tag that mexican thing. >> the mexican thing. >> that mexican thing. >> the mexican thing. >> that mexican thing. >> that mexican thing. >> what is that mexican thing? [ speaking spanish ] >> jimmy: that's your halloween costume. other than that, it was a pretty boring debate. middle -- he makes this stuff more exciting. remember all that sniffling he did when he was debating hillary clinton? well, some people suggested he might be under the influence of drugs. which he was not. but this is what it would look like if he was. we caught up with donald on the campaign trail and we sped him up for another edition of "coked-up trump." [ tape playing very fast." >> they said on television donald trump was making this speech and it looked like he was sweating it was 109 degrees. what am i going to do it's hot thank you very much we love you man thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have to take a break. we have more highlights from my big win at the debates. and we asked teachers, school teachers, to tell us what they hate about their jobs. and they took the assignment very seriously. s

-- is he not talking about mexican people when heed that? >> he's talking about mexican illegal immigrants. >> and what was he talking about, about judge occuriel when, he dismissed the indiana-born judge to do the job fairly because he happened to be of mexican decent. that was outrageous, too or did you not hear that either? >> no, i heard it. i also think the judge had no business on that case. i think mr. trump didn't litigate his position very well and i think he could have chosen different words but, ana, for you to sit here and call donald trump a flat-out racist is absurd. >> let me do it in two languaglanguage languages. [ speaking spanish ] . he has said horrible things about emwith, he's a misogynist, he has yet to say one good thing about immigrants and for to you shake your head and tell me that i'm the out ragoutrageouss is m. >> so matt, let me bring you in here. so, to ana's point about maybe mike pence or people on the campaign trail should be more careful with their words, especially saying that mexican thing, because then

this guy is saying all mexicans are bad. >> i love the mexican people. i've had a great relationship with the mexican people. >> so, mark, he never said all mexicans are bad? >> no, and he does love the mexican people, clearly, he just told us that. what's interesting about donald trump the staple that tim kaine is refusing to is also referring to when he's talking about rapists and sending us bad people. i guess some of them are probably good. >> you could argue that's an overly generous fact-check for donald trump. he said i love all mexicans but he said a lot of things. >> he was talking about illegal immigration. and that's when he said they're sending their rapists. and criminals are coming over in his inarticulate way, but never said mexicans are bad. >> what you heard, mike pence was reaching out to certain voters in pennsylvania and certainly in the midwest. what you saw was tim kaine reaching out to the base. what we saw in the last cnn/orc poll, hillary clinton did such a good job in her debate the last time that she was able to close the enthu

steve, what is that mexican thing? >> the mexican thing is this.the left and our opponents in this race continue to try to paint donald trump as a racist and the reason they are doing that i think twois two-fold. the reason they are doing that is they are the candidacy of the status quo. two, when you are bankrupt and don't have ideas for growth and security, what do you do? this is typical of the democratic playbook. they go back to name calling, smearing and call us racists. this didn't begin with donald trump. it happened every four years of my lifetime and it's unfair, unfortunate but the american people can see past it. >> did donald trump say when he announced he was running for president last june that mexico is sending us rapist? >> that's disputable. dangerous people were not deporting particularly in sanctuary city, it has horrible consequences for people like katie steinle, murd nerd cold blood for simply walking along the bay with her father. there are really dangerous people. we love immigration and know the vast majority if immigrants

mexican boy that's with us nursed him back to life. ( coughs ) mexican boy? yeah. what about this other fella who was with you? he's on a cl on top of the ridge there. if we're ever gonna get him, we better get him now. ( coughing ) come on, we better get started, then. here. he's here. tuck! tuck! you arnd it here. do you suppose he struck out for help? unless the sioux got him. tuck! tuck! you around here, tuck? keep your voice down. you'll raise every brave within a quarter mile. keep quiet. we better get started back. right. come on, mister, this way. me on. nobody around here. couldn't we go back and just take one more look? only place we're going is back to camp. quiet down. he wouldn't run away like this, i'm sure he wouldn't. now, look, go back just once more and see if we can find him. major! can't we go back just once more? what do you make of this? e thing, it's not the work of an indian. why do you figure at? indian wldn't tie a knot that way, and no sioux would walk away and leave a perfectly good rope. who else, then? wait a minute. wait a minute, you

