>> i think melania does what melania needs to do.as said, i don't need to justify anything with an answer. i know who i married. >> because you're saying all of this access, all of this power, all of this platform is more important than having fidelity from your husband? >> i think marrying donald trump, you know who donald trump is, was, and will continue to be. so i don't think that's a surprise. so i do think you know, you lie with dogs, you get fleas. it is what it is. >> you explain her relationship with ivanka. let me just show you this video that became a viral video, this is from the rnc, where you just see sort of the public persona shift to something else. >> right. >> and obviously, there are memes about this, but you know the real story. you know the backstory, what's the relationship between those two women? >> i take that and look at it completely differently than anybody else. i actually saw that melania was trying to smile, represent properly, not show any type of, you know, friction between the two of them, and ivank

she's a former senior adviser to first lady melania trump. her new book is called "melania and me."t her friendship with the first lady and her involvement in the trump inauguration. ms. winston wolkoff, thanks again for being here. i just have to ask you if -- should we understand this to be a verbatim quote from the first lady? these are seemingly pretty insensitive comments about the kids she met at the border. >> rachel, there's no way to fabricate any of my story. and the only way to tell the story is to say it exactly as it was. the fact that the white house is trying to disparage me and claim my character is anything but what i know -- again, a respectful person. it's only going to have me discuss more and more the truth, the facts, and they're all either in some type of, you know, semblance that has 100% backing. i would never do that otherwise. >> there's been some reporting -- public sourced reporting around your book that says that part of the way that you can back up some of these verbatim quotes and some of these extensive detailed anecdotes is you do have some recordin

the new book is called "melania and me." ms. wolkoff, i know this is hard stuff to talk about, and i know this book was hard to write. i know because i read every word of it. i was very moved by your take on it. thanks for the trust for being here tonight and good luck to you. come back anytime. we'd be happy to have you any time you want to talk. >> i'm honored. thank you, rachel. >> all right. we've got more ahead here tonight. stay with us. if your adventure... keeps turning into unexpected bathroom trips. you may have overactive bladder, or oab. not again! we're seeing a doctor when we get home. myrbetriq treats oab symptoms of urgency, frequency, and leakage. it's the first and only oab treatment in its class. myrbetriq may increase blood pressure. tell your doctor right away if you have trouble emptying your bladder or have a weak urine stream. myrbetriq may cause serious allergic reactions, like swelling of the face, lips, throat or tongue, or trouble breathing. if experienced, stop taking and tell your doctor right away.

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this one isn't about the donald, it's about the melania. melania trump an ex-friend. why annex? we'll tell you. a former aid is doing the talking. we'll tell you why, but more importantly, here's what i want to know, i'm not big on these kinds of things in general. melania is often seen as being there despite how donald trump behaves and his policies. do people who believe that have it wrong? that's the interesting part of the conversation we're about to have. get some interesting answers next. ter... with humira citrate-free. it has the same effectiveness you know and trust, but we removed the citrate buffers, there's less liquid, and a thinner needle... with less pain immediately following injection. ask your doctor about humira citrate-free. and you can use your co-pay card to pay as little as $5 a month. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections,... ...including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened,... ...as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems,... ...serious allergic reactions, and new or wors

your story is a contemporaneous story of melania trump.somehow that you were going to be on our show tonight. maybe they read my twitter. but they decided they wanted to respond in advance, and this is what they said about you and your book. >> this book with falsehoods exists simply because the author didn't like an article that was written about her, so she decided to lash out at mrs. trump. her intent to secretly tape the first lady and break her nda is a sad attempt to advance her own name. i have two questions for you on that. number one, an nda means that you won't disclose true things that you know about a company or an individual. that can't exist in the same universe as making up stories. it's one or the other. it's either you knew these stories and broke an nda that you said you were would disclose them or you made them up. so do you have a response that puts this in either category? and my second piece of that question is, do you feel like the first lady had a hand in writing that statement? >> so let me just -- thank you for as

