-- [ indiscernible ] >> civil rights and mar-a-lago don't go together. >> i know what you said.ied. mar-a-lago, he was the first person to allow blacks and jewish individuals into his -- into his club. in fact, he brought a lawsuit against other clubs part of which allege they weren't allowing. >> after he got sued for spousal discrimination. >> why didn't he rent to african-americans? >> why didn't he rent to african-americans? there were a lot of federal lawsuits brought then and -- >> twice. he settled twice. time out. there are two things that i need to address. one, kayleigh, i really want you to retract that the poverty rate was a good thing. >> bakari sat here last night and tonight. >> so you're not going to retract it. >> that's fine. >> you're not going to retract it. that's fine. i did not say that. so, viewers, i did not say that. number one, if you want donald trump to stay something that's meaningful for black people and i'm not going to be the spokesman person for all black people don't. he can apologize for the the howing discrimination for the department of just

it is one of the good things donald trump did when he bought mar-a-lago.hen he bought this palace, during financial hard times, he wanted to build a bunch of big fancy homes on the land. the town did not like it into they would not let him do it. so he had dinner with a jewish lawyer and said we have these wealthy jews coming, most of them cannot do into the country club. if we start mar-a-lago, they will all come and join it. that is precisely what happened. brian: we have all heard about mar-a-lago. i think i look it up. what is that sea to lake? , what is it? laurence: it is one of the most incredible buildings in america. marjorie meriwether post belted in arump -- built it into time when people thought no one wanted these big homes anymore, trump got it. if i had billions of dollars, the lasting out want to do is hang out with a bunch of wannabes. wannabes in every way. but they are there with him every weekend. people call, if donald is in town, the place is full. they want to be around him. and he wants to be around them. this is before he ran for p

brian: we have all heard about mar-a-lago. looked it up, i think is that -- what is said, sea to lake? what is it? laurence: it is one of the most incredible buildings in america. marjorie meriwether post , in an erad trump when people thought no one wanted these big homes, trump got it and return it -- if i had billions of dollars, the lasting -- the last thing i would want to do on the weekend is hang out with a bunch of wannabes. wannabes in every way. but they are there with him every weekend. people call, if donald is in town, the place is full. and he wants to be around them. i mean, he wants -- this is before he ran for president, but even now he does that. it is funny because i had dinner easter sunday at trump golf course in west palm. and it is a very fancy buffet that they have. $100 per person buffet. all these fancy cars are out there, very wealthy people. they're getting the lobster and the fancy things. i am no better than them and i go get a steak. i looked to my right and there is donald. there is donald trump

in fact, he's currently at this moment, employing foreign workers at mar-a-lago and has been since 2010. >> the mar-a-lago club is a very successful club, and during the season it's very hard to get employees. >> they have more than a thousand -- >> we have a lot of people. we come with a lot of people. but it's hard to get people in palm beach during the palm beach season. what we do, we sometimes have to bring people in. >> it it's not a new idea for trump. he employed undocumented polish workers in 1980, a point raised in february by senator and then presidential candidate marco rubio. >> i think if you're going to claim that you're the only one who lifted it into the campaign, you're the only person on this stage that's ever been fined to work on your projects illegally. >> no, no, i'm the only one that's hired people. you haven't hired -- >> he hired workers from poland and had to pay a million dollars. >> that's wrong, that's wrong. >> people can look it up, i'm sure they're googling it right now. you'll see a million dollars for hiring illegal workers on one of his projects. >> i

brian: we have all heard about mar-a-lago. sea to lake? what is it? mr.eamer: it is one of the most incredible buildings in america. era when people thought no one wanted these big homes, trump got it and return it -- if i had billions of dollars, the lasting out want to do is hang out with a bunch of wannabes. wannabes in every way. but they are there with him every weekend. people call, if donald is in town, the place is full. and he wants to be around them. this is before he ran for president, but even now he does that. easter sunday at tr ump golf course in west palm. it is a very fancy buffet that have, $100 frozen buffet. all these fancy cars are out there, very wealthy people. they're getting the lobster and the fancy things. i have no better than them and i go get a steak. i looked to my right and there is donald. there is donald trump he wants a hamburger. he gets a hamburger, he gets it cooked until it is charred and he puts an inch of ketchup over the top. i thought, this guy -- brian: have you talked with him? mr. leamer: yes, he was in my boo

