i want to point out this past week the president and mary ann trump lost their brother, robert trumpnd 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 the story yesterday, literally the day af robert trump just in an attempt to tear down the president and 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 this investigation was going long before the podc

barry, when, when that damn ivanka gets this picture of the madonna and child on instagram when mary ann trumpy was how we. >> she's a mini donald and y. >>> here's what she said about one of those clips regarding donald trump's faith. >> you know, it sort of is amazing that anybody took the claims that he was charitable seriously or that he was particularly a person of faith. >> cnn has reached out to the white house and mary ann trump barry for comment. >>> democratic presidential nominee joe biden set to deliver remarks virtually to the national guard association conference. his running mate kamala harris will launch a virtual conference of hispanic small business meeting. >>> the president went on the attack against senator kamala harris and he suggested that the vice presidential nominee is not competent enough for the job and that his daughter ivanka would be a better candidate. >> you know i want to see the first woman president also. but i don't want to see a woman president get into that position the way she will do it and she's not competent. she's not competent. [ cheers and applaus

the secret recordings with mary anne trump barry. the president has quote "no principles, none, none, and his base, if you are a religious person, you want to help people and not do this." this she's referring to of president trump's policies of separating children at the border. we have reporting on that policy. let's get to hunter walker, our correspondent for yahoo news and anita kumar at politico. good to have you both with us as this story moves. hunter, i wonder what your reaction is to this? is this just more color about what's going on at the trump's family or something else underneath this, within all these tapes? >> well, you know, i was with the president's sister on election night in 2016. she was in manhattan, she barely comes out in public and i don't think anybody else recognized her. as the president took the stage and i turned to her and said, what do you think of this? what is this like for you? we always knew. of course if you listen to this recording, it sounds like she has a much different view of her brother in p

if you're mary trump, you can record mary anne and it's legal. there's nothing you can do to stop that if you're mary anne trump. this is not going to be a legal issue. it's an ethical question. more than that, think about what happened the past week or so. the president's brother robert died. he told a service at the white house for his brother. now he's being betrayed by other members of his family. on one level it's sad, but on another level, there's -- think of the president's policies and the president's own family that appears to be broken. >> brian stelter, very well-said. thank you so much, sir. always appreciate having you here, stelter. his new book, by the way, let's give you book love, hoax, the untoiled story of -- told story of the president and fox news. you can catch reliable sources at 11:00 eastern on cnn. >>> kaley mcnern-- >>> pablo sandoval has more on this. he has unexpected accusations against fda as well. what are you hearing this morning, polo? >> good morning to you. the timing is crucial, yes. we did hear from the white

and to get a sense of this, here's a clip of mary ann trump berry surreptitiously speak on these recorded trump tapes. >> [ bleep ] oh, my god. i'm talking too freely, but you know, the change of stories t lack of preparation, the lying. holy [ bleep ]. but he's appealing to the base. what they're doing with the kids at the border. i mean -- >> now, president trump in response to all this, via a white house press official says every day it's something else. who cares. i miss my brother. not even agrees. but the results are obvious. our country will soon be stronger than ever before. and then a white house official said i can't fathom anything more despicable than surreptitiously recording an elderly relative without their knowledge. beyond that, i don't want to commend on family matters. mary trump claims the reason she recorded her aunt back in 2018 and 2019 is she was convinced family members were lying in their depositions about the estate, the estate left by mary trump's grandfather, and so she recorded her aunt, she said, for her own safety and for her own sort of legal protection. w

mary trump. >> not a prop. go ahead. >> the niece of donald trump talking to trump's sister, mary ann trump berry. we have a few clarifications. we want to note that these are parts of secretly recorded conversations. they were not provided with the full recordings. nbc news was not provided with the full recordings. we have reached out for comment from mary ann trump berry, and the white house. we have not heard back from either party, last week, mark e meadows said the recording is politics as usual. take a listen to mary trump and the president's ambitions. >> it's devastation, it really is. it really is. my dad lives in cameron. >> just when you get the tea all ready. >> you had it ready to go. we needed to put it on ice for a second there. >> susan, what's your reaction to this? >> long island iced tea. >> susan, i want to know wiif y think the strategy is going to work for the election? >> as far as the recordings of donald trump's sister, i think it's revoealing that this is a family member saying what she thinks about the president, and it's not very becoming. this is not politics as usual

and certainly, that is at odds here with not only what mary ann trump barry is saying, but what so many others have said about the character of donald trump. >> so many revelations coming on the eve of the convention. ron brownstein, it's an amazing story, and the timing is extraordinary as well, what do you think? >> the timing really fits in with what we are seeing. you have to see this in the context of everything else that has happened in the last few days. we had john kasich speak at the democratic convention. cindy mccain, the widow of another republican presidential nominee, narrate a video, 73 former senior republican national security officials today, taking out a full page ad, including former heads of the cia and fbi for republican presidents saying donald trump is unfit to be president. miles taylor, the chief of staff of the dhs who briefed the president in the oval office saying he is unfit. it fits in that portrait, and it is probably -- all of this is one of the reasons why the president is facing historic deficits among well educated white voters, on the other hand, i t

