we caught up with meg whitman and esther about everything from technology to donald trump. whether women like yourself will get back in the politics. whitman: the split has been fabulous. in this day and age technology is moving at lightning speed frankly it is imperative to be smaller so we go faster. i know hewlett-packard enterprise is really split -- pleased with the split. emily: you are spinning off the services business. others following that model that leaner is better or going the gel path bulking up. meg whitman: i think it depends on the company and the leadership and the industry. i don't know whether it's because of us. realizing with the pace of change in every industry you got to be fast. the future is going to belong to the fast. we thought it was important to get smaller. and dellto get smaller chose to get bigger. we chosen to lean into new technologies. like the industrial internet of things that you talked about. dell is actually doubling down on old technology at a cost to them. different strategies for different companies. i like our approach. family: w

emily: meg whitman joining us from las vegas.hank you for joining us today on bloomberg television. emily chang and meg whitman. we have some breaking news. a one-on-one interview with donald trump, headlines just crossing our bloomberg right now. that there is no need for him to raise a billion dollars for his presidential bid . he will use his free media to raise that kind of cash because there is no reason to go out there and fun race. his vice president to list has been narrowed down to 4-5 politicians and two from the military. he will not be picking a running mate from wall street. he talked about a lot of other things. he believes voters don't care about the trump case. vonnie: the trump university case. he says that voters do not care. he says he does not even think about this anymore. reiterates he does not need to fun race because of celebrity publicity. fundraise because of his celebrity publicity. betty: this not needing to raise money, he is still going up with billionaire friends. he addressed the whole scandal of i

we caught up with ceo meg whitman and asked about everything from tech m&a to donald trump and if whitmanerself will ever go back into politics. we began on just how the company is airing post split. take a listen. whitman: i have to say the split has been fabulous. it is in this day and age when technology is moving at lightning speed -- frankly, i think it is imperative to be smaller so we can go faster. it actually has been easier as separate companies then it was as one big company. we have all been pleased with the split and how it has worked out for employees, customers, and shareholders as well. are creating, as you said, a much more nimble company. do you see others following that model or going the dell route, ? lking up whitman: i think it depends on the company, their leadership, the industry. we have seen a lot of divestitures and carveouts in and i do notonths, know if it is because of us, but i think people are realizing that with the pace of change in every industry, you have to be asked. we thought it was important to get smaller, but companies have different strategies. w

in a candid moment he was talking about how his opponent meg whitman was going after him using something clinton had said about brown having raise taxes when he was governor. in the late 70's. and then brown responded to that by alluding to the impeachment of bill clinton and his philandering. i do not march the have sexual relations with that woman line about monica lewinsky. making a joke about clinton for which brown later apologize. it just always seemed like the bad blood lingered for decades between the two of them. how much of it is to make sure donald trump is not elected. even in his letter which was very frank he said look bernie sanders has done some neat things. it is understandable why some people support him. but look where we are now. in danger of donald trump becoming president. what does that mean for california. look at his agenda. leeds united now. stop fighting with the message. so i'm jumping into this and this is how i am going to cast my vote. he was saying i want you to cast your vote this way too. campaign ison trying to rearrange for his scheduled to spend the w

meg whitman the ceo of hewlett-packard was talking and kind of grilling speari ining sn his endorsement placed trump in the historic trajectory of hitler and mussolini discussing what trump's rhetoric is. that might be more charged language than several people but, you know, the anti-trump antipathy here is at times intense. to be certain, you know, governor romney's associates do include some people who say for the good of the party. you know, we do need to fund raise for donald trump, we do need to make sure we save the senate. we can't leave donald trump, we can't leave paul ryan out to dry but certainly meg whitman kind of does speak for a lot of feem here who are nervous and sometimes even a little scared about what donald trump would represent for the republican party. >> and we'll look for more headlines to come out of this summit. teddy, thanks so much. >>> and in addition to what you heard already from former governor mitt romney, he's blasting donald trump as a racist even going as far as to stay he would vote for a third party candidate. not trump, not clinton, someone else,

