mike trump sign stolen from front yard "i think this is trivial, ya the sign disappeared but you shouldn't be entering someone else's property." peter dawson fox5 news local las republican nominee donald trump has cancelled a rally here in las vegas at the end of this week. trump also canceled a rally in colorado scheduled for thursday where he was supposed to deliver remarks on his immigration policy. the rally was supposed to be a part of a swing through nevada - which is a to be a battleground state in the election. trump was also scheduled to attend a dinner at harrah's lake tahoe later friday .. no word today if he's still attending this or not. democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine is campaigning in the valley today. he's focusing on hillary clinton's economic plan. "i believe in her. i trust her. i trust her values. i support her canidacy, and hillary clinton is the most qualified person to run for president of this country in a very long time. kaine spoke at the international iron workers convention at the mirage. he was joined by his father - al kaine - who owned a union-

mike: i have never met with donald trump. charlie: people who advise him snr mike: people who have known him for a long period of time. charlie: do nothing to allay your fears? mike: no. they say that two of their iggest concerns, right, is his narcissism and to feed it and he doesn't listen to anybody and don't listen to anybody scares me. you aren't going to change the president of the united states. i didn't see the entire speech today, but i did see were references to isolation, references, that we take care of ourselves rather than the rest of the world, references to bad trade deals. that all concerns me. this is what i would like to see him do, i would like him to and up tomorrow and denounce putin's military incursion into ukraine. i would like to see him denounce putin's and exation of crimea and denounce putin's rebels that resulted in the shootdown of the airliner.ah i would like to see him stand up and denounce putin and i'll tell you at the end of the day, putin would have more respect for him than he does now. ch

trump. miketh us from los angeles and for the first time in tv history, they say we're joined, he is joined by his new chum, stewart stevens, working as a senior strategist on many presidential campaigns including mitt romney's in 2012. stuart, what do you and mike see the same regarding trump? stuart: well, i think it proves that age old "maxim" that disgust conquers all. you know, mike and i both have worked for candidates across the spectrum in the republican party and have worked for people we really care about and are proud of and see donald trump as someone who is completely out of the mainstream of how we would like to define politics and specifically the republican party. donny: stuart, in your wildest dream and you have worked on some very well known campaigns, us here ever imagine and beyond the fact that obviously people are bored with status quo and what happened? is it the republicans just took their eye off the ball and started to not get that the world is a populist world, whether

mark: do you hope trump wins or not? mike: no. k it would be horrible for a -- for the country. he is a demagogue and a neo-racist. i hope he loses. mark: what do you think the percent chance is that trump wins this? mike: i think about 10%. donny: i am always the dumbest guy in the room, but it seems so simple to me. i am scared. that is a simple one. where,e has dug a hole to win, he needs minority voters or college-educated women to change what they think about him. he is a machine built to have the opposite effect. mark: over the weekend, one of the things that caught everyone's i was george p bush said he was going to vote for trump. the bush family normally puts family above everything. does that surprise you? mike: george is a good guy and a republican officeholder in the largest republican state. he feels a certain responsibility to support the party. most of the bushes i know will not pull the lever for donald trump. donny: you were working with jeb. if it was a do over, what would have, could have, or is there anything yo

charlie: they are attracted to the candidacy of donald trump. mikebernie sanders said i will fix it with income distribution and donald trump who says i will fix it. charlie: or all about trade. mike: and carry out trade deals and tell ford motor company you can't move to mexico. how do you do that? that's one. second, right, is a belief -- and that first one is not a small percentage of the population, because real incomes for american house holed for the majority has been going down. so this is real. this is a failure of our education system not to keep up with the changes. it's a whole different issue. the belief among a lot of people that establishment candidates, establishment politicians can't get anything done. charlie: because of the gridlock in washington? mike: those people went to nonestablishment candidates on both sides. 65% of the votes cast during the primaries were for nonestablishment candidates. and the third and this is sad for me to say, i believe there is some number of uneducated white americans who fear the browning of america,