melania will not step out of line honestly.gain, i could not believe and that moment of crisis to just come out. be the first lady that everyone needs in this moment. you can't believe anything that's being said. she would not say anything. it actually there was a moment in time -- >> why would she say anything? because she felt it was wrong for both people on both sides? >> i think it is both. i never got an answer. melania will tell you what she wants to tell you something. there are times she does not answer. it is black-out. and she never returns back to that subject and this is one of those times. >> how about the birthism? >> i have been shy on this stuff. two reason, she's not a political old hand. she's very new to this. i don't really go after the family unless the first lady or some day, the first gentleman inserts himself in our policy discussions. and so on a birthism thing, i kind of not believe what i heard. is that the kind of thing she can embrace? >> melania believes that people should show their proper paper a

stephanie winston wolkoff, her new book, "melania and me" is due out tomorrow. in it, winston wolkoff describes her friendship, their falling out and melania trump's reaction to the explosive release of the "access hollywood" tape during the campaign. tonight, the first lady's team is responding. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: in her new book, "melania and me," stephanie winston wolkoff paints the first lady as confident, but calculating. >> a trump is a trump is a trump. you don't show any signs of weakness. >> reporter: but she says she saw melania trump begin to crack when that "access hollywood" tape threatened to derail her husband's campaign. >> when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. >> she cracked, thinking that that was the only time that there was even a possibility that donald wouldn't win the election. i said to her, are you upset, though? you know? and doesn't it, honestly, doesn't this get you angry that donald would say something like this? she was angry, but she wasn't -- she knows who she married. he is who he is. s

but aside from trump it turns out a lot of people really loved melania's speech. >> melania trump delivered a very impressive speech from the rose garden, the white house. >> addressing pointedly and movingly the number one crisis issue facing the united states right now, the coronavirus pandemic. >> she did touch on and did speak to the reality that is going on in a way that we haven't heard many other if any other speakers really do. she acknowledged what people are feeling. >> trevor: yes, it's true. melania spoke with optimism and empathy. when everyone else was dark and fearful it is almost like when they went low, she went high. i have heard that somewhere before, i know right now you might be thinking come on, trevor, request doesn't melania deserve praise for just sim pathizing with coronavirus victims. well, i will tell you dwr, have you seen the rest of the convention, everyone else is acting like the pandemic has never happened or that it magically ended a long time ago. like i know the bar is low but at least she stepped over it. it is easy to be best whenever else is being wors

"come here, melania, let me give you a kiss oh, melania is icy tonight."ry mix up was still probably the most coherent thing he said. weird dynamic has developed with trump where he routinely says some of the most depraved, authoritarian thing a president has ever uttered and as a nation, we mostly just him pass by without comment we treat him like a guy handing out leaflets on the subway i wouldn't be surprised if at the first debate, joe biden just put in earbuds and started playing "minecraft" on his phone. for example, on monday at another -- at another -- excuse me one of his coronavirus cough-a-thons in ohio, trump told his supporters that virtually nobody is affected by the coronavirus as the total number of deaths in the u.s. hit 200,000. >> it affects elderly people, elderly people with heart problems and other problems. if they have other problems, that's what it really affects, that's it. you know, in some states thousands of people, nobody young. below the age of 18, like nobody they have a strong immune system who knows? you look -- you take y

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former friend and adviser to melania trump.d a key role in organizing the trump inauguration in 2017 that has led to so much consternation and so much league trouble ever since. she has written the most detailed account of all of this. in her new book called "melania and me," joining us now for the interview is stephanie winston wallkoff. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me so much, rachel. i wouldn't rather be anywhere else. >> it's nice of you to say that. obviously, there is a lot here. there is a lot that's very raw here, particularly about the distress about the dissolution of your friendship with the first lady, the circumstances on which you left the white house. i want to talk about some of what you described about the inaugural. you're pretty frank about the idea that there is a lot of missing money, unaccounted for money in terms of what was raised versus what was spent. do you feel like you have a general grasp of how much money that might be or do you have a theory or any knowledge about where it mi