another wrote that mexican thing is when we vote. once pence said it someone immediately created that mexican thing.com. if you go there, it will direct you to hillary clinton's website. here's what pence said following that phrase. >> can you defend it? >> there are criminal aliens in this country, tim, who have come into this country illegally, who are perpetrating violence and taking american lives. >> you want to use a big brush? >> and he also said many of them are good people. >> ken goldstein is a proef sore of politics at usf. >> for this to ultimate matter, mexican thing will have to turn into a mexican turnout thing. >> reporter: there has been a 25% increase in the number of citizenship applications compared to last year, but because of the backlog some applications may not be processed in time for the election. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> up next, hope and handshakes. a special visit between old and young, healthy and wounded. it's a day where hearts and minds become one. >> also ahead, the dog cons

>> i if were to choose one i think it would be mexican food. >> mexican food.linton also pointed out her granddaughter, charlotte, who just turned two is learning spanish. >> she learned words. [speaking spanish] >> her father -- and mother and -- [speaking spanish] >> so when she is in the south somehow has miraculous southern accent. when she is on the brake fast club, talks about carrying hot sauce in her purse like beyonce song. she is anybody at anytime. harris: that is strategy, right, julie. >> i have context to make. i too love mexican food. my son is learning spanish. i'm and iring to latino community. >> this is trend what she does depending on audience. >> of course she is politician. lo and behold politicians pander be. harris: is that strategy fired back in all of your years. >> if you do it subtly, probably not. harris: remember how we saw her walking into chipotle where nobody recognized her eating mexican food. >> i guess it is true she loves mexican food. i don't know if chipotle is the mexican food. >> you guys are so cynical. there is no pand

women should be punished or mexicans are rapists. >> you've whipped out that mexican thing again.here are criminals who have come in. >> you want a tar brush against mexico. >> also said many of them are good people. you deep leafing that out. >> #thatmexicanthing trending. joining me now. anna your reaction to what governor said last night about whipping out that mexican thing. >> i giggled a little bit because i thought it was weird phrasing. for a while there i thought anthony weiner had gone crazy celebrating national taco day yesterday. mike pence has supported immigration reform, in congress part of the republican, he was compassionate man who spoke up in favor of immigration reform. so give him benefit of the doubt. most of america doesn't him. only donald trump's running mate. when you're running mate of man spoke about mexicans and said some of them rapists and things he's said and attacked a judge born in indiana for being mexican heritage. you don't get tra americans. turned in rallying call for lot of latinos. >> steve you think hurt him in latino community? latest nat

whether it is slavery, whether it is mexican control of mexican texas. for a student of history, that is what draws me to this issue other than being land commissioner and day to day manager. i think it is an incredible educational opportunity. >> phil, you are kind of the odd man out because you grew up in england. [laughter] had the longest fandom of the alamo. phil: in england where i was growing up, we had a little black and white television. on and the turned it wild frontier was on. inre was something about him the jacket that appealed to me. when he went to this place, which was the alamo, and the impression i got, the memories i have of my impression were that these group of people knew that they were going to die but they went or they were there. ,here was something very noble very romantic in a way. moved me. from that moment, i was obsessed. i used to draw the facade. indians, orboys and mexicans and texans. [laughter] as i've gotten older, i've years, to -- the last 25 i have read every book i can. i've found out a lot more. it was not quite

