relations or on mexico, "politics in mexico" is the name of the book. is mexico stable democracy? >> guest: mexico is a stable democracy, but it is what i would call an electoral democracy. in terms of, it changed in 2000 with the election of an individual of an opposition party, the national action party. the preceding party in control of the government, the pri, the institutional revolutionary party had been in charge of the government for 71 years. so there were a lot of expectations generated by this new government and new president. mexico was expecting to move from what i would call this electoral democracy to what scholars like to describe as a consolidated democracy. basically meaning that you achieve a certain level of transparency and accountability and rule of law. so in those areas, mexico still has a lot of work to accomplish. >> host: in 2001, the new president was elected, how critical was that, that pan beat pre-after that many years? >> guest: it was critical. it was essential because people had become so use to the pre-being empower th

>> mexico!>> a hundred percent. a hundred percent. >> who's going to pay for the wall? who's gonna pay? i didn't hear you. who's going to pay? >> mexico! >> better believe it. >> rrrr, i will make mexico pay for the -- it's like the big macho exclamation point in the middle of all of his rallies. and this comes after, you know, mexico is sending criminals and rapists and mexican immigrants aren't the best. all of the stuff that he's been saying about mexican people, about mexican immigrants specifically, the way he has trash talked mexico and its government. you would think the way he's been doing that for a full year on the campaign trail, you would think when he goes to see the mexican president there would be a showdown on this issue. that is basically what he's been promising these audiences that he's been shouting to about this issue for a year now. but when he finally went there and talked to the mexican president, that's not at all how it went. >> we didn't discuss who pays for the wall,

mexico will work with us. i really believe it. mexico will work with us. absolutely believe it and especially after meeting with their wonderful, wonderful president today. i really believe they want to solve this problem along with us. >> hillary clinton's press secretary brian fallon tweeting in response the wall is a metaphor for trump's bid in presidency. divisive on its face and ultimately never going to happen. joining me now, the "hardball" roundtable. i'm trying to figure out here does this move the needle with anyone who wasn't already a trump supporter. if he is running from behind, he has to bring new supporters into the fold. does this get him there? this was a very hard line speech. no question about it. this was a very hard line speech in terms of the policy, but it was married with rhetoric about respect for mexico, the idea of working with mexico, the fact that he had just had this meeting with the president of mexico. does that change the equation, do you think, for any of the voters who so far have been resistant to trump? >> i think this

mexico is not our friend. mexico is the new china. mexico will pay, you mark my words, i win, mexico pays. >> how are you going to make them pay for the wall? >> i will, and the wall just got ten feet taller, believe me. >> who's going to pay for the wall? who's gonna pay? i didn't hear you, who's going to pay? >> mexico! >> better believe it. >> today was trump's big opportunity to back up all that tough talk over months. according to former tea party congressman joe walsh, if real donald trump comes back from mexico tomorrow with a big check from mexico to pay for that wall, that's game, set, match. if you're watching, joe walsh, i've got some bad news. >> we didn't discuss who pays for the wall, we didn't discuss. we did discuss the wall, he didn't discuss payment of the wall, that will be for a later date. this was a preliminary meeting. >> crucially, that's not what the other person in the meeting said. in a tweet, quote, at the start of my conversation with donald trump, i made it clear that mexico will not pay for the wall. eit

mexico will work with us. i really believe it. mexico will work with us. i absolutely believe it and especially after meeting with their wonderful, wonderful president today. i really believe they want to solve this problem along with us. >> hillary clinton's press secretary brian fallon tweeting in response the wall is a metaphor for trump's bid in presidency. divisive on its face and ultimately never going to happen. joining me now, the "hardball" roundtable. i'm trying to figure out here does this move the needle with anyone who wasn't already a trump supporter. if he is running from behind, he has to bring new supporters into the fold. does this get him there? this was a very hard line speech. no question about it. this was a very hard line speech in terms of the policy, but it was married with rhetoric about respect for mexico, the idea of working with mexico, the fact that he had just had this meeting with the president of mexico. does that change the equation, do you think, for any of the voters who so far have been resistant to trump? >> i think th

