trump. [ laughter ] yes, melania trump. >> melania trump who has vowed as first lady to go around the country and talk to young parents about what is really happening in nordstrom. >> seth: oh, okay. [ laughter ] melania trump. melania trump our only first lady whose platform will include spin class and then just looking around. [ laughter ] you know, for a few hours. melania trump who has said she will make sure every child in this country regardless of how much money they have will get the chance to decompress in aspen. >> seth: oh, that's nice. >> melania trump a deeply religious woman who goes to church every sunday and prays to st. bart's. [ laughter ] >> seth: oh, yeah, that's one of the best saints. >> yes and that is why -- this is just a few of the reasons why i'm supporting melania. >> seth: well that's -- >> so i don't like donald. let me make that clear. >> seth: okay. >> but i'm voting for donald because he's the only candidate that has melania's ear. [ laughter ] >> seth: he's the pathway to melania for. >> ye

melania is both.opularity of someone like jacqueline kennedy. >> she has compared herself to jackie o. do you see any resemblance there? >> she's a young mother, a former model, speaks four different languages. she's a smart cookies. if she chooses the right philanthropies she could have a popularity that could her help her husband's potential administration. >> i know when he makes the speeches we are looking at the ladies standing behind him and they're all attractive. >> absolutely. historically, first ladies help their presidential husbands' poll numbers. we like the ladies more than we like the husbands. they don't typically do policy. they're ambassadors for their husband's administration. on the world stage, melania trump could have massive, massive appeal. >> how should she present herself to the world on the world stage? >> well, she's dabbled in philanthropic endeavors. she's done some red cross work which others have done. some breast cancer awareness, which betty ford very famous for. so i

when we beat up onfather, is itr stepmother, melania? >> yeah, listen, i think it's tough on all of us. i love my father to death. obviously she is married to him. it's tough on all of us. you have to have armor. is he running as commander in chief of the united states. you if you don't have the armor you shouldn't be running. he has the toughest citizen skin i know. don't get me wrong, greta, there are times i wanted to jump through the tv tackle someone who is saying something so false about him. my father has been great man. he has been incredible mentor my entire life to donee, ivanka and barron. one of the best friends in the world. you take that to heart. you just have to have that armor. >> eric, thank you very much for joining us, i hope you come back. >> thank you, greta. great being with you. >> terrifying warning from the cia director our fight against isis. you will hear from him in a second. remember when president obama said this on tuesday? >> our coalition continues to be on offense. isil is on defense and it's now been a

what's it like being muhammad melania's stepson? >> she is great. thing give her credit for she is amazing mom to barron. is he very young and in school. she has never taken him out of school to go on the campaign trail or use him as a pawn which you see so often in the political arena. she has always told him barron, you focus on school and your priorities. you are growing up. this is a very, very tough world. meaning campaigns, you focus on school. she is an amazing mother. she is incredibly solid person and amazing wife to my father. she is supportive. we have a really great relationship, we really, really do. she is solid as a rock. there is no one better to be by his side this whole campaign. >> we all in the media beat up on everybody. we beat up on your father and on you because you are out there. when we beat up on your father, is it tough on your stepmother, melania? >> yeah, listen, i think it's tough on all of us. i love my father to death. obviously she is married to him. it's tough on all of us. you have to have armor. is he running as

so melania will grow up with a baby brother.oon-to-be family of four. >> baby brother. >> so here is the deal. our producer told jendy she is one of four finalists and that's why the crew is here. she has no idea that she is, in fact, the winner of the $25,000 grand prize. let's knock on the door. i hope she's home. hi, jendy! come here, jendy! come here. you are the winner of our $25,000 grand prize! >> oh, my gosh! >> and there's melania. come on. come on. these are all your friends and family. come on down. come here, guys. your husband, ian, was in on this a little bit. >> for real? >> for real. >> like -- >> yes, for real. >> oh, my gosh! >> we're happy to be here. >> oh, my. >> life changing moment. planned for the future. we are so thankful for the opportunity that state farm provided. it will help us to build out our family. >> you're hoping for a bigger house, backyard, pool. melania is going to have a brother. >> we're gaining a son. >> adoption is so important. i have an adopted daughter. i come from a family of three