melania trump is untrust worthy and threw her under the bus.y are now missing over nearly $40 million. she was just speaking to rachel last night. >> melania and the white house accused me of criminal activity, had publicly shamed and fired me, and made me their scapegoat. at that moment in time that's when i pressed record. she was no longer my friend and she was willing to let them take me down and she told me herself that is, this is the way it has to be. so i was going to do anything in my power to make sure that i was protected, and at first i really did think maybe she would come to my aid. maybe she would tell the truth. she turned her back. she did. she folded like a deck of cards and i was shocked when she did it. >> joining me now, michelle goldberg. this is a familiar pattern. what in your view matters about this particular fallout? >> well, the thing that matters the most is clearly the investigation into the inauguration spending. which as far as we know, seems to be ongoing. and this is more confirmation about how, there was somet

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on the rachel maddow show, here's what she said about secretly taping melania trump. >> melania in the white house had accused me of criminal activity and publicly shaped and fired me and made me their scapegoat. at that moment in time, that's when i pressed record. she was no longer my friend. howie: kat, does that justify secretly recording someone that had been your friend for 15 years, that brought you into the white house, even though the job didn't work out and she was pushed out. >> i hope none of my friends are secretly recording me. but, look, i guess the bottom line is i'm not sure how much it matters. there was a headline about this in the new york times that i thought was hi laye hill layer f aware. who is this woman. i'm not sure how much it matters. when these tell-alls come out, it's its own genre at this point, there's coverage on the left and people who support trump never really care. whatever is on there probably couldn't be as potentially damaging as an access hollywood tape in 2016. what happened after that? he became the president. so we hear a lot of people on th

president trump, first lady melania trump, to pay their respects at the supreme court tomorrow, according to the white house. let's bring in nbc's andrea mitchell now. andrea, this is quite the sight here. of course, former president clinton and his wife there paying their respects to justice ginsburg who served on that court for 27 years. >> craig, it's remarkable, and for the clintons it's a very emotional moment. bill clinton brought her into the rose garden when he was nominating her. i was there, 27 years ago. and it was in june. she was an unexpected nominee, actually. he had been thought to be choosing steve breyer. but hillary clinton went to him and as she recounted in some of

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melania trump utiliza con regularidad una cuenta de correo electrÓnico privada de la organizaciÓn trump"melania y yo"- durante su campaÑa presidencial, trump insistiÓ que el uso de hillary clinton en servidor de correo electrÓnico privado, mientras era secretaria de estado, era algo peor que el watergate. el comandante de fort hood serÁ destituido de su puesto y tampoco asumirÁ el mando de una divisiÓn, como estaba previsto. asÍ lo informÓ en el ejÉrcito. fort hood ha estado el centro de las noticias por el asesinato de vanessa guillÉn y la desapariciÓn y muerte de otro soldado. ademÁs incluyen el arresto de militares en una operaciÓn de prostituciÓn y el suicidio de varios soldados. faltan dos meses para las elecciones presidenciales en este paÍs. en medio de la pandemia, muchas personas temen contagiarse, si acuden a un centro de votaciÓn. prefiere votar por correo. la disyuntiva de votar en persona o por correo, se ha convertido en una controversia polÍtica. claudia: a casi dos meses para las elecciones presidenciales, y en medio de la pandemia, hay quienes tienen claro cÓmo votarÁn.

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"well, let's see i'm like a buck 80, but melania is a -- she's like an even 1,200 no, no, be cool, melania full of loot just be cool, for once, melania. in fact, that basically is what trump's been doing he's been bilking donors and taxpayers for millions of dollars at his private clubs and golf courses, while lobbyists and foreign officials pour money into his hotels to curry favor with him and now, we know why the dude's broke >> the "times" reports president trump's core businesses, from his golf courses, to his washington, d.c., hotel, had been losing millions of dollars year after year. also dangling over the president's head, a decade-long audit by the irs over the legitimacy of nearly $73 million tax refund that trump received an adverse ruling in that case could cost mr. trump more than $100 million and he is personally responsible for loans and other debts totaling $421 million. most of it coming due within four years >> seth: so now we know why trump's so desperate to stay in the white house. he needs the free housing. he needs a place to crash. he's your deadbeat friend who refu