we caught up with hp's ceo meg whitman. company is how the faring post-split. >> the split has been fabulous for both hp and hewlett-packard enterprise. in this day and age where technology is moving at lightning speed, it is imperative to be smaller so we can go faster. it has been easier. inc. -- we have been pleased. spinning off the services businesses creating a more nimble company. do you see others following the model that rayner is better or bulking up, bigger is better? on the company, leadership, industry. we have seen a lot of carveouts in the last 12 months. i think people are realizing that with the pace of change in every industry, you got to be fast. the future will belong to the fast. it was important to get smaller. but companies have different strategies. delle chose to get bigger. we chose to deleverage the company. to going to new technology like the industrial internet rings. -- internet of things. dell is doubling down on technology. different strategies for different companies. i like our hand. emily:

sources say that big-time donor and hewlett-packard ceo meg whitman may be backing hillary clinton. and trump's attorneys are scrambling to block the release of your recording in a deposition lawsuit for trump university. the clinton campaign already targeting the lawsuit, releasing rody-style infomercial for the university. trump is a loud, nasty, thin skinned fraud. senator elizabeth war met with the presumptive democratic nominee friday, fueling speculation that clinton is looking at her as v.p. an escalating war of words on the campaign trail. gloria riviera, abc news, washington. kimberly: 7 on your side covering metro ghost towns, band and construction sites at east falls church and vienna metro stations, sitting empty for months. sam sweeney went to metro for answers. ds strangle the barricade fence outside of the construction site. stand still, and nobody ever seems to be working here. it is the same situation at the vienna metro station, another unfinished, halted construction site. >> this construction site has been going on since last year, and it's ultimately stupid. sam

. >>> over the weekend, high-tech ceo meg whitman reportedly compared donald trump to hitler. >> dido at a republican's only retreat. strong words from whitman. >> she is a loyal republican. she is one of the party's biggest contributors and ran for governor on the republican ticket here. both "the washington post" and "new york times" quoted people inside that private republican meeting as saying whitman compared trump to hitler and mussolini and warned it could get worse if you elect this fellow. what happens next time, hinting there may be a future candidate out there that is far worse than donald trump. trump was not at that meeting of republican leaders because it was hosted by mitt romney who is mr. trump's biggest critic. trump responded saying, i have never met meg whitman, with you the job she is doing at hewlett-packard is not a very good one. based on the disastrous campaign she ran in california, i have learned a lot from her and i do not want her support." apple's worldwide developer's conference starts today in san francisco. wwdc is o the place where apple makes a big

ceo meg whitman suggested more deals in the pipeline, potential partnerships with the likes of amazone. we caught up with the hp enterprise executive vice president about how these recent moves are shaping the future of the company. >> as we announced last week, this is also an exciting part of our strategy, which is basically to spin and merge our enterprise services business to create a. that is play company focused on helping customers through the journeys. this is going to create a very sizable scale organization that really is at the core of what customers need in terms of helping them did -- digitize their businesses, help them implement hybrid i.t., and also .elp migrate applications we also focus on helping customers move through that transformation without technologies, and i expect tremendous synergies and partnerships. why will this not reverse? >> well, i mean, listen, the fact is that there will be more consumption, not less. the big explosion, more power in the way you compute the data, but it will require a different type of computer. our strategy is very simple -- to p

politico is reporting tonight that meg whitman, she compared trump behind closed doors to hitler andlini. speaker ryan supposedly said he told magician david copper field, he wished he could disappear with this continue ver saysy, so how in the world can the republicans unite with this division? >> i think they're going to have a hard time uniting because what happened behind those closed doors, which leaks in about a nan o second, shows. when you have people endorsing trump like paul ryan saying i want to euna, i have to do this because party unity demands it and the voters want that. that's from paul ryan, who's supposed to be unifying the party. i don't think think that's very edifying for mr. trump and no wonder he was to upset about romney. because it resognates so deeply and so broadly. which met as they do -- in utah. this is going to be an almost impossible situation. mitt romney said he thought that 90% of republicans would ultimately wind up voting for donald trump, but i'm not so sure that's the case because i think a lot of people simply aren't saying whom they're going t

