that from mitt romney. this is a short time after the mother of the woman killed in charlottesville made it clear to the president, i do not want to talk to you. listen to this. >> we understand that president trump has reached out. have you talked to him directly yet? >> um, i have not. and now i will not. at first, i just missed his calls. the first call, it looked like came during the funeral. i didn't even see that message. there were three more frantic messages from press secretaries throughout the day. i didn't know why. that would have been on wednesday. i was home recovering from the exhaustion of the funeral and so i thought, i'll get to them later. then i had more meetings to establish her foundation. i hadn't really watched the news until last night. i'm not talking to the president now. i'm sorry. after what he said about my child. it's not that i saw somebody else's tweet, i saw a clip of him equating the protesters like miss heyer with the kkk and the white supremacists. >> and that is where y

a scathing statement from mitt romney posted op facebook. the whether he inteded to or not, what he communicated caused racists to rejoisz, minorities to weep and the vast part of america to mourn. he didn't mean what -- what we heard is now the reality. unless it is addressed by the president as such with unprecedented candor and strength there may commence an unraveling of our national fabric. he concludes the statement by saying mr. president, act now for the good of the country. again, those words from mitt romney. joining now the mother of heather heyer and murdock. there is other breaking news. le terror attacks in spain. our vehicle-involved incidents the new normal and how should officials respond. here to discuss, a terror analyst and senior fellow. what is notable now, as we look at what happened in spain this morning, this seeps like a fairly large cell. i mean we count ten if not more, 12 people involved in this. they apparently were trying to build bombs in the night before. what does this all tell you? >> this is one of the big

i think that's what mitt romney is looking at. this is not about politics.s is about who we are as a country, who do we want to be as a country and what the president's job in moments of national tragedy, national strife is. trump seems to not care or not understand that that's the role, and that frankly is different than the 43 people who preceded him in the job. you know, he says he's modern day president's. his words. that's what -- we're going to see. i think most want regular old presidential. >> mitt romney also said the president should address the american people, acknowledge he was wrong, apologize. >> he's not going to do that. >> a lot of people don't think the president will apologize. >>> more breaking news coming out of charlottesville now. new charges against the suspect in the death of the counterprotestors in charlottesville. details right after a quick break. and the wolf huffed and puffed... like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air

i just got handed this statement from mitt romney.e basically said this is a defining moment for this president. it's long statement but he says the president must take remedial action in the extreme. he should address the american people, acknowledge that he was wrong, apologize, state forcefully and unequivocally that racists are 100% to blame for the murder and violence in charlottesville. good advice? >> yeah. i think what clouds this story, though, in terms of trump, his relationship with republicans, is that statement t from mitt romney, as strong as it is and as shocking as it would be in the context of any previous administration, a fellow republican, the previous nominee saying this, is pretty much what mitt romney said about donald trump during the campaign. whether it was john mccain who wouldn't endorse him, lindsey graham, this dynamic was at work during the campaign last year and i think the political element of this i think it makes this so difficult to figure out is donald trump ended up winning but he won with basical

mitt romney posts this lengthy statement on facebook three days later. at the very least, it shows the president has not been able to turn the corner on this with his own party. >> no, he hasn't. he's not going to be able to certainly in the near term, kate, because he won't apologize or admit he was wrong. he will say i was right, try to change the subject by making the debate over the removal of confederate soldier statues when really it's about his, i think advocation of moral leadership as president during and after charlottesville. so, the question is, what else comes up? he's clearly hoping something else comes up to change the subject. donald trump was never a republican prior to running for office. he chose to run as a republican. he -- the republican party did lineup behind him, eventually, but now, i do think there needs to be some level of reckoning. i think republicans would be whistling past the political graveyard if they said, well, maybe people will forget about this and move on. this is not an isolated incident. this is who the guy is an