the reason why, stop using mar-a- mar-a-lago as all of a sudden donald trump is martin luther king nown he sued the palm beach area for that, he was trying to make changes in the club and people in palm beach looked at him as new money and he looked down upon the things he was doing there. he used the black and jewish membership issue as leverage to get what he wanted. he didn't do that out of the goodness of his heart. stop using that as a talking point. >> can he make inroads with african-americans? >> i don't believe he can because whether you say something slightly nicer, the facts go back to everything he has said in a completely condescending way and the facts are this was a man who was sued for housing discrimination and -- >> which was settled without him -- >> nonetheless -- >> i'm just stating a fact. >> lived in segregated neighborhood in 1974. think how far back you're talking. >> the doj case was one issue. you have a man here who has defaulted on small businessowners, many people of color. you have a plan that offers nothing significant to the african-american community a

so one of the good things donald trump did when he bought mar-a-lago.hen he bought this palace, during financial hard times, he wanted to build a bunch of big fancy homes on the land. the town did not like it. they would not let him do it. so he had dinner with a jewish lawyer who said listen, we have all of these wealthy jews coming to palm beach. club is a jewish country -- there's a country club that most of them cannot go to there. if we start mar-a-lago, they will all come and join it. that is precisely what happened. brian: we have all heard about mar-a-lago. i think i look it up. what is that, "sea to lake"? what it means. what is it? laurence: it is one of the most incredible buildings in america. marjorie meriwether post built when noone of the times one wants anymore trump got it. ,build the club. if i had billions of dollars, the last thing i want to do is hang out with a bunch of wannabes. wannabes in every way. but they are there with him every weekend. people call, if donald is in town, the place is full. an they want to be around him. and

there's a big investigation today from buzzfeed that shows trumps private club, mar-a-lago and the golf club he owns filed foreign workers, including housekeepers, servers and cooks, to come into the u.s. to work for him. which is crazy. because it's very unlike him to say one thing and do the other. [ laughter and applause ] he wants to build a wall and bring in foreign workers. it's like he's playing a game of tick tack toe against himself. or maybe this is a telemundo prank show. we sent a bunch of workers to the united states, wait until they find out who their new boss is! trump also claimed that he was russia would be able to find hillary clinton's e-mails he said he was joking, being sarcastic. but hacking, especially from countries that aren't our friends, is no joke. and on that thought, please welcome the troompaloompas, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ? troompaloompa doompety doo ? ? i've got another puzzle for you ? ? troompaloompa doompety dee ? ? what kind of nut asks russians to hack ? ? rashly inviting a cyber attack ? ? you should think twice what you ask them to do

project, giving him space to utilize that on wall street, to the time where there trump took over mar-a-lagohe desegregated it and opened up those facilities to african-americans. >> so is there a feeling that enough has been done and said and people should know and that explains why he hasn't been in a place where there has been a predominantly black audience? >> i think the liberal media has an idea that you have to be in a black community, you have to go to a black church in order to call what you're doing engagement. i see what mr. trump has been saying and the policies he's putting out a that will affect our community positively as engagement. so now the media says, he has to go to a black church, he has to go to a black organization. so the campaign is saying, we're going to do that. in addition to the continued engagement that he has been doing, and that the rnc is doing as well. >> well, hasn't there been some reaction over the past weeks, particularly where many had said, there was a feeling the that he was talking at black people. he wasn't really talking to them, the way in which

there is one office in physicfl and think it might be mar-a-lago. >> i want to play, we've been talkingut what he said. let's watch a little bit then we can stdiscuss. >> we reject the bigotry of hillary clinton which talks down to communities of color and sees them only as votes. that's all they care about. not as individual human beings worthy of a better future. they have taken advantage. she doesn't care at all about the hurting people of this country or the suffering she has caused them and she meaning she and her party officials. there has been tremendous suffering because of what they have brought. the african-american community has been taken for granted for decades by the democratic party. and look how they're doing. it's time to break with the failures of the past. i want to offer americans a new and much better future. >> see, he said no -- this is for you, maria, no community and i'm paraphrasing here, has been hurt more by the policies than african-americans. by hillary clinton's policies than african-americans. >> so there's so many reasons here why this speech has fallen

