mitch blacher once again live in sky force 10 over more damage.ell us about it. >> reporter: yeah, we're over whitaker avenue in northeast philadelphia. this is whitaker avenue and friend ship street where the tree is town blockidown blockin. this is the kind of dwanamage we seeing. it's fairly scattered. some has been cleared out, but here and there you will find these kind of trees down. it one at whitaker avenue at friendship. that's the laetest from sky fore 10. >> had to be some pretty good gusts there to bring that down. >> and the bad weather is sandwiched between good weather. but what a mess today was. >> yeah, and it doesn't take very long for all the damage to occur. this just a six hour time lapse and the storms go there harrisburg all the way offshore in just that time period. right now we have mostly dry conditions, just some isolated little light showers in parts of the area. the other thing that we have is cooler weather. it's in the 60s across the entire region right now. we'll let you know how cold it will go tonight and if it wi

he's a mitch mcconnell kind of candidate. yes.is exactly the kind of candidate you would expect from a republican party whose script for several years has been to execute a full-scale assault on the integrity of our courts. blockading judicial appointments so donald trump can fill them. smearing and intimidating nominees who do not pledge allegiance to the financial interests of the rich and powerful. that's the kind. now, trump is also house speaker paul ryan's kind of candidate. paul ryan condemned donald trump's campaign for its attacks on judge curiel's integrity. great. where's paul ryan's condemnation of the blockade, the intimidation, the smears and the slime against the integrity of qualified judicial nominees and judge garland? where is he? yeah. paul ryan and mitch mcconnell want donald trump to appoint the next generation of judges. they want those judges to tilt the law in favor of big businesses and billionaires like trump. they just want donald trump to quit being quite so vulgar and obvious about it. yep. so, look,

mitch mcconnell is going to be running away from donald trump all election long.ike: do you think paul ryan's job as speaker of the house, the leader of the national republican party, the phrase leadership and character, they both go together. what is he sacrificing in terms of his hesitancy to really come out and say, listen, this guy is not what i thought? john: you tell me. what do you think he is sacrificing? you seem to be suggesting something. mike: i think at the end of the day, he is sacrificing a lot of his hard-earned reputation he has. as a smart guy who wants to broaden his approach to politics and end poverty. john: he is in a ridiculous position right now which is to basically say, he is a racist and yet, i still endorse them. , not a great place to be. today the funeral of a great, great man. muhammad ali laid to rest in louisville, kentucky, this afternoon. we will talk about that special service when we come back. ♪ john: it has been a week since muhammad ali passed away at the age of 74 but the world is still mourning. today, celebrities and poli

gnat majority leader mitch mcconnell weighed in on some of that tone this morning.i want to play you a little bit of what he had to say and get your reaction on the other side. >> i ended up casting as a young man a protest vote against a candidate i basically agreed with on almost everything because i thought he was wrong on the principle issue of that era, civil rights bill of 1964. and my party has been struggling with african-american voters ever since. i don't want to see that mistake made with latinos. it's a big important part of america. soon will be if not already our largest minority group in the country. for our party to be competitive, we have to be able to reach out to all kinds of people. >> josh, to what extent are you concerned about losing minority vote, different groups of voters for a generation as mitch mcconnell was just talking about? >> incredibly concerned. you're well aware and cited some examples donald trump has said ways that will turn off wide swath s of voting groups for generations to come and people of all colors and backgrounds and y

mitch mcconnell: he does not know a lot about the issues.ou see that in the debates he has but his debated in. that is why i have argued to him publicly and privately he ought to use a script more often turned there is nothing wrong with having prepared text. indicatesrtant -- it a level of seriousness to convey to the american people about the job you are seeking. mike: mcconnell is being tougher than ryan. especially when he said he knows nothing about the issues. you can coach him. what is going on here? john: there are the institutional issues between the house and the senate. we can talk about those in the second but mitch mcconnell is in the job, his last job here he is not going to do anything else as majority leader, or a minority leader if the democrats take over. paul ryan was to be president and he is looking at 2020. donald likelihood that trump is going to lose this election and ryan is trying to figure out a way to both protect his members but not alienate trump voters that he might need when he runs for president next time aro