heard that from meg whitman. edmund burke once said the only thing necessary for evil to triumph is good men to do nothing. from my conversations out there yesterday with folks, it doesn't seem like anybody at this conference is willing to actually do something about this man who they so despise. >> you know, i think that that characterization is probably right. there's a lot of pandering, a lot of concern, but at the end of the day there is also a mix of people here. you have some people that are raising a lot of money or hope to raise a lot of money for donald trump and you have others who really don't care for him very much. it's really an interesting time in this contest and governor romney yesterday made his views clear, obviously, but yeah, this gathering has brought together some folks with very different opinions on this issue. >> interestingly, you were mitt romney's 2012 policy guru. he was the guy, you were the guy he really turned to time and time again for these issues. this race is markedly not at a

romney'ssources inside report thatsummit meg whitman may be backing hillary clinton. could be facing more problems, his attorneys scrambling to dump the release of the trump university lawsuit. the clinton campaign already targeting the lawsuit, releasing rody commercial. democratic supporters have been cracking up the offensive against millionaire. >> he is a thin-skinned for all. gloria: senator elizabeth warren met with the presumptive democratic nominee friday. saturday, donald trump continuing to mock warren, claiming she has native american n ancestors. washington. kimberly: closer to home, the spouse of one presidential candidate making a surprise visit in d.c., giving shoppers in eastern market a trip to remember. cheryl conner was there. number 42 slips out a door in eastern market right before it closed. former president bill clinton made an unannounced stop. this person noticed a man guarding a door. >> hey, bill, you look good in person, man. theyl: the man who could be first first man was quickly surrounded by fans. including this man who at the age of 91

and hewlett-packard ceo meg whitman asked how he could support trump whom she calmed a demagogue comparedo mussolini. rhine said he packed trump for party unity. and traveling to pennsylvania slated for 3:00 p.m. eastern time, though he may be running a little late. check in with jacob rascon at that rally in tampa which just wrapped up. we can tell behind you things clearing up. mr. trump went after mitt romney what did he say, jacob? >> reporter: for all the talk of a changed tone, his rallies, lice one just now, sounded similar to the ones we saw several months ago. really, he spends them hitting a few of his key points and going after whoever it was that went after him that week or that day. so he went hard at mitt romney, of course, mitt romney just yesterday talked about, again, how he couldn't support donald trump as the nominee, saying he was worried about trickle down racism and trickle down bigotry. here's trump's response. >> i watched this poor, sad mitt romney this morning. he suffers from massagenist. i don't think had know what's massage massagenist is pt sitting like a rea

yesterday i checked in with meg whitman to see how hewlett-packard enterprises was faring. tonight i'm eyeing a part of the business that was left behind after the split. stick with cramer. >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter. have a question? tweet cramer. #madtweets. send jim an e-mail to madmoney at cnbc.com. or give us a call at 1-800-743 perfect cnbc. miss something? head to madmoney.cnbc.com. atand that in a new house,tee a fyou probably don't sharece, the same tastes as the previous owner. ♪ [ dolphin chatters ] so when you need a little house painting or a complete remodel, we'll help you get the job done right, guaranteed. get started today at angie's list, because your home is where our heart is. our partnership with habitat for humanity at pg&e, we believe solar should be accessible to everyone. allows us to provide the benefits of solar power to the types of customers who need it most. pg&e provided all of the homes here with solar panels. the solar savings can mean a lot, especially for low-income families. with the sa