donald trump's running mate mike pence said he'll do something that trump isn't doing just a moment,ke with trump national spokesperson katrina pierson about that. you know, her explanation was in large part because donald trump is the business person and so, he's being audited and simple as that. what more are learning? >> that's exactly right, fred, mike pence said yesterday he's releasing his tax returns. he repeated trump's assertion because he's not releasing his taxes because he's being audited. politicians have released their returns during an audit. he said his taxes between '02 and '08 yet he refused to release even those returns. pence said he'll release his returns before the election. that came a day after clinton released her most recent tax returns. the clinton campaign has tried to use the issue to their advantage arguing that trump's transparency -- lack of transparency means that voters can't trust how much he's paid in taxes. pence tried to turn the tables on clinton and use clinton's transparency against her. >> what you have

trump's behavior. mark: there is some of that potential. mike pence tried to diffuse tensions today. fox news today, listen to the vice presidential nominee thread the needle between his loyalty to donald trump and showing his anxious party that the ship can be righted. gov. pence: the enthusiasm across the country for donald trump's message and his vision is overwhelming. donald trump is not there yet. these are two men building a good relationship. i am confident that after donald trump is elected president and paul ryan is elected speaker of the house, these two men will do great things. to restore this country at home and abroad. i strongly support paul ryan and strongly endorse his election. he is a longtime friend and he is a strong conservative leader. i believe we need paul ryan in leadership in the congress of the united states. i talked to donald trump this morning about my support for paul ryan and my longtime friendship, he strongly encouraged me to endorse paul ryan. in next tuesday's primary. mark: yesterday, mike pence met in arizona with john mccain, the same day that

he may not be polling well here-- but donald trump is not giving up on wisconsin. his running mate mike pence spoke to supporters in milwaukee tonight. there were a handful of protesters inside the event -- ashley sears has more on that. but we pence told this crowd that its trumps avoidance of political correctness that helps make him great. yet many republicans want trump to stick to the script as he tries to climb back into the race. just yesterday, the marquette poll showed clinton surging to a 15-point lead. nats - walke mike pence promotes donald trump in a state that hasnt warmed up to him. if you want a president who will upend the status quo in washington dc, and uphold the constitution of the united states of america, then my friends in wisconsin we have but one choice the room was mostly - but not completely - full. governor scott walker, who skipped trumps rally in green bay last week, introduced pence here. great leader not just for indiana, but come this january, he is going to join the team that helps turn america around again, and makes america great again! pences speech

mike pence. i think donald trump is such a force at the top of the ticket that even with the mike pence machine, it's hard for that to penetrate to voters. i still believe that donald trump believes what he said yesterday and the day before and six months ago and so on. >> maybe we're sort of listening but we're maybe overestimating the impact it has. let's talk about donald trump when it comes to immigration. that's what he's trying to focus on this week. one, he's taken on msnbc morning show hosts. he's also creating a bit of confusion about where his plan is. some folks walked out of the meeting with him on saturday and thought maybe he's softening up this deportation language. >> it's always difficult to tell whether he's pivoting or whether he's saying things and not recognizing what the deeper meaning in that is. immigration is a great example of this. throughout the campaign he's been pretty consistent saying we want a wall. we want to send people back, et cetera, et cetera. over the course of his career he's not been consistent. this is something that ted cruz raised. in 2013 he tweeted a

. >> mike knows what that means. trump will give an interview to the impact network and he will speak at an african-american church. comes against a bunch of contrasting pieces of evidence when it comes to race relations. byre was a piece published trump and his father. for sued -- they were sued opposing black applicants. this tweet was after dwayne wade's cousin was shot. today, i'm joined by the legendary mike barnicle. >> given trump's history and everything that has happened during the course of this trumpgn and all the rest, is going to talk to african-american voters. of doingave a chance respectively well with african-american voters? can he get to romney levels? .> he cannot he lacks familiarity with african-american voters in this country. the things they are familiar with him about, that is one thing. the things that they are also about do not him work to his favor. he has been talking about getting the black vote and appealing to african-americans while standing before groups that look like the admission commit

mike: next, donald trump's play here. did he hurt himself over his relevancy to endorse native son paul ryan. plus the first disrepublican big gamble. and court rulings on state election laws. top election officl on whether there is confusion for voters. covering the issues important to wisconsin, this i upfront with mike a. donald: i support and endorse our