after trump's comments, you have paul ryan and mitch mcconnell agreeing with barack obama and hillarylinton about his comments. >> what do you believe is going through paul ryan's mind now? that is some bad information flow for the republican. donald trump is somewhat of a man alone on an island. he made it clear that being alone on that island is ok with him at a rally today. >> the republicans, honestly, folks, our leaders have to get tougher. this is too tough to do it alone. but you know what, i think i will be forced to. i think i will be forced to. our leaders have to get a lot please, and be quiet, be quiet, don't talk, just be quiet. they have to get tougher, sharper. we have to have republicans did together or let me just do it by myself. i will do very well, i will do very well, ok? based on our poll and donald trump's attitude, how big are his troubles? john: they are pretty big. think that reaction today is maybe the deepest trouble of all. people everyr from day on twitter and other places, who casted dispersions on trump and say he suffers from narcissistic personality d

i know you disagree with mitch mcconnell.s can't help donald trump to have the senate majority leader keep on saying stuff like this. >> two things, number one, part of what mitch mcconnell is saying donald trump himself has said, that he doesn't want to duplicate of himself on the ticket. he wants somebody who is experienced in government that knows his way around capitol hill and all of that. so donald trump himself has said that. so i don't think there's anything that mitch mcconnell said in terms of that that's out of line. the rest of it, however, i would just suggest this is the reason donald trump is the nominee in the first place. what mitch mcconnell is talking about, he's representing, if you will, the quote, unquote, political class of washington, d.c., republican and democrat alike. this is exactly what voters in the republican party, 13.2 million people strong, have vetoed. they don't want this. they don't want that in their presidential nominee. so to that extent when i hear mitch mcconnell say this, all that do

how can anyone get mitch mcconnell to talk for an hour? in your own book you point out that you only speak to the press when it's to your advantage. you talk about a time when bill gates came in to see you and you just sat there and people were uncomfortable waiting for one of you to speak, and someone also told president george w. bush you were excited over a certain vote, and he said, really? how can you tell? why so few words? >> well, i'm not afraid of talking but i found i learn a lot more by listening, and so frequently i start out listening, and i think about what i want to say before i do it. i think it's fair to say that i'm in the era of trump, probably very different in my approach to commenting on public affairs. >> you're not the first one, i are remember bob novak used to say the hardest interview on "meet the press" was with a senator mike mansfield because he would ask him a question and he would say, yep, and the easiest one was hubert humphrey. one question he would talk for an hour. >> you don't get in trouble with what

how can anyone get mitch mcconnell to talk for an hour. because in your own book, you point out that you only the press when it's to your advantage. you talk about a time when bill gates came in to see you, the two of you to sat there, or uncomfortable waiting for one of you to speak at your account that once someone once told president george w. bush that you were excited over a certain vote and he said really? how can you tell. so why so few words? >> guest: i'm not afraid of talking but i found i learned a lot more by listening. so frequently, i start out listening and think about what i want to say before i do it. i think it's fair to say that i'm in the era of trauma, probably a very different approach to commenting on public prayers. >>. >> host: bob novak used to say the hardest interview he said yet and you dancer asking another question and he'd say no when you got out of questions and the easiest one was hubert aubrey, one question and he talked for 30 minutes before you don't get in trouble for what you don't say and i think the

joining me now, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. thank you for joining me. >> good to be here. >> i was almost taken aback that you didn't run for re-election. did many people know this? >> well, i talked about it with my wife. i was a pretty big target from people on the right who thought i was some kind of an obama enabler and i knew i'd be a big target on the left and i didn't want to be the one who kept us from getting the majority. but i mentioned in the book a childhood experience that i thought about during that period and my dad fought in world war ii, he was a pretty tough guy, watched this kid across the street push me around. >> what was his name. >> dicky magrew. my dad said to go over there and beat him up. i went over there and bent his glasses and that story came back could me when i was thinking whether all of this attention, unwanted attention was going to cause me to step aside. so i decided not to on the primary by 35 points and the general by 15 and had a happy ending. >> whatever happened to dicky magrew? >> you

