in the book she doesn't say the sourc sources marianne trump is the president's older sister. there are quotes from her in the book, but it's not said how she got these quotes. mary trump recorded 15 hours worth of conversations with her aunt. many of these conversations are not reflected in the book, in the story posted on washington post.com. tonight there's an example in the lead where i talk about her speaking about her brother's immigration policies. you can hear posted himself what the president's sister is saying. it's not secondhand, it's her own words. >> tell us some of the things that you've heard on this audiotape? >> well, one example is, for example, mary trump heard that her brother, the president had said on fox news maybe he'll have to put her, meaning mary ann trump to the border because there were a lot of refugees. at the time, there were a lot of children being separated from their parents. she said, it's all about the base, all he wants to do is appeal to the base, he has no principles, and his base, i mean, my god, if you were a religious person, you woul

she admitted to taping for 15 hours the president's sister retired federal judge marianne trump barryp]. oh, my god. you know, it's the change of stories, the lack of preparation, the lying, the [bleep]. he's appealing to the base. what they're doing with the kids at the border. howie: mollie, mary trump despices her uncle. she admits to secretly recording the president's sister over a two year period. should this sleazy tactic make the press discount these tapes? >> yes, there are three groups of people that look bad here. it's the niece, taping the aunt, part of an attempt to get more money. there's the aunt who appears ungrateful for the help she got from her brother for her first federal judgeship and there's the newspaper which has no business publishing this on the same weekend as another brother had his funeral. i know they're upset that the democrats didn't have as good of convention as they would have hoped and they're trying to hurt the republicans on the eve of their convention. as if the people don't hate the media enough, to do this type of opposition research, as if they

this past week, the president and marianne trump lost their brother, robert trump. he was just laid to rest and had services for him at the white house on friday. and i really do think that it's shameful that the "washington post" came and ran this story yesterday, literally the day after the funeral services for robert trump, just in an attempt to try to tear down the president. to do that right after they laid their brother to rest i think is shameful. >> i want to ask you about another development that happened late this week involving another member of the president's 2016 campaign. it's somebody that you've worked quite closely with. it's steve bannon. i think folks are quite familiar, he's been indicted on what appears to be -- perhaps he misled a charity and may have taken some money that wasn't meant for salaries and things like that for we build the wall. first thing i want to ask, since you did a podcast with him, have you been interviewed at all by the justice department in this investigation, jason? >> i have not, and from public reports it looks like th

those comments and the fact that apparently the president's niece, mary trump, secretly taped marianne trump well, i think the president has already spoke to that another day, another political attack. what i find interesting is, is any family member that would secretly tape 15 hours of a conversation with somebody obviously to promote an agenda. she's been very vocal in her support for joe biden. this is really a sad day. i've not met the president's sister. i was hopeful to meet her at the funeral for his brother the other day. but you couldn't come out of that tribute to his brother without really recognizing the love and compassion that the president had for his brother and his family. but we will also look at this. a number of the accusations that are being made i've been able to witness up close and personal and they're just not true. the president is not only well-prepared but reads so much that is causes me to have to read many times well into the night to catch up with him and -- go ahead, chris. sorry. chris: well, i was just going to say, congressman, but specifically she talks ab

you about this breaking story, this remarkable audio of president trump's sister former judge marianne trumps the president cruel, says he has no principles, says donald is out for donald, it was secretly recorded by president trump's niece mary who has made her opinion of her uncle clear in a book she wrote about him. what's your reaction to hearing that kind of stark criticism coming from the president's own sister? >> well, it's heartbreaking to think that a family member of the president of the united states would have that view of him. you know, the president is calling everything a hoax, he calls the virus a hoax for a while, he's called the russian interference in our elections a hoax, calls everything a hoax, which is just a projection of what he is, a hoax, and this is just further evidence of his inn authenticity and lack of integri integrity, a hoax. >> this house has rejected in $25 billion in this postal bill approved by the house yesterday. in a tweet white house steve of staff mark meadows tied it to the stalled coronavirus negotiations on the hill, he wrote, quote, if you rea