kelly, so much trump stuff to talk about. i want to talk about mike pence and donald trump. know you know mike pence well from covering him on capitol hill. tell us your take on how their relationship is functioning these days. >> reporter: well, it seems that donald trump is giving mike pence a little bit of breathing room to represent his own brand, which is traditional republican conduit to the establishment. that sort of filled the picture over the last 24 hours with respect to the ability to independently, mike pence endorsing paul ryan. but today a new wrinkle. in talking with reporters on the trail, not on camera, pence talked about wanting to be supportive of republicans around the country who are in races but declined to endorse john mccain or kelly ayotte in arizona and new hampshire. tight races. and there is some history of course with john mccain. he met with him personally in phoenix earlier this week and one of mccain's former strategists who was also a big advocate for john kasich during the cycle tried to shame pence, saying it was mccain who came out to camp

adam kinzinger told cnn after last week he doesn't think he can support trump november. mike coffman is not running a tv ad vowing if he wins reelection he will stand up to trump if he is president. trump's team is fighting back. paul manafort was on cbs this morning and he tried for the second day in a row to move his campaign, for the perception of the campaign back on track. >> we are comfortable about where we are. well we are not comfortable with is the narrative that the media seems to be taking, which is building a story line that the democrats are controlling the race. of whole numbers were expected. in two weeks we think they'll even out if we are on message. he will support paul ryan, he does support paul ryan. he says he will work with paul ryan. there is no issue about that he did take a position in the primary. he is not taking a position in many primaries. that is not the news. the news is that working together to elect a republican congress and a republican president and i think you will see that. john: paul ryan, speaker of the house in a radio interview in gr

donald trump and mike pence together again today on the campaign trail after a very public split over ryan, a possible thaw in relations between the camps. hello, i'm heather nauert. donald trump is expected to end his holdout over endorsing paul ryan. he's set to hold a rally tonight in the speaker's home state of wisconsin. but right now we're waiting for the start of a rally in iowa. you can see them right there, part of republican ticket's swing through the midwest. iowa a major battleground for donal

in virginia beach, trump's number one defender, mike pence, who broke with him, sided with trump sayinghe right thing with days of his friendship -- ryan thing was based on his friendship. another new cycle has come and gone. where do you think stand between trump and the republican party? john: i will say something maybe controversial in the context of this discussion given how horrible many of the last few days for trump are, you could say it was not a terrible day. the polling numbers i think are going to hit like a ton of bricks from republicans who, at the interest discussion, were already freaking out. now the are seeing maybe the signs at the bottom is falling out. i don't think any will listen the paul manafort and satan will be back on message soon. -- and say i think we will be back on message soon. trump to be bottoming out in the a bad day for's trump it will not do anything to help him stitch the party back together. republicans look at the fox news mantra that the polls are all crooked. look at the crowds. look out that hillary clinton is. they are donors helping trump who

mike: not the blue-collar workers? charles: so much of the trump campaign is talk about appealing to financially distressed republican voters. but that is not what our data shows. our data shows it is upper income that he does best. he does better with the middle income voters who also say that they are just barely getting by. so, there is some element to that s t but, if you look at his vote by income it is really the top income he does best. mike: briefly, non-college-educated voters. charles: we saw a big gap in the primaries between college-educated and not. here in the general election, the gap is not that big. with one important exception, when we look at noncollege men they're going heavily for trump. white noncollege women, are going heavily for clinton. the gender gap is very much alive and bigger among the non-college-educated non-hispanic whites. mike: a lot of interesting things going on in those numbers. it is good to have you with us. feingold: that's my grandfather with a brand new truck. it was one of the first to come out of this p

distanciÁndose de trump mike pence dijo o que daba su fuerte respaldo a ryan. do republicano estÁ furioso con trump y que lo llamÓ. >> no tiene ningÚn interÉs de promover nuestro partido, ni francamente es un republicano. reportera: el primero en declarar abiertamente que votarÁ por hillary clinton. es candidata a gobernadora de california llamÓ a trump un demagogo y dijo que votarÁ a clinton. >> solo se este a estÁ viendo que donald trump no es el lÍder que estados unidos necesita, esto no es suficiente para asegurar que los votantes salgan a las urnas. >> se reportÓ que trump preguntÓ a un asesor seis veces sobre el uso de armas nucleares, si las tenemos por quÉ no podemos usar las? reportera: del partido estÁ preparando un plan de contingencia en caso de que un dÍa decida lo inaudito, abandonar la campaÑa. en washington, ilia: 28 de noviembre se fijÓ como la fecha para el juicio civil, en que donald trump deberÁ responder a una acusaciÓn de fraude presentada por estudiantes de la universidad que lleva su nombre. ofrecÍa material de promociÓn engaÑoso, el magn