. >>> new recordings tonight of the president's older sister, mary anne trump-barry. they come from conversations secretly taped by her niece, mary trump, best-selling author of "too much and never enough, how my family created the world's most dangerous man." mary trump joins me now. thanks so much for being with us. first of all, i want to play a portion of some of these recordings. this is judge barry talking about his approach to money. >> and then, you get donald, who -- who won't do anything for anybody, unless it's going to inure to his -- i mean, he won't do -- publicly, i mean, if you -- anything he did, he says look what i've done. and he's as tight as a duck's ass. just like dad was. the only time donald went to church that i know of, you know, was when -- >> he got married. >> yes. and over the last several years, when the cameras were at the church. >> exactly. >> it's so interesting because, you know, when -- when you think back to the campaign, before -- that the president won. so much of what he described was incredibly giving in terms of charities and

context going on, mary trump believes it is possibly criminal that the president, she alleges, cheated to get into wharton. he cheated on his s.t.a.s. what you hear in these clips from mary anne trump is that she's telling mary trump about this. it does say what's happening here, mary trump is revealing that her source of the information is the president's sister. in a statement overnight, mary trump spoke and was pressed for an investigation. not directly. but mary trump brought up the fact that we've seen high-profile individuals caught up in troubles for college fraud. that's some of the sub text here. the president's reaction is revealing. let's look at the statements overnight. clearly written in his own words or dictated because this sounds like the president. 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. not everyone agrees, but the results are obvious. our country will shoon be stronger fon ever before. i think almost every story fits into a frame. the president suggesting that the frame for this story, about his sister criticizing him and calling him cruel and an idiot, he's out there fight

the "washington post" reports his sister, mary anne trump barry calls him cruel, unprincipled and a liar, among many other unflattering comments in conversations secretly recorded by their niece, mary trump, who has made it clear from her recent book and the release of this audio that she has major differences with donald trump, her uncle. here is an excerpt from some of her conversations with the president's sister. >> the lying, oh, my god, i'm talking to you freely, but you know, it is a change of stories, a lack of preparation, the lying, the holy [ bleep ]. >> from the "washington post," they originally reported this story and talked earlier with cnn about something trump's sister said on the recordings about the president's immigration policy. here she is. >> mary trump heard that her brother, the president had said on fox news that maybe they'll have to put her, meaning judge mary anne trump, a federal judge at the time, to the border because there were a lot of refugees coming into the united states, children were being separated from their parents and put in these cramped quarte

older sister, retired federal judge, mary ann trump berry in secretly recorded audio. >> donald is out for donald, period. >> reporter: "the washington post" published excerpts secretly taped by mary trump a year or two ago but not included in her tell-all book. mary ann trump barry, now 83, is heard criticizing the president's conduct in office. >> [ bleep ] tweet and the lying, my god, but you know it is the change of stories, the lack of preparation, the lying, the holy [ bleep ]. but he's appealing to the base. >> reporter: the white house responded with a statement from the president that refers to the recent death of brother robert but does not mention his sister directly. it reads in part, every day it's something else. who cares. i miss my brother, and i'll continue to work hard for the american people. and sandwiched between that family drama and the important convention ahead for the president, overnight the press secretary announced that president trump will hold a news conference this evening at 6:00 p.m. to talk about what they claim are major breakthroughs related to the

facing a new controversy from within his own family in a secret recording the president's sister, mary ann trump berry is heard saying among other things that he has no principles. the audio was first obtained by the "washington post" and has since been obtained by nbc news. jennifer johnson has the story. >> reporter: the white house is defending president trump after secret recordings of the president's sister were made public a retired federal judge recorded by the president's niece saying the president has no principles and can't be trusted >> the change of stories, the lack of preparation, the lying, the [ bleep ], he's appealing to the base >> she has not commented on the recordings the white house released a statement in the president's name that said every day it's something else who cares. >> the number of accusations that's been made i've been able to witness up close and personal and they're not true >> reporter: ahead of the republican national convention the president announced emergency administration of convalescent plasma to treat covid-19 >> this is a powerful therapy that trans