and i think there might be a mar-a-lago. >> okay.to play what we've been talking about what he said. let's listen to a little bit and then we can discuss. >> we reject the bigotry of hillary clinton, which panders to and talks down to communities of color and sees them only as votes. that's all they care about. not as individual human beings worthy of a better future. they have taken advantage. she doesn't care at all about the hurting people of this country or the suffering she has caused them and she, meaning she and her party officials, there has been tremendous suffering because of what they have brought. the african-american community has been taken for granted for decades by the democratic party and look how they're doing. it's time to break with the failures of the past. i want to offer americans a new and much better future. >> he said no, this is for you, mar maria, has been hurt more by the policies than african-americans, by hillary clinton's policies than african-americans. >> there's so many reasons here why this speech

saying priebus told trump himself his days would have been better spent since the convention at his mar-a-lago club. >> it's interesting, sandra, aren't they always the unnamed republican -- >> right. >> when they have the guts to stand up and tell us who they are and where they heard this stuff, then maybe we believe them. but this is nonsense, and it's absolute fantasy. >> you just spent a bunch of time with him, so it was good to have you come on and clear the record. governor huckabee, thank you for being here. >> good to be with you. >>> an update on a controversial police incident we brought you earlier this week as we learned the officers involved in the pursuit and eventual death of 18-year-old paul o'neill are not being named out of fears for their safety. we'll speak with attorney michael oppenheimer, who is representing the victim's family. >>> and chicago fraternal order of police president dean angelo senior. >>> plus thousands of hillary clinton's private server e-mails have yet to be uncovered, and charles krauthammer says whoever is sitting on them could have the ability to bri

now, trump probably thinks the status of forces agreement is a guilded couch at mar-a-lago. that was a relevant part of this. it was also important to realize that assad by what he did in his country allowed isis to move into what was then iraq, al qaeda, into syria and get strongholds. that was the work and support of putin who is trump's best buddy. you can say trump and his friend putin are the founder of isis which probably would be more accurate than calling out the commander in chief in that way. >> well, i'm glad for that last comment. that will certainly get donald trump's attention. senator mccaskill, thanks for your time. always good to talk with you. >> thank you. >>> up next, more on the controversy facing both candidates. we bring in the sunday group to discuss that. and the growing clinton lead in the polls. plus, what would you like to ask the panel about the clinton foundation and potential fbi investigation? just go to facebook or twitter at fox news sunday. we may use your question on the air. many sleep-aids have pain medicine but zzzquil is different beca

also at this moment reportedly seeking temporary visas to bring in foreign workers to work at his mar-a-lago estate in florida. number six, trump calling on russia in a directed a dress to the camera to cyber spy on former secretary of state hillary clinton's e-mail correspondence. number five, trump calling retired four-star general john allen a failed general following allen's endorsement of hillary clinton. number four, trump criticizing multiple fire marshals, accusing them of putting partisanship over safety. we'll have more on that later. number three, trump claiming that he got a letter from the nfl discussing the debate schedule which conflicts with two football games. the nfl said they never sent trump such a letter. more on that later, two. number two, trumps comments about putin not going into ukraine even though troops have been there since 2014. number one, trump's repeated attacks on the family of a fallen soldier. we'll keep updating our trump's last 10 list as circumstances and events dictate and if recent history is any indication, we won't have to wait too long. p?p >> rog

mar-a-lago. it was bill clinton in her campaign in 2008 that questioned the success of barack obama not based on his talent but based on his race. it was their campaign. why can't we start judging these people based on what they actually did? she gave out state secrets. she talked about race in a way that's unacceptable. >> and in this morning's "new york times" outlines what donald trump's and his father may have done when it came to basically keeping african americans from being able to rent -- >> here's the thing "may of done." here is the issue. look at what he did do. if you look at what he's done as the developer in putting together golf courses, these club, the things that he's been doing for the last several decades, he has broken the mold when it comes to this issue. and i can tell you where his heart's at. i know where his heart's at. >> one of the things he said. he said hillary clinton only views african americans as votes. not as human beings and this is what he tweeted out yesterday