mexico. they had a very frank discussion as they described it in a news conference afterwards. and trump stated his case. and wrapping up he was asked if the wall was discussed who would pay for it? the president of mexico put out a tweet saying in the beginning he had his back on donald trump. trump laid out 10 reforms and activities and priorities that he says will will begin the process of writing what is wrong with the american immigration system. to create a problem, where would they be housed? mr. trump said they shouldn't be put on the streets or released into the public under specific circumstances. so the money and location is kruvenlging numbers and questions not yet answered. he's got 69 days to do it before the election. >> we talked about the early voting starting ahead of that, as well. thank you for staying up late with us. >> you bet. >> joining us now, chris stire walt and thank you for being with us. chris, we talked earlier. you previewed what is going to be happening today

the united states is very important for mexico just us mexico is very important for the united states. we share the busiest order of -- border of the world. crossed legally every day by more than one million people and over 400,000 vehicles. trade surpasses over half $1 trillion. we innovate and produce together. in matters of national security cooperation on a daily basis between our governments is increasingly important for both our countries to face the challenges of a complex world. the conversation we had between mr. trump and myself was very open and constructive. the purpose was to get to know each other and learn about each other's views on the bilateral relationship. on trade, i shared with mr. trump my conviction that i fully believe that nafta has been good both for the united states as well as mexico. are exports into mexico close to $200 billion. according to the u.s. chamber of commerce, over 6 million jobs in america depend on exports to mexico. mexico buys more from the united states than from germany, spain, france, italy, japan, and the united kingdom combined. many

mexico will work with us. i really believe it. mexico will work with us.bsolutely believe it and especially after meeting with their wonderful, wonderful president today. i really believe they want to solve this problem along with us. >> hillary clinton's press secretary brian fallon tweeting in response the wall is a metaphor for trump's bid in presidency. divisive on its face and ultimately never going to happen. joining me now, the "hardball" roundtable. i'm trying to figure out here does this move the needle with anyone who wasn't already a trump supporter. if he is running from behind, he has to bring new supporters into the fold. does this get him there? this was a very hard line speech. no question about it. this was a very hard line speech in terms of the policy, but it was married with rhetoric about respect for mexico, the idea of working with mexico, the fact that he had just had this meeting with the president of mexico. does that change the equation, do you think, for any of the voters who so far have been resistant to trump? >> i think this d

is importing more from mexico than exporting to mexico. car parts for the highest value export to mexico in 2015. a lot of cars, u.s. cars assembled in mexican factories and shipped back to the u.s. to sell. they made with parts that start in the u.s. first. next is electronic machines and computer accessories and petroleum products and plastics. >> mexico is important to the u.s. >>> we are following the situation in the florida panhandle. right now people are under a hurricane warning. tropical storm hermine gaining strength. we have a look at how much it could effect the east coast coming up. >>> and a quick programming note. on monday, a report on both presidential nominees with personal stories from people who know them best. "the essential hillary clinton" monday night at 8:00 and followed by "all business, the essential donald trump" at 10:00. "yeah mom, the new kitchen's great. hey! if you want somethig to cook faster, you just double the heat--right?" "no reason." "hey mom, for laundry, the maximum load is just a suggestion--right

coming to mexico and in mexico i'm proud to say how many people i employ. mr. president, i want to thank you. it's been a tremendous honor. and i call you a friend. thank you. >> and this is what he sounds like back home. >> when do we beat mexico, at the border. they're laughing at us at our stupidity. and now they're beating us economically. they are not our friend, believe me. >> let's talk about friend. >> after a last-minute trip to mexico, donald trump doubles down on the fiery immigration rhetoric that helped him secure the republican nomination. >> hillary clinton tried to win over the republicans. >>> plus, it is a state of emergency in parts of florida and hawaii this morning as severe weather rolls in. some areas along the gulf coast are already under water this morning. ♪ >>> good morning to you, everyone. thanks for joining us today. it's thursday, september 1st. donald trump left heads spinning yesterday in the wake of his two-country tour that centered on the subject of immigration and border security with mexico. a little more than 15 hours