the post has a pretty tough hit piece on the president, a secret recording of as you mentioned marianne trump barry. that's his older sister, saying that the president was cruel among other things. i want to warn you as you listen to this audio, it's a little on the blue side. >> oh, my god. i'm talking freely. you know it's a change of stories, the lack of preparation, the lying, the [bleep]. >> reporter: that recording coming out not terribly long after the president of course laid to rest his brother, the white house issuing a statement in fact from the president quoting now, he said every day it's something else. who cares. i miss my brother. and i'll continue to work hard for the american people. that's part of his statement, eric. eric: apparently the source of that tape is mary trump who is the president's niece who has written that very hard-hitting book about the president. all right, kevin on the north lawn. thank you. arthel. arthel.arthel: two major storms expected to hit central gulf coast this week, tropical storm marco is near hurricane strength as it swirls over the gulf of me

negative portrait revealed by secret audio recordings of his older sister, retired federal judge marianne trump berry >> reporter: first reported by "the washington post," nbc news has now also obtained some of the 15 hours of recordings made in 2018 and '19 by trump niece and tell-all author mary trump >> reporter: white house chief of staff reacted to the trump family drama >> this is politics as usual by a niece that was written out of a will that would have apparently -- just has an ax to grind because she wants joe biden to be president. >> our thanks to kelly for that report >>> president trump is preparing for the republican national convention tonight with plans to address his supporters from two locations. the tone expected to be decidedly different from what we heard from democrats last week nbc's tracy potts joins us with more good morning >> reporter: hi, good morning. so what republicans are telling us is that this week will be about the american story and it will start in charlotte, north carolina the official business of the convention, the roll call vote to nominate president tr

the tapes of marianne trump, a retired federal judge, were secretly recorded in 2018 and 2019 by presidentmary trump. the white house dismissed the attack as sibling rivalry. >>> both of the storms, laura and marco, will take aim at the gulf coast this week. marco has weekend after briefly becoming a tropical storm. laura is expected to reach the same region in mississippi. the national hurricane center says laura could make landfall as a hurricane by tomorrow. some people who waited out hurricane katrina 15 years ago say that they are not evacuating. >> we went through katrina, we will do the same thing. >> we will just pray, trust god and wait it out. >> should we stay or should we go? we have two little ones. most people made the decision to stay. we are hunkered down for a few days. >> state officials are urging people to use shelters as a last resort. >>> the time is 4:52. rosemary orozco is here with the forecast for this tuesday. how do we look? >> we are looking better as we get into the days ahead. good morning, dave and pam. we do have hazy skies out there. we are improving with

so, you know, they worked together certainly but mary trump -- excuse me, marianne trump berry that retiredis a distinguished person in her own right. she says in these tapes she asked donald trump to try to help her get on the bench. trump, his personal attorney rory cone according to judge berry and the tapes called regan, a friend of his and urged him to appoint judge berry and according to judge berry and the tapes, the next day she got that nomination. according to the tapes donald trump said you got this job because of you and i made you. she says no, i was very well established and she was elevated by other people to higher points on the bench. >> and she says she never thereafter that asked for another favor. thank you so much. always love your reporting and this is a great story like so many others you've done. thank you for the time. >>> republican congressman adam ki on his party. ki on his party at the golden opportunity sales event, lease the 2020 es 350 for $359 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up t

marianne trump who was allegedly secretly recorded by her niece slams the president for his immigrationpolicies. >> all he wants to do is appeal to his base, he has no principles. none, none. and, my god. if you were a religious person, you want to help people. not do this. >> and a statement from the white house, president trump seven part every day it is something else, who cares. i miss my brother and i will continue to work hard for the american people. the president's younger brother died just over a week ago. as the president's campaign prepares to kick off for the national convention the tracker poll shows joe biden maintaining a lead among likely voters nationwide. the poll finds biden solidifying his existing support followinthe national convention. tom hanson, cbs news. >>> the convention starts tomorrow and runs through thursday and we will have full coverage every night at 7:00 followed by expert analysis in a special newscast after cbs prime time. >>> we have another update on the bay area of wildfires ahead as evacuation warnings expand in santa clara and alameda counties.