trump. right now we can show you live pictures. mike pence just arrived in baton rouge. donald trump will be by his side. they are there to meet with some of those victims. one could argue this is a presidential thstrategic move o their part. >> i have a lot of respect for kel i kel kel kellyanne but i think donald trump's biggest problem is not the specific groups. they say we have to earn the hispanic vote. he is certainly hurting in these areas for sure. the biggest overwhelming thing is most people see him as unquali unqualified. hillary clinton has her own problems. the problem is donald trump keeps stepping on the story and doesn't allow the press to conference her issues as much as these issues. got all kinds of things from jobs reports to now this admitted $400 million that was given to the iranians. there is a lot of stuff that could be talked about. donald trump can't seem to get out of his own way. >> i feel like your message here is it's simply too late. if you look at donald trump trailing in all 11 battleground states, addressing this is not going to do it,

team has talked about what they've called a more humane approachthough they say trump's views have not shifted. (gov. mike pence/trump's vice presidential nominee) (cnn/"state of the union") (cg on screen) "what you heard him describe there in his usual plainspoken american way detail in the next two weeks." on the democratic side, the chair of the party defended hillary clinton after trump called her a bigot last week. (donna brazille/democratic national committee chair) (abc's "this week") (cg on screen) "donald trump has not held an event in the black community. he has not gone to a black church, as hillary clinton has done." the democratic presidential nominee spent the day fundraising in the hamptons. trump held no public events. wendy gillette, for cbs news, new york./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> clinton will continue trump has a campaign event scheduled in new york city./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> and on friday donald trump made a surprise visit to las vegas. trump met with business leaders in his trump international hotel. he also attended two private events at his hotel... including a roundtable with

pence, people who hate donald trump say mike pence is sacrificing his soul. but he's showing a level of politicalness that he's new to this role and in the trump campaign a hero for figuring out a way to express the loyalty of saying shoulder to shoulder, and at the same time meeting with john mccain, speaking to donors, speaking to conservatives and people in the campaign staff and keeping things from being an absolute shambles. if they get through this period and trump gets back in contention, pence is going to be a hero because he's doing a lot of work with the 11-year-old demographic as well as others. >> he's meeting with john mccain but not going to endorse him. he's also going after hillary clinton today. i want to play a little sound of that from the same event earlier. i guess we sound don't have that sound ready. it was hillary clinton who instigated the president's disastrous agreement with the radical muslims in iran. we're reeling from it the news that on the week that four american hostages were released, hillary clinton and barack obama saw to i

escorted out one-by-one-by-one vice presidential nominee mike pence addresses a crowd ;unphased-- the room is filled with those in support-- 02:14 donald trump and mike pence are honest men that will tell the truth to the american people and put money in our pockets. others undecided trump, how does he feel about women? how really is he going to get that wall built? how is he going to deal with foreign affairs? and some who see no other choice. this is pence's second stop in wisconsin thursday. he tries to rally people--as polls show the republican ticket is losing by double digits in the state. 14:37 out of all the candidates, out of the 17, he wouldve probably been...my bottom choice, but he is the republican candidate and i see no other choice for me to do. at the democratic field office in milwaukee-- state representative latonya johnson--denounces the republican presidential pences proposal will hurt the average everyday american. november will show-- which message resonates most-- nats i spoke with one of the protesters tonight. he says no one was arrested. their goal was to disrupt as much as possible. live downtown, ashley sears fox

he can say donald trump sent him out and endorsed him to support all right, but it is clear mike pences trying to keep that these within the party and get donald trump back to winning news cycles. if the running mate work newt gingrich, the kerosene they would be pouring on it. mike pence is out there, not in the spotlight necessarily, but calming people down and giving the ticket a chance to regain footing. like i said, he is making the best of a bad situation. if donald trump wants to drive this bus off a cliff, mike pence will not be able to keep that bus from going off the cliff. pence.ss mike i would not want to be him. we went off the air, the new york times reported prominenthitman, republican donor, joining the ranks of republicans who plan to vote for hillary clinton in november. that is still a small club of republicans, but there is speculation that more defections are in the offing. meanwhile, scott walker says he will not appear with his party standardbearer friday when the auto into green bay. more republicans backing clinton in the coming weeks, we note that is true. at