. >> i think the white house should send a t-shirt to melania. nation was built on immigran immigrants, on immigration, but they're trying to send a for sub conscious message out to the american people as if we don't want to deal with the issue of illegal imdprags, which we know is a critical issue. yes, we want immigrants in our country, but we want them to come in legally and we need to make sure those who are born in our country are taking care of in a sense they have access to edge gags and to jobs. i think both can coexist. it's unfortunate that the white house, they did this with the gun violence, where they said stop gun violence, they brought hollywood in and did a similar social media campaign. they're using these issues to create problems. to send out a message that i think doesn't necessarily tell the whole story. >> i think this -- not being used though. i think a lot of them really like this opportunity. this allows them to look substantive and like they have some real skin. shallow and superficial. what better way to combat that, th

and if you don't believe me, just ask my wife, melania jones." [ laughter and applause ] that's goodect work. so good at object work. melania trump has given an exclusive interview to "du jour magazine" in which she shot down accusations that she avoids the public eye. saying, "i'm not shy, i know what i want." and if it's anything like trump's previous wives, i'm guessing half of everything. [ laughter and applause ] authorities in spain are warning of a new trend called sex roulette parties in which one person in an orgy secretly has an std and no one is allowed to use condoms. that sounds like a made up story to me. there's no such thing as an orgy where only one person has an std. [ laughter and applause ] according to a new study, the average person spends 117 days of their life having sex and 30 seconds lying on surveys. [ light laughter ] that's right. a new study says the average person spends 117 days of their life having sex, which means at my current rate, i'm going to live to be 200. [ laughter and applause ] and finally, taco bell has released plans for a new restaurant

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you said ivanka and melania begged you to be presidential. >> they said please act a little more presidentiall i finish my victory. i will act presidential. >> what sort of advice were they giving you that they were begging you to be more presidential? >> i understand. they love the country. they think i am doing very well. but i only kid myself doing well if i win. of a lot of people said does it matter if he wins or loses what he has done has never been done before. where i am now. i said it does matter. if i don't win, i don't consider it a great achievement. i ral eally do. this country has tremendous potential. we're being ripped off. tremendous potential. if we use the potential. we will be stronger, bigger, belter than ever before. you watch. >> you didn't answer my question. >> well, they would like me to be more presidential. i think people would probably leave the stadiums. i fill up these massive stadiums. it is easy to be presidential. it's much hard tire do what i do. you know, the other day, norah, we had thousand of people lined up forever trying to get into a packed convention

the family can't conceive naturally so they adopted their daughter melania a few years ago. they found out her birth mother was pregnant again with a boy so they're about to adopt their biological brother. the family says the money is truly life transforming for them, the whole family. >> w to get here? >> the heavy rain will move/y,Ñ between about 7 and 9 p.m. before the period, there could be some hit-and-miss winds, maybe a bit of hail, can't rule out an isolated tornado. but what everybody is going to be talking about, what everybody's going to be dealing with, very heavy rain moving in about 7 to 9 p.m. and overnight before winding down tomorrow morning. the weather service has issued a flash flood watch for just about everybody. this includes the entire d.c. metro area. it's going to begin at 5 p.m. today and run through 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. some areas will pick up over two inches of rainfall. thankfully we could use the rain but with that much rain falling in this amount of time, i think we'll definitely see water collecting on area roads. if you're out traveling late

. >> i remember sitting with you at donald trump's wedding to ilil melania.ginia are you from? >> from a little town called milton. >> hey. >> everybody's been struggling. >> they sure have. >> yes. it's a strong community. this goes into our tart pan. the bottom's removalable so it will come out nice and easy. you put this right in there. then, my secret to making a good even graham cracker crust is to take a metal cup and push it down. >> oh. >> so you just keep pushing it and pushing it until it's nice and compact and even and it goes up the sides. you put this in the oven and bake it at 375 for about 12 minutes. then, turn it down to 325 and take it out because it will bake at a lower temperature. let this cool completely while you make your filling. canned sweetened condensed milk, you add to that a little more sugar. and some egg yolks. >> there's your yellow. >> and key lime juice and lime zest. >> a key lime and a lime, what's the difference? the size? >> a key lime is slightly less acidic, not quite as tart but you can totally make this recipe with r