in audio secretly recorded by his niece, mary trump, president trump sister judge marianne trump barry with a harsh assessment of her brother. >> all he wants to do is appeal to his base. he has no principles. none, none. his base, my god. if you're a religious person, you want to help people. >> is the convention got underway commode of the president's longest-serving advisors, counselor to the president kellyanne conway announced she will be leaving the white house at the end of the month. 2016 as the campaign manager she was widely credited assess helping the president with the white house. we should mention the president will be featured twice tonight, once meeting with frontline responders to the coronavirus crisis. another time meeting with six hostages his administration brought back from places like syria, iran, india, venezuela. a big night on tap. >> bret: thanks. breaking tonight, jerry falwell jr. has resigned as president of liberty university. the liberty board member tells fox news of his regular took her resignation. falwell says he seeking help for what he calls the em

president is fighting off scathing criticism from within his own of family, his older sister, marianne trump barry, a retired federal judge, describing him as a cruel man with no principles. in secret audio recordings, she made those remarks. they were made by apparently by the president's niece, mary trump, who has just published a book slamming her uncle. the washington post released some of the recordings of her aunt last night. >> it's heart breaking to think a family member of the president of the united states would have that view of him. you know, the president is calling everything a hoax. he calls the virus a hoax for a while. he's called the russian interference in our elections a hoax. he calls everything a hoax, which is a projection of what he is, a hoax and this is further evidence of his inauthenticity and lack of integ eg integrity,. eric: kevin cork is live at the white house. the president will speak in about 90 minutes about the coronavirus therapeutics that he will announce. >> reporter: we'll talk about that more in detail as we get closer to the time. we expect it to ha

host: that from marianne trump, mary trump, it is available at the washington post website.om new jersey. go ahead. caller: good morning. the lady that was on earlier from the rnc, for her to defend the president and be ok with a woman is nasty, that is terrible. to say he is consistent with what he says, the only thing he is consistent with is lying. as an african american, i would like to know what donald trump has done for african americans. i don't know what he has done as an african american. host: republican line, good morning. caller: good morning. -- oneer had a saying lies, the other swears to it. that is what we have in this country that is going downhill quickly unless we are saved. the democratic party lies through their teeth, and then the lies are accepted as truth by the left wing news media. i will give you a perfect example. trumphed the news when got into that debate about fascists, said white or whatever they call them, from supporters, and trump said he likes them, he thinks they are good people. they still use that lie -- and i will prove the lie to you

president trump promised to deliver substantial aid to lebanon. rehouse. i'm marianneoutback to american kidnapping: finding elizabeth smart. >> have you ever discussed him something stealing from your home? nancy: throughout the investigation the law enforcement put an emphasis on secrecy. >> sometimes they withheld information for their own reasons. nancy: the emergence of the manual lead was no different. >> the police did not want that to come out. they encouraged the family to remain quiet. >> there was confusion over emmanuel because while we know he had a religious belief and fantasies about himself. nancy: salt lake city police department believes any public mention of emmanuel might cause him to flee. >> had been a biased by the police to hold back and then i see them saying publicly it's not even a close second to richard reecy and this is after he died. nancy: in an effort to advance pursuit with emmanuel ed smart took matters into his own hands. >> ed worked with a police sketch artist to come up with a sketch. >> we were somewhat hesitant at the time to pu

marianne favro has the details. >> reporter: president trump signed four executive orders saturday, less than 24 hours after he warned lawmakers he couldn't come up with a deal. the orders will defer payroll taxes through the end of the year for people making less than $100,000 a year and extend the much-debated enhanced unemployment benefits. something many americans were relying on. >> for this reason i'm taking action to provide additional or an additional $400 per week in expanded benefits. $400. >> reporter: the previous unemployment boost was $600 a week, but some feel the new reduced pay may not be enough to help people in the bay area who are out of work. >> i'm glad he's stepping in. i know we're having trouble agreeing in congress, but i think he should have kept it at $600 instead of reducing it especially with the cost of living out here is a lot higher than the rest of the country.