things about mexicans for 16, 17 months now.omebody who's attacked a judge for being of mexican heritage. an indiana born judge. from the state that mike pence represents you don't get the benefit of the doubt from most americans and we've seen it turned into a hashtag, a rallying call for a lot of latinos. >> do you think it is actually going to hurt him in the latino community? look at the latest national polling on the latino hispanic vote. donald trump winning 17% of likely hispanic voters. and secretary clint 65%. that was before the debates. do you think this hurts? >> i'll be the first to concede we're not doing great among vote oefrs color and by the way the republican party hasn't finish me wlex cycles so this is hardly now donald trump. >> it has done better in years past. >> what matters to me as an hispanic is he went down to mexico and i thought acted very presidential when he met with president nieto down there and he said that the mexican american community is a treasure to the united states. e we need and we love

he said, no, except that i did not kill more mexicans. so these were not folks who were forgiving and forgetting. the apaches were recent newcomers to the american southwest compared to the pueblo people of the rio grande river valley, compared to other tribes in the area. and in fact, for the western apaches, they may have reached what is now western arizona about the same time that the spanish did. they were raiding people, they prayed on their neighbors. they are the vikings of america. they made no apologies for this, and i don't believe historians should make apologies for them. if we can celebrate the vikings and what they did, we can certainly celebrate the great warrior tribe of the apaches. there were 8000, 9000 at the most. they lived in a harsh, unforgiving environment, and they knew it like they knew the back of their hands. they are not force indians -- horse indians, they are mountain people. they looked upon the forces of the spanish as food as much as transportation, but they did use them to carry their worriers deep into

these guys say all mexicans are bad. >> you whied out that mexican thing again. >> mexicans are rapists and criminals. >> here we go again. >> called women slobs, pigs, dogs, disgusting. >> senator, senator, that was beneath and you hillary clinton, and that's pretty low. liz: what was expected to be a snore fest turned out to be a slugfest at first and only vice presidential debate. this is "risk & reward," i'm elizabeth macdonald in for deirdre bolton. in first public rally donald trump seemed happy with indiana governor mike pence's performance. >> mike pence did an incredible job, and i'm getting a lot of credit because that's really my first so-called choice, that was my first hire as we would say in las vegas. liz: trump seems happy there. critics say trump was underprepared for his first presidential debate. conservatives say democrat vice presidential nominee tim kaine seemed overprepared and hypercaffeinated this time around. many calling out the virginia senator for robotically repeating the same lines over and over, take a listen. >> you called mexicans rapists and criminals,

he said we are not dealing with mexicans here, these people are serious. he said to tell my people to look for me when they see me. as they entered the village, he was bound, he realized the full extent of his betrayal. jan connor watched all this. -- young connor watched all this. he felt the chief incredibly dignified in the face of this change of fortunes. he wrote his face wore an air of perplexity. dress consisted of a straw hat of mexican manufacturer, a checked cotton shirt, and a high pair of moccasins. mangas was apparently 50 years old. he was actually 70 years old, which shows what great shape he was in, and he was a large, athletic man with a large, with aad covered tremendously heavy growth of long hair that reached to his waist. his shoulders were broad and his chest full and muscular. his step was proud, and altogether, he presented quite a model of physical manhood. southng hurried his prize where general west awaited with the main column of troops. connor thought that west looks like a pygmy next to the old apache, and he felt some compass

base economy she said your running mate said all mexicans are bad. he said you're sending over your illegal aliens, some of whom who are rapists and murderers. >> and some, i assume, are good people. i was sitting right here when he said that. i don't know if the point is lost, to tell you the truth. it's a bit of a power phrase, but donald trump at the announcement of his presidency. his presidential campaign, did he call them rapist? yes, he did. did he say some are good people, unbelievably offensive? yes. does mike pence want to defend that? of course. >> talking about tax cuts under bush leading to the financial collapse simply not true. and i thought there was a lot of innuendo around ties to trump's judgment in the way they accuse their critics of doing. again, if trump is not going to clear this up, it leaves plenty of room for them to raise these issues. >> jackie, not muscular defense of what tim kaine. he just kept repeating, we got osama bin laden and we got nukes away from iran and pence just kept pouncing on that and saying, no, you did