you worked for mitt romney. mitt romney did give that really just devastating speech in utah the warning american people about what donald trump would do as president of the united states. what do you make of that facebook post from mitt romney? that was tough stuff? >> governor romney tried to give him a chance. he h the governor was outraged by what the president said this week. governor romney is someone who saw his father, george romney, the governor of michigan, be active in the civil rights movement. it's something that's important to him, and i know knowing him it's a very important issue to have moral leadership from the oval office. i think that's why had he put the statement out. that being said, this is a distraction for all republicans, not just governor romney, but for everybody. if we can't get anything passed in congress, this is a huge distraction. we're going to have difficulty telling the people in 2018 why we need re-election. >> i want to ask maria after the break can democrats beat donald tr

tammy: it's a shame with someone like mitt romney who i grew to appreciate and admire to fall so farated by. this is why he lost. the disconnection with the reality of what's going on on the ground. the people defending and cozying up with this antifa group without knowing the details will bemoan this because of the level of violence. david: it may also backfire because there is journalist stick evidence to back up what the press is saying. the atlantic monthly not known as a right-wing rag. their cover story this month was the following. the rise of the violent left. they pulled that as their cover story right after charlottesville, i believe three days later. but this article. bbc had a piece. "antifa, left-wing militants on the rise." there is a lot of journalististic evidence that what the president said is true. charlie: you can see that president is right and talking to the people directly and going around the left-wing media. but he's up against a party, it's republicans, too. but a party that's built an entire political establishment around -- that's based on color coding vot

i was reminded of how specific mitt romney was last year when i interviewed him about what the president was saying as a candidate. and here is the clip. watch this. >> he's demonstrated who he is, and i've decided that a person of that nature should not be the one who, if you will, becomes the example for coming generations or the example of america to the world. look, i don't want to see trickle down racism. i don't want to see a president of the united states saying things which change the character of the generations of americans that are following. presidents have an impact on the nature of our nation, and trickle down racism, trickle down bigotry, and trickle down miss only a miss only any, all these are dangerous to the character of america. i'm not looking for mr. trump to change a policy that aligns more with my own. it is not a matter of policy. it is more a matter of character and integrity. >> do you think he is a racist? >> i think his comments time and again appeal to the racist tendency that exist in some people and i think that is very dangerous. >> very strong words from

everyone for mitt romney as well as both former president bush's also coming out in criticizing presidentmp's response to charlottesville. i think when you hear that caliber of republicans criticizing, dear ministration has tried to force the debate about statues, but republicans very much being moved by the press conference in new york city on tuesday. really calling that a type of response that they disagree with. for presidentuble trump legislative agenda when he comes back. source with a senior with an paul ryan's office today that says that president trump house speaker paul ryan have not spoken since tuesday, that prince conference -- press conference. that's interesting that they have not spoken since tuesday. there's a lot of division amongst republicans in this white house. vonnie: standby for a moment. bill cohen.ing in literallyse, it is walls ruling the free world. this is gary cohn pitted against steve bannon to a certain extent. not happened yet, but "the new york times" reporting that the decision has been made . -- itic the gary cohn looks like the gary cohn faction has on

. >> and former republican presidential nominee mitt romney called on president trump to admit he's wrong and apologize. weijia jiang cbs news the white house. >> senator corker and mitt romney interviewed with president trump during the transition period to become secretary of state. >>> police in spain have arrested a fourth suspect in yesterday's terror attack in barcelona and cambrils spain. 13 people were killed and 100 injured when a van pedestrians. cbs news has learned that the attacks could be linked to an isis cell. police killed five terror suspects during a raid in a town south of barcelona. >>> there have been three previous incidents where terrorists used vehicles in their attacks. the june 3rd attack on the london bridge left 8 people dead and in stockholm sweden, terrorists struck an apartment, four people were killed on april 17th and on march 22nd, terrorists struck london's westminster bridge that killed five people there. >>> the july 2016 attack in nice, france was the deadliest when a large truck plowed through a crowd gathering for bastille day celebrations. three a

so mitt august 2013 everybody pretty much in politics i think expected donald trump to go to a blowout loss just came off but was doing okay in the polls for a few days than decided to fight with fox news he attacked the parents of this leaves u.s. soldier in every day he was distracted by some new scandal than he was losing between eight and 10 points and big talk on the campaign trail and in washington when the rnc would pull the plug on trump to take away all the money to try and sell -- save what they thought were the floundering members weighed down by the terrible anchor. in the second week of august the and in some of the daughter of a conservative billionaire named robert mercer who was a secret hedge fund magnate it also funded trump's campaign to the tune of millions of dollars he with so frustrated the way trump was performing that she got on her helicopter to a trumpet fund-raiser and sat him down and told him you are headed for defeat unless you make a change right now and to know who you should hire you should hire steve bannon to be your campaign manager and also as your