we know that we've heard from people like meg whitman, the ceo of hewlett-packard who say, look, she can't give her money over. do you think he's going to walk away with something in his hands? >> reporter: i do top. i think there are certainly some people here i've spoken with who said, paul ryan made a pretty impassioned pitch. he's an endorser of donald trump. he also has good relationships with a lot of republican fund-raisers. he's also, obviously, mitt romney's running mate. so he has credibility with this crowd. reince priebus spoke earlier today. you know, he's obviously also encouraging republicans to give a couple bucks. i think the question here that a lot of donors here i've spoken with ask themselves is, they may not be enthusiastic about donald trump, but the question is, how bad is it? is it going to be bearable? can they support him even if he's not their first choice? or do they go with governor romney and feel it's a bridge too far? that's the internal temperature taking that a lot of people i've spoken with are going through right now. >> all right. teddy slooefr,

republican to look elsewhere, sources inside romney's closed door summit report hewlett packard ceo meg whitman may be backing hillary clinton. trump could face more problems, his attorneys now scrambling to block release off the recorded deposition in the trump university lawsuit. if made publish it could be used in ads against nominee. step three, there is in step three. you won't actually learn anything. >> clinton campaign targeting the lawsuit releasing this parity style infomercial, with the defunct university. democratic supporters have been cranking up offensive against the billion air. >> donald trump is a loud, nasty thin skinned fraud. >> reporter: senator elizabeth warren met with the presumptive democratic nominee friday, fueling speculation that clinton is eyeing her for a vp. saturday donald trump continuing to mock warren for proclaiming she has native american ancestors. >> somebody said to me, mr. trump, would you apologize. i said i'll apologize, to poke hand as i will apologize. >> reporter: escalating war of word, on the campaign trail. gloria riveria, abc news, washington.

. >> reporter: and republican megadonor hewlett packard ceo meg whitman hinting she may actually vote clinton and comparing trump to demagogues like hitler and mussolini. but house speaker paul ryan is defending his support for trump, speaking to abc's george stephanopoulos. >> the way i see it is he won the thing fair and square. >> reporter: and tonight, clinton out with this blistering fake infomercial for trump university. >> pay for trump university at the amazing price of everything you have! >> reporter: and the attacks are only going to get worse. starting on monday, when trump delivers a speech in new hampshire outlining why he says clinton is unfit for office. cecilia. >> mary bruce on the campaign trail again, thank you. >>> tomorrow on "this week" more on the race for the white house. more from george's interview with house speaker paul ryan. >>> turning now to the outrage over the stanford sex assault case. this, on the eve of graduation there. brock turner sentenced to six months in jail. tonight, the calls growing louder against the judge in the case. many demanding tha

. >>> when we come back, meg whitman and autonomous cars.l hear what the hp ceo told jim about them on "mad money" last night. later on, walt mossberg, you'll want to hear what he has to say about amazon and jeff bezos, 18,011 on the dow up 72 points. new bikes aren't selling guys... what are we gonna do? how about we pump more into promotions? ♪ nah. what else? what if we hire more sales reps? ♪ nah. what else? what if we digitize the whole supply chain? so people can customize their bike before they buy it. that worked better than expected. i'll dial it back. yeah, dial it back. just a little. live business, powered by sap. when you run live, you run simple. ♪ >>> david, this is an outright steal of meg whitman. >> i know, you're taking her away. >> the sun doesn't set on the "mad money" empire. >> you're going to talk cloud, right? >> we are going to talk whatever you were going to talk. >> okay. you'll talk to meg whatever you need to. just remember. >> what? >> on earnings she's mine. >> that's jim on our show yesterday talking about me