begins with lots of extraneous drama, including brutally harsh words from his elder sister, judge mary anne trump berry who was secretly recorded by his niece, mary. >> he has no principles. none, none. you can't trust him. >> reporter: she describes her brother's actions as president as harshly as anybody who spoke at the democratic convention. >> the lying, oh, my god, i'm talking to freely, you know, the change of stories, the lack of preparation, the lying, the holy [ bleep ]. >> reporter: as the convention kicks off, kellyanne conway, one of the president's most fiercely loyal advisers, announced she is stepping down. our four children are steins and tweens starting a new academic year, conway said in a statement, for now you and for my beloved children, it will be less drama and more mama. there's been no shortage of drama for the conways. her husband, george, has become one of the most harshest critics. the republican convention plans have been curtailed due to covid-19. but in some ways, the message is identical to the trump message four years ago. >> we're going to make america great aga

president trump's sister, mary ann trump barry, and in then, barry, a retired federal judge trash her brother as cruel and's one who has accomplished very little and just out for himself. here's a portion of the tape. >> it's a -- the lying oh, my god, i'm talking really, you know the changes of the story, the lack of preparation, the lying, the -- holy [ bleep ]. >> they were secretly recorded by president trump's niece and without her knowledge. she's made clear she haus differences between her uncle. the president's response -- every day it's something else. i continue to miss my brother. the results are obvious. our country will soon be stronger than ever before. president trump referencing there his late brother who died earlier this month. joining us, the journalist behind this explosive reporting. "the washington post" reporter michael cranish. i just want to make our viewers understand how you discovered these -- you asked mary trump about how she made the claisms. that's when she revealed she recorded 15 hours worth of face-to-face conversations with her aunt maryanne. did yo

there's major breaking news coming into the situation room according to the washington post, mary ann trumpry was secretly recorded by her niece, slamming her brother president donald trump and his policies. her brother has no principles and that you can't trust him, she's heard saying in the audio. >> she was recorded in 2018 and 2019. cnn has not independently confirmed the reporting. but here now is the political investigative reporter for the book trump revealed. tell us what you learned in this recording, michael. you got some amazing reporting. >> thanks for having me on your show tonight. these are tapes that mary trump who as you mentioned wrote the best selling book about her uncle donald trump. in

mary ann trump's secretly recorded barry between 2018 and 19. with how her brother on the parted as president and said he had no principles. >> his [ bleep ] tweet and the lying, oh my god. i'm talking too freely. you know the change of stories, the lack of preparation, the lying, the holy [ bleep ]. but he's appealing to the base. what they're doing with kids at the border. i mean -- >> the president responded to the tapes by saying in part every day it's something else. who cares. i miss my brother and will continue to work hard for the american people. we want to point out that recording was done legally, according to mary trump's spokesperson said the tapes were recorded in new york where only one party needs to con sent and the washington post has reached out to mary arn trump barry but yet to hear back. >>> a very different view from a sibling. a woman who has been joe biden's side kick for life. >> reporter: joe biden's came pain will soon raise its billionth and has more than 2,000 staff working to elect him president. when he first ran

. >>> the niece of donald trump talking to mary ann trump barry. you'll hear about his relationship with his adult children. plus his relationship with god. let me set the scene for you on this friday. happy friday, by the way. trump used his house as his backdrop, inside what he views as trump palace. we saw a parade of cortisans and court jesters pleading for his attention. his only resume is their surname adult children. >> dad, people attack you for being unconventional, but i love you for being real, and i respect you for being effective. >> my father has made me believe that america can truly be great again. >> i miss working alongside of you every single day, but i'm damn proud to be on the front lines of this fight. i'm proud of what you're doing for this country. >> america is the greatest country on earth, but my father's entire world view revolves around the idea that we can always do even better. imagine the life you want to have. >> okay. as i mentioned, tonight we have new insight into that family, the family that comes from mary trump

. >>> the niece of donald trump talking to mary ann trump barry. r about his relationship with his adult children. plus his relationship with god. let me set the scene for you on this friday. happy friday, by the way. trump used his house as his backdrop, inside what he views as trump palace. we saw a parade of

house reacting to a washington post story featuring secret recordings of president trump's sister mary anne trumpipping her brother saying he has no principles and you can't trust him. white house chief of staff meadows says quote it is just another day and another attack. and president trump an hour ago announcing the fda has granted an emergency use authorization for convalescent plasma to treat covid-19 patients. currently more than 5.6 million confirmed cases of the virus here in the u.s. with more than 176,000 resulting deaths. the president did it during last week's democratic convention and now democrats say they plan a week of counterprogramming as republicans head to north carolina for the nrc convention. hillary vaughn is live in delaware with what to expect in the week ahead. hillary? >> hi, jon, normally the opposing campaign takes time off while their rivals have their convention, but president trump didn't last week and the biden campaign isn't next week. >> we're absolutely not going dark. we are going to spend next week demonstrating how donald trump has failed various segments of