so for instance, mexican-american war in which the u.s. acquired half of mexican territory. as mexicans like to say in the area of the united states, they border crossed them. >> reporter: as america grew, many did cross the border though they were invited. >> mexicans started coming into the united states at end of the 19th century, early 20th, they were recruited to work in mining and agriculture as industries expanded in the southwest. then you had world war i and world war ii in which the united states makes a concerted effort to recruit mexican labor to fill in the gaps by men left going to war. >> reporter: a century later they're still filling the gaps. >> today people in the united states who are of hispanic origin. >> reporter: marco lopez is director of hispanic research at pew research center in washington, d.c. >> i think that the impact of the latino community particularly on many aspects of american life is only just beginning. >> during the past 50 years, the hispanic population in america has more than quadrupled from 4% california, texas, florida, new york a

not hero he is showing you who he is. >> senator, you ripped out that mexican thing again. look -- >> can you defend it? >> there are criminal aillyians

the mexican thing and people are talking about their american dream stories. their immigrant stories when they first came here. so, it is backfiring and i think it's going to be something that you're going to see played out more today and tomorrow. >> and beyond the potential humorous nature of the phrasing, i thought it was really very powerful statement by pence. the mexican thing. it was powerful in trying to, "a" distance himself from donald trump. "b," trying to make americans forget how horribly racist and antilatino and anti-hispanic donald trump had been but mostly patronizing and minimizing. like you can take away everything donald trump has said horribly about mexicans. about immigrants, about building a wall and an esteem judge of origin as if senator kaine was having some kind of -- >> i think you're overthinking it. let me remind you that mike pence was actually pro-immigration when he was in congress. he was a leader on the immigration movement. he was very compassionate on it. it's one of the areas where he has a dramatic -- >> let's not forget

it was the site of a battle mexican army andcan arm civilians. this is about one hour. >> we are here to talk about a landmark project about a landmark. this is not just any landmark. it is arguably the most important, most visited, most sacred, most misunderstood place in texas. the alamo is best remembered for the battle in 1836 when the mexican army vastly outnumbered forces. the alamo has a 300-year

: "that mexican thing? that mexican thing?" it has a name, governor. i call it pedro. and it taught me spanish! ( applause ) so onso on, lay. let's say pence's strong performance bodes well for trump since everyone knows the team with the best backup quarterback always wins the super bowl. anyway, i don't know about you, but i am fuzzing happy that that thing is over and that we have a ereat show for you tonight. leguizamo is here. and when we futurn, i'll be over there, talking about the dramatic endorsement donald trump has just received from a major newspaper. stick around, everybody. ♪ ♪ ( applause ) just received from a major newspaper. stick around, everybody. ♪ ♪ ( applause ) ♪ the bud light party wasn't invited to the debates. but we don't need them. we have debates of our own every night. a hotdog is a sandwich. over bud lights, of course. it's pronounced jif. you cannot outrun a zebra. here's to good natured civil debates. also, it's gif. ♪ever since you touched my ♪i whand i knew♪ou, ♪i love you,

it doesn't matter if they're ex-orejones or ex-mexican mafia members.elp all of them the same way. >> now, i talk about her. it just hurts me. you know. >> yeah, it hurts you. it is good to talk about it, though, because you let your, your feelings, your emotions out. it is better, you know, than to leave them inside you where they will hurt you more. >> when i see them, i see a reflection of myself. eventually they will be me in years to come. at least i know that i gave them some advice that nobody gave me when i went to prison. >> maybe with this tragedy in the future, you can make better decisions, you know, regarding your children, or what have you. you get to a point where you have to make a decision. is this type of life i want or do i want to stay out there and do something for my family. >> for some it can be too late for meaningful change. but the jail has seen a trend toward younger inmates who request refuge in the ex-gang unit. stephen vogt is one of the new arrivals. he joined a branch of the mexican mafia on the streets at age 17. >> i ha