mexico. they had a very frank discussion as they described it in a news conference afterwards. and trump stated his case. and wrapping up he was asked if the wall was discussed who would pay for it? the president of mexico put out a tweet saying in the beginning he had his back on donald trump. trump laid out 10 reforms and activities and priorities that he says will will begin the process of writing what is wrong with the american immigration system. to create a problem, where would they be housed? mr. trump said they shouldn't be put on the streets or released into the public under specific circumstances. so the money and location is kruvenlging numbers and questions not yet answered. he's got 69 days to do it before the election. >> we talked about the early voting starting ahead of that, as well. thank you for staying up late with us. >> you bet. >> joining us now, chris stire walt and thank you for being with us. chris, we talked earlier. you previewed what is going to be happening today

-mexico border and mexico is going to pay for it. donald trump during a news conference with reporters earlier this afternoon with the mexican president said that they did discuss his proposal for building that wall along the u.s. southern border, but he says they did not talk about who is going to pay for it and here is a bit of that sound to show you what he had to say. >> we didn't discuss that. we didn't discuss who pays for the wall? we didn't discuss. we did discuss the wall. we didn't discuss payment of the wall. that will be for a later date. this was a very preliminary meeting. i think it was an excellent meeting. >> reporter: now pena nieto tweeted as you mentioned just a few moments ago, john, this was hours after his exchange with donald trump here at the presidential palace in mexico city that, in fact, they did talk about this behind closed doors and he maintains he told donald trump that under no circumstances will mexico pay for that wall. we can put that tweet up on screen and we are just showing you the translated e

jessica: la visita relÁmpago de donald trump a mÉxico a causa de ocasionÓ un eco no solo en mÉxico.ra de la visita de trump y que por instrucciones del gobierno de estado estadounidense se ordenÓ un enfriamiento en la locuciÓn con enrique peÑa nieto. la canciller mexicana confirmÓ que trump decidiÓ venir de un dÍa para el otro y que ellos aceptaron. adela: y te dicen que es maÑana? >> sÍ, que se pueden concretar los detalles logÍsticos. adela: y avisas al presidente? y quÉ te dice? >> es la oportunidad de plantearle estos mensajes. >> nosotros fijamos la fecha, no lo podemos recibir, lo que le parece dentro de 10 dÍas? por lo menos no te usaban para la campaÑa. reportera: dicen que incluso la canciller quiso renunciar. univisiÓn quiso confirmar con relaciones exteriores la informaciÓn, pero no hubo respuesta. el presidente mÁs joven de la historia de mÉxico. >> verdaderamente estÑ perdidoa, estÁ mandando el gobierno al piso. reportera: criticaron enrique peÑa nieto por invitar al republicano a este paÍs. uno de ellos fue el exembajador que escribiÓ en twitter que nadie como trump ha

border with mexico. >> and mexico will pay for the wall. hundred percent. they don't know it yet, but they're going to pay for the wall. >> reporter: hours earlier, a more measured and softer tone on display as trump met with mexican president enrique pena nieto. >> we did discuss the wall. we didn't discuss payment of the wall. >> reporter: but after trump let, president pena nieto denies that. quote, from the start of the conversation, i made it clear, mexico will not pay for that wall. and the mexican president said in an interview late wednesday that some of the positions donald trump has taken, quote, are a threat to mexico. now, the clinton campaign, meantime, they responded to trump's speech saying in part, quote, he showed us very clearly what's at stake in this election by painting a picture of his idea of america, one in which immigrants are not welcome and one in which innocent families are torn apart. chris and alisyn? >> all right. thank you very much. let's discuss. we have cnn politics executive editor mark preston, national political reporte

trump's visit to mexico a gamble. >> he didn't know what the president of mexico would say. given the position he's in, he needs to gamble here or there. >> reporter: whether that gamble paid off is tonight up for debate. in a tweet late tonight, mexico's president is now saying at the beginning with his conversation with mr. trump, he made it clear mexico would not pay for the wall. that's in contradictions to what mr. trump said during the press conference earlier today. of course, the presidential candidate is trying to look presidential here in mexico, while the mexican president is coming under fire for even inviting the the candidate into this country. savannah. >> miguel almaguer starting us off. thank you. >>> a big day and a big night with donald trump delivering what's billed as a major speech on immigration. his big campaign issue and letting people know exactly where he stands on some issues, even some who support him. nbc's hallie jackson is learning new details about trump's high stakes speech. >> reporter: donald trump, heading back across the border as his me