trump's attitudes to the lgbtq community. you write about sitting with your grandmother, marianne mcleod trump, the funeral mario service for princessna. what did she refer to elton john as? dr. trump: she called him the f-word, the slur for a gay man. amy: you were planning at thatat time to come out to your family, at least your grandmother. he made a big decision then not to do that, and as we wrap up i was wondering if you could talk about whether you feel that attitude, that anti-lgbtq sentiment was transferrrred to president trump, and d what you are most concerned about with him? dr. trump: interestingly, homophobia was not something i grew up with, simply because homosexuality wasn't discussed, but it wasn't surprising to me. myasn't happy about it, that grandfather had those attitudes, but it did not surprise me in a household that was so racist,t, anti-semitic, and misogynistic, notonald's ideas are surprisingng, but he has done so much damage starting with the band b on transgendedered trtros on transgendered trtroops that i feel like it wil takeke a long time to make up te ground we have lost. whatcan you talk about sepa

>>marianne trump's off the cuff remarks about her younger brother were recorded by her niece who wrotebout the president and she released the tapes to the washington post. president trump didn't seem shot and didn't get defensive. he simply said quote every day it's something else who cares i miss my brother and i'll continue to work hard for the american people. the president is pushing another unfounded conspiracy theory, but this time it's against his own administration. >>he says the fda is working with the deep state to delay the release of a covid vaccine. polo sandoval has the details. >>president trump on saturday accused the fda of deliberately delaying coronavirus vaccine trials but provided no evidence to back up his claim in a tweet trump pushed his unfounded theory that there is a deep state and bedded within the fda. >>trump claims the agency is quote making it very difficult for drug companies to get people in order to test vaccines and he accused of deliberately delaying the vaccine until after the november election. house speaker nancy pelosi had this to say when drug

. >>> new at 11:00, marianne just mentioned it. president trump's eviction moratorium, well, it's not the only one that's finding support. on monday, the president of the santa clara county board of supervisors is going to be holding a joint news conference with business owners and calling for an extension of the eviction moratorium until the end of september. some of those affected say another problem is landlords simply ignoring the moratorium and demanding rent anyway. the full board of supervisors is set to take up the issue at its tuesday meeting. >>> the action in washington comes as the number of u.s. cases crossed 5 million today. that accounts for roughly a quarter of covid-19 cases worldwide. california is still leading the country in most cases with more than 553,000. >>> numbers are continuing to climb. just today california reported 7,300 new infections. health officials say this number is likely higher because of a glitch in the state reporting system. now, taking a closer look, in the bay area since the beginning of the outbreak now,

president trump and his family have just re—entered the white house. mariannewe live for. do live for the balloons but they did not happen this year. when do ordinary americans start paying attention to the race?” think they already have. firstly when you look at the pandemic, many people were home for a long time in front of a variety of screens. most voters pick up information along the way. it is like a painting with dots that they fill in along the way and then come the fault which, right around the corner, labour day right now, after these conventions start to feel that in because you start to see more activity and more advertising. you usually see travel by the candidates. they match that to what they have heard and learned before. i think that is a challenge for donald trump because people pretty much know who he is, what he does and what he represents. the question is can donald trump define joe represents. the question is can donald trump definejoe biden ina way donald trump definejoe biden in a way that hurtsjoe biden and helps donald trump was to mar