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i think mitch mcconnell obviously is playing this in a pretty interesting way. he is supporting the nominee, but he also bashes trump. i think he is a guy to watch. he is watching this through the prism of the supreme court vacancies and his own majority. right now he thinks it is in his interest to kind of lay at the way he is and be out there saying, "i'm ok with trump." as soon as he decides it's not in his interest, he is going to not be ok with trump and cut his incumbents lose. paul ryan is having a heck of a time with this. he has a different set of imperatives than mcconnell does, but i've got my eye on mitch mcconnell. mark: i do, too. if the trend keeps going on these senate races the way it is, i think mcconnell is going to have to come up with a new strategy. it may not mean try to stop trump at the convention, but it does mean come up with a new strategy of how his incumbents talk about trump. was quoted earlier this year saying they would drop him like a hot rock, and i know they would. he is not going to sit by and easily lose the majority. i thin

what about mitch mcconnell and where he stands?ting conversation last night with the senate majority leader and what he thinks donald trump needs to do. let's listen. >> i think it's time for him to look like a serious candidate for president which means that you need to think before you speak, you need to apologize when you make a mistake, and get on script. he's running for the most important job in the country, some would argue in the world. and i think there's a certain threshold of credibility that needs to be met. this could be a winnable race. >> now, as you know, mitch mcconnell chooses his words very carefully. that was quite a smackdown in a prepared smackdown from the majority leader. is that how you took it? >> he had to know i was going to ask him that question. we had a great discussion at the american enterprise institute. this is another prime example of the senate majority leader who was also in a very difficult position. i mean, a lot of people don't realize that mitch mcconnell has been quietly a civil rights lea

canned remarks about donald trump for mitch mcconnell.s bloomberg politics why he believes companies to pick an experienced running mate. >> he doesn't know a lot about the issues. you see that in the debates in which he has participated. that's why i have argued to him --t he often this ought to that he ought to use a script more often. mcconnell also says trump's attacks on ethnic groups and other republicans needs to end. teams hunting for the missing searchan airliner will hun thepieces of debris off australian coast in the southern indian ocean. the head of germany's track and field federation wants the ioc to bar russian and kenyan athletes from this year's olympic games in rio. unjust tot would be athletes -- the campaign for written to --ve the european union britain to leave the european union took a 10 point lead in one newspaper. in less than two weeks, the country votes in a referendum. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. david: commodity markets are closi

i've got my eye on mitch mcconnell. >> i do too.oing on these senate races in new hampshire, ohio, north carolina and missouri, if the trend line keeps going the way it is, i think mcconnel will have to come up with a new strategy. >> i think he was quoted by jonathan martin earlier this year that they dropped him like a hot rock. i know he would. he's not going to sit by and easily lose the majority. i think they have some real problems hanging onto their majority. he'll make a move if he has to. >> john, you're a great student of mccain's body language. do you think he's worried about losing this race or being cautious? >> i think he's worried. he always runs like he could lose. he is doing that. maybe that's something that may wind up saving mccain in the end is the fact he took this serious from the very start even before trump. >> what kind of candidate skills does congresswoman kirkpatrick have? she's not well known yet statewide, i don't think. slepts a large rule arizona district. several indian communities in her district.

says, mitch has polio. it is hard today to imagine how terrifying those words must a bed for a parent then. >> guest: absolutely. i subsequently learned that it was a serious epidemic epidemic in 1944 all over the country. the disease is very unpredictable. of course you could have the flu, you think you'd have the flu and a couple weeks later some people would be completely normal, some people could have an iron lung or be dead. in my case, it affected my left quadriceps, the muscle between your knee and your thigh. in one of the great, good fortunes of my life this little crossroads, five points, alabama there's not even a stoplight there where my mother, as you indicated was living with her sister while my dad was overseas fighting the germans. happen to be 60 miles from hospital in roseville having been there himself in the 20s. >> host: because he had polio. >> guest: he got it at age 39, completely paralyzed below the waist. >> host: but your mother had no way of knowing if you would be like the prese

as you saw from paul ryan, and to a lesser extent, mitch mcconnell. greta: and the response from the donald trump campaign? stephen: a lot of this is donald trump -- he is a negotiator. you try to gain the upper hand with republican leaders who have their own agenda they are working on. literally, house republicans working on an agenda trump has been silent on. this is a play within the party. this is the same thing going on for months now. it is a play within the republican party for primacy and trump is playing that for all it is wth