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week caught up with meg whitman and asked her about everything , and donald m&a trump.e began with just on how the company is faring after the split. fabulous.it has been in this day and age, when things are moving as fast as they are, it is easier to be smaller. c and hewlett-packard enterprise have been happy with how it has played out. emily: do you see others following the model that leaner is better, or do you see them poking of, bigger is better? >> it depends on the industry. we have seen a lot of divestitures. with the pace of change, in every industry, you have to be fast. we thought it would be better to get smaller. companies have different strategies. we chose to get smaller, dell chose to get bigger. they have chosen to lever up. we have chosen to lean into new technology make the internet of things that you talked about. dell is actually doubling down on old technology. different strategies for different companies. emily: you said internet of things is the opportunity for you. i'm curious. would look at internet of things first is cloud, how much growth do

that does it for this edition of "bloomberg west" join us for our conversation with meg whitman. will be be on this weekend. ♪ ♪ from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." al: good evening. i'm al hunt filling in for charlie rose who is on assignment. we begin with politics. donald trump and hillary clinton barring some unforeseeable act will face off in the general election. clinton won a big victory in california. she will be the first woman presidential candidate of a major political party. ms. clinton: it may be hard to see

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that does it for this edition of "bloomberg west" join us for our conversation with meg whitman.t will be on this weekend. ♪ >> it is about noon in hong kong. on deals in japan are falling to record lows. this followed an unprecedented drop in the euro. written's 10 -- britain's 10 year yield extended to a low. the bank of japan, one of those central banks under fire. we are seeing such negativity when it comes to bond yields because of these interest rates. this was described as a supernova waiting to explode.

in a candid moment he was talking about how his opponent meg whitman was going after him using something clinton had said about brown having raised taxes when he was governor in the late 1970's and early 1980's. brown responded to that by a leading to the impeachment and bill clinton's philandering. he mocked the " i did not have sexual relations with that woman" line. later apologized for. >> how much of this is for hillary clinton? how much is to make sure donald trump is not elected in november? >> more of it is making sure donald trump is not elected in november. even in his letter, which was very frank, he said bernie sanders has done some mean things. it's understandable why somebody people support him, but look where we are now. of winning.ance we are in danger of donald trump becoming president. look what that means for california, look at his agenda and all the things he wants to do. i'm jumping into this and this is how i will cast my vote. >> this comes as the aaa -- that quentin campaign -- clinton c show this some polls race as a dead heat. how close is it -- between senator

you were on stage with meg whitman last week. how is that going? you transforming into a truly enterprise and consumer company? >> we are all on the spectrum. we had millions of individuals buying dropbox. last year was a tipping point where it had larger customers buying dropbox. news corp., expedia, hp is now a big customer. the reason people that's the reason we have been taking out the enterprise is for the first time we are making it so i.t. does not have to compromise. let people use easy tools or use secure tools and lock everything down. we think that is a bad choice. we give them something easy and secure and that's why it has taken off. emily: the theme of this conference is invention. you started something from scratch. how are you cultivating a culture of innovation and invention at dropbox to keep employees excited? and you focus on the product that is record business? >> people love working at dropbox. we have no shortage of big an interesting technical challenges. we announced not too long ago magic pocket, our infrastructure project

. >> reporter: and meg whitman is comparing trump to hitler and mussolini, hinting she may vote for clintonthe trail, trump showing no signs of changing. >> everything is politically correct. it's like a bunch of babies. like a bunch of dumb babies. >> reporter: he's not holding back from attacking elizabeth warren. making no apologies to warren. >> to pocahontas, i will apologize. because pocahontas is insulted. >> reporter: this morning, clinton is blitzing trump in her first television ad of the general election. >> today, we face a choice about who we are as nation. what kind of america do we want to be? dangerously divided or strong and united? >> reporter: that new ad will begin airing in battleground states on thursday. trump is expected to hit back hard. starting tomorrow, when he delivers a speech in new hampshire, outlining why he says clint season unfit to be president. >> a lot of people will be watching that speech. we'll have much more on the presidential race coming up on "this week." george stephanopoulos will go one on one with paul ryan. he'll also cover the major story, t