former presidential candidate mitt romney posted a statement on facebook saying, quote, what president trump tweeted caused racists to rejoice, minorities to weep and the vast heart of america to mourn. he also called for the president to apologize. let's get right to oliver mcgee, former trump campaign adviser, former deputy secretary of transportation. the rallies will be held in boston, dallas, salt lake city and elsewhere today. do you think the president has learned anything from the widespread criticisms of his remarks and might he take a different tone if these rallies turn violent? >> thank you for having me today, alex. left turn, right turn, people are at a point of no return. what we see is a struggle between the media and the president in messaging this week. i think with the change and the shift that we've had in the white house, the signal that i want to leave for your audience is that the country has always been center right. basically that's where the administration is shifting right now as the president as a walking national security instrument is essentially being kel

mitt romney was happy to sit down with him and eat dinner.republicans are getting praise, undeserved praise for only being willing to name donald trump and stand up to him when it's actual nazis that he is excusing this. >> well, we don't know. we're not at the dinner. i think mitt romney came out of that dinner looking pretty terrible. the lesson is don't be with donald trump if you don't want somewhere down the line to look bad. this guy is a guy who has no moral character. the interesting thing about this is i think this may be the moment for trump, the last weekend. i think today in the 2018 elections, if you vote for a republican, you're supporting donald trump. this has become a referendum f. if you want to vote for a racist in the white house, then you'd better vote for republicans. if you want to vote for the democrats and really have change, that's where i think america is going. and i think there's a lot more decent americans than there are the kind of people who supported the folks in charlottesville and trump is in the minority. a

romney, it's old news, he comes out with a ballisticering statement, mitt romney said the same things in the campaign last year. >> a quick break here. that's right. get that one in there for your party t. roundtable is staying with us. did bannon help president trump get elected by preying on the anxiety of voters? does it get better now steve bannon is out? this is "hardball" where the action is. >>> you think they're going to give you your country back without a fight, you are sadly mistaken. every d every day it is going to be a fight. >> that was steve bannon warning it is going to be a fight against the op zpligs. he has been credited as being the architect behind the president's policy, including the ang zbliexieties of his bas. it does not look like the president will abandon that strategy. that's ahead. this is "hardball." >>> today president trump used the terror attacks in spain to promote his travel ban and to attack the courts. he fweeted this radical islamic terrorism must be stopped by whatever means necessary. the court must give us back our protective rights. have to

. >> former mitt romney called for the president to apologize. mr. trump's response should not be a surprise. a year ago, bannon was brought into where i a campaign that was flaring after mr. trump refused to stop attack a muslim gold father. >> i was viciously attacked on the democratic national convention stage by mr. khan and i responded. 18 months ago, mr. trump failed to confront white nationalists on the campaign trail >> i don't know anything about what you are talking about white supremacy or white supremacists. six years ago, mr. trump launched his career with the false claim that the first african-american president was not born in the united states. >> you are not allowed to be a president if you are not born in this state >> the white house was unable to unwilling to provide a guest right down in the press secretary. one republican who is willing to talk is jc watt. thank you for joining me. >> thank you for having me back. >> why is it easy for you to come out. you are here this morning. why do you think so many of your former colleagues

affirmative action is constitutional to take race as one factor among many to decide which students to it mitt. so he concurred but later it became the law eliot you can take race into account to decide how to construct your student body but it has macon american institutions far more diverse. we should think of diversity or affirmatiaffirmati ve-action as a commitment for integration. huckabee has with bad debt sad truth there would be close the race the segregated. >> hasn't been challenged?. >> numbers times that the way that we are now that it is still constitutional the supreme court has not said otherwise would that doesn't mean it wouldn't continue to be challenged. co-author of this book acting white what does that mean?. >> so to emphasize the of question mark is how we talk about discrimination. swith that classic example to fall that moment of a decision maker picks a white person over a black person. we want to present where they may so we want this person that into suggest that is a discrimination of which we should be concerned as well so to explain that that looks like me is to