he also brought african-americans for the first time into mar a lago, was praise bide the antidefamation league who said he put the light on palm beach -- >> i have to -- >> he created jobs. hillary clinton has not created private sector jobs. he's certainly given money from his millions or billions, whatever it is. the thing he's not doing, what candidates do when they run for president, is essentially they do a restart. they say i need to go and learn about the country, learn about what's happening in people's lives now. not simply sit in a board room and have a track record creating some jobs, but going out into communities and hearing. >> has hillary done that? >> absolutely. >> there are other communities besides -- there are evangelicals. hillary clinton is trailing at 17% with evangelicals. has hillary reached out to evangelicals around the country? >> we need to correct the record just briefly. jesse jackson wrote a scathing op-ed today about donald trump. today. >> when there's politics involved. >> but you know what, hold on, because you guys like to compare donald trump to mar

he hired foreign workers at his mar-a-lago estate in florida, claiming he couldn't find any americans to do the job. and now on the eve of trump's big immigration speech, another stunning revelation, this time involving trump model management, founded in 1999 by donald trump. the company bills itself as one of new york city's top modeling agencies. now in a new bombshell expose, three former models, none of whom was a u.s. citizen at the time claim to have worked illegally on tourist visas for the republican nominee's modeling agency. and they claim the company knew all about it. as mother jones reports, two of the former models said the company encouraged them to deceive customs officials about why they were visiting the united states and told them to lie on customs forms about where they intended to live. trump's representative told the models, quote, if they ask you any questions, you're just here for meetings. meanwhile, some models say they barely made any money because of the high fee for rent and expenses that were charged. according to the company, they housed the women in a t

they actually opened up mar-a-lago because he hated going down to mar-a-lago when there was no work tos all about work? >> he's deeply skeptical of people who go on vacation, hang out with freb. he believes as his father warned him, do not be a nothing, be a something. he's been driven all his life to achieve in this big way. >> the new book is "trump revealed, an american journey of ego, money, power." >> sounds great. >> donald trump didn't especially care for it. >> it's ridiculous. >> still ahead nba superstar turned political commentator kareem abdul jabbar. we're back in a moment with much more ahead on "morning joe." co, so you can see our confusion. ge is an industrial company that actually builds world-changing machines. machines that can also communicate digitally. like robots. did you build that robot? that's not a robot, that's my coworker earl. he builds jet engines with his human hands. what about that robot? that is a vending machine, ricky. john, give him a dollar. soon, she'll type the best essays in the entire 8th grade. get back to great. sixteen gig lexar flash driv

i believe he sleeps either at trump tower or mar-a-lago almost every night, but if you're talking aboutust a losing campaign strategy. what he should be talking about is policy and substance. david laid out exactly what trump should be laying out. he laid out some substantive points that trump could be hitting hillary on, but instead we're talking about the mechanics of whether he thinksst fair or not fair that -- martha: it's a good point. all of the sort of political watchers who are trying to dui advice to the campaign at this point, david, they're saying that essentially as well, you know? don't go after all this other stuff. people see it as nasty and mean-spirited. go after the issues, go after her where you could actually hit her. >> i've been saying this for months now, that if trump makes this about his ideas on jobs and on national security, he's going to win this election. because americans don't want a third term. now, that said, there does seem to be a strategy going on in the trump campaign that they see this as a base election and that the 25% of undecided voters, by and

i used to be invited to mar-a-lago.e is the same guy i knew then. >> we'll talk about what happened in brazil over the commercial break. in full disclosure, you just came up to say hello. i said what are your thoughts on -- as we talk about the olympics. there was such a run-up to what happened in rio with regard to -- i'm sure brazil didn't love it with regard to zika and pollution in the water and crime down there. and for the most part it's been solid olympic games and now all of a sudden you have this incredible american swimmer -- >> and our other olympic athletes, american, are being booed right now because of from. go ahead. >> your thoughts on all of this. because they are held to a higher standard. he is a role model. he's got -- not to -- he's got like a million instagram followers. lot of young people i guess is my point look up to man. he's 32, he's been in some trouble in the past. he's the one that's made it to the united states. the other three are still stuck in brazil. what do you fink of this whothi th