meeting with mexico's president. the gop nominee standing by building a wall, but what about mexico footing the bill? >> is there any chance mexico pays for the wall? >> what trump said, coming up. >>> state of emergency. florida's gulf coast on alert. the tropical storm on the move tonight. and in the pacific, bracing for impact. families boarding up, closing schools, as two hurricanes target hawaii. >>> breaking news. midair collision. the search for survivors after two planes crash into each other. plus, dangerous turbulence injuring a dozen. tonight, we'll take you inside this rough ride. >>> and, alzheimer's breakthrough? and will it offer new hope for suffering families? >>> and good evening. i'm tom llamas, in for david tonight. as we come on the air, donald trump's sudden and high-profile trip to mexico is shaking up the race for the white house. trump began his campaign by calling some mexicans rapists and criminals. but tonight, this image, a handshake with mexico's presiden border. trump now calling mexica

viva mÉxico! viva mÉxico! viva mÉxico!rindiÓ un homenaje juan gabriel. en estas fechas se iba a presentar aquÍ. ♪ ♪ fue una noche donde el pÚblico mostrÓ -- gozo en grande con alejandro fernÁndez. ♪ ♪ andrea: quÉ hermoso! galilea: se que recibiÓ a muchos compaÑeros. hay que decir para que nos reciba. martha: cada aÑo se arma una fiesta en las vegas. andrea: lo que quedan las vegas no queda en las vegas. [risas] mi compaÑero de gimnasio se toÓo una foto con Él. yo le dije: "quÉ desgraciado!". [risas] galilea: igual unas chicas me agarraron en un antro, luego lo que pasÓ con alejandro fernÁndez, me di vuelta y eran las diez de la maÑana. me ven y me dicen: "estÁs borracha". [risas] "nos tomamos la foto". [risas] burro: ayer en la fiesta se puso algo. >> la gente estÁ hasta las tres de la maÑana. galilea: no estamos comentando que estÉn tomando. andrea: quÉ pueden esperar! galilea: no manejen. >> la gente estÁ muy loca. galilea: tienen derecho a divertirse. martha: aquÍ tenemos la nota de lo que ustedes no pudieron ver en tel

he's returned from mexico. and tonight's a speech he's twice postponed but the campaign has been talking about for more than a month and a half. the big immigration policy speech to knit together all of his utterances of 16 months of being a candidate and put it into actual policies that voters chew over, debate and make a decision on. that's the deportation of some of the 11 million undocumented immigrants in the country now. that means dealing with visa overstays. that means dealing with the way in which he wants to secure the border. will it be a wall from the pacific coast to the gulf of mexico? probably not. trump said mountains make it impractical in some places to build that wall and technological means to secure the border. all of the things caused consternation both for the critics and supporters because it's appeared that he was wavering a little bit. and he did get one sort of sharp message from the mexican president saying that a lot of mexicans hurt by some of his rhetor rhetoric, having said that

trump's visit to mexico a gamble. >> he didn't know what the president of mexico would say. given the position he's in, he needs to gamble here or there. >> reporter: whether that gamble paid off is tonight up for hoping to appear presidential, tonight, mexico's president is under fire for even inviing the presidential candidate to this country. trump says he shares five goals with mexico, including keeping wealth in this hemisphere and dismantling the drug cartels. >> miguel almaguer starting us off. thank you. >>> a big day and night for trump set to deliver his signature speech on immigration and 11th a lot of people wondering where exactly he stands on who support him. hallie jackson is learning new details about trump's high stakes speech. >> reporter: donald trump, heading back across the border as his mexico city meeting overshadows the biggest policy speech of his campaign so far on immigration. what to expect? clarity presumably what he will do with the 11 million undocumented immigrants still living here. >> does he still plan to round up and deport day one. >> you