mitt romney's statement. just saw before i came to talk to you that john cornyn put out pretty tough remarks now, the number two man in the united states senate about donald trump's comments this week and how he missed and failed at an opportunity to really heal the country and move it forward. so while getting rid of steve bannon may in the very micro-sense change the news cycle a bit for him rather than all these republicans that have been coming out being the dominant storyline, brooke, but i don't think it's going to be a completely page-turning moment for him. it seems to me that republican leaders on the hill are still looking to hear from donald trump to clean up and move past those remarks on tuesday where he had that moral equivalency between the counterprotesters and the kkk and the neo-nazis. >> you know, you mention all these really important republicans, but i think the one voice that perhaps means more is heather heyer's mother. this is what she said this morning. >> i have not and now i will no

it was mitt romney's facebook post i want to throw out.nded to or not what he communicated caused racists to rejoice, minorities to weep and the vast heart of america to mourn. his apoll gists strain to explain that he didn't mean what we heard. there may commence to an unraveling of our national fabric. >> mitt romney is not the first time he's warned about donald trump. people can debate is he credible as a voice of this. i think his credentials speak for themselves. is he right? >> yes. he is credible whatever his credibility within the republican party. he's credible as a person of integrity and decency. he is calling upon president trump to do things that most of the country would agree with. the problem is that donald trump doesn't agree with them. donald trump's statement on saturday, which we all parsed and people talked about how will he clean it up and he tried on monday. it wasn't a mistake. he was expressing what he thought. we found out the next day when we had the press conference that he was saying what he thought. for him t

but i want you to hear what mitt romney had to say in a facebook post. or not -- and, again, this is mitt romney -- what he communicated caused racists to rejoice, minorities to weep and the vast heart of america to mourn. and, let's see, betsy, to you. what do you make of that? >> this is the kind of criticism that will not carry significant weight within the trump white house. the reality is that romney has been criticizing trump ever since he first entered the republican primary. he's been one of the most vocal republican party elders to go after him, and the white house just doesn't put that much stock in what romney has to say. all they have to do is point out that there wasn't a president romney, that his approach to republican politics doesn't prove successful in an electoral manner, and that's enough for them to just write off what he's saying. whether or not his criticism is valid, it's obviously a criticism a lot of republicans share. it's going to have very little bearing on whether or not it actually changes the way the president speaks and b

campaign manager robby mook and mitt romney's campaign manager both ran campaigns targeted by foreignefending digital democracy. they join us for an interview you will see only on "cbs this morning." welcome to both of you. this is really interesting. matt, what do you think the average american doesn't understand about cyber hacking in our elections? >> i think after the last election i don't think everyone understands it is a bipartisan challenge. in 2012 we were hacked in the fall of 2011 and we were told by the fbi that the chinese hacked into our campaign. what the problem was and we didn't make a big to-do about it but we had to spend precious campaign dollars to up our cyber security network. that was money that when we got to actual campaign electio primary with newt gingrich and rick santorum those were resources we couldn't use. >> why didn't you make a big to-do about it? >> it wasn't going to move the ball down the field. we talked about it after the election. it just didn't get as much coverage. right now there is a lot of campaigns, 2018, that are going to go through sim

i wish this was like mitt. do you remember when the mitt documentary came out? you know, he's not such a bad guy. this sounds like the same overly cautious, overly thinking hillary clinton we saw. say move, get out the way. what's this, i wanted to call him a creep. >> that's what's stunning, her overly rehearsed and trained and practiced hillary clinton is what hurt her so much. >> exactly. >> look, you had trump unplugged last night. people love trump being trump. if she would have turned off and said, hey predator, can you back it up? >> her whole m.o. was let me focus on the ideology, the policy, my preparedness for office. this is the contrast for me and this thug in her words probably. also, in terms of the campaign history, if you read "shattered" which probably a lot of your audience has, side by side with what it sounds like is in this hillary clinton book it will be interesting because that was all about the broken campaign apparatus and the infighting and the silos and the wrong-headed strategy. >> at the end of the day, obviously she got more votes t