there are a number of comments that were made and i just want to be careful in how i frame them, mary anne trumpsecret recording have said his blank tweet and lying, oh, my god, i'm talking too freely, but you know, the change of stories, the lack of preparation, the lying, holy blank. so that's kind of how it all went. so what about the white house reaction to the comments and the story itself, well, here is what the chief of staff mark meadows had to say about it earlier today? mark: i think the president has already spoke, another day another political attack. what i find interesting any family member that would tape 15 hours of a conversation with somebody, obviously to promote an agenda, she's been very vocal in her support for -- for joe biden. >> pretty amazing when you get right down to it, this from the white house, in fact, a statement from the president himself every day it's something else. who cares? i miss my brother and i will continue to work hard for the american people. not everyone agrees but the results are obvious, our country will soon be stronger than ever before. that fro

. >> he was born in 1948, one of four siblings to the president including fred trump jr., mary ann trumperry and in this flamboyant family, he led a mostly quiet life. this year he married ann marie pallin. >> in 2016 he said he supported his brother's presidential run and hosted events and fundraisers for his brother and other republicans. >> in june he filed a temporary restraining order in an attempt to block the publication of an unflattering book by mary trump, fred trump jr.'s daughter. in a statement to "the new york times" at the time, robert trump said he was deeply disappointing in her decision to publish the book which includes details about the family and childhood and upbringing. >> mary trump said in an interview this week that robert trump had been sick and hospitalized a couple of times in the last three months. again, he was 71 years old. there was a statement released by the president as well that said in part, it is with heavy heart that i share that my wonderful brother robert peacefully passed away tonight. he was not just my brother, he was my best friend. he will b

now, mary anne trump did not know she was being taped which is even -- shows you further what she really thought, and i just think it's amazing that we saw an interview recently with biden's sister valley, and boyden's sister to what trump is going through with his sister. it's a from flektion and reflection frankly of the values >> thank you both for being with us. coming up, the fight against racial injustice more than half a century after the first march on washington. many are expected to gather this week to do it again, but, first, my colleague richard lui with today's other top news stories. >> thanks, rev. stories we're watching this hour for you. we're tracking severe weather in the tropics as two storms are headed for the gulf of mexico. marco is now a hurricane and heading west while tropical storm laura heads east. preparations are under way in several states from florida all the way to texas. marco is expected to make landfall in louisiana. by monday laura will make landfall by wednesday. record wildfires in california. nearly is million acres have been destroyed so far. more

so in secretly recorded audio obtained by nbc news, the president's sister, mary ann trump barry, criticizesther as a liar with no principles. >> his [ bleep ] tweet and the lie, oh, my god, i'm talking too freely, but you know. the change of stories, the lack of preparation, the lying, the holy [ bleep ]. but that's all about his base. all he wants to do is appeal to his base. he has no principles. none. none. >> okay, so the audio first reported on by "the washington post" was secretly recorded by the president's niece, mary trump, who earlier this year published a tell-all book on the president's family, recordings amounted to more than 15 hours of discussion in 2018 and 2019 between maryanne trump barry and mary trump who used them as fodder for her book, including the claim that the president paid a friend to take the s.a.t.s for him. >> he went to fordham for one year and then he got into university of pennsylvania, because he had somebody take his exams. >> no way! he had somebody take his entrance exams? >> s.a.t.s or whatever. >> yeah. oh, jesus, you're kidding! >> that's what i bel

this is mary trump's aunt, the president's sister, who was until recently a federal judge. in these new comments from mary ann trump, the president's sister, she disparages not only the president, but also the president's daughter, ivanka trump. listen to some of this new recordings that were revealed by joy reid on msnbc. >> then you get donald, who won't do anything for anybody unless it's going to inure to his -- i mean, he won't do any -- publicly. i mean, if you -- anything he did, he says look what i've done. and he's as tight as a duck's ass just like dad was, frankly. >> as this family feud has been spilling out into the open, barely two weeks after the death the president's brother, robert trump. the president now responding on twitter to these latest developments in this, saying that people basically only write a book about him if they can come up with fake bad stuff about him. and then saying specifically about his niece mary trump, calling her an unstable niece who was rightfully shunned scorned and mocked her entire life. going to say she was never even liked by her own grandfather. this seems to