and of course, in mexico, he was talking to the people from mexico, the president of mexico, and he was being extremely kind and presidential and caring for the mexican people but staying true to the american people. america first. >> i guess when he was speaking in arizona i was thinking maybe he was speaking to the country as he is running for president and needs more votes and broadening the electorate. >> no question about it. but i think that even though he was talking to the country, we also know that there is certain states in the country who have suffered more from illegals, especially in sanctuary cities that protect people and illegals. so basically their emotions are going to be heightened more than the rest of the country. >> sure. absolutely. absolutely. wadi, you are listening to this conversation. we talked just the other day. in watching trump's speech last night in phoenix, was there anything that he said that sort of pleasantly surprised you? >> look, i understand -- something that i think the last two weeks people have been looking for, we've been waiting for the spee

jobs rely on exports to mexico. trump has slammed nafta on the campaign trail. >> joining us some sort through the fallout through the immigration day. best selling author is ellis henican. >> no more mr. softie. >> you heard the headlines. he didn't speak until 9:00 eastern time. what is your headline? >> double down. this was the throaty base donald we got last night. it was subject a huge contrast from the tone in mexico where he was calm. i dare say almost presidential and maybe didn't mention who would pay for the wall. we saw many sides of donald. >> first, his meeting with the mexican president and then second, we will hear from trump on the campaign trail in arizona. >> have a tremendous feeling for mexican-americans not only in terms of friendships, but in terms of the tremendous numbers that i employ in the united states. they are amazing people. amazing people. >> we will build a great wall along the southern border. and mexico will pay for the wall. they don't know it yet, but they're going to pay for th

border with mexico. >> and mexico will pay for the wa wall, believe me, 100%. they don't know it yet, but they're going to pay for the wall. >> reporter: hours earlier, a more measured and softer tone on display as trump met with mexican president enrique pena nieto. >> we did discuss the wall. we didn't discuss payment of the wall. >> reporter: but after trump left the country, president pena nieto disputes that, tweeting, "from the start of the conversation, i made it clear, mexico will not pay for that wall." and the mexican president is attempting even more cleanup from those conflicting narratives coming out of that meeting, if they did or did not discuss who would pay for the wall. here's what he said in an interview late wednesday. >> translator: i was very clear. it didn't happen, because, well, the presser was kind of disorganized in the end, but i was very clear, and it is clearly registered that i was emphatic with him in the private meeting and the topics that i pointed out in my message. i can say with all clarity and in public, and the candidate t

a continuacion, mÉxico contra honduras. >> toyota, patrocinadores. ♪ >> mÉxico contra honduras es presentadol! sub del día: disfruta cada día el sabor de un sub distinto tan distinto como nosotros los latinos por tan sólo 3 dólares con 50 centavos con 50 centavos i waand arriving hereica. wasn't easy for me. they didn't even say my name right. i thought i'd never fit in. but over time, i gained their respect. and that respect turned into admiration. admiration into love. and the world better be ready. because i'm an american now. my name... ...is soccer. ♪ >> todo incluidos en los planes de elecciÓn simple. ♪ presentador: desde la cancha del estadio azteca le reiteramos este saludo en el partido eliminatorio de la concacaf rumbo a rusia 2018. selecciÓn mexicana recibiendo a su similar de honduras. abajo seguimos en el recuadro la parte fina entre el encuentro entre estados unidos y trinidad y tobago. gonzalo, enrique. y su servidor, josÉ, le reiteramos esta bienvenida. enrique: me da mucho gusto saludarte. quÉ bueno que estÁn compartiendo con este partido.