four melania male eye eyewitnesses for rape.you go up in a country with that mind set, how can we ever ascertain if you have come here for free come or to indoctrinate and proselytize. there is no background check. >> we got really good in dealing with the soviets in looking bike people. figuring out which side they were on. >> it's not easy. >> we were under great pressure from the american left. pretended there were no communists and pretended entire thing was phoney. even know we now know is a fact because we have the soviet kjb. the "new york times" lied to us all the time. there were spies and people who hated america and want to do destroy us. weaver back in the same business. when, in doubt, say no. the rest of you shouldn't even ask a question. >> sharia law is in direct conflict with everything we believe as a constitution or republic. mr. speaker, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> nowed in the aftermath of this deadliest terrorist attack in orlando. how could america defeat isis and destroy radical islam. >> they

. >> stephen: melania is holding my wallet now.t you-- since you know the guy personally and you have know him for years--, does it comfort you to think that this is going to be one of the two major party candidates? do you think that he is-- because that's a reasonable shot at being president. >> i'm not arrogant enough to say this person or that person isn't qualified. the people in the republican party want donald trump, for one reason, they want to blow the whole establishment up. that's why he's gotten where he has. >> stephen: why do so many people in the republican party-- people who run the republican party-- not want him? >> well they don't want their party blown up, colbert! they like it the way it is! if you're going to blow it up, they don't like that! >> stephen: but it's been around a long time, they put a lot of effort into it, bill. >> yeah. republicans are angry because they perceive progressive americans -- your crew, all right? >> stephen: let me write this down. i -- am -- the -- problem -- just want to make sur

a year ago -- >> a year ago today he came, he came down the escalator with melania and did the wholeand he started out for the first, i don't know, first few polls at 1% and then ended up locking down the nomination. it's been a long year. i think he's going to win, i do. i think hillary is such a flawed candidate that he will win. >> kg? >> i don't disagree. he should win. hillary is that bad. and especially given what's going on with the economy, with the lack of jobs. those abysmal numbers are something that would benefit someone that comes from the business sector that has experience with the economy. coupled with the problems in national security and intelligence that we have right now. with isis. in my opinion on the rise. and according to brennan, you know the head of the c.i.a. also saying that they're getting more creative, on multiple fronts, access, good travel routes. to come to this country i don't even need to go by his word, do i, i saw what just happened here in this country. so i mean did anyone think a week ago, two weeks ago we'd be talking about 49 dead by someone

>> and melania. >> they looked like they were saying, please, don't go off script, don't go off scriptd, don't do it. >> i think at some point your kids do start -- the roles reverse, right? and i'm looking forward to the days when my kids can be my designated driver and take me to baseball games and i can behave like donald trump. >> i think his kids are his biggest asset. i don't think it's because he needs supervision. they bring out the best in him and if you have a wonderful family like that, you ought to showcase it. >> all of them tell him to be more presidential but all of them say he doesn't listen to them. >> that's what people love. >> it's like the construction site with the sign x number of days since the last major accident and how long can he stay -- >> it's like snapchat, it goes away in 24 hours. stay with me, both of you. up next, hillary clinton -- speaking of hillary clinton, wasting no time slamming donald trump but will it work? ddess cob with avocado, bacon, freshly made dressing, tomato... and chicken. at panera. food as it should be. wannwith sodastreamter? you

children who were born to immigrant mothers, not three of his born to i vanna trump from czechs and melaniamp of slovenia. how dare he call into question his citizenship. we are americans as much as donald trump is, he is hurting the party, hurting the country and it is enough already. no more silence. no mas. >> reuben, you're a veteran gop operative, boots on the ground, do you hear that anger that ana has? >> it is consistent. i, myself am pretty taken back by it. >> by the latest comments about the judge. >> absolutely. you are setting precedent of picking and choosing judicial system and that's not fair, that's not correct. i do think that the attitude he is taking with the latinos is discerning. impo am puerto rican because wee migrants. i go back to we talked about the tent then, we have to continue doing that. i am an operative. i believe in this party, the party of lincoln. party of lincoln is a party of inclusion and it is not working well. my efforts are kicking me back. once he speaks, kicks me back five years. >> i remember back in '96 i was doing pieces on republicans at the c