as you have just played in that clip with mitch mcconnell. he was asked the same question ten times and gave the same answer every time. >> does mr. trump understand that people do find these remarks to be offensive even within the gop that are calling this to be racist remarks? are they racist in feeling that way? where is the disconnect here, katrina? >> i think the disconnect. that's a great question. the disconnect is the context of the statements. the statements alone, they can sound racial in nature. when you put it in context of the ethnicity connected to the potential activism, which the media has been putting out black lives matter and their entire premise is activism with ethnicity in the court system. so all of the sudden it doesn't matter in this case. i think the context here is what's important. >> donlt judge curiel's work taking on the mexican drug cartel, having to hide himself and his family doesn't that go to speak to the character in which he serves in this federal position on the bench? >> i don't think anybody is questio

. >> mitch had walk 2d 00 miles from his pennsylvania home to sign up for the marines. >> all of a sudden you see nothing but bayonets coming at you and the most horrible screaming. >> and frank had just graduated from new jersey's eaton high school. >> next thing i know i was coming out of the water and we had shots all around us. >> summer of 1942, they were just four of the 105,000 boys headed to guadalcanal. at the time nearly a million americans were serving their country overseas. back home it was a time of sacrifice and determination. >> now that the national rubber crisis has caused tires to be rationed, this is one. we see the car balding along on wooden tires. >> part of the solomon island chain, guadalcanal is about twice the size of long island, new york. it's been described as a hung of pes ta'u lands and rot that's been diabolical all the time. >> i think everyone on the island had malaria. >> near australia, guadalcanal seemed an unlikely stepping stone for america to turn the tide against the japanese. >> the japanese used this. >> richard frank is a vietnam veteran who's

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notably mitch mcconnell and paul ryan. neither have heeded trump's advice to shush. they have been critical of trump's rhetoric since they endorsed him last month. both dodged questions about his yesterday. with all that mind, we decided and thinking about this to call the main sources of trump's prevail, the three ds. there's the data. there are the donors, those big dollar backers who have stayed largely on the sideline and there's the ongoing dispension, third d, within trump's campaign. let's start with first d. what kind of data, beyond public poll numbers that we talked about, what kind of private poll numbers are spooking republicans? >> there's a period when they said, trump may win. he may not. he probably won't. we're going to get a lot of donations from people who don't give it to trump and we're going to support our majority. they're going to poll a lot in the next week and see how this is affecting things. the minute they think he will cost them their majority, their view of the world will change dramatically. they are beginning the hear from people it m

mitch mckconnell is in the job. paul ryan wants to be president of the united states.e's looking at 2020 and the likelihood that donald trump, in his view, donald trump will lose this election, and ryan is trying to figure out way to protect his members but not alienate trump voters that he might need when he runs for president next time around. >> mitch mcconnell has a reputation of being a very cautious individual who would not tell you if your coat were on fire, nor would i tell you. >> it's happened, my coat's been on fire and you've said nothing. >> yeah. what is going through mcconnell's mind? he's seeming to write donald trump off in a sense. >> i think mcconnell is focused on trying to somehow, somehow, against the odds given the number of seats that republicans are defending wanting to keep hold of the senate majority. the only way to do is to put as much distance as possible between themselves and donald trump. he's starting to lay down markers for that right now. i think he'll be running away from donald trump along with a lot of republican senators all elec

the senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, "outfront." and why he argued that two other judges she had stanley cup down from a case. he said it had nothing to do with their race or gender. our report, coming up. >>> plus trump and clinton, the next fight for sanders' supporters. let's go "outfront." >>> i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, no apology. donald trump ignoring demands from party leaders and donors. for an apology over his remarks about an american judge's mexican heritage. tonight, telling bloomberg news and i quote mr. trump. it's not a big case, and they, the voters, don't care about it. nobody cares. we want to get on to where the economy is going and everything else. now that combined with a scripted and toned down super tuesday victory speech, giving house speaker paul ryan cover to call for party unity. telling house republicans behind closed doors today, quote, it's time to be united. otherwise you get stuck with hillary clinton. ryan, of course, yesterday calling trump's remarks about the judge racist. republican lea