and mexico and he wants mexico to pay for it. menominee laid out his stance just hours after sitting down with the mexican resident in mexico. at first the men call that meeting a warm one but in the wake of trumps speech, things changed. this was a speech that extinguished hopes that donald trump was about to soften his stance on immigration. >> zero-tolerance for criminal aliens, zero. phoenix, hein revealed policies he would bring to the table. immigration from countries like syria and libya, introduce so-called ideological tests to make sure applicants chair u.s. values and send back anyone caught crossing the border illegally. >> anyone who illegally crosses will be detained until they are removed out of our country and back to the country from which they came. rallies,r favorite at his pledge to build a massive wall along the border with mexico. not only that but he said mexico will pay for it. >> and mexico will pay for the wall. they don't know it yet but they are going to pay for it. >> tough talk only hours after paying

mexico will work with us. i believe absolutely believe it and especially with meeting with their wonderful, wonderful president today, i really believe they want to solve this problem along with us. >> kirsten powers, to you first. donald trump said the president of mexico will pay for the wall. the president of mexico tweeting saying he told donald trump he will not pay for that wall. >> reporter: well, at least according to his campaign, it would have been i appropriate to be raising this in the first meet bing but it's something he would talk about done the line. gloria borger says the point is moot because no one believes that it going to happen. at least people who are in power now. >> well, it's going to cost a lot more money. >> they're admitting now that there are mountains, there are ranchers who have to do eminent domain. so the wall is evolving into a virtual wall. >> i know. it's great to talk about building a wall but you have to pay for it and figure out how to do it. >> he said we'll use the bes

. >> mexico will pay for the wall. 100%. >> hours earlier in mexico with the country's president. >> we didn't discuss who is going to pay for the wall. >> the clinton campaign is out the great negotiator choked and then lied about it. they did discuss who pays for the wall, that mexico won't do it and that is not negotiable. clinton claims trump failed his first foreign policy test. >> it takes more than trying to make up for a year of insults by dropping in on our neighbors for a few hours and then flying home >> in the arizona speech trump lays out his immigration plan immediately deporting two million criminal immigrants. cracking down on those who overstay visas. the focus should be on americans, not immigrant families. no one will be immune or exempt from enforcement. >> dana: hillary clinton has been this week talking to a convention of military veterans. >> i suppose there are some of you who have never voted for a democrat b. i will be a president for democrats, republicans, independents for all americans. >> dana: she received a respectful but far from enthusiastic response

, frente al zÓcalo de la ciudad de mÉxico cÓmo todos los aÑos. >> y bueno el presidente de mÉxico, enriqueedes pero los dejamos con la presencia musical del mariachi sol de mÉxico (aplausos) (aplausos) (aplausos) (aplausos) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ quÉ rico muchas gracias al sol de mÉxico por traernos tanta alegrÍa esta maÑana y por seguir celebrando desde santa sana california las tradicionales fiestas mexicana y celebrar la independencia de centroamÉrica. >> tambiÉn agradecemos amalia, mario y chiquibaby por estar aÍi desde temprano celebrando en grande la independencia de mÉxico y de todos los paÍses centroamericanos, estamos calentando motores porque maÑana serÁ una gran celebraciÓn. >> hoy el dÍa de largo porque ellos van a seguir disfrutando. >> hacemos una pausa. >> enseguida recibimos en nuestra casa a la querida ana marÍa polo unidades a la marÍa polo unidades a la celebraciÓn de ♪ oreo es hora de soñar.eo, ♪ tú y yo vamos a cantar a donde los sueños van.♪ ♪ vamos todos a soñar con oreo. más "siéntate" por rollo bounty es 2 veces más absorbente. un rollo de bounty puede durar más q

donald trump goes to mexico.ay from the meeting in mexico and the rally last night? >> joe, kind of talking out of both sides of his mouth in the way that i think the diplomacy side of it was kind of embarrassing and the speech last night was frightening and divisive. the central piece of his whole campaign is immigration and deportation nation and we're going to build a wall and make mexico pay for it. when he gets in the room with the president of mexico he forgets this? he's been saying it and the mexican president knows he's been saying it. but he doesn't bring it up. did he choke? was he afraid? did he have a little crisis of confidence at the end? you know, it just shows that you can't, you can't talk out of both sides of your mouth. if he gets in that room and he doesn't bring up the obvious issue, that shows, i think, kind of an embarrassing amateur hour of quality to the trip. but then he comes back over to phoenix and he gives this speech that is, look, this same speech has been given throughout our his

