ted.ask lyin' mark: what is the campaign saying on the record about this?it is big >> you're going to take her word for it? she says the rnc has a great relationship the trump campaign. mark: the debate continues. we'll stay on it and bring you the latest throughout the program. we will be right back. ♪ mark: thanks to our trio of cohost today. .comk out bloombergpolitics for a story on companies opting out of the convention. this having an effect on democrats as well. talking about the intersection of terrorism and ,ocial media -- a timely topic as they say. thanks for watching. we will be back here next week, channel.time, same bat until monday, sayonara. ♪ >> i'm mark crumpton. let's start with a check of your first word news. secretary carter is bashing the rebel forces in southern syria. he said they were fighting secretary state. e called russia's action problematic. they misused a channel that's intended to get air forces over syria. government forces have gained control over most of fa lugea. -- faluga. his troops control about 80% of the city with

. >> lyin', crooked hillary. >> he is temper meamentally unf >> four more years of this stuff, we're>> it's not hard to imagine donald trump leading us into a war because somebody got under his very thin skin. >>> a female was located in a residence with a gunshot wound. a list was located. that list has been described as kill list. he went there to kill two faculty from ucla. >>> five soldiers dead as floods ravage parts of texas. >> we urge all citizens to take these evacuation notices seriously. >> there's cars floating down the street. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >>> good morning. welcome to your "new day." it's friday, june 3rd. 6:00 in the east. ana cabrera along our side. thank you, friday. it's true! >>> the big headline from clinton's foreign policy speech. the headline -- you trump has thin skinned and a danger to the u.s. clinton did lay out ideas for several levels of strategy on foreign policy and donald trump doesn't even have a plan. trump responded saying clinton should be in jail because of ute of a private e-mail while secre

>> i think tom and i from abc felt like little marco and lyin' ted for a minute there. in is part of donald trump's schstick. we've seen this throughout the campaign, as he's talking about crooked hillary or crazy bernie, he uses little shorthands for the press. he talks about the dishonest press or disgusting press at almost every rally and every event and the crowd eats it up. i was talking to a trump adviser today and this person was saying, listen, the supporters like it when he goes after the news media and nobody really cares about you guys. >> do you think it's strategic? >> i think half of it is strategy and half of it is emotion. i think he does feel treated unfairly because here he is raising almost $6 million for veterans causes, which a lot of the causes are worthy groups but at the same time, if you can't stand the questions, should be you be in the business of running for president of the united states? that was the question asked today and i don't think he answered it. >> he said i'm getting great credit for my press conference today. crooked hillary shou

, you had military hillary -- >> we want debates that are fact-based, not cheating donald with his lyinted or crooked hillary -- >> let me ask you this. respond to what gary johnson, in response to trump calling him a fringe candidate, take a look at this. he was talking to chuck todd today. >> i think that trump had it nailed today. i think we've been fringe candidates our whole life. republicans winning in heavily democrat states, being fiscally conservative, socially liberal. he nailed it today. thanks, donald. >> that's not the way to define the fringe candidate. you define fringe candidates by their agenda. and the agenda, the green party under jill stein and libertarian party under gary johnson, chris, they have many man darren viewpoints. they're for civil liberties and the patriot act. they don't want empire and endless wars. they don't want crony capitalism and corporate welfare. they want to crackdown on corporate crime, fraud and abuse. they want justice reform. those are man darren views held by the libertarian party and the green party. that's the way you measure legitimacy

kg this lying, lyin', crooked hillary. he took it. from cruz and now -- >> wouldn't you? pushing back. it was not a foreign policy speech. it was a let's bash trump speech. the problem is you must not have anything to talk about for yourself. you spent 45 minutes talking about the other guy. one it shows she's very concerned about him. she's trying to amp up supporters, because she's in a crisis in california, which she should have been winning handily. she's still struggling to deliver a knockout punch to a socialist. so things aren't going so great for her. she sees record numbers turn out for donald trump. because a tremendous amount of enthusiasm and she's battling a enthusiasm gap. >> bernie sanders is in a a deadlock with hillary clinton in california. even if he wins california, she loses, she'll still get the nomination, but is this the time she should have pivoted to donald trump that soon? or should she have waited until she got the nomination? >> no i think it was a good move it suggests to voters in california, hillary clinton is the best candidate to go you u

donald trump has changed his mind about his old republican rival ted cruz after calling the senator, lyin' ted ove