mitch mcconnell, those comments from mitch mcconnell, what's most significant to me about them is the fact that he's making them. this is a guy who's loathe to speak out publicly, to get off of -- to be saying anything negative about his own team, about his own party. the simple fact that he's saying anything here seems to speak volumes. >> most times, in presidential campaigns, communications to the candidate from within the party, they're done via back channels. but in this campaign, especially with donald trump as the standard-bearer, these communications are being done in public, through the media. and you see this with senator mcconnell and so many other party leaders. they're trying to make their advice to trump pluck so he hears it and perhaps listens to it. this is a party that's grappling with someone who's not an insider. someone who is reluctant to have their advice, but they feel a burden, because they want to keep their majorities and keep their party in line to say it. >> so, ann, is there any indication trump is getting that message and is adjusting in any way? he gave

but to have those on the internet, to have the standard bearer, ball r-- paul ryan's candidate, mitch mcconnell's candidate saying that barack obama may have been complicit in the killings of americans is beyond breathtaking.

but knew senator majority leader mitch mcconnell joining in to an apparent resistance movement to the republican party's elected standard-bearer. he said the remarks about the trump university judge were beyond the pale. ryan in his typical fashion took no note at all of the judge's potential political organizations. what could be better than two women leftists on the democratic ticket. hillary clinton stoking speculation she may choose senator elizabeth warren as her running-mate. clinton met with warren at her home in washington. trump tweeted pocahontas is at it again. goofy elizabeth warren has a nasty mouth. hope she is vp choice. warren called trump a thin-skinned fraud. the race already heated. i'll be talking about it with a number of tonight toes and a haven'ts -- a number of politicos and a savants. another social media giant is accused of cyber ask kren orship. news that google hid negative stories about hillary clinton. >> google has been actively altering search recommendations. >> it typed in the words hillary clinton cri. if you do the same on yahoo or bing you get hill

mitch mcconnell handled it well and say let's deal with this in private.as surprised is hillary clinton didn't get anything. she should have had the best week ever and see a great bump in the polls. she remained absolutely the same with those folks that donald trump lost going in the i don't know category. those are folks mr. trump can win back. >> i can just address something about the two groups they're speaking to? let's be clear. you're right, there's a huge difference. the faith and family coalition doesn't even represent a majority of evangelicals anymore. let's bear in mind. 60% of my lillennial evangelica support same-sex marriage and planned parenthood is supported by a majority of men and women who support a woman's right to choose in this country. huge difference, scottie. >> i want to jump in on that last comment about mitch mcconnell because he's come in with something more as of late. ben, i just want to get you to weigh in on this if you can and get comments on the screen if you can. but mitch mcconnell saying he needs somebody highly experi

let's just say senate majority leader mitch mcconnell doesn't quite see it that way. something he talked about with connell mcshane today. >> i don't know where they got that. i have been saying exactly the opposite. in fact, the middle class is shrinking. this is the worst recovery after a deep recession since world war ii. the number of people on food stamps is at a record level. the labor participation rate is back where it was in the carter administration. i don't recall saying anything optimistic about this. >> maybe we are better than we were at the depths of the recession in '08. if you make a comparison like that. >> that's convenient for the white house. another way of looking at it is how does this recovery compare to other deep recessions. it's the worst recovery after a deep recession since world war ii. the pattern frequently, actually always, has been the deeper the recession, the quicker the bounce-back. not this time. deep recession, slow bounce-back. america's averaged about 4% growth rate a year throughout its history. this administration hasn't had

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i love the way mitch mcconnell talked about it. he's got so many deficits and doesn't know anything. maybe they will change the rules and he'll get to have three vice presidents because he will need military, domestic. whatever. >> i can't think of an example where >> chris christie would want it. i think it's a terrible choice but he would want it. i could still see that. >> i think the best choice is a bob corker. i think that would be a really smart choice -- >> but he falls into that category of would he take it? >> would he take it, absolutely. >> at this point. >> i think you'd really have to work on it but to the establishment folks that would say a lot and he would balance the temperament and experience issue. >> people have laughed and i'm trying to figure this out, who i think it's going to be, scott brown. i think scott brown falls into the category of would take it, would be compatible with donald trump, would like it. by the way, a scott brown/elizabeth warren debate -- they're laughing at me again. i was kidding, i kn