and mexico. different perspectives, of course, as the associated press points out, mexicans are, quote, angry at the president's humiliating meeting with trump. joining me, earl anthony wayne. thank you for joining us. there is some reporting out there that the president -- extended the invitation, not anticipating donald trump accepting it. what can you tell me you have learned behind the scenes and perhaps how this played out, if anything? >> well, i think that president of mexico extended an invitation to both candidates. >> yes. >> in the spirit of the close relationship and the intense relationship that we have between mexico and the united states. this relationship touches the daily lives of more u.s. citizens and more mexicans, of course. than any other relationship that either country has in the world. >> was there also surprise from those that you know, and your sources to the fact that donald trump said on stage, "we discussed the wall, we did not discuss the payment of the wall," what

and mexico. turn to carlos garcia who was at the otherend when trump flew in his plane from mexico to phoenix where he gave this fiery speech. he certainly was not the -- what trump sounded like standing next to the mexican president. talk about the protest you have organized outside and then your response to what he said. >> hello, yes. was showingprotest our resilience, our culture. what we aim to to do yesterday was say, hey, we're here, we're not going anywhere. i think what we heard from donald trump was nothing new. we have heard and is double down on the racism and bigotry that he spewed before. i think the risk now is there could've been some progressives who were watching this and maybe had seen some common sense in what donald trump was saying. i think the risk we are having now is speaking to the border as if a wall doesn't already exist. the wall -- the border is a death trap to people, indigenous rights are being trampled on those who live in those places. there is a risk now the dep

inglÉs] la construcciÓn del muro fronterizo sigue en pie y donald trump hoy volviÓ a insistir que mÉxicos] ademÁs dijo que creara una unidad degentes migratorio que su se encarguen de identificar, arrestar y deportar a inmigrantes indocumentados. [hablando en inglÉs] no habrÁ amnistÍa, nuestro mejor al mundo serÁ el siguiente "usted no puede tener un estatuestatus legal ingresando ilegal al paÍs " >> creo que en teorÍa lo puedes decir que lo quieres hacer, anima a mucha gente, pero para poder aplicarlo no lo veo posible. reportera: pero donald trump asegura que ademÁs eliminara los fondos para ciudades santuario s y pondrÁ fin a las acciones ejecutiva de presidente barack oba obama >> nosotros no estamos en contra de la gente que estÁ necesitada que venga a este paÍs, queremos que vengan, pero hÁganlo bien legalmente, como mi papÁ. reportera: activistas pro-inmigrantes siguen diciendo que lo hacen de odio >> sabemos que con los apoyan es deshacerse de nosotros. enrique: incredulidad y enojo recibieron la notic de donald trump con enrique peÑa nieto, no hubo insultos por lo que enrique pe

he went to mexico and didn't raise the issue of mexico paying for the wall.wa so i think it's a littleeresting to see if the soft-spoken tone trump took in mexico city will carry over across the border when he comes here in phoenix. i've covered several trump rallies in arizona and one in las vegas and, you know, one of the biggest applause lines is building the wall where he leads the audience in asking them who's going to pay for the wall, and they yell "mexico." so i wonder if he's going to use that line tonight in phoenix. i >> ifill: we will be listeningis to see. ambassador noriega, if donald trump was trying to look presidential, what was presidenn pena trying to do. >> i think enrique peÑa nieto was taking aÑa big risk taking n this meeting. he's extraordinarily unpopularxt already in mexico and, in the last 24 hours -- >> ifill: his popularity in the 20s. >> mid 20s perhaps, probably going down. in the last 24 hours, mexican pundits were saying, you know, he'd better confront trump on some of the uglier things that he said, he better defend the dignity of the mexican people an

buena pae de la campaÑa se ha basado en crÍticas duras a mÉxico. amplÍa. lourdes: hay riesgos polÍticos en la invitaciÓn del presidente mexicano peÑa nieto. hasta ahora, sus intercambios han sido tajantes. "traen drogas, traen delincuencia, son violadores" " voy a construir el muro y mÉxico va a pagar por él". Éxico no pagarÁ ni un centavo, le respondiÓ entonces el mandatario mexicano. esta retÓrica sólo ha llevado a escenarios fatÍdicos. otra vez. de la visita, sale con un carisma de legitimidad pero daÑa a peÑa nieto, dice. >> enojando a los mexicanos, enojando a los hispanos, enojando a los hispanos moderados tienen referido a mÉxico y ahora les han quitado el peso. lourdes: dijo que esta es una medida oportunista y desesperada de ambos. dijo que a los mexicanos no nos gusta donald trump, no lo queremos, rechazamos su visita. el ex presidente vicente fox, que ahora presidenta durante mi visita a mÉxico, también me invitÓ cuando se disculpó por utilizar la bomba f. hillary clinton dijo que donald trump no puede compensar un aÑo de insultos con un