you do to those people, melania? they didn't like you at all. i will say kudos to the president. i half expected him to kick r.b.g.'s coffin over and start cursing at the the crowd. instead he kept his composure. makes me wonder what was going through his head? ( vote him out, vote him out ) >> you simply can't comprehend the genius of donald trump. our president has no fear. >> this is our best president, in my memory. >> you bought us valuable time by taking that strzok action, mr. president. it was brave, unprecedented. >> he is smart, filled with energy. nobody is a close second, and he gets more done in a day than any other president i have been aware of over the course of my life. >> my father isn't deterred by defeatist thinkers. the word "impossible," well, it only motivates him. >> trevor: of course, he went to his happy place. although booing him might make some people feel better, trump refusing to say he would leave office if he loses is a scariy thought. because who knows what could happen with that kind

and will we see melania on the trail? the president has answers. that's next. >> i was investigated practically: from the time i ce down the escalator with our great first lady. i was under investigation and it's a s disgrace and it should never be allowed to happen again and i say this openly.. bill barr can go down as the greatest attorney general in the history of our country, or he can go down as just another guy. it depends. they have all the stuff -- you don't need anything else. you don't need anything else. they all lied to congress, they were liars, they were cheaters, they were treasonous. it was treason. >> pete: bill barr you say has to prosecute all these individuals to be a great attorney general? >> i will let him handle that and i like him a lot but i'll let you know about that. right now if i just read the newspapers, even the bad ones, even the ones that are fake ne news, if there is a case -- look, there was a 78 page report about comey by horowitz. i have to tell you, inspector general horowitz, that reportal was one of the most

he spoke at a roundtable event with melania trump. here is a look. i appreciated very much. many thanks to the first lady. i am larry kudlow. i just had the 25th sober anniversary my first. -- on july 1. my story has been out there for many years. i would just say that when the president and the first lady offered me this position, which is the greatest honor of my professional life, i stayed a lot longer than people probably thought i would. it would not have been possible, not remotely possible unthinkable that i could occupy such a job. 25 years ago. unthinkable. abuser ofpeless alcohol and drugs. i had tried several times unsuccessfully to get sober. like a lot of my peers and health, i went to bloody and suffered significant consequences i am not alone, most of us had the same troubles. and i was unemployable. god i did grace of stay married and my wife is a saint. i have set up before and i will repeat it we have been married 34 years, it's a miracle. it was difficult, whole story was difficult. having said that, i will offer this. because of my stubbornness and willfu

melania trump made this appeal amid the social unrest.hat we can work and live up to our standard american ideals. i also ask people to stop the violence and looting being done in the name of justice, and never make assumptions based on the colour of a person's skin. republicans are trying to reframe the election around civic unrest, not the cause of it, as the tensions in wisconsin in the wake of the latest shooting of a black man, jacob blake, worsened, the vice president amplified the message. the violence must stop. whether in minneapolis, portland, or kenosha. too many heroes have died defending our freedom to see americans strike each other down. we will have law and order on the streets of this country. the south lawn of the white house was the backdrop for the finale of the republican convention. the crowds flouting the administration's own coronavirus guidelines as the president's daughter tried to soften her father's rough edges. whether you agree with him or not, you always know where he stands. i recognise that my dad's commun

first lady melania trump among those in trump's inner circle coming to his defense as they deny a report that he allegedly disparaged fallen american soldiers. that denial doing very little to stop the biden campaign from responding. abc's andrew dymburt is in washington. >> reporter: tonight, outrage over reports president donald trump allegedly mocked dead american soldiers. a handful of protesters with these messages for the commander in chief as he arrived at his golf course this morning. after that atlantic magazine article alleging the president disparaged americans killed in the line of duty as losers and suckers. the president has repeatedly denied the claims. >> there is nobody that feels more strongly about our soldiers, our wounded warriors, our soldiers that died in war, than i do. it's a hoax. >> reporter: the article, based entirely on anonymous sources, alleges that during a 2018 trip to france, the president questioned a visit to a world war i cemetery where american troops are buried, asking, why should i go to that cemetery? it's filled with losers. that visit was calle