call me. [ applause ] and finally -- finally, melania posted happy birthday dennis. [ laughter ] there go. that's always nice. it's always nice to get birthday wishes. hillary clinton and bernie sanders met privately this evening. so privately even bernie didn't know. [ laughter ] it's over, bernie. drop out. [ laughter ] a new restaurant is opening in brooklyn that will serve breakfast tacos out of a kiosk in a subway station. oh, i'll have to check that out said a million rats. [ laughter ] a recent study found that 67% of gamers will miss sleep in order to keep playing video games. they would even miss sex if that were an option. [ laughter ] a new poll has found that california's in 'n out burger has been named the best fast food burger place in the country, but the quickest burger in and out is still the white castle slider. [ applause ] [ laughter ] that's the dream grown into apologetic applause. [ light laughter ] a group of scientists have recently discovered a seventh different sex position that frogs use when mating. you can read all about it in the kermit sutra. [ laughter

that's the wedding of donald trump to his current wife melania.illary clinton was in the front row. >> she was in the front row. bill clinton later joined them at the reception. >> he said they had no choice but to attend because of all the money he donated to them. >> he spun it, which we've seen donald trump do with different issues. he kind of seems to spin different issues, different policies. a trump aide has said that he was friend with bill clinton. but he said now the game is different. >> you mentioned the times when trump has been known to support and defend the former president. do you think there's anything in here that can complicate further the campaign for either candidate? >> i mean, i was very surprised when i found out that trump thought clinton was the best of the past four presidents. very surprised at that. in the past trump called clinton an victim to an unattractive group of women. you'll remember there were three female accusers during the '90s. now he's saying, no, no, clinton is the victimizer. he's the worst abuser of wo

( laughter ) but, yeah, i did go to his apartment to interview his wife, melania, which was nice, andto wear booties. like-- >> stephen: they wear booties? >> well, it seemed like the secret service had to wear, like, plastic-- like, surgical booties. >> stephen: is it all deep-pile white shag, or something like that? >> it was a nice carpet. yeah, it was a nice carpet. so, and i guess i-- i don't-- >> stephen: pass muster? >> no! no, i don't know-- ( laughs ) >> stephen: you're so shiny looking you must be clean? >> i don't track dirt. yes, exactly. but no, but she was lovely. and, you know, it's been fascinating. look, i mean, whatever you think of donald trump or any of the other candidates, people have been involved in this election in a way that i have never seen before, and watching and interested and coming out to-- >> stephen: well, there have never been so many head-snapping moments. like, you just whip around, like you just heard a car crash. ( laughter ) >> i know, my friend andy cohen, who i know you've had on, from bravo, he feels now, he has the right to moderate a presi

>> and melania, right?'re basically -- >> but they looked like they were saying, please, just don't -- just don't go off script. don't go off script. if you look at them, ivanka is like, dad, don't do it. >> you know, at some point, your kids do start, you know -- the roles reverse, right? i'm looking forward to the days when my kids can, like, be my designated driver and take me to baseball games and i can behave like donald trump. >> i think his kids are his biggest asset. i think he ought to be out there with his family. i don't think it's because he needs supervision. i think they bring out the best in him. if you have a wonderful family like that, you ought to showcase it. >> but also listen to him because all of them tell him to be more presidential. all of them say he doesn't listen to them when they tell him that. >> but that's the candor that people love. >> oh, boy. >> he listens for 24 hours and then it's like that -- >> matt, you just don't like the guy, do you? >> i don't like him, but it's lik