what trump is doing is not that. >> it is really interesting. the way mikehandled that moment with the woman saying how do you support this language or what are you going to say to donald trump even as the people in the room are booing her. he handled that moment well. >> normally, donald trump's advantage is television . in this case, khans are using television to their advantage. they continuing to put trump on the defensive using his preferred media. >> let's talk about the devil comment. that is in the headlines. it really riled up the room. listen to donald trump say that. i want to get your thoughts on this. >> if he would have just not done anything. go home and go to sleep and relax, he would have been a hero. he made a deal with the devil. she's the devil. he made a deal with the devil. it's true. >> bernie sanders made a deal with the devil by backing hillary clinton. >> back in february, donald trump said something similar. he called hillary clinton evil. at the time, jane sanders said this has no place in the election. this is a nasty election cy

here's more of jake tapper's exclusive interview with trump's running mate, governor mike pence. >> let'sto the children born in the united states, to undocumented immigrants. donald trump said last year that these children, it's about 4.5 million of them, are not citizens. take a listen. >> i don't think they have american citizenship. we have to start a process where we take back our country. our country is going to hell. >> is it still the position of the trump/pence campaign that children born in this country -- in this country -- to undocumented immigrants are not u.s. citizens? >> well, i think the whole question of anchor babies, as it's known, the whole question of citizenship of natural born americans is a subject for the future. i think the american people ought to ask, if we look at our whole immigration system and see whether or not that works and makes sense. but under the laws of today in the united states of america, what donald trump was referring to, this is part of the issue that we need to deal with in this country. but look, i have to tell you, he is a man who speaks h

we had donald trump's running mate, mike pence, saying today he does in fact, endorse paul ryan. ho donald trump said does not write good in his words. how do you explain this divide between the two running mates and how precedented is it to have this type of endorsement? john: one unprecedented thing that's happening is to have at this late stage in a presidential campaign the head of the party, donald trump, nominal, the leader of the party, saying that he's not going to endorse the highest ranking republican elected official in the contry. david: who did endorse him with hesitation. john: in his primary race. totally unprecedented. never heard that before. by the view of most republicans like pretty close to totally insane. the second unprecedented thing is the fact that running mate in the nominee are at odds publicly over a wide variety of things. first starting with mike pence's reaction to donald trump's now four-day running campaign of criticism against the khan family. mike pence came out and said what most people expected, would have expected donald trump or other nomine

morel is an indictment of trump and it's about as serious as we've seen. >> that's right, wolf. mikes not fit to be commander in chief, but he goes on to say that trump's flirting with vladimir putin and his pro-russia policies could be the work of putin himself and he's not alone. >> i think i would have a great relationship with russia and with putin. >> vladimir putin has been labeled one of the greatest threats to u.s. national security, but donald trump continues to double down on the russian strongman. >> putin has much better leadership qualities than obama, but who doesn't know that? >> reporter: tonight, new questions about whether trump is being played. in a new york times op ed endorsing hillary clinton former cia director mike morel warns putin, a former kgb officer is using his intelligence to identify and exploit trump's weaknesses making him, quote, an unwitting agent of russia, and writing, mr. putin played upon mr. trump's vulnerabilities by complimenting him. he responded just as mr. putin calculated. a fear expressed by members of trump's own party. >> you have vla

. >> hillary clinton continues to pull ahead of donald trump in key battleground states. >> mike pence defends trump's office of style. >> sometimes things don't always come out eq need. and donald trump and i are absolute determined to work together. >> the donald is now trying to focus more on his message. >> today was a good start but, is it going to continue or will he lose focus again? >> trump is also being criticized for not yet and endorsing house speaker paul ryan. but his vp pick is endorsing them. >> i say, mike, you like them? >> new controversy has run up and some democrats are accusing trumps wife of being an illegal immigrant. >> that's one of his signature issues and if it could be proven that his wife, and we would not know that at the time of course, that she had come here illegally. >> if somebody wants to be for trump because they are anxious and fearful, maybe they are angry, because there is lots to be concerned about, we need to talk. because we don't want you being sold the same bill of goods that the students who signed up to go to trump university work sold. w