>> former governor mitt romney is calling on the president to apologize. state forcefully and unequivocally that racists are 100% to blame. mr. trump's response, though, should not be a surprise. a year ago, bannon was brought in to write a campaign that was flailing after mr. trump refused for days to stop attacking a muslim gold star father. >> i was viciously attacked on the stage of the democratic national convention by mr. khan and i responded. >> 18 months ago, mr. trump failed to confront white nationalists on the campaign trail. >> i don't know anything about david duke, okay? i don't know anything about what you're even talking about with white supremacy or white supremacists. >> and six years ago, mr. trump launched his national political career with the false claim that the first african-american president was not born in the united states. >> you are not allowed to be a president if you're not born in this country. he may not have been born in this country. >> to give you a sense of how reluctant republicans are to talk about president trump th

mitt romney spoke out a lot during the campaign.s interesting, though, that we're singling people out that were ready to go work for this president if asked as secretary of state. and that's why i think the corker criticism in particular probably resonates a lot more in the halls of congress than any of the other criticism we've heard this week because corker has tried to give this president the benefit of the doubt. he was among the first of what i would call the mainstream wing of the republican party to start defending him on foreign policy during the campaign. i remember this before anybody else did. he was not somebody that's like, jeff flake, lindsey graham who has been fighting it from the beginni beginning. what you have here -- you could see it in his face -- i think bob corker is pained between morality and politics. i say this this one, you feel he's saying the president doesn't have the character to be president. on the other hand, the voters spoke. a lot of these republican politicians are struggling with that issue. so

. >>> former gop presidential nominee mitt romney is blasting mr. trump in a new statement, saying he's made racists rejoice and minorities weep. >>> the mother of the charlottesville victim, heather heyer, says she hasn't spoken with the president and doesn't want to. some of the biggest charities meantime in the country are now cancelling events at trump's florida resort mar-a-lago, and house democrats are introducing a resolution to officially censure the president. >>> this hour, i'll get reaction from democratic congressman ruben gallego and correspondents and specialists are also standing by. first let's go to our senior white house jim accosta. jim, you've been making the point, whatever words the white house may use, steve bannon was fired. >> reporter: like a contestant on president trump's white house reality show, the west wing strategist jim accosta was fired. the white house released a statement saying chief of staff john kelly and steve bannon have mutually agreed today would be steve's last day. we are grateful for his service and wis

just to warm up so while i'm on the mitts warming up i can feel a shop pain right through my hand and that's when i decided after the fight i'm going to get it fixed would you go up i grew up in a place called bolton is in great mind just a. union but judy your president pakistan. you go to pakistan by i go there quite a lot two three times a year and you know with pakistan the only sport to follow now is obvious cricket been the number one sport for boxing because of me and i have such a huge fun base there and i love me because i'm a i'm a british pakistani living outside of pakistan who represent in pakistan the same time because they've got very little models and stuff so i think whenever i go there get treated like a superstar it's brilliant you understand cricket. yeah. i understand it more than best for the army base but. i'm a baseball freak and i don't understand cricket oh how or were you when you realize you won a box last died box of age eight and the reason i started was because i was very hyperactive when i was young my father said you need to burn i need to burn manages

also weighing in, mitt romney, the gop nominee for president in 2008.e intended to or not what he communicated caused racists to rejoice and minorities to weep and the vast heart of america to mourn. his apologists said we didn't hear what we heard, but he should acknowledge he was wrong, apologize. this is a defining moment for president trump, but much more than that, it is a moment that will define america in the hearts of our children. they are watching, our soldiers are watching, the world is watching. mr. president act now for the good of the country. today there is the first wave of relief at the white house in many days with news that bannon is out. but still a lot of anger and despair of the events of last week. important to note that no one has resigned, even though they feel angry and derespondent. at this hour, he is headed to camp david. steve schmidt, take us through first your reaction to mitt romney's strong statement. it sounds like he's been watching some of your appearances on television. >> look it's a powerful moral statement and i