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so we began the journey and i came down the escalator, you remember, with melania.een incredible. and we started where we did very well in iowa. should have won iowa but one of those things. something happened there. but we won new hampshire. and then we just kept winning and winning and winning. we won a lot. i think it ended up 37 states. think of it. most importantly, we had more votes. i say we. this is like a movement, folks. this is something that's very serious. and you know one thing that's a little bit embarrassing but we'll take it. whatever it takes, right? they say that they're polling very well, but they're always adding 5%, 7%, 9%. they say, a lot of people don't say they're going to vote for trump, but when they get in the booth they vote for trump. be proud of it, folks. be proud of it. it's true. you know, i didn't know, way is supposed to be happy or insult saturday then you have the opposite effect. a lot of people, you know, they run and they're stiffs. they're stiffs. and people all want to say it's politically correct. yes, i'm going to vote fo

. >> at a rally march you said ivanka and melania had begged you to be more presidential. >> they sayil i finish victory. i'll act presidential! >> i assume they were giving you advice. what sort of advice were they giving? >> they love the country and think i'm doing obviously very well. they're proud and all that. i only consider myself doing well if i win. a lot of people say it doesn't matter if he wins or loses -- i said no, if i don't win, i don't consider it to be a great achievement. this country has tremendous potential. we're being ripped off by everybody. this country has tremendous potential. if we use this potential, we'll be stronger, bigger, better than ever before. you watch. >> you didn't answer my question -- >> they'd like me to be more presidential. i fill up massive stadiums, if i stand there -- it's easy to be presidential. it's harder to do what i do. when you said the other day, norah, we had thousands and thousands of people lined up packed convention center. nobody's ever seen anything like it. they had helicopters covering it. if i stand up and do a teleprom

>> i said i thought melania was beautiful. i did say that.onnell did he put his arm around you? every time charlie's -- >> that wasn't a few years ago. that was the fox business debate in mil connell: every time you're aa tacked on twitter, which you must spend half your day responding to them. >> not half. about a quarter. connell: i've seen it a million times. >> i think right now in terms of hillary if you want to know when this stuff will start hurting, it's when we see more -- some official action. her supporters or, and i talk to them all the time in new york, they think it's background noise right now. connell: they do. they all say nothing's going to come of it, i know. thanks, charlie, good to see you. a good focus segment, as usual. >> hey, $35. connell: so weird. [laughter] >> you know, donald trump is normal. i'm weird. what is this? connell: stay focused. trump's attack on the media, guess who's getting involved mow? dan rather. >> why? connell: just wait a second. st the tease. we're going to talk about it after the break. >> no

a little less than a year ago, accompanied by his lovely wife melania, he rode the escalator down into the lobby of the trump tower and announced his candidacy for the president of the united states. and in the recently completed primaries, he received more votes than any presidential candidate in the history of the republican party. now, many may not know this, but donald trump is no stranger to faith and freedom or to this organization. this is actually his third appearance at this conference. and not when he was running for president, i might add. and we're glad to have him back. please join me in welcoming one of the world's great business leaders, a best-selling author, and one of america's most remarkable entrepreneurs and now political figures, the presumptive republican nominee for president, donald j. trump. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. wow. thank you, everybody. wow, what a group. so many lights. so many lights. thank you, everybody. what an honor. we're going to have a big, big victory in november. you're going to be very happy, believe me. thank you. ralph is right

this moment, donald trump, melania trump, descending the elevator in trump tower launching the bid forite house. here's a look back exactly one year ago today. >> just to be clear, he approaches the microphone, will he unambiguously say that he is running for president right now? >> yes. according to the highlights i have gotten and what i have read, he'll announce he's running for president. >> ladies and gentlemen, i am officially running for president of the united states and we are going to make our country great again. >> well, many, many, many headlines later, the presumptive republican nominee cannot seem to mend the rift with party leaders issuing a new threat to do lawmakers and donors criticizing the positions or rhetoric saying i'll do it alone. >> this is too tough to do it alone but you know what? i think i i'll be forced to. i think i i'm going to be forced to. our leaders have to get a lot tougher and be quiet. just please be quiet. don't talk. please be quiet to the leaders because that you have to get sharper, tougher, smarter. we have to have the republicans either st