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trump!" protesters interrupt mike pence's visit to milwaukee. and-- a wild chase-- a officer punched and finally got their suspect. we'll get to all those stories in a moment-- but let's start tonight with the weather. after a steamy thursday, we're in for a rainy friday. weather expert tom wachs joins us now from the storm center with the latest. we have a slight chance for a few t- storms this evening, otherwise warm and humid with temperatures in the 80s. thunderstorm chances will increase overnight with lows in the showers and thundertorms. locally heavy rain is possible. highs in the upper 70s. rain moves out for the weekend, but dewpoints will hold in the 60s to around 70. tonight: slight chance for t-storms. better chances overnight. low: 74 dewpoint: 73 wind: sw 5-10 mph friday: cooler and humid with rain and t-storms. high: 78 dewpoint: 73 wind: ne 5-15 mph saturday: decreasing clouds, still warm and humid. am low: 67 wind: ne 5-15 mph

his visit is five days after gop presidential nominee donald trump and his running mate mike area andrump suggesting golf is more important than visiting the state and obama received criticism like that from republicans and others about not cust his summer vacation trip to martha vineyard short to show solidarity with the state. trying to deal now with countr country's worst natural disaster since hurricane sandy and some local and state officials also complaining not enough national attention is paid to flooding that left more than a dozen dead and damages tens of thousands of homes and however the louisiana governor asked president obama to stay away saying the presidential visit is a drain on resources he would prefer to dedicate to flood relief. >> just help us no red tape help us. don't make us jump through hoops. some of us don't have anything. >> meanwhile, hillary clinton's campaign also said she will visit louisiana "at a time when campaign will not disrupt the response" we're live at the white house anjali hemphill, "fox5 local news". >> hillary clinton email scandal taking

a new poll shows clinton leading trump by ten points in the national poll and mike pence breaks with trump and meeting with senator john mccain, this coming hours after trump refused to support either man's primary battle. it's the latest evidence of a campaign with disarray. members of trump's campaign telling cnn they feel like they're wasting their time in a quote from one. this afternoon, trump denied there's any problem. so i just want to tell you the campaign is doing really well. it's never been so well united. jim acosta begins our coverage out front with the trump campaign at that rally and jim, this was another day of turmoil for donald trump. >> reporter: that's right, erin and the donald trump campaign is pushing back on the notion that there is turmoil inside this campaign. as you mentioned donald trump said earlier today at a rally in daytona beach in this critical state of florida that his campaign is united and he has ignited yet another firestorm inside the republican party and his comments on paul ryan have high-level gop officials rallying behind the speaker and som

pence and donald trump are operating on two different campaigns completely. you know mikea very dignified manner, downplay trump's remarks. trump goes right back out. >> one is the good guy, thor to bad guy. >> yes but they are off kill terri ter when it comes to policy and what their campaign is about. mike pence says the media black list will be reconsidered. >> this isis story doesn't seem like it will be fading at all. is sarcasm enough to explain away trump's bold claim he made repeatedly mind you? >> no. look, this is -- again, i'm very careful when i say about this because i was wrong for an entire year once a week about donald trump's ability to win the renomination. but i'm not really going to get enthusiastic that we can't beat him until after labor day. but if the polls are where they are today a month from now he can't save his campaign. he's gotten so far off. when you see every reason valuable republican foreign policy expert in the country turning his back on donald trump that should tell you something. >> i want to get to those polls you're talking about. h

trump went with marco rubio to an anti-lgbt event a stone's throw from the pulse nightclub and mike trump the most anti-lgbt in the country. >> here is what it comes down to. donald trump's message has been and continues to be putting america first. what that means is making sure we have a full appreciation and an understanding of who is coming into our country. rick said it, coming to this country is a privilege. you have many, many more. >> there's a lot of people with a lot of different ideas. >> i have the privilege of going to ellis island and taking a tour. the ranger told us the questions asked. will you be a productive member of the country? what will you do to contribute to america? we have always been that. what we want to make sure we have the best people, not just anybody gets to come. it is a privilege to be a member of the united states. >> all four of my grandparents came through ellis island. one, a 16-year-old girl after surviving the titanic. let's not forget, more first class men got off than third class girls. they came from ireland. nobody asked them if they were repu

trump's dockets. what do we make of that? mike because they are expanding their staff any more square footage, but i think they would hold themselves to a higher standard. between the airplane and rental space, there's a lot of self-dealing going on here. i think it's not a coincidence trump decided to up his overhead the minute he got his hands on an income stream from his donors. john: we have talked a lot -- i'm going to get to hillary clinton a few minutes, but let's talk about a few things from donald trump -- he has not releases tax returns, disclose almost nothing about his health records, that out the law zoo, wazoo, indebted to the bank of china. he is by far the least transparent presidential candidate of our lifetimes. will he ever start to pay a price for that? mike: i would argue he is paying the price for it. we're having this conversation now on a week when the conversation could have been about secretary clinton and e-mails in the foundation, he's largely step on that message with his own actions and questions abou