. >> when you type in lyin', ted comes up, auto fills on google. one of the thing in the article. i very rarely google myself because it is too emotionally draining. when i was younger i might have. everything comes up, my sister did it recently, it is terrible. i would be interested to see what comes up for elizabeth warren compared to a jesse watters. >> put elizabeth warren pocahontas, what comes up? not anything in google. if you go to yahoo! there is stuff about her lying about her background. >> take the scenario it is stacked in favor of hillary. what does it say about her, a lot of people, here is thing you will never enjoy being seen as underdog. she will never enjoy that. if general perception is everything is stacked in your favor why do you continue to struggle against bernie sanders and barack obama? that's a problem. harris: you played the victim woman card. there was a time, i don't know if companies are still doing it, where you pay to cachet -- >> wipe it clean. harris: wipe it clean, but also make -- >> what website is that? make

i mean one of the things people have been looking for is of course trump called ted cruz lyin' ted and there's little marco and crooked hillary. we now know he is most vulnerable as fraudulent donnie. and that really should be the name that sticks. i mean these documents are shocking. he owned 93% of this company. he made $40 million out of poor people like the people you played. and this also explains to me, tamron, one of the mysteries of yesterday. here was this relatively minor matter of paying the $6 million or it now turns out to be $5.4 million to the veterans organizations. why was he so angry at the press about asking about this? because this goes to the essential weakness, the essential vulnerability of his campaign. this whole thing about being this great and generous and knowing businessman, who knows how to make money and create jobs. it's all a fraud. it's a house of cards. he won't release his tax returns. and this is a tremendous vulnerability for his campaign. >> april, politico had an article up yesterday talking to a number of hedge fund types who made their own asse

. >> lyin' crooked hillary. >> this is not someone who should ever have the nuclear code. >> she is a liar. phony hit job. guilty as hell. >> do we want his finger anywhere near the button? >> and crooked hillary says oh, donald trump, his finger on the button. i'm the one that didn't want to go into iraq, folks. >> we cannot put the security of our children and grandchildren in donald trump's hands. >> i have read so much about the emails, folks, honestly, she is guilty as hell. she is guilty as hell. [cheers and applause] >> he says he has foreign policy experience because he ran the miss universe pageant in russia. [ laughter ] if they do let her get away with it, it will be a big topic of conversation on the campaign trail, i can tell you that, folks. >> he believes america is weak, an embarrassment. he called our military a disaster. >> the fact that they even allow her to participate in this race is a disgrace to the united states. it's a disgrace to our nation. >> even if i weren't in this race, i would be doing everything i could to make sure donald trump never becomes preside

what's happened here, tamron, is he's always been this candidate but he didn't have little marco, lyin' ted, low energy jeb, he doesn't have those guys to play off of now. he can't turn it into a reality show now and now people are getting the full monte. it's just all by himself as the frog in the boiling water and you're seeing what is happening. >> all right, steve deace, national radio show host based out of iowa, thank you very much. great pleasure having you on. >> thank you. >>> sos athe debate over new gun control measures intensifies on capitol hill, senator john mccain has sparked new controversy with remarks he made about president obama. >> barack obama is directly responsible for it, because when he pulled everybody out of iraq -- >> what senator mccain is saying now. >>> and as the potentially record-breaking heat wave settles over much of the western part of our country, the weather is being blamed now for the death of a toddler who was trapped in a hot car in texas. >>> and it is fueling massive wildfires now threatening thousands of california and arizona residents. we