. >> so he's addressing there some of the comments of mary ann trump berry, who said her brother doesn't read. he's not prepared. her criticisms of him. and the tape recordings were made by the audio recordings were made by mary trump, the author of this book, done in 2018, 2019, and she says that she did it in part because she believed family members like her aunt and uncles had been lying about their disagreement over the family estate. she had to sue for her portion of that. she is a granddaughter of fred trump, the president's father, and her father, fred trump, the younger, passed away, and so there was the family drama over the estate and the wealth of the trump family. so there's a lot of issues here and certainly, it makes for an unpleasant portrait of the president and he is dismissing, saying in his own words in a statement from the white house, under the president's name, that he's still focused on the death of his brother, robert trump, who died a week ago, and was memorialized here at the white house with a service on friday. the president saying he's focused on that and foc

washington post" just ahead of night one published these new audio clips of the president's sister, mary ann trump barry, speaking very negatively about her brother, the president, including his policy of taking kits away from their parents at the border. ir parents at the border >> you can't trust him, she says. whatever you think about presidents involving their families in their politics, it is just remarkable to how this convention kicking off, that was day one, right? with that becoming public from the president's sister on the day they started this convention, that would go on to feature primetime speeches from five immediate trump family members, not including the president himself, plus one of the son's girlfriends. so that was a tough start to day one. now, today, for day two, there is the jerry falwell situation. in 2016, president trump, you may recall, received the key and surprise endorsement of jerry falwell, jr., the president of the christian evangelical liberty university. it was a surprise. everybody thought ted cruz was getting that endorsement. it was also a land mark moment in

more of mary ann trump's stunning revelations ahead. ♪ >>> hello, i'm jake tapper in washington wherehe state of our union is wondering if the president's sister has to register her contribution to the biden campaign. let me explain. on the eve of the republican national convention, we're getting stunning new audio of president trump's sister former federal judge disparaging her brother's character and record in office and secretly recorded by the president's niece. the president's sister criticizes the president for lying, lambasts his job performance and says he's out only for himself. >> oh, my god. she also says the president had someone take his exams before he transferred to wharton. and according to "the washington post," he is cruel. his sister is basically repeating the arguments we heard from democrat after democrat at their conventionless week where joe biden's central argument seem to be that he is empathetic and decent and the president is not. and as the president prepares to open convention tomorrow, the united states has over 176,000 deaths and as the president is cont

in new tapes exclusively released to the reid out, from trump's own sister, mary ann trump barry. >>ld who won't do anything for anybody, it's going to be inure to his -- i me mean, he won't do any -- publicly. i mean, if you -- anything he did, he says "look what i've done." aren't i wonderful? and he's as tight as a duck's ass, just like dad was, really. >> joining me now, former white house communications director anthony scaramucci, and author of "inhinged," omarosa, and randall pickett. author of "black faces in white places" which i need to read clearly. i want to if to the much, which i didn't think i wb able to say. people who are related to trump who are telling us the truth about trump. how much is there a disconnect between what people who work for trump say behind the scenes and what they really -- what they say about him in public and what they say about him behind the scenes? >> zerlena, thank you. shout out to my colleague, omarosa. >> hey, mucc. >> they say one thing in public and snicker behind the scenes. then they go to journalists and try to tell the journalists,

conversations she recorded her aunt witho letting her aunt know, but in the course of that conversation mary ann trump was pretty candid in her assessment of her brother. you put that tother with what are seeing at this convention, david, and again, a side of the president we don't normally see, but it is one with they are happy to tell us about. >> yes. i thought that was a nice segment w be honest. nice to see the people back and it seemed like good people, truly there are a lot of elements in this convention, the first is a lot of conventions are geared towardswing voters. sometimes the conventions are geared toward winning over donald trump to hself. and so it is designed to ma edm feel affirmed and to make him feel valid so he can say, yeah, i looked good on that one, notecessarily the way you win elections but there has been that cultish quality and there have been a lot of good speeches i am getting e-mails and texts from people not particularly political but like, they liked walker, so i worry that donald trump is doing something that he is really good at, which is trolling us and getting the

trump for instigating the deadly shooting. laura podesta is in new york. laura, what's the mayor saying? >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the mayor during a press conference had very harsh words for president trump saying, quote, it's you who's created the hate over the last four years. he also called the president racist and sexist. >> get back in your car -- >> what you gonna do? >> reporter: clashes between president trump supporters and counterprotesters in portland turned deadly over the weekend. one man reportedly affiliated with a right-wing political organization was shot and killed saturday night. >> prior to the shooting, there was a political rally involving a vehicle caravan that traveled through portland for several hours. there were skirmishes between rallygoers and counter-demonstrators and police made several arrests. >> reporter: the deadly encounter after a 17-year-old killed two, protesting in wisconsin protesting the killing of jacob blake. the democratic mayor blamed president trump for the violence. >> you know what i say? protests your -- >> instead he chooses to play petty po he said the mayor i