trump needsto make an apology to this family. even from the vfw , president, republican leaders or just back off. what you will hear from mike donald trump willhold a rally 47 minutes from where connor grew up . it's two hours from where he graduated college. it's unclear if he will address the connection or the growing controversy that's put kahn's parents and the spotlight. he attempted to turn this conversation back towards isis and radical islam. >> is not talking about the guns or a lot of people. coming from syria that are properly vetted. >> is the issue he's attempting to move past. bipartisan backlash after insults that he directed at con killed in 2004. goldstar parents addressed the dnc last week. he continues to sidestep the controversy about his running mate is the father of a marine addressed it directly. >> family like all goldstar families, should always be cherished by all the people of the united states. >> the story has become such a headlinethat's prompting aresponse from the fw saying , election year or not , we will not tolerate anyone reading a speech expression. yesterday obama made a reference to tru

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so this morning, we have seen donald trump and mike pence make their way to baton rouge on the heels a speech last night which donald trump delivered saying he does have some regrets about things that he said, telling supporters they can expect to hear him tell the truth. he was not specific on what he regretted. then we're also seeing further movement within the campaign. paul manafort resigning just this morning. as a republican strategist, i wonder, your take on this, as we see these moves, there's some swift action happening behind the scenes, one would imagine. >> sure, it was a 911-er. anyone who's bin solved in campaigns can look at the trends going on with donald trump's campaign and see it was a disaster. all the polls show him losing. double digits in places like virginia, wisconsin, colorado, pennsylvania. places that he needs to win. so it was clear paul manafort was a dead man walking a few weeks ago. you know, post convention, the reports were coming out there was dissension, that paul manafort was frustrated with the candidate and we can clearly see donald trump's behav

we're going to speak to trump's running mate, governor mike pence, later in this half hour. we have every angle covered, starting this morning in washington. >> reporter: good morning to you, john. this would potentially be a big reversal for donald trump. his hard line stance on immigration is one of the defining, core issues of his campaign. trump is now preparing to make a major policy address this week on immigration. there are now some indications his positions could be changing. donald trump's campaign signaling a possible softening of his controversial position on the force deportation of 11 million undocumented immigrants. >> they will go out. they will come back. some will come back, the best, through a process. they have to come back legally. >> reporter: trump's hard line stance a signature issue of his campaign since the beginning. now his new campaign manager indicating that policy is not set in stone. >> let me play something from what mr. trump has said previously. listen to what he said back in november. >> we're going to have a deportation force. you're going

. >>> in the race for the white house, donald trump, mike pence, and tim kaine are campaigning in battleground states. hillary clinton took the day off to meet with the fbi. chris pilone reports. >> reporter: 72 days until the election and the candidates are hitting battleground states hard. republican donald trump joined this state in november. and we are going to win the white house for the american people. >> reporter: she want to see both candidates tone down their rhetoric and wants more specifics from trump on immigration. >> on day one, i'm going to begin swiftly removing criminal illegal immigrants from this country. >> reporter: he promises to clarify his plans in a week or so. trump kept up his attack the state department. her e-mail server and her involvement with the charity husband bill clinton started. >> the clintons have had their time on the stage. but now, it is time to close that chapter in the history book. >> reporter: no campaign appearances for hillary clinton saturday. instead, she went to the fbi office for her first national security briefing as a candidate. month. ti

santamon, that's where he is in louisiana, all of this happening, and you see donald trump passing out supplies along with mike pence, this all happening as donald trump's former campaign chairman paul manafort resigning following a major shakeup in his campaign. we're going to keep looking at these pictures as we talk about this news with paul manafort swept in a few months ago as an agent of change. now he is out, right, out of the campaign, just days after a new campaign structure put in place. we have david chalian here with me. i want to get your reaction to what we just heard from corey lewandows lewandowski, he said if he were doing this he would not have donald trump in places like connecticut or wisconsin accept wisconsin he sort of has been struggling in certain parpt-- p of the state. >> i think it has been a little illusive, i don't know that they have written it off yet. where they are concentrating their dollars which is always the best place to look is florida, ohio, north carolina, pennsylvania. that's the states that are seeing the first campaign ad of the cycle starting today. >> so with paul