and mitch mcconnell says to you, what should we do? >> i would say we need to change that dynamic. and get on board. i agree with harold. hillary and obama have made a great tech team this week. -- tag team this week. about is overly elated donald trump or hillary clinton. but the democrats have done a far better job of coalescing behind him -- behind her and moving forward. it's about time for the republicans to do the same. i will probably get about a thousand phone calls for that when the show was over. but that would be my advice. mark: secretary clinton refused to commit to keeping wasserman schultz on -- >> i've said repeatedly that i think the chairwoman made things messier than it should have been. to professor right support for mrs. clinton, but as --arty chair, bernie sanders if the only way to keep harmony is for denver wasserman schultz -- i don'thairman have any issues with what mrs. clinton is saying. pretend like you are bernie sanders's chief advisor tellppeared what would you him to do? income a speech about inequality and how you raise these issues. you had a batt

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mitch, thank you for joining us. tell us about the scene. you heard me, jake tapper here with cnn. tell us about the scene. >> reporter: okay. >> mitch, can you hear me? it is jake tapper with cnn. >> we're having problems with his cell phone, evan. let me bring you back in. how do they determine whether or not a specific terrorist zroup responsible for an attack like this? do they wait for a group to claim responsibility? >> you do all of those things, but one of the things happening right now, the u.s. intelligence committee is looking at communications. you look to see what communications there might have been, if somebody made a phone call, you can try to look and see who they were communicating with. that might give you an indication if there was somebody. >> thank you. more on this breaking news out of istanbul in "the situation room" stay with cnn. of a trip to athens, greece. you accidentally booked a flight to athens, georgia. with travelocity, there's no fee to cancel or rebook most flights within 24 hours. travelocity® wander wise

as mitch mcconnell said, i'll take boring.t of politicians choose to be boring. let's give a listen to what donald trump in his first speech, first rally, since basically the beginningful the general election, has to say. >> but i know all about richmond. you know, we set this up yesterday. we've had one day and look at this. i mean, it's amazing. well, thank you, everybody. thank you. we're going to bring jobs back to america, remember that. jobs back. no more games. we're playing games. this country of ours is playing games and they're not smart games. so i want to thank everybody. i want to thank the folks from richmo richmond. here's the story. i have a lot of property, a lot of employees. i think some of them are here. where's kerry? we have the vin yard. it's the largest vineyard on the east coast. and i don't drink. i don't drink, can you believe it? but it's the largest -- there she is. hello, kerry. are we doing well? we've got a lot of employees, how many employees? 110? that's a lot, right? that's a lot. that's grea

first of all, mitch mcconnell is a very cautious leader. he doesn't usually speak out this bluntly.ng on here where a number of senators now who have expressed their concern are actually having second thoughts? >> well, you know, andrea, when mitch mcconnell is home alone at night and paul ryan is and john mccain is, they are thinking, what have we gotten into? and i think, unfortunately, they're too fatalistic and think they can't get out of it. mitch mcconnell in that sound bite you played shows why so many americans are sort of sick of politicians. donald trump should get on script. isn't that a funny thing for a political leader to say? as if someone who has said horrible things and has no commitment to the rule of law or other things, if he would just, quote, get on script, everything would be fine. that's what fuels some of the support for donald trump among republicans with the disgust with the get on script type of leaders. having said that, i think this recent event with judge curiel is different from things trump has said. why suddenly might this be the straw that breaks t

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you had mitch mcconnell last night saying you are running out of time, buddy.y they can't just say we are not with you. mark kirk did. >> so when you go to the camera you take that and then you move a little bit, push and push. push in. thank you. boom. did it again. just like monday night football in '73. you have it all going. >> this is an amazing one. >> look at that. >> i'm excited. >> that is suitable for framing right there. for all the talk of hillary clinton being such a robotic political candidate there was a moment when she first stepped on the stage and saw the crowd and was drinking in the moment that was real emotion. you don't see it from her very often. if you watch that 30 seconds or so you can see her drinking in that moment. >> if you watch her the way she took it in, a wash with cheers from the audience, the music was good. you can sense, at least i did, you could sense the fact that she feels now free, finally free. free from the burden, heartbreak of losing in 2008. free from the burden of introspection of the media surveillance. just free