trump. >> she will be speaking thursday night by the way. mary anne of new jersey says the dems cannot run the city. they want to run the country. donna, what do you think? >> i think president and president pence have done a great job. i voted for him in 2016. as long as he will run, i will vote for him. we pray for him and vice president pence and their families every night to give him ,he wisdom and the strength especially to work with the democrats because they are totally something else. we just wish them well. >> have you always voted republican? >> yes, i have. >> anything he wants to say is fine with me because i listened to all of his speeches and i have heard everything he has to say and it sounds great to me. >> ok. kentucky, democratic caller. are you there? >> can you hear me? comment -- i watched the dnc convention. trump, theyating did not speak of any policy much. i was really disappointed in that. i am hoping president trump speaks quite a bit about what he wants to do for another four years. addressing all the violence going on in th

robert trump was 71 years old, he is survived by his wife anne-marie, our condolences and sympathies out to the president, of course and the whole trump family including his two sisters at this very difficult time. arthel: president trump and his family, meanwhile at least four people are dead and 19 are hurt after gunfire rocketed across cincinnati overnight, most of the shootings coming in 60 - 90 minute span, police say they seem to be separate incidents. live in new york city which is seen a spike in violence. please tell us more. >> hi, following a developing story down in texas where gunfire just directed a few hours ago at a flea market in san antonio, here's what we know so far, five people were shot and everyone in the area was evacuated, there were multiple shooters involved. >> i don't know some argument was between gang members or people who knew each other or did not know each other, but apparently it looks like it's a result of some type of party, there were multiple shooters to include a security guard who returned fire at one of the people that was shooting. >> cincin

trump. jq for talking to us tonight. i spoke with two political strategists allied to opposing sides in this election — mary anne marsh forn christie, our analyst here at the bbc — and a republican strategist. first i asked mary anne marsh what she thought ofjoe biden's choice of kamala harris as a running mate. the fact is the united states as a country of immigrants. donald trump has certainly demonised immigrants over the last four years. so many people can see themselves in kamala harris. we know from history that voters don't vote for president vote based on vice president, what kamala harris can do is energise a law that voters of colour. younger voters who see theirfuture in her. i think that's going to be really galvanising going into this election and you're going to hear about her wrong rung by rung climb up the ladder. to end up being the nominee, the second woman vice president, first woman of colour in united states history. i've talked to you about kamala harris before. i know that your father and her father knew each other. she's been painted as hard left and not progressive enough. which is she? good eveni

trump unmade u.s. foreign policy. anne-marie slaughter held the planning post under president barack obama. she's now the ceo of think tank new america. richard, let me begin by asking you, does this not prove one sort of central plank of america's middle east policy, on are at least the way people often thought of it, which sta the palestinian problem was at the center of the middle east and that what certainly over the last ten years or 20 years, it seemed as though, no, what's been at the center of the middle east is the divide between the sunnis and shias, between the autocrats and the democrats, between iran and saudi arabia, but not the palestinian peace process? >> to a point. i think it does prove just that, but it still is at the center for the future of israel and still of the center of the future for palestinians. if israel is going to be premly a democratic jewish state at some point it has to come to terms with palestinians. don't get me wrong, fareed, this is an important development. it took annexization off the table for the time being. as you pointed out, this is the third

ann mari ballan. >> you supported his brother's presidential run and hosted fundraisers for donald trump and other republicans. >> in june he filed a temporary restraining order to block the publication of an unflattering book by mary trump, fred trump jr.'s daughter. in a statement to "the new york times" robert trump said he was deeply disappointed in the decision to publish the book which included details about the family's upbringing. >> it was known that trump was sick and hospitalized a couple of times in the last three months. he was 71 years old. two of the children reacted to the death of their uncle, ivanka wrote this, uncle robert, we love you, you are in our hearts and prayers always. >> eric wrote robert trump was an incredible man, strong, kind and loyal to the core. anyone who encountered him felt his warmth immediately. le be deeply missed by our entire family. >> michael devillian tonio is with us. what could you tell us about the relationship between and his brother, the president saying that he was my brother but he was my best friend. >> well, i think we should take the president at his wo