. >> that is worse than the left wants to would mitt but not as bad as the right.etting president trump is doing right now he's just trying to get people to follow the rule of law basically from bill clinton in not changing anything but putting into place. and it is somewhere in between. so another big issue is our belief on torture. we hagel with this interrogations' and talk about torture and was solitary confinement and had some things a nation of law nba don't have torturing people as a way to do it lot of people come up with a ticking time bomb theory what if the ball will go off it in washington d.c.? that is not realistic that is something from 24. >> in the beginning when they were interrogating him and that will give up to three phone-number? but if they were getting somewhere did they really believe he was not giving up enough information?. >> that shows torturing giving up the information and offers. the fbi does not do in his interrogation and it takes time it is a long process. they gain trust. the cia contract it timman that can come up with the idea

plus hillary clinton campaign manager and mitt romney's campaign manager are here in studio 57 workingut first here's today's eye opener at 8:00. >> massachusetts lottery officials admit a big mistake over the one winning powerball ticket. >> millions of people bracing for a potentially massive flooding as tropical storm harvey gains strength in the gulf of mexico. >> over the next 24 to 36 hours approaching the coastline and dropping a large amount of rain going through friday night. >> president trump promised that americans would not pay for the border wall. now he is threatening a government shutdown if taxpayers do not fund it. >> two weeks before the start of this season collin kaepernick remains unemployed. his supporters blame it on unsportsmanlike conduct by the nfl and it's owner. >> a possible link between how often people dream at night and the risk of dementia. >> i'm like this. >> just one winning ticket was sold for last night's massive powerball jackpot. $758,700,000 prize was the second largest ever in the u.s. the winning numbers were 6, 7, 16, 23, 26, and the powerba

mitt romney, we're probably wouldn't be talking about mitt romney's facebook post today if it wasn't for the bannon firing. it was a very to address the nation. at least admit that your words, the words weren't inter preted even if you won't take them back. try to reconcile. try to at least make the attempt at racial healing. it's what the party desperately wants to see, at least the capitol hill version of it. so i don't know how he moves. he's got to figure out how to move past this. he's got to address it. he can't just sort of wait it out. >> like the mother in charlottesville said just, but he can't solve this with a hand shake and an apology. >> here is the thing, why haven't you been called yet. >> it wasn't the president at that service. >> here is the thing, i don't know if he would have been welcomed. that -- tim scott from south carolina said the president is basically losing his authority, you can argue that would -- i don't know he made a welcome. the president of the united states might not have been welcomed in the mother of the victim doesn't want to see the phone cal

and just to take an example, mitt romney had a tweet last night where he said that something to the effecttionalists are just completely evil. but the people fighting them are all pure of heart. i don't remember exactly what he said. this is exactly what is so frustrating to people that we cannot acknowledge just the reality that of course, everyone, most everyone should, of course, condemn white nationalism and other racists and it's also true that we do have aer is really serious problem in this country with leftist violence and even the inability of republican leaders to admit that reality which is just factually true that's actually just what happened even in this last weekend where you had violence on one side -- you had the murderous violence of the racist and also violence on the other side it makes it very difficult to have a fruitful conversation. >> bill: let me come back to your point here. steve are they recalibrating today or where do you see this 24 hours later? >> i think their strategy today has been to stop digging. they didn't have the president out to continue to talk ab

i will leave his words as the former president wooded mitt but the vast majority of americans if they see those imageeein and wonder what the government was doing to tell the of the the director at the time that it was not adequate if you remember that, but he was doing a great job. so whether or not it bonded well with that situation. but really was not my point. so why did they not respond? ife for with they respond differentlyl of if they had a different level of access to power? at is how we try to build that infrastructure at color of change.br >> this is a better time to. bring in a caller. >> but wanted to deep into katrina so that whole situation so irrespective of who evacuated at the end of the day the government failedhe g. the entire government with the shoot-to-kill order.r. if i am running around trying to get help the then you are looking at me. so people call is from that last segment so we're talking about the big octane high power politicians they all go to the same schools an ended is disconcerting bin to keep making it about that what these officialsot will get awa