. >> i felt like little marco and lyin' ted for a minute there. this is part of donald trump's shtick. we've seen this throughout this campaign, whether he's talking about gop rivals, whether he's talking about crooked hillary as he calls hillary clinton or crazy bernie as he calls bernie sanders. he used little short hand to go after members of the press. he was doing some of that today. we've seen this before at his campaign rallies. he talks about the dishonest press or the disgusting press at almost every rally, almost every event. and the crowd eats it up. and i was talking to a trump adviser today, and this person was saying, listen, you know, the supporters like it when he goes after the news media. and nobody really cares about you guys. >> you think it's strategic, or you think he's just reacting emotionally? >> i think half of it is strategy. i think half of it is emotion. i think he feels, you know, he does feel treated unfairly because here he is raising almost $6 million for veterans' causes, which a lot of these causes are very worth

. >> the gut question, will he give a nickname to the president like crooked hillary or lyin' ted, willthat far and try to tie him into a brand of negativity? >> i think the answer to the question of whether donald trump will go that far, whatever the question is, the answer is yes. >> there is no line he will not cross. >> we have to finish up with big news of the day. paul ryan speaker of the house said he's going to endorse, vote for, as luke russert says, the same thing up there, vote for trump or the bigger news that hillary has come out with her first masterpiece of speech giving? >> i think it's hillary clinton. because they have been so on the fence about this. how do we attack donald trump. all these paths and they've really agonized over this. >> this is good stuff for the ads. they can put this in the ads. >> they have a path and they will follow it. >> i would agree, but as a footnote, rick schneider the governor of michigan started out he wouldn't support donald trump and ended up the day saying he will. >> was this colluded? >> i don't know. that may have been colluded. sk

we don't applyisay lyin' ted an. i'd love to pull it out and use it on lyin' crooked hillary.ing forward with because do you know why? she doesn't want to go to jail. that's why, folks. that's why. remember hillary clinton used to hate obama. she used to hate him. bill clinton hated him. bill clinton hated him. he called bill clinton a racist. do you remember that? bill clinton hated him. and hillary clinton hated obama. now it's, yes, sir, mr. president. sir. yes, sir. what would you like? what would you like me to say here, sir? the only reason she's behaving like this and the only reason she's been dragged so far left, believe me, is she doesn't want to go to jail over the e-mails. okay? believe me. >> god. oh, my god. oh, my god. oh, my god. oh, my god. i mean, is that what you all are thinking? >> yes, but that speech is not for the foreign policy establishment, that speech is not for the establishment. and i think we need to be clear about that. i mean, everyone that listened to hillary clinton's speech last night on the republican and democratic side that does foreign p

my name is lyin' ted cruz.artha: fueling an outrage and narrative that donald trump just couldn't last. but something was stirring in gop america. >> he's not a typical politician. martha: fans were flooding trump events, turning out in record numbers. rick perry and scott walker the first to see the writing on the wall. >> i will suspend my campaign immediately. martha: graham and pataki were up next. but they thought things would change when people started voting. they were wrong. >> desire for an outsider along with anger toward the federal government are two big things driving republican voters. huckabee, paul and santorum were done, but new hampshire was huge for the businessman. then like dominoes a deep bench of strong gop candidates with a wealth of experience in government started to fall. >> we are going home to new jersey tomorrow. jeb bush promised to win in south carolina. >> in south carolina we'll do really well. he was gone before the polls even opened. super tuesday was the final straw for dr.