meg whitman may be backing hillary clinton. and trump could face more problems.to block release of a deposition from thump university lawsuits. >> step three? there is no step three. you won't actually learn anything. the clinton campaign targeting the lawsuit issuing this parody add about the defunct university. >> donald trump is a loud nasty thin skinned fraud. >> reporter: senator elizabeth warren met with the presumptive democratic nominee friday fuelling speculation that clinton is eyeing her for v.p. saturday donald trump continuing to mock warren for claiming she has native american ancestors. >> somebody said to me, one of the media, mr. trump, would you apologize. i said yes i'll apologize. to pocahontas, i will apologize. >> an escalating war of words on the campaign trail. gloria rivera, abc news, washington. >>> a violent crime caught on video in broad day light. a jeweler was robbed while filling up at a gas station near an airport in north texas. the thieves drove off. their victim survived. police and fbi agents want know if this robbery is linked

longtime republican donor hewlett-packard meg whitman is now indicating she could support hillary clintonrump after his latest comments. dan. >> yes, this would be a major development in presidential politics. mary bruce, thank you. paula, over to you. >> thanks, dan. >>> we want to move to new details in the stanford sex brock turner, an olympic hopeful banned for life from usa swimming in addition to his prison sentence and lifelong sex offender registration. we're learning more about what happened that night and what the victim's sister as well as the victim's boyfriend are saying about it and eva pilgrim is here with the story for us this morning. hi, eva. >> reporter: good morning. intense scrutiny this morning as to why a judge sentenced a former star stanford swimmer to only six months in jail for a drunken sexual assault at a university campus party. now new details at that case are public and the shattered lives it left behind. >> do you have anything to say. >> reporter: this morning explosive new court documents released exposing disturbing new details of what happened that nig

. >> inside the closed car summit, a big time donor and ceo meg whitman may be backing hillary clintond face more problems. his attorneys scrambling to block the release of a recorded deposition in the trump university lawsuit. if made public the video could be used in ads against the nominee. >> step three? there is no step three. you won't actually learn anything. >> the clinton campaign already targeting the lawsuit, releasing this parody style commercial for the defunct university. democratic supporters have been cranking it up against the billionaire. >> donald trump is a loud, nasty, thin-skinned fraud. >> senator elizabeth warren met with the presumptive nominee friday, fueling speculation hillary clinton is eyeing her for a vice president nominee. >> somebody said to me, one of the media, mr. trump, would you apologize? i said, yes, i'll apologize. to p cahontas, i will apologize. >> an escalating war of words on the trail. a about. c news, washington. >>> following his endorsement of donald trump, house speaker paul ryan is speaking out about his thoughts on the presidential r

let's speak with meg whitman, the ceo of hewlett-packard enterprise and her attempt to create more value. meg, you've done it again, we created more value, we like your first split, now we have another but i think some of our viewers are concerned about what they're going to own if they buy a share of hewlett-packard enterprises today. >> well, if you buy a share of hewlett-packard enterprise today, what you will participate in is an unlocking of value for two new companies. so the es portion of our business -- enterprise services -- will spin merge and create a $26 billion pure play which u.s. shareholders today would own half of that company. then, of course, you maintain your shareholders in hewlett-packard enterprise which i think has an incredible future because we'll be able to focus on three areas, the software defined data center, which is growing, the edge, the campus branch and the edge where compute is moving and we have a fabulous asset in aruba and then, of course, our software portfolio. >> now, i think that there are many people who hear the term "edge" and for all they kn

those like marc andreesen said that he will be voting for h hillary clinton in the election, and meg whitmanow runs hewlett packard enterprise, and she said that trump's policies would sink the company into recession, and at least one tech heavy weight that trump can count on which is peter theil, the billionaire investor, and paypal co-founder is said to be a trump supporter. >> and the tide is turning slowly, and interesting wrinkle there with josh lipton out in san francisco. >> and now, shares are struggling despite the beat on the earnings and the revenue, and look at the cloud sector the, and look at the top executive at drop box about that in a moment. "why are you checking your credit score?" "you don't want to live with mom and dad forever, do you?" "i'm making smoothies!" "so, how can i check my credit score?" "credit karma. don't worry, it's free." "hmmmm." "credit karma. give yourself some credit." >>> despite beating the earnings and revenues, drop box, a competitor facing new challenges as they are looking to cut costs and boost profits. we bring in thomas hampton, vice preside