i was born and raised in mexico. my section is more against donald trump because of the relationship they have with the unlawful immigrant, illegal, or undocumented, however you want to call it. but you have the natural borns that are more in the 40-something percent. >> you have to present some sort of a name of a poll. because there's no numbers or research to support what you just said. you gave us a number out of whole cloth. but i want to go to adriano for that. there is no data that shows 40% of latinos are for trump. it doesn't exist. how do you respond to what you just heard? >> when i came as a 9-year-old, i came here without documents. and had donald trump been the president then, he would have deported me, according to his policies that he laid out yesterday. i wouldn't be here to tell you my story. and i think that's not what america's about. are we a country of dreams and aspirations, or are we a country of deportation? so his very aggressive speech, his very intolerant speech, i think, scare many of his

>> the president of mexico made a mistake in inviting the candidates to mexico.e shouldn't get involved in u67 u.s. foreign policy. he did so for a good reason because he was so worried about all the anti mexican rhetoric going on. people were shrinking mud and throwing tomatoes and it was all about mexico, suddenly became the poster child for everything that's wrong -- >> you were president that the president invited both candidates, hillary clinton and donald trump. and were you also surprise thad donald trump accepted? >> i was surprised he invited him and surprised donald trump accepted. as you saw, immediately we had different views of the meet with president nieto saying i told him we wouldn't pay for the wall and donald trump saying we never talked about the wall. the most worrisome to me is six hours later from a donald trump sitting at the podium next to the president we had a screaming donald trump that was again, once again whipping people up into a very anti immigrant -- with an anti-immigrant speech. that has me worried about how does one have confid

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/mexico drug trade. the violence has led to an estimated 80,000 mexicans killed and 27,000 kidnapped. a new a documentary premiering this month on the pbs program" pov" takes a closer look at the root causes the violence and its impact. the film is called "kingdom of shadows," and newshour weekend's ivette feliciano sat down with the director, bernardo ruiz. >> reporter: filmmaker bernardo ruiz, a dual mexican and american citizen, believes the loss of life due to rampant violence in mexico is not top of mind for most americans. through his documentary, kingdom of shadows, he wanted to change that. ruiz begins the film with a newscaster announcing the discovery of 49 mutilated bodies, followed by a mass grave holding 6,000 drug war victims. why did you decide to start your film that way? >> what i wanted to do in the film is give the viewer the sense of what it's like to be in a place where violence or these reports that are really horrific, that they're just part of the daily texture, they're kind of in

aparte en el ojo de mÉxico. "sur park victoria" y la avenida de yellowstone en milpitas.. ---este metodo de prevencion del virus del nilo occidental que es propagad por "mosquitos" comenzo a las 11 de la noche y terminara cerca de las 2 de la maÑana.... acaban de hacer oficial que los ipads son un sedante para las niños y los ayuda a reducir la ansiedad... y seguramente usted ha notado como su hijo se calma cuando le da uno de estos aparatos... un estudio en hong kong encontro que el ipad en los niños tiene el efecto similar a un medicamento infantil que se utiliza contra la ansiedad antes de la anestesi o de una cirugia... guillermo: buenas noches. vÁmonos al pacÍfico, donde estÁ afectando en este momento las islas de hawai. Éste sistema se encuentra ya asia del sur. lo que estÁ trayendo son vientos cercanos a las 65 millas por hora. tormenta tropical paso hacÍa el sur, pero detrÁs de Él, hacÍa el norte estarÍa entrando les ter. recuerdo que tambiÉn el golfo de mÉxico se encuentra una tormenta tropical en direc