so i came by to check and make sure you oil your mitt. - really? - mm-hmm.l you guys who we'll be playing for the pennant... when we blow past these giants today. right now, we're the hottest team in the league. what does that mean for the giants? bad news for the giants! exactly! here we go. one, two, three! [ bears ] break! hey, kelly, hang on. i want you to be like a vacuum cleaner out there today, all right? anything even close to you, you suck it up. these boys are a little weak. i don't want to blow it. we're knocking on the door, understand? come on. let's go! - all right, guys, let's go. - [ bears chattering ] [ crowd cheers ] [ buttermaker ] way to go, kelly! way to go, buddy! way to hustle. way to hustle. strike three! shortstop diego gonzalez. [ crowd cheers ] i got it! i got it! hey, i told you i got it. yeah, sorry. way to go! way to go, tanner. good job, buddy. good job. i ain't doing it no more. hey, hey, hey. now's not the time to punk out, oka

if that's the case, how is it that he got fewer percentage -- what percentage of white voters that mittomney did, a greater percentage of minority voters, blacks, hispanics and asians, they met romney did. the blacks, hispanics and asians were too stupid to realize they were joining the movement with white racist and a white racist or too stupid to realize they were joining a movement with a bunch of people of color they don't like you might come on! >> sean: and my right, as i watched this weekend, i'm going to absorb this, i took notes all weekend. i saw a media hit a new low and it's like it happens and they just wanted politically to bludgeon, politically i'm speaking, this president. and tie him to this in spite of what he said historically, which they've never played. and in spite of what he said earlier this weekend. >> i think you're absolutely right. here's a name you may not ever have heard throughout this controversy, james alex fields jr. he's a neo-nazi who allegedly, because he's innocent until proven guilty in court, allegedly drove that car, ran into those people, killed

mitt romney and paul ryan tried to swing wisconsin. this has been an idea out there but trump really wanted to do it. and the day before the election actually ran into - on the outskirts of a rally in north carolina and i said frank, can trump win? question is is as if he was nevada, new hampshire, ohio and florida. i thought all of those were okay but i thought he would lose nevada. because early voted coming and it was massive. and i said can he went nevada and lose a blue state? and he said which one? he could not imagine. and of course the next day he won three of those states. he won pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin. wisconsin was the one that no pollsters sought. my co-author said that his team predicted that trump is victory everywhere except wisconsin. so everywhere it happened they were ever they did not wisconsin would come into the red column. but it did. and then i said okay you can pop the champagne corks, this is over. but of course it took three or four more hours for the networks to call it. standing there in the me

is when rick perry went to the press club and made a tough speech against candidate trump, sat with mitt romney and seriously considered him for the secretary of state position. has looked at many individuals who spent a lot of money against him and for his opponents and has brought them in because he is a person who wants to get things done. and washington is fundamentally changing. let me just tick through for a quickly, and i would be happy to take questions. some of the things the president has already done. he has withdrawn from the tpp. he said he was going to do that. he has done it. he has eliminated hundreds of government regulations. as a matter of fact, the american taxpayers have saved more than $86 billion in regulatory costs from the deletion of government burdensome regulations since trump has come into office. he has decided to lift restrictions on the production of $50 trillion in energy reserves. he has talked about and done lifting the roadblocks in the dakota keystone pipelines. he has canceled billions of dollars to the u.n. climate change program and wants the put t

marco rubio, mitt romney, john mccain, others to denounce bigotry tonight. they have to denounce donald trump. denouncing bigotry, denouncing white nationalism is a 99% issue. but if you don't name donald trump by name then you're falling short. we demanded that druch announce there are a lost angry americans tonight. there are angry americans like myself, not just at donald trump but gop'ers, gop'ers who looked the other way. denouncing immigrants. mexican judges. reporters with physical conditions as they look the other way it look out for their own reelections and interest. gop leaders across the country are just as responsible for where we are tonight as donald trump is. time to stop trying to teach this president a 71-year-old e man who knows better and it is time to start denouncing him. >> jarvis, you have been covering this the to story that underlies all of this for quite a while. that's the issue of confederate monuments. some in new orleans and controversy surrounding them. whatever that decision is made it is time it take one down. >> oh, yeah. a