standing still weakly in front of ruth bader ginsburg's cause kids next to him was his wife wife melania just mentioned and there is no doubt 8 that you could hear the audience boos and the calls to vote him. this is a particular situation for the president because normally he puts himself not in a position where he is forced to face opposition he sticks to his supporters so it was quite interesting to see and i shall say on an almost circumstances this would be has been really a respectful moment where politics would have been set aside but it just i think reflects on the situation of the united states certain issues also how deeply divided the country is ahead of this election we know that on saturday the president wants to announce his nominee for the vacant seat on the supreme court he has 5 women in mind do we know who the front runner it. right one day off to. our b g diet the president announced that he will pick a woman to fill the vacancy of the late druid of bain bader ginsburg's seeds so insiders have been pushing for amy coney barrett she is a judge on the u.s. appeals court

president trump and first lady melania trump on your screen now, they have just arrived at the supremehere they will be paying their respects to justice ruth bader ginsburg. let's watch this for a moment. [ chanting ] [ crowd chanting "vote him out" ] >> president and first lady melania trump making their way inside. the chant you heard for people outside the building shouting "vote him out." that wraps up this hour. i'm stephanie ruehl. my friend and colleague hali jackson picks up coverage next, joined by kentucky's governor andy bashar following the breonna taylor decision. for one strange time in our lives, got very quiet. some lost work and invented new ways to get by. others were busier than ever, and found strength they never knew they had. we sheltered with the people who matter most, sometimes finding how far apart we'd drifted. we worried over loved ones, over money, over our planet. and over take-out. and we found a voice one the noise out there had kept quiet. when the world starts spinning again, let's remember this time where none of us felt secure, and fight for a future

will we see melania on the trail? what do you think about joe biden trying to bowling him over football being cancel canceled? the president tells laura why he suggested he and biden be drug tested ahead of the debates. in moments, i will speak to ken cuccinelli about the warning the department of homeland security just sent the city of portland. the lawless city. donald trump jr. is here with the reaction to the president's visit to kenosha today and he will respond to nancy pelosi's hyper hypocritical mask less salon visit. democrats have long ralph that while donald trump may technically be commander in chief, he doesn't try to be the president of all americans. >> these are american cities. trump doesn't see himself as president for all of america. >> they see two different america's. they really don't want to do anything more than just focus on these two visions of america. >> it is time for a president that represents all of america, including people in the middle of this country. >> pete: of course the left doe

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and tonight "the washington post" is reporting that melania trump has used private email accounts whilee white house according to the first lady's former colleague and friend. here for our leadoff discussion on a tuesday night, ashley parker, pulitzer prize-winning white house reporter for "the washington post." jeremy bash, former chief of staff at the cia and the pentagon and former chief counsel to the house intelligence committee. and donna edwards, former democratic member of congress and now a "washington post" columnist. thanks to all of you for being with us. appreciate it. ashley, let me start with you on the run-up to trump's visit to kenosha today. we just went through what his day looked like. there was a lot of discussion, a lot of speculation, and i think some conflicting reports that emerged at various times about whether he would meet with jacob blake's family, whether there had been outreach on that front, whether the family might be open to it. was that ever something that was a possibility here, and how did it evolve to what we saw today? >> well, the president's focu

. >> first lady melania trump held a roundtable recently on addiction recovery. one of the participants was white house economic council director larry kudlow, who shared his story of struggling with addiction and 25 years of sobriety. larry: thank you. many appreciations to the first lady. state -- say too much. my story has been out there for many years. i would just say when the president and the first lady offered me this addition, which is the greatest honor of my professional life. and i've stayed a lot longer than probably a lot of people thought i would. it would not have been possible . it would not have been remotely possible. it would have been unthinkable that i could have occupy such a job 25 years ago. unthinkable. i was a hopeless abuser of alcohol and drugs. i had tried several times unsuccessfully to get sober. like a lot of my peers and friends, i went through bloody hell and suffered significant consequences. i'm not alone. most of us had the same troubles. and i was unemployed. but by the grace of god, i did stay married. my wife is a saint. w