we've got michael moore now basically saying that support for trump is off the charts. marianneocrat presidential candidate, that biden's policies are effectively weak. we have got former democrat mayor san francisco, former kamala harris advisor saying, democrats stop calling these protests and demonstrations burning and looting will help reelect donald trump. you know, here is the other thing, al word, kamala harris wrote a book came out in 2009, saying we do need more cops on the beat. makes poorer neighborhoods safer. now she supports idea moving funds away from the cops. your reaction to all of that? >> it is interesting to watch the left eat their own now. you mentioned michael floor was complaining. they dragged biden out of his basement today, appeared in pittsburgh. made a few comments. he didn't take any questions at all. he was leaving the podium before even finished talking. he didn't want to talk to anybody. biden is a weak candidate. his policies are weak and harmful for the country. we're talking higher taxes, green new deal. which is a job killer. all of these po

here are words to describe it online, anti-trump voices in the media, cringesy, sad, slow, phony, amateur, robotic, boring, painful. even marianneilliamson said i wanted to like it, i promise i did. overall this is what we can expect for the next three nights with president obama speaking, then kamala harris, joe biden and democratic stars. given this format you will see ratings drop in 2016, 40 percent-60% range. jillian: now it will be my follow-up question. the first time this has been done virtually, i don't think anybody knew what to expect to make it successful. some argue michelle obama's speech did resonate by the way it was done because it was quieter, has everyone's attention. were their parts of it that worked? >> the highlight looking for positives. one thing stood out, the fact that you have the first african-american first lady not mentioning once the first woman of color in kamala harris being added to the ticket. why did that happen? it appears according to several reports you will read that michelle obama recorded this more than one week ago. i know she has a podcast and everything couldn't she have done this af

marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. the governor responded to president trump's executive orders. the governor says the state cannot afford the unemployment benefits plan. the president signed those orders over the weekend, on saturday. they include an extra $400 a week in unemployment benefits. now, the states would this -- the state would have to contribute $100 of that money. the extra cash would be a huge benefit for californians who have lost their jobs. so the governor says the plan would cost the state $700 million a week. >> there is no money sitting in the piggy bank to be reconstituted for this purpose. it would create a -- even a state as large as california can never absorb. >> a couple things there. the state would need more money from the federal government. the governor emphasized. cuts would have to happen for them to come up with the money for unemployment benefit. >>> up next, the first day of school unlike any other. how students in oakland are handling it. >>> different word but not a different message. the new street mural demanding racial equality in san fran

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marianne rafferty. world leaders are pledging three and a million dollars to help lebanon recover from tuesday's mass explosion in beirut. officials estimate that blast because $15 billion in damage but president trump of aid and earlier tonight promised more. >> we have not given a number but it will be substantial. on a humanitarian basis we have to do it. >> protesters taking to the streets again today demanded reforms in lebanon. security forces used tear gas to control the crowds. at least 158 people were killed in the explosion and another 6000 were injured. the explosion is believed to have been caused by more than 2700 tons of ammonium nitrate improperly stored in a warehouse. i'm marianne rafferty and outback to american kidnapping: finding elizabeth smart. >> have you ever discussed him something stealing from your home? nancy: throughout the investigation the law enforcement put an emphasis on secrecy. >> sometimes they withheld information for their own reasons. nancy: the emergence of the manual lead was no different. >> the police did not want that to come out. they encouraged the family to remain quiet. >> there was confusion over emmanuel because while we know he had a religious beli

trump. i thought they were the uniter xander they go high, we go low and all that nonsense, all phony rhetoric. marianne williamson had a pretty funny line, binge watching a marriott hotel commercial. that's pretty funny. this is beyond a really, really bad infomercial. okay, it was boring, it was awkward, it was disjointed. what's worse is, zero substance, nothing. we heard no real solutions on how they will improve the lives of you, the american people. no policy discussions, no mention of the crisis in american disastrous democratic run cities, no new proposals to combat b.a.-19. they were missing in action, they thought it was xenophobic and hysterical to put the travel ban in effect, they were impeaching the president, in the middle of their trial, nowhere to be found, no mentions of how to make this country more safe, more secure, wealthier, prosperous, none of that. what you got was a temper tantrum, bumper sticker slogans about pretty much how much they hate donald trump and hatred of him is hatred of trump supporter's, irredeemable deplorable scum of the 15%, biden says. the angry people obama