meg whitman comparing him to musolini and hitler. >> they're sitting in their cob co coco cocoons.a coward. >> coward? had an opportunity to get in e the race and chose not to. he's criticizin over 3.5 million more votes than romney got in the primaries this year. one of the underreported facts. what trump zbeting today in the his pan irk community, the black community, the independent community, he's equaling or bettering what romney did at the end of his campaign. trump has a strategy. >> also creating angst in the rm party. especially with the comments about the judge. hugh hewitt and others trying to find ways to stop donald trump at the convention. can you shut that down? >> very few people are talking about that. the malcontents. the delegates to the convention are looking forward to an exciting time. there won't be serious issues in cleveland. people are banding together. what's getting all the attention are five or six people. there's the broad base behind donald trump. is working with us. helping us build out our campaign. and the integration, we have, for example, with th

listen to meg whitman who says much worse things than that because of trump's racism. it's not trump, not me calling on trump on policies is totally unwise and counterproductive for the u.s. economy. liz: richard, deroy, we've got to run, we've got breaking news. thank you very much. here's the breaking news, there are reports two major explosions have hit istanbul's air. there have been multiple injuries, a witness is telling local broadcasters that gunfire came from a car park at the istanbul airport. officials are saying multiple injuries, and as we look for details. this is the kind of video that will start trickling in. this explosion, and it moved on the wires around, about nine minutes ago. 3:12 p.m. eastern. as we look at this, we're waiting on actual video, but the word is that there are reports of an explosion and gunfire at the international terminal of ataturk airport in turkey's istanbul on the heels on the attack at brussels airport, just horrifying. we have consistently seen that terrorists and we're not sure what this is, but there have been attacks spe

. >> the democrats criticize meg whitman who was a billionaire when she ran as somebody who was kind of a special interest. so i would find it interesting that somebody who runs along the same lines, the same circles would be considered for governor on their side given that he is an outsider billionaire. >> reporter: does it make sense that you gave $74 million last election cycle and you're against money in politics. >> this is the system we have right now. this is -- these are the laws of the land set down by the supreme court of the united states of america. we are doing what we can to support the values that we believe most strongly in and that's what we're going to do. >> reporter: steyer and his wife who live in san francisco are worth an estimated $1.5 billion. they have pledged to give half their fortune to charity. that still leaves a lot for politics. in the newsroom, mike sugerman, kpix 5. >>> pg&e is being hit with a $24 million fine for poor recordkeeping. the public utilities commission says that the company has outdated records on underground gas lines. those record le

inside romney's closed dorsum mit, big time donor meg whitman may be supporting hillary clinton.more problems. his attorneys scrambling to block the release of a recorded deposition in the trump university lawsuit. if made public the video could be used in ads against the nominee. >> step three? there is no step three. you won't actually learn anything. >> the clinton campaign already targeting the lawsuit, releasing this parody-style infomercial for the defunct university. democratic supporters have been cranking it up against the billionaire. >> donald trump is a loud, nasty, thin-skinned fraud. >> senator elizabeth warren met with the presumptive nominee friday, fueling speculation hillary clinton is eyeing her for a vice president nominee. donald trump is continuing to mock warren, claiming she has native american an ses centers. >> somebody said to me, one of the media, mr. trump, would you apologize? i said, yes, i'll apologize. to pocahontas, i will apologize. >> an escalating war of words on the trail. glory rivera, abc news, washington. >>> following his endorsement of d