but donald trump on the tv program when he was with his family openly said that melania, his wife, encouraging'm committed to do that, just have to deal with a couple more people. well, ted cruz and john kasich are out of the picture now. and i believe he's going to articulate his ideas in a much more presidential way as he did with the american-israeli public affairs committee where he did a 19-minute speech off a tell prompter written by his jewish son-in-law and very presidential. >> you know, we watch him leverage free media probably better than any candidate maybe ever. it's just hard to know. with that in mind, what would donations be used for? what would an ad strategy look like in your view? >> well, what donald trump brings to the equation that i've never quite seen before and something i've been very upset about is the republicans don't do a good job of -- we have a tendency to talk to the brain and intellect and the democrats talk to the heart and emotions. and donald trump has already reflected his ability to excite people and to get the people make our country work, the 70% who do

whenever he got married to melania. >> you're really going there? >> yeah, i am.w now it's not like that. just because you're at trump's wedding doesn't mean you're necessarily friends. you know who else was at the wedding. >> the clintons. >> hillary and bill. so they're not necessarily as friendly anymore. i am going there because it was unbelievable. it was -- >> trump took it as a positive shoutout. >> this was in the past. everybody has pasts that they deal with and things. i'm just -- just telling you. yeah. >> okay. >> that's what i've heard. >> all right. >>> trifecta of data points on jobs coming this week. tomorrow we get the adp employment report and jobless claims. on friday the big daddy. non-farm payrolls for may. let's turn to the economy, jobs and more with our guest host this morning mitch mcconnell. let's talk about how you see the economy tracking right now. where do you think we're doing well and where do we have room for improvement? >> it's been a tough eight years for most people. as we were discussing earlier at the beginning of the program

but melania is not as strong. >> someone who says no. >> someone who says no and you're off track hereanka is pulling the strings or jared is pulling the strings. paul manafort, since he arrived there, has been pulling the strings. that's what caused the riff with corey lewandowski. i mean, i take donald trump at his word. it is not about the kids. that makes sense. they had two number ones. manafort has this ridiculous pedigree in politics. he has been around a long time, working with the biggest players, and it was him put in the same room with lewandowski. don't you think manafort is someone you should be looking at why they changed the team? >> the push has been going on for months. the conflict between them, ever since manafort showed up in early april, we were headed in this direction. but someone had to tip the balance? >> you don't think it was donald trump. i need to do better? >> i think corey is more donald's kind of guy. corey actually got him this far. and really can channel an inner trump. if you watch the interview with dana bash yesterday, corey performed almost as a tr

. >> while the spotlight shines on donald and melania trump, another power couple with traction in themp's praise. >> do you love ivanka? i love ivanka. jared is a successful real estate person. i think he likes politics as much as he likes real estate. he's very good at politics. now taking central roles in the campaigns. now telling the news the family is in charge. >> he's not surrounded by political operatives. it's his kids and son-in-law who are coming and going. >> 34-year-old ivanka has made her way as model, fashion and style, often been a presence in her father's boardroom, both in real estate and on tv. her influence running deep but gop sources say friction between her husband and former campaign manager corey lewandowski led to the top aide's dismissal. trump insisting that's true. >> ivanka really respects corey, it's absolutely true and she likes corey. i read all these reports about the children and about all of this, it's all nonsense. >> ivanka's husband since 2009, kushner is also a major player in the world. heavily involved in surge for vp, strategy and policymakin

. >> here he comes flanked by his family at his wide, his wife melania, some of his sons, it looks like, taking to the stage and donald trump at his golf club there in westchester county. he's going to be giving a speech. as we understand, he's actually going to be reading from a teleprompter, let's listen in. >> hello. i'd like to begin by thanking the people of montana, south dakota, new mexico, new jersey, and california. we had some big, big days and big numbers coming in, very big numbers. i'm truly honored by your support. together, we accomplish what nobody thought was absolutely possible and you know what that is, we're only getting started and it's going to be beautiful. remember that. [applause] tonight we close one chapter in history and we begin another. our campaign received more primary votes than any g.o.p. campaign in history, no matter who it is, no matter who they are, we received more votes. [applause] >> this is a great feeling, that's a great feeling. this is not a testament to me, but a testament to all of the people who believed real change, not obama change, but