trump doubling down on his promise to send federal backup to american cities under siege. todd: seattle's top cop said she will step down over the lack of respect for police. mariannehas more on the pushback. >> reporter: the president making it clear help is available for cities dealing with nightly unrest for more than two months now. they need only ask. >> we should do the opposite of defunding. we should help the police more. you look at oregon and you look at what's goes on out there, we're willing to help. they're supposed to call and say please send help. they have 10,000 great law enforcement people there, really, they can take care of it themselves but we would be glad to send in the national guard. >> reporter: instead of reaching out for help, portland is letting hundreds of rioters off without charges. to date, 550 cases have been referred to the da. of those, only 45 are being pursued. the da mike schmidt says while he doesn't condone the violence, it's about the protesters' right to be heard. >> this policy acknowledges that centuries of disparate treatment has left deep wounds. >> reporter: in chicago, mayor lori lightfoot instilling a curfew, tweeti

marianne in lakewood, new jersey? i can't believe all the things i'm hearing against trump. remind them as far as what they are saying he has done, he has never told the police department to go after the black lives matter people. we had a president for eight years that divided the rich against the poor, the blacks against the whites. was more interested in the terrorists and traitors than anyone else. he put more terrorists back out onto the battlefield to kill our men, women and anyone. trump is trying to pull them back. not only that, the redline about the children that were getting killed. did obama take care of that redline that he put? no. he went to putin. that is supposed to be trump's friend, but it was obama that went to putin. you don't hear about those bombings anymore, the chemical bombs that killed all those kids. damnso fed up with you democrats and i used to be a democrat, i'm 83 years old, do not tell me i'm a racist because i have 19 grandkids and we are of a mixed culture here. mixed. i'm telling you. who'sgot black, hispanic, from brazil, who is from cost

marianne mendoza whose son was killed by an illegal immigrant. all this coming as we continue to see the chaos and the civil unrest in cities across the country. a favorite topic of president trumplast night, former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley offered perspective of what we are seeing in the streets. watch. >> of course we value and respect every black life. the black cops who have been shot in the line of duty, they matter. the black small business owners who watch their life's work go up in flames. they matter. the black kids who have been gunned down on the playgrounds, their lives matter, too. the lives are ruined and stolen by the violence on our streets. >> harris, yesterday, vice president mike pence traveled to charlotte to the r.n.c. we traveled with him. i asked him about violence that we are seeing in the streets and the campaign message to get it under control. here is what he said. >> we are going to restore law and order to the street of the city and reject a false choice that democrats love to advance, that you have to make a choice between supporting law enforcement or supporting our african-american and other minority communities. >> in addition to l

trump and mike penc, did not wear masks. cnn reports many attendees were not tested for coronavirus prior to the event. meanwhile, republicans canceled once couple speaker on tuesday night, marianne mendoza, after she promoted an anti-semitic conspiracy theory on twitter just hours before her scheduled speech. we will have more on this later in the b broadcast. the ununited statates reported 7 coronavirus deaths on n tuesday, with over 3737,000 new confirmed cases. many of the latest outbreaks have come in schools and college campuses as students return for fall classes. in tuscaloosa, the university of alabama reported more than 560 coronavirus cases. the university of missouri confirmed nearly 160 cases on its first day of classes. this week, the centers for disease control and prevention quietly altered its covid-19 testing recommendations, saying people without symptoms should not be tested for r coronavirus, even if they've been in close contact with an infected person. the cdc's new advice drew alarm from public health officials who say the recommendation could accelerate the spread of disease. meanwhile in boise, idaho, armed demonstrators shshed their way paststtate troop