trump's niece, mary trump, and her critical look at the president and the trump family in her book, "too much and never enough." after that in twilight of democracy, pulitzer prize-winning author ann applebaum looks at the rise of authoritarianism and nationalism around the world followed by the argument that america must choose to be anti-racist and work towards building a more equitable society in "how to be an anti-racist." friends jordan and christopher traveled the country together in an attempt to find a common dialogue in "union." and wrapping up our look at some of the best selling nonfiction books according to politics and prose bookstore is me and white supremacy by good ancestor podcast host lei that saad. most of these authors have e appeared on booktv, and you can watch them online at booktv.org. >> host: and now joining us on booktv is mitch kaplan. he is the owner of books and books bookstores in the miami area. we last spoke with mr. kaplan on march 17th when the pandemic started. and, mr. kaplan, i think you just reminded me that was the day books and books shut down, is that correct? >> guest: that's right, peter. at that point we became a virtual book shop at th

trump has been tweeting in response to events in wisconsin. i'm joined now by katty kay in washington, democratic strategist mary anne marsh in boston, and republicanrmer adviser to president george w bush, ron christie, who's also in washington. it is, of course, day 3 of the republican national convention, with vice president mike pence due to speak, along with outgoing adviser to the president kellyanne conway. before we get onto that, we have to start with events in wisconsin. how will they impact not only the convention but the election? good evening to you. i think we will see here is a trifecta between now and the election. americans are very concerned by the state of the economy, they are very concerned about finding a way to curb coronavirus and they are also very concerned about the social fabric of the us. how are we going to find a way to stop the looting, stop the rising and pillaging is going on. the one issue we would not have been thought possible to be on the american clinical landscape three months ago is very much front and centre on the minds of american voters and people who are looking to make sure that they can go to work saf

democratic strategist, mary anne marsh, in boston, and republican strategist and former advisor to president george w bush, ron christie, who's also in washington. looking ahead to president trumpt does a sitting president have to do in a very nomination speech? —— very nomination. which branch of government am i meant to be? i was hoping the judiciary. president trump is going to come out fighting in his speech. he was that he has spent the last four years reversing the disastrous policies of the barack obama joe biden years. if you want an end to the crime and violence you are seeing around the country, you will have to re—elect president trump and he will also say physically a choice for america, between two different visions, philosophies, agendas and lay it out in those terms. it is a sort of a continuation we have been hearing this week and, if joe biden is elected, the country will be in a disastrous state and if you want to carry on with economic recovery, then you elect donald trump. almost as interesting as anything and we have not heard the speech, but almost as interesting as anything is the setting. it is anything is the setting. it is a movie like set, the white h

chief homeland security chad wolf, who trump has nominated for permanent director, read the naturalization oath. one of the night's speakers, mary anndoza, the mother of a man killed by a drunk driver who was an immigrant, was removed from the lineup at the last minute after she re-tweeted an anti-semitic qanon conspiracy. mendoza was part of the victims of immigration crime engagement, or voice office, established under trump i stephen miller, one of chomsky advisors, mastermind of his anti-immigraration message and policies. for more, , we are joinened by n guerrero, award-winning investigative journalist who reports on immigration and profiles miller in her new book, "hatemonger: stephen miller, donald trump and the white nationalist agenda." welcome to democracy now! it is great to have you with us. if you can start off by talking removede woman who was from the lineup last night. you have met her several times. talk about where a and herer connections to the white house ---- to stephen miller, steve bannon others. >> i met mendoza several times, coupuple of timeses in san dieg. one time at a border wall symposium that was organ

trump has put his america first vision into action. >> reporter: the night included remarks from two of the president's children, but the rnc also dropped one speaker, mary anne mendoza, at the last minute after she tweeted out an anti-semitic conspiracy theory and the president made several appearances taking part in a presidential pardon as well as a naturalization ceremony. tonight it'll be vice president pence's turn to speak from ft. mchenry in baltimore. kenneth and mona. >> ines, thank you. >>> the 2016 democratic presidential nominee says former vice president joe biden should not concede on election night under any circumstances. in a new interview hillary clinton says she believes the final election results are going to, quote, drag out because of mail-in voting. >>> now to wisconsin where shots have been fired and that were shot in kenosha during another night of unrest. one was killed. the crowd demanding justice for jacob blake. the black man shot by police. his family providing new details on his condition. overnight protests turning violent again in kenosha, wisconsin, with police hurling tear gas at demonstrators ignoring a curfew. a fence is