colonel in the last -- mitch mcconnell in the last few hours. and we talked to andy card, former white house chief of staff and he expressed reservations as well and we'll talk about whether they're coalescing or not. >> i'll be honest with you, i can't imagine donald trump being the president of the united states the way he's been acting. no, i think a real president has to do a very different job than the one donald trump is demonstrating that he thinks he could do as president. >> does he need to do a better job getting them all on board to raise money first and foremost? >> the donors are very upset the way trump has behaved in the last few weeks including some that officially signed up for him. it wouldn't be that hard. he wouldn't have to behave like the most dignified presidential candidate of all time just better. he spent this week alienating a lot of donors and establishment types like andy card. you look at polls. he's even in national polls and had good days in the last couple of weeks. the party is more unified than democrats are as

it comes from the senate majority leader, republican mitch mcconnell of kentucky. he has just published his memoir, "the long game", after five terms in the u.s. senate. he is the longest serving senator in kentucky history. i sat down with the senator this morning at the offices of the national republican senatorial committee here in washington. senator mitch mcconnell, thank you very much for talking with us. >> glad to be with you. >> woodruff: we're here the talk about your memoir, "the long game." there's a lot going on right now at this moment politically. i want to get to that. you write about the people who influenced you. of course, your mother, your father, you write about the senator from kentucky, john sherman cooper, mike mansfield. when you think about these people and their influence in your life, how does donald trump compare? >> well, he's certainly a different kind of person in politics, totally different. the republican voters wanted somebody from outside, and they picked somebody from outside. we'll see in the end whether that works out. they do

among them, mitch mcconnell. but he voiced concerns about trump's rhetoric. >> what he ought to be doing is trying to unify the party. i think attacking people once you have won is a time, if you can, to be gracious and try to bring the party together. so i don't agree with everything trump says or does. but i do know that we now have a choice. a choice between two very unpopular candidates. very unpopular. >> here to discuss, kaley mcenanny, a trump supporter, and hillary rosen. thank you for coming on. cayli, i want to start with you, on the heels of what we heard from mitch mcconnell, does he have a point? will trump alienate the republicans he needs to win if he continues to take shots at others in the party. he's sort of acting more like a primary candidate. >> most of donald trump's criticisms have been reserved for hillary clinton. he did take a swipe at the new mexico governor, but i believe it was yesterday, he came out and said we would love to have her endorsement after she kiejd of insinuated there's

mitch blacher, nbc 10 news. >>> today's fast moving storm reeked havoc across parts of delaware. downed power lines and trees up and down silver side road in north wilmington. delaware viewers sent us this photo of a tree on a car in new castle. the storm had vendors at the greek festival bracing for impact. >> it was pretty windy, pretty scary. the tent was shaking. >> a lot of wind. made things really exciting here. >> today's storm just a drop in the bucket for some vendors who say they have seen it all in 41 years at the festival. >>> the storms also put amtrak service on hold this afternoon. skies force 10 over north philly where downed wires stopped this train on its tracks. service was eventually restored, but there has been residual delays. riders should still expect some delays. >>> the storm still has a lot of people in the dark. peco is reporting about 34,000 customers without power. pse and g says arm 19,500 are without power. and ac electric, 8,000 out thinks in their service region. >>> the storms moved fast across the region, but now it seems to have cleared up. te

he's a mitch mcconnell kind of candidate.es. [ applause ] he is exactly the kind of candidate you'd expect from a republican party whose script for several years has been to execute a full scale assault on the integrity of our courts, blockading judicial appointments so donald trump can fill them. smearing and intimidating nominees who do not pledge allegiance to the financial interests of the rich and powerful. that's the kind. now, trump is also house speaker paul ryan's kind of candidate. paul ryan condemned donald trump's campaign for its attacks on judge curiel's integrity. great. where's paul ryan's condemnation of the blockade, the intimidation, smears and slime of the qualified judicial nominees and judge garland? where is he? paul ryan and mitch mcconnell want donald trump to appoint the next generation of judges. they want those judges to tilt the law in favor of big businesses and billionaires like donald trump. they just want donald trump to quit being so vulgar and obvious about it. yep. [ cheers and applause ] s

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