a clear impact on the mexican peso. tom: i would emphasize for the global audience, what we are doing in the u.s. is aggregating the polls. we really will not see that for a day or two. kevin cirilli does not need a cold --to know what need a poll to know what happened. he is torn has from st. louis. the end of the debate, they did not shake hands. but the body language on that debate, the end of the with the microphones off, is totally different than the first debate. how uncomfortable was it? kevin: this is one of the nastiest debate in american history. we will be talking about this for decades to come. i put this question to top aides in trump's political orbit. the word they used to describe the clinton campaign was "rattled." when i put this to the clinton surrogates in the spin room, they reiterated clinton's claims they feel donald trump is unfit to be president and his performance in st. louis was an illustration of that. tom: kevin, over the weekend, we saw a republican party shaken to its foundations. i put o

your mexican thing. i don't know where i was goi >> stephen: i know exactly where you were going with that but we're leaf so you have to let it go. just for once, just for once, let go of your mexican thing. ( cheers and applause ) i don't know if we're even broadcasting. i'm not sure we're even broadcasting at this point. you have heard tim kaine's spanish? have you heard him speak spanish? >> yeah, it's good enough. it sounds look a little like es peranto. >> stephen: he's trying, he's trying. >> i love anybody who tries. >> stephen: and you're trying, too. you've got a new show, called "latin history for morons." >> yes. >> stephen: okay. >> all right. >> stephen: who should see it, john leguizamo? is it just morons or can people who are not morons see it? >> well, everybody is really a moron when it comes to about latin history. even i was a moron. i was a moron. that's why i wrote the show about latin history. >> stephen: what did you learn? >> we discovered this country-- discovered ourselves becau

you can call mexicans that.lked about the policy actually. >> pence didn't do a lot to actually defend trump. he just jumped in and defended the platform very well. >> you thought that was effective. >> very effective. >> kaine cherry picked things that made trump sound look a crazy person. and kaine came off looking like a crazy person. >> but you still thought kaine won, why? >> i thought kaine won. kaine focused on issues that mattered to the inner city and people. like stop and frisk. all this other outside of the country. benghazi. stuff like that. kaine focussed on trump's relationship with vladamir putin. and russia. >> go ahead. go ahead. >> kaine came off as a jerk. i liked that guy i was really disappointed in him this time. kept going back to trying to needle little points. a total jerk. condescending. he reinforced the worst of hillary. really did her a disservice. >> before we went on, you were uncomfortable with donald trump. did mike pence move you in any way? >> yes/no. like the way he was today.

whether it is slavery, mexican control of mexican texas spanish ground control. as a student of history, i find that to be intriguing. and being the land commissioner in day-to-day manager -- i think it is important and an incredible educational opportunity. >> phil you are the automatic out because you grew up in england. >> thank you. >> -- >> in england, when i was five or six years old we had a black and white television in the corner of the room. one day we turned it on and the wild frontier was on. there is something about the character in the jacket. when he went to this place which was the alamo, and the impression i got, memories of that time, is that this group of people were going and they knew they were going to die, but they went. there was something very noble and romantic, in a way. i was just a five or six-year-old. in that moment, i was obsessed. i used to draw the star, cowboys and indians, mexicans and texans. [laughter] >> and as i have gotten older, i have started to come of the last 25 years, read every book i can. i found out a lot more, th

he said mexican thing #vp debate #sglail i'm going to buy a taco truck and whip out that mexican thing you. >> whipped out that mexican thing and jiv of anderson cooper with eyes bugging out and presidential nominees took to twitter to support their nominees. he wrote mike pence won big we should be proud of mike and hillary clinton's director of communicate indications donald trump lost his second debate. pence and kaine w running against trump. >>> matthew continues sgruk sgrukttive path after hitting haiti. it is expected to head up the coast of u.s. with multiple states issuing evacuation orders. here's the latest from new york. >> hurricane matthew is barreling towards the u.s. with winds reaching 140 miles an hour. a state of emergency is in georgia, florida and care line as. >> we're looking at category two or three hurricane which will be 5 to 7 foot surges. >> category four hurricane hit hate didn't and eastern cube with winds devastating island and trees downed and homes damaged. >> there's always been fear. what can you do. that's normal? >> residents in the bahamas are worr