drawing a straight lyine from where we are now is not a bad call.m the conventional thinking that dominates monetary policy. he's basically saying we're living in a world of multiple equilibria could matter for -- if you think inflati-- >> with a change in forecast and world view and everything, you know, vince, how important and how precious fed credibility is. do you have to question it? >> what you have to question is the cohesion of the group. we're beginning to see a little bit of fraying, fraying both in terms of what the right setting of policy is and the right way to think about the world. >> i guess the question for markets and for investors is there was already this idea that the fed would be on hold for a long time. do you now have to price in it's going to be on hold for an even longer long time? >> i think -- so the fed i think has done the right thing by it's sort of a do no harm approach of letting the market basically have a veto over what the fed does because the fed does, whether it likes it or not, kind of set policy for the entir

in the past, he has gone with crooked hillary, lyin' ted, these candidates, elizabeth warren to voemteters, goofy won play well, and pocahontas, at a moment when he is facing criticism for his ethnically loaded language, that's not going to play well with the republican establishment. so he is struggling to find his footing a little bit in his interaction with her. >> elizabeth warren doesn't hold punches either. she doesn't use that. everything going on in these controversies if you will about what he believes or doesn't believe about other races, obscuring what could be tough news for hillary clinton, continued tough news. all sorts of reports this morning in the "wall street journal" and other places that some of the e-mails that hillary clinton had on her server as secretary of state dealt with issues of drone strikes in pakistan. now, vague references, we are told of the possibility of drone strikes. again, showing the e-mail issue will not go away. showing there could be things of interest to a lot of voters. >> absolutely. you know, you have the drip, drip, drip of these constant re

lyin', crook ed hillary.com.p and running in a couple days, they say. >>> in washington, the chances for the latest bipartisan gun deal after the orlando mass shooting looks really unlikely. >> on monday, the senate failed to pass four gun measures. lawmakers were visibly upset afterwards. >> then on tuesday, the national rifle association says it oh poes a measure by susan collins. her home would ban gun sales to possible terrorists. right now she doesn't have the endorsement of leader from either party despite so many saying they want some kind of change. >> all of us are united in our desire to getting something significant done on this vital issue. surely the terrorist attacks in san bernardino and in orlando that took so many lives are a call for compromise, a plea for bipartisan action. >> monty frank is the founder of team 26, a group of cyclists who over the years have ridden 400 miles to washington from newtown connecticut. the group was formed after the massacre at sandy hook elementary. monty, did you

. >> lyin' crooked hillary. >> reporter: or sharpen his foc focus. >> secretary clinton even did all of the work on a totally illegal private server. >> reporter: trump's never shied away from targeting former president bill clinton. >> hillary hillary clinton's husband abused women more than any man that we know of in the history of politics. >> reporter: relitigating the decades-old scandals is not without risk. during president clinton's impeachment, republicans lost seats in the house. meanwhile, trump insists he's disappointed and surprised by fierce criticism from gop leaders. some calling his attacks on the federal judge racist. "i didn't think it was necessary," trump said. "but you know, i'm a big boy." still in an online poll of americans says trump's comments were racist. after estimating trump would need $1 billion to beat clinton, trump's now backing off "because i get so much publicity," he says. his allies unfazed by trump's unconventional campaign. >> well, his strength is being directed at the american people. that's where he's getting his votes. >> on tuesday night

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. >> lyin', crooked hillary. >> reporter: after hillary clinton's scathing foreign policy speech eviscerating the republican nominee with her toughest lines yet. >> i will leave it to the psychiatrist to explain his affection for tyrants. >> reporter: trump calling for the secretary of state to be imprisoned over use of a private server. >> hillary clinton has to go to jail. okay? she's guilty as hell. >> reporter: the pair trading stinging one-liners. >> he says he has foreign policy experience, because he ran the miss universe pageant in russia. >> the tools donald trump brings to the table, bragging, mocking, composing nasty tweets. >> reporter: to watch her is like sominex. ever watch som ninesominex? sleep all night. it's hard to stay a. >> it's not hard to see donald trump leading us into a war just because somebody got under his thin skin. >> reporter: finger on the button, she's the one that stupidly raised her hand to go into iraq and destabilized the entire middle east, okay? because that's what she did. >> reporter: and the questions temperament. >> donald trump's ideas aren't just