that's melania speak. that is the stuff in there that only she would say, and there's little english usage mistakes that kind of belong to her that really made it feel like you either had to be writing those words down in front of her or you pressed record. >> yeah. and in that last part that you're describe thing where she talks about going to the border on what the patrols told her, she describes those as taking -- being part of a 70-minute long phone kchgs. -- phone conversation. even if you were writing something down in that level of detail verbatim like that wouldn't make sense unless you had a recording to go back to and they ccheck your notes agai. but the white house knowing this is hanging over them has to be putting the shiver down the spine of the white house right now. >> yeah, you just created a very upsetting night in the white house with breaking that news about the melania tapes. i'm sure there's a lot of buzzing around there right now. >> yeah. i'm not going to think about it. >> thank yo

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melania trump dispuso modernizar el jardÍn. se desconoce la fecha de su inauguraciÓn.inos afectados por la pandemia y que deben varios meses de arriendo. esto le ha devuelto la tranquilidad a millones de inquilinos morosos. para evitar que lo saquen de sus casas, se les exigen ciertas condiciones. pedro rojas explica las exigencias. pedro: jueces que manejan casos de adquirentes y viviendas advierte que, a pesar de la moratoria desalojo que el gobierno federal otorgÓ hasta 31 de diciembre, los inquilinos que deben renta tiene que cumplir ciertos requisitos. uno es firmar y llenar una declaraciÓn a dueÑos o gerentes de propiedades. y asistir a las citas en corte>> yo le digo siempre al Único que hay que ir a la corte. si no se presentan, automÁticamente pierden. pedro: bolivia mÁs si sos recibe un apartamento en houston. dice que la pandemia le ha impedido pagar su renta. y cada dÍa que pasa, les cobran $30 demora por no pagar puntualmente. >> estresada porque no sÉ usar el internet, no sÉ qué hacer. pedro: un abogado recomienda inquilinos buscar asesorÍa legal e inform

. >> reporter: trump couldn't have called home to melania. the first lady was traveling with trump in france. "the atlantic" reporting that during a memorial day visit to arlington national cemetery in 2017, trump joined john kelly at the gravesite of the former chief of staff's son. sources say trump turned to kelly and asked, i don't get it. what was in it for them? john kelly declined to comment on the story. >> it is an honor to serve the american people. >> reporter: and following the death of arizona senator, john mccain, the article also claims trump reportedly became angry that flags were lowered to half-staff at the white house and told aides, we're not going to support that loser's funeral. trump denying it on twitter. writing, quote, i never called john a loser. while campaigning for president in 2015, he did. >> you know, he lost. so, i never liked him as much after that because i don't like losers. >> he's a war hero. >> he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. >> reporter: amid the president'

people like melania's friend, write the book, don't write the book, she's sour grapes or not, you make the decision. she saw things she didn't like and she left. that's what you're supposed to do. if you don't like what it's about, if you don't like what i'm about, leave. that i respect. >> i was just going to say, those are the people i respect. i don't think that there is sour grapes. for what? >> i'm sure he'll spin the book as she screwed up the inauguration and melania held her accountable and she thought she would get a break as a friend of the. >> there is an investigation on that that will play out and we'll see it in the end, but just because she is writing a book and conceivably telling the truth doesn't mean it's sour grapes. most of the time it's just truth without the spin. what you're talking about is power. it's people who are consumed by power -- >> and proximity to power. >> i was just going to say that. could you let me say it? >> i am like zip and you're like -- >> no, you're like this. i say something and you say it and you go like this. >> it's not just the hand ge

. >> the book is called "melania and me." stephanie winston wolkoff, thank you for sharing your personal experience with us this morning. >> thank you so much. >>> "new day" continues right now. national institute of health panel says doctors should not use convalescent plasma for coronavirus. >> it didn't reflect what the trials showed. >> it's great to talk about the utopian kind of idea that everybody has a test every day and i don't live in the utopian world. >> do you believe systemic racism is a problem in this country? >> we should talk about the kind of violence we have seen here in portland and other places. >> if you don't know my son's name, it's jacob blake. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> good morning, welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day," and wow. what an interview that just was that you had with stephanie winston wolkoff who wrote the new book about melania trump. it was even better when i saw it the first time in "game of thrones.