. >> this is the new cisco that i like very much, but let me ask you about something meg whitman said to me. she goes, if you look at our networking business r it grew 18%. cisco's shrunk three. basically saying she's taking on a great deal of share from you and this is very important business. what do you think about her analysis? >> well, i think jim that it's easy to get excited about any given quarter. we're focused on the long-term, we're focused on how are customers today are lookinging at technology as a fundamental change agent for their business strategy and how in order to take advantage of that, they are going to need an end to end network architecture that exposes these an lit ibs, that provides security on an end to end basis, so i believe for the long-term, our cust customers are looking to cisco as we have a history of helping them build out full solutions. we understand what's happen wg the internet of things, we can deploy security like nobody else, which is indicative of the results we've seen in that portfolio, so i'm confident about where we are, jim. >> yesterday,

this is what meg whitman told us last month. >> i don't believe that a trump presidency would be goodor our business and i'm where i was three months ago and i'm not supporting donald trump, and under no circumstances will i, because the policies around free trade will be damaging. >> and michael fernig is director of democrats for silicon valley. what do you think silicon thinks of donald trump? >> well, it is the center of stanford university and where i live, and santa clara county is looking like a clear representation statistically of california as a whole. california is 40, 45% registered democratic, and about 28% registered republican, and santa clara it is about the same, and almost the same republican and democratic, and if you are talking to the people, it is two for one or better for the democratic versus trump, and no circumstance in which trump will carry california. that is bunk. however, however, there are a lot of people around here who are republicans and 25% of the people around here are republicans, and tend to look like reps in other business oriented climates and

nbc news learned that meg whitman asked how he could support trump. people in the room say whitman called trump a demagogue and compared him to hitler and mussolini. joining me is leann with the latest. hi leann. >> hi, richard. yes what has happened this weekend has further shown that this is a party divided. you have about 250 donors, supporters of mitt romney that are influential republicans that are split on if they're going to back donald trump in november and then you have mitt romney this morning calling donald trump a mossagonist and donald trump calling mitt romney a choker so this is a divide that is continuing within this party. doesn't seem to be unifying any time soon. despite paul ryan's efforts to unify the party as along with the head of the rnc. he made a pitch to the donors that said come on board where we might -- we will win without you. richard. >> leann caldwell in park city, utah. thank you. meanwhile donald trump is getting muscles help to build support among women. the new super pact women for trump launched this week. that gr

hewlett packard ceo meg whitman asked ryan how he could endorse trump who she called a demagogue and compared to hitler and mussolini. he said he backed trump to preserve party unity. joining me right now, nbc's jacob rascon, getting ready for the trump rally in tampa. jacob, good morning. what do we expect to hear today? >> we expect to hear more about hillary clinton. he's prepping his remarks coming up on monday, another one that may be off a teleprompter. by our count, he's given six speeches off a teleprompter. is it a change of tone? we're not sure about that. what we've seen is he has really two tones. he has one where he's given more high profile speeches like the apac speech, foreign policy speech, where he decides to go with a teleprompter which he's made fun of for months. at rallies he's never used a tell prompter. last night in richmond he didn't use one. he swings through new hampshire, pennsylvania, texas, we expect the same off the cuff trump that we've always seen. there is more pressure it seems than ever for him to change his tone a bit. during the primaries we not

and in one closed-door session nbc news has heard that meg whitman asked ryan how he could support trump compared to hitler and mussolini. and liam, good to have you with us. what is the latest coming out of the romney retreat? what is taking place there behind closed doors? >> reporter: well, today, this morning mitt romney folk and he was very emotional. he was very reflective and he also had some harsh words for the plummet presumptive republican nominee donald trump. and with me i have spencer swick who was mitt romney's finance chair in 2012 and a close confidante of mitt romney. this morning mitt romney called donald trump a racist, xenophobic, a misogynist and said he's associated with violence. but donald trump almost immediately responded, donald trump said, quote, i said the guy's a stone-cold loser, he choked, and when you're a choker, you can never give a choker a second chance, a choker is a choker. how do you respond to that? >> so, i guess he pointed out that mitt romney lost the election in 2012. i'm glad he made that clear to everybody. i don't believe mitt romney's a ch