mike pence is on the stanl in iowa. the trump rally getting underway. >> a following like his other than the in the land of the free and the home of the brave. funny thing is the party in power seems helpless to figure our nominee. the opposition and the media have the same problem. they keep telling each other the usual methods are going to work against him. they keep thinking that done him in. something else comes up and they say, now, we got him. they turn on the television the next morning and donald trump is still standing stronger than ever before and fighting for hard working americans. to make this country great. really is amazing. it proceeded out of a lifetime -- >> mike pence in des moines. he's warming up the crowd. we're expected to hear from donald trump srtly. wup one of two stops for donald trump today. going to be in wisconsin as we have been report ng the last few minutes, the expectation now, the expectation is that donald trump is going to endorse paul ryan, the house speaker, who's running for re-election. he

trump at the moment. you met with his runningmate, governor mike pence did he try to convince you to support mr. trump. >> mike and i go way back. we came into the house together. served together for 12 years. i have a lot of respect for him. he talked about the ticket. certainly respect him. i still told him i am not ready to support donald trump. >> when he talked about the is a different guy in private than he its shown in public. and, he made a good case. mike is a good guy. i hope that he has influence on donald trump. but i have yet to see, yet to see donald trump change, change positions. he needs to change. and particularly change the tone and tenor of the debate sufficient to win the election in november. >> something we hear from a lot supporting mr. trump. di in public. what does that mean though? >> i don't know. if you could govern in private. it would be okay. but you can't. so i do have a problem still with some of the statements he is making. particularly here in arizona. the statements he made out of the gate when he got into the campaign. about, those crossing the border, being

trump needs to stop blaming everyone else and decide if he wants to behave like someone who wants to be president or turn the nomination over to mike pence. trump campaign pushing back against reports in the new york times and elsewhere it has been unable to rein in the gaffe-prone candidate and get him back on message. here's campaign chairman paul manafort on cnn's "state of the union." >> we think controversy to the report and nameless sources story, the campaign is strong. we raised $100 million in last few months. we are organized in all 50 states. we have been in the battle ground states every day this month. including pennsylvania, ohio and florida multiple times. we are starting to get traction in those states. >> trump slamming the media with the barrage of tweets this weekend like this. i'm not only fighting crooked hilla hillary, but the media and the government protection process. >>> on the democratic side, vice president joe biden will be campaigning today alongside hillary clinton in his hometown of scranton, pennsylvania. they will make the case that trump is the most unprepared nominee in history when it comes to n

nicole: trump tweeting, quote, i will be making a major speech big crowds, looking for a larger venue meanwhile republican vice presidential nominee miketance on immigration are steady. >> principls -- principles are consistent and implement e-verify and we will have a mechanism for dealing with people in this country that you heard the word humanely again. it's going to be fair and tough but no path to legalization, no path to citizenship unless people leave the country. he said that consistently. this comes after trump's recently indicated he might be backing off his plan to have a deportation force to send the estimated 11 million illegal immigrant back to their home countries. meanwhile the trump campaign says it's planning to its biggest add by to date upward of $10 million on commercial airings, those ads are expected to begin airing as early as today and nine states including ohio, pennsylvania and north carolina. lauren: more possible connections between the clinton foundation and state department while hillary clinton was secretary of state. emails from december 2010 top officials from the two organizations discussed potential

i feel bad for mike pence. donald trumpht to call mike pence the janitor, because he spends most of his time cleaning up the mess that's left in aisle one, two, three, four, and five. i think he has to straighten this out, but i don't know iff donald trump has it in him to straighten this out. >> ifill: what has donaldas trump been doing right and what has he not been doing as right since his convention? >> well, he's been getting a lot of attention, hasn't he? what he's been doing wrong is almost everything. in the last six days rather than going after hillary clinton, he's gone after the gold star moms. he's lied about the nfl letter. he's thrown crying babies out of his rally and picked fights with prominent republicans. i think what you're having, maint you is right, in the last 24, 48 hours, there is this growing recognition that, youh know what, it's not going to happen. he's not going to pivot. he's not going to grow up. he's not going to become more presidential. and i think republicans had been talking themselves i