and on top of that, it was very, very foggy. >> the president said he called his wife, melania, to express his displeasure about not being able to attend. though, the first lady was on the trip with him. the article, also, claims that when john mccain died, trump said, quote, we're not going to support that loser's funeral. and demanded to know why they had lowered the flags for an f'ing loser. >> i disagreed with john mccain but i still respected him. and i had to approve his funeral, as president. >> but the president did not acknowledge it took him two days to lower the flags after mccain died. or how he attacked him publicly, for years. >> he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. okay? >> the atlantic report also claims trump asked staff not to include wounded veterans at an event because he feared people would feel uncomfortable. reportedly, saying, quote, nobody wants to see that. the pushback from trump's allies has been sharp. and several aides who traveled with him to paris said it isn't true. including, his former press secretary and other top

>> maÑana seguirÁn los funerales en donde se espera la visita del presidente trump y de su esposa melaniaeÑida en estados decisivos como florida, la mÁs reciente encuesta de washington poest nbc news, muestra que el 61 por ciento de los votantes pertenecen al presidente mientras el 47 por ciento es para joe biden, florida puede ser decisivo en estas elecciones del 3 de noviembre, pero hoy el presidente trump se rehusÓ a comprometerse a una transiciÓn pacÍfica del poder en caso de que pierda las elecciones. >>> en esta rueda de prensa, en la casa blanca Él volviÓ a poner en duda la seguridad de la votaciÓn. dice que existe un desastre con las boletas y tambiÉn trump dijo que pretende que su candidata a la corte suprema sea confirmada cuanto antes porque es probable que la elecciÓn termine definiÉndose en el mÁximo tribunal. >>> mÁs de 6 millon,930,000 per han contraÍdo el coronavirus en estados unidos, mÁs de 200,000 personas han muerto, entre ellas mÁs de 36,500 latinos, esto representa al 19 por ciento de t todos los fallecimientos y atenciÓn porque los hispanos so el 16 por ciento de la

. >> people like melania's friend. write the book. not write the book. she's bitter, sour grapes or not. you make your decision. i don't care about that. but she saw things she didn't like, and she left. that's what you're supposed to do. if you don't like what it's about, if you don't know -- like what i'm about, leave. that, i respect. >> well, i was just going to say, those are the people i respect. i don't think that there's sour grapes. for what? for what? clearly, she does not -- >> i'm sure they'll spin the book as a she screwed up the inauguration. and melania held her accountable and she thought she'd get a break as a friend. >> there's an investigation about that, that will play out. and we will see, in the end. but just because she is writing the book and, perceivably, telling the truth, does not mean it's sour grapes. sometimes, it's just truth. not sometimes. most of the time, it's just truth, without the spin. but what you are talking about is power. it's people who are consumed by power. >> and proximity to power. >> could you -- i was jus

stephen: trump then departed for pittsburgh, where he talked about his relationship with his beloved melania last night, now, i went home, and i tell you this, i go home all the time. "first lady, how do you like the crowd?" "sir, i didn't see it." >> stephen: you call your wife "first lady"? and she calls you "sir"? what is that, some sort of sexy role-playing where she gets turned on by the idea that she doesn't know you? trump continued with his heartwarming story of marital bliss. >> sometimes she'll call me "mister president," but she is only kidding, believe me. she is only kidding. >> stephen: (as trump) "and sometimes she says 'i love you,' and we both have a huge laugh." then trump brought back his racist rebrand of the coronavirus. >> and to fight the china virus-- it's the china virus. it's not the coronavirus. corona sounds like a place in italy, a beautiful place. it's corona. no, it's the china virus. coronavirus-- doesn't it sound like italy, a beautiful villa? you have a beautiful corona! >> stephen: yeah, but that's because it is latin. it makes every disease sound like it's