mary ann mendonsa is pull from the lineup here at this republican convention. she was scheduled to speak about her experience as an angel mom. she's an angel mom that's grown close to president trumpthis administration. in a tweet that she posted earlier today, we can put it up on screen. she said do yourself a favor and read this tweet. the tweet goes on to read this threat she said it goes on to layout of views expressed by the qanon movement and included antis-semitic views at one point the thread talks about a jewish plot to enslave people in the united states as well as other views expressed by movement. in the last hour or so, mary an mendonsa posted a tweet apologizing for this. it says i retweeted a very long thread earlier without reading every post within the thread. my apologies for not paying attention to the intent of the message. that does not reflect my feelings or personal thoughts whatsoever. that apology aside, she appears to be booted from the lineup according to the latest lineup provided covering tonight's gop convention. in the meantime, we should point out speaking of qanon, a gop congressional candidate who has embraced the qanon movement tweeted earlier to

trump right a lot of black americans. the democrats are nervous because they saw and/or in, anne-marie johnson, herschel walker, independent black figures. independent lack thinkers are voting republican and the democratic base is in trouble. >> you listen to senator tim scott, you listen to herschel walker, and you understand that the conservative values and the republican party have a lot to offer, a lot of different communities. i thought it was hats off to ronnie mcdaniel, she had a fabulous four days of convention. thank you so much for joining us tonight. straight ahead, some news that has the campaign worried about november. we will tell it to you next. to stay stay with us. these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the services of the post office plus ups only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. a 4-week trial plus pa

trump right a lot of black americans. the democrats are nervous because they saw and/or in, anne-marie johnson, herschel walker, independent black figures. independent lack thinkers are voting republican and the democratic base is in trouble. >> you listen to senator tim scott, you listen to herschel walker, and you understand that the conservative values and the republican party have a lot to offer, a lot of different communities. i thought it was hats off to ronnie mcdaniel, she had a fabulous four days of convention. thank you so much for joining us tonight. straight ahead, some news that has the campaign worried about november. we will tell it to you next. to stay stay with us. 3 - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days of taking it, we noticed clarity that we didn't notice before. - it's still helping me. i still notice a difference. prevagen. h

the trump administration i think they have other reasons why they did it, but they have somehow freed every future person to say that. ann-marieing rid of the words, a new policy. stay with us. he is the head of fx strategy at barclays. the first batch of companies listing on the nasdaq style index make their debut under revamped rules. the details coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: daybreak europe. i am manus cranny. quick snapshot on the u.s. equities futures. it is week five of a rally, the longest winning streak, we enter am race for this week, apple a microsoft 13% of the markets. these records are being made as $8. stock funds saw nearly billion rinsed out of the market last week. one week $8 billion shift out of equities. the biggest in four months. ann-marie: apple's market cap so immense, slowly but surely becoming the entire american stock market. stacking with tech, china -- revamped rules that removed daily price limits for new stocks. it has seen a flood of ipo's hit the market today rising an average of 150%. juliette saly joins us. talk us through what the changes mean. it is a testing ground for the main bo

see double down on president trump's law and order messaging including kentucky attorney general daniel cameron, former florida attorney general pam bondi and angel mom mary annza whose son was killed by undocumented driver in 2014. ari, this is a lane that the president does well in any of the poll in. people want to feel safe. if they live near the cities on fire night after night, portland, oregon is a good example of that. bad example. you understand what i'm saying. they feel even more like they can adhere to the message. does the message need to resonate on different levels given all that has happened since may 25? >> ari: it resonates on any level. there is a slice of america who has given up on the country. there are anarchists and violent people; particularly, in portland and seattle for two decades. this rioting is nothing new. it has nothing to do with george floyd. floyd is the latest excuse to come out and riot and destroy. they hate the police. they hate much of america institutionally. that is the violent people in portland now. i separate that from the protesters. protest is 100% legitimate patriotism. people taking to the street of whatever t

president trump's supporters set to speak at the republican convention was pulled last minute from the lineup yesterday after she promoted an anti-semitic conspiracy theory on twitter. mary anne an advocate for stricter border policies. >> trace: hurricane laura gaining strength as it charges toward the gulf coast where it sights set on texas as it could make landfall as a category 4 storm with 155 mile-per-hour winds. how the state is preparing when the governor abbott joins us live. president trump has been blasting the basement biden strategy. some democrats may be concerned their nominee is not campaigning is the traditional way. will it wind up hurting his chances? bret baier joins us live with his take next. >> he wants to inflict harm on millions of americans with his basement strategy locking everyone in their home. mess but scrubbing still takes time. now there's powerwash dish spray it's the faster way to clean as you go just spray, wipe and rinse it cleans grease five times faster dawn powerwash. spray, wipe, rinse. did you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance ta-da! so you only pay for what you need? given my unique lifestyle, that'd be perfect! let m