mr. romney has been doing himself any favors. >> the worst thing that can happen to you in politics is when confirm an existing idea. >> people thought he was a rich guy who didn't understand their life. that's what made it really hurt. >> mr. barack obama and governor mitt romney preparing to face off in their first presidential debate. >> then a chance to turn it around. >> it's terrifying. wow! one-on-one. people get to see you in the arena with your opponent, on your own. on the high wire without a net. >> slower than last year and last year slower than the year before? going forward where the status quo won't cut it for the american people who are struggling today. >> the debate was a home rn for romney. >> it is clear the republicans are very, very happy. >> no one believed more than ann romney. >> no one will work harder. no one will care more and no one will move heaven and earth like mitt romney to make this country a better place to live. >> after two more debates, election day. as the hours passed -- >> polls continue to show a tight race. >> the race for the white house is a dea

mr. romney, which was widely perceived as a big win for mr. romney. did you see it as a big win for mrs. clinton on monday night? and what would you -- you had to make fixs going into the second debate for mr. obama. what are the fixes mr. trump needs? >> well, i do think it was incredibly lopsided. i would compare it to our loss to romney in the first debate or our win against romney in the third debate, similarly lopsided. bush's first debate with kerry was not a good one for bush. i think it was in that neighborhood. if all it did was make democrats and the members of the so-called obama coalition more passionate about hillary clinton, i would be satisfied. this next debate is fascinating. i think for the american people it is the most interesting debate because it is a town hall with their fellow citizens. having prepared for two of them previously, it is difficult. the citizens are going to ask questions differently than a journalist might. you have to really relate to the questioners. so i don't think hillary clinton or donald trump are necessar

mr. romney. i would expand it. the idea that people here complain about the executive has too much part. we handed over to the executive the ability to these funds. it never made any sense to me. if you want to put in safeguard provisions to make sure every earmark is that it, i'm all for it. we banned earmarks to reform. i think it has been a terrible mistake. i think both democrats and republicans, i think we would agree and reinstate your marks. i'm all for checks and balances. we are in a situation where it is out of control. i agree. here's the thing, the reason why i think you feel compelled to bring this idea to the committee is because in the greatest deliver to a body in the world, we do not deliver a very much. -- deliberate very much. there's a great deal of frustration. nobody is saying that we all have to agree on gun violence with every single hearing or cut -- vote. the fact that there is silence here, thomas of silence followed by silence and indifference, in action. it is stunning. i was cap the co

mr. romney. i would expand it. the idea that people here complain about the executive has too much part. we handed over to the executive he ability to these funds. it never made any sense to e. if you want to put in safeguard provisions to make sure every earmark is that it, i'm all for it. we banned earmarks to reform. i think it has been a terrible mistake. i think both democrats and republicans, i think we would agree and reinstate your marks. i'm all for checks and balances. we are in a situation where it is out of control. i agree. here's the thing, the reason why i think you feel compelled to bring this idea to the committee is because in the reatest deliver to a body in the world, we do not deliver a very much. -- deliberate very much. there's a great deal of frustration. nobody is saying that we all have to agree on gun violence with every single hearing or cut -- vote. the fact that there is silence here, thomas of silence followed by silence and indifference, in action. it is stunning. i was cap the comed

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mr. romney and -- by the smithsonian, and the events happening in north carolina recently.uest: the more things change, the more things stay the same. president obama captured in some ways the deep ambiguity in the age of obama related to race. i think it really emphasized the need for a museum, for a place together where people can have these often difficult conversations. in charlotte, north carolina the state taking over an investigation of people bantering back and forth between local and state government, looking for justice. when we saw tulsa, oklahoma -- there was a race riot in 1920 one third of course, now they are saying they did not protest in tulsa like they did in charlotte p are then you have columbus, ohio, where a young boy, 100 pounds, was shot. preliminary reports say he was actually running away. what that demonstrates is these policing,of race and of race and the american spirit or as fundamental now as they were a century ago or close to a century ago when black veterans first maybe call for a museum on a national mall. host: one of the issues in north

mr. romney tried to -- bonds.they tried to -- did the fbi in her view him when he was in jail about his possible trips to pakistan. >> i'm trying to be very circumspect to on how to answer these because he's entitled to fair trial. i don't do anything that would allow him to argue that he lost the ability to have a fair trial. we. we did not interview him when he was in jail. in 2014. >> why would that be? you interviewed the father i believe, you may have talked to the brother or friend, the best evidence with him. he's in jail. why did they not going talk to him? >> sitting here i don't want to answer that question yet. i have commissioned as i doing all these cases a deep look back. were trying to make the case now but will go back carefully and try to make a look at the decisions and whether there's learning from that. i don't want to answer just now because i be speculating. >> thank you. some people suggested you made it legal calculation in your recommendation until he was secretary clinton in the emails. d

mr. romney and mr. obama. florida is well in play, and mr. trump absolutely needs it.has other ways to get it if she doesn't, but he should win florida with the way the numbers are now. stuart: just tell trump to knock out the weight and women issue, would ya? >> he's elevating an individual who does not deserve to be at that position. you're absolutely right. stuart: fatal mistake, if you ask me. >>> next case. where are we now? we're up 125 on the dow. it's friday morning. stocks are up, nice rally going on there. >>> our next guest says hillary clinton is the most qualified, the most experienced of the candidates. that's why he supports her and raises money for her. harley litman is here, again, a fundraiser for hillary clinton. welcome to the program. >> thank you. stuart: most experienced and best all-around qualified. name one single foreign policy success while she was secretary of state. >> okay, there are a few. so one is she helped usher in democracy in burma. second, she negotiated the ceasefire in gaza and, third, when she was secretary of state, she ran --

mr. mitt romney, get tagged by the democrats in that way. can he be anything else?an he be an outsider? >> can he be the two-thirds? because our polling shows that two-thirds are not happy with the direction of the country. >> the problem is temperament. clinton will make a case on him on temperament. north carolina is watching. >> i'm sorry. one last question. you haven't watched this guy for a year. can he hold off when hillary hits him, taunts him, gets under his skin, can he ignore that? >> he always tells his friend, i love to hit back. if he's disciplined tonight, i'd be surprised. the real trump is someone who likes to hit back. >> he'll hit back? >> that's his style. >> back to you, rachel. >> chris matthews with robert costa. thanks. as you see this camera view of the two lecterns on the stage as the crowd is milling about, our reminders, we believe the audience will be taken out of the game. it's kind of commissioned on presidential debates custom to have audience members be silent. they can welcome candidates at the top and hoop and holler after it's all

mr. romney tried to -- bonds.they tried to -- did the fbi in her view him when he was in jail about his possible trips to pakistan. >> i'm trying to be very circumspect to on how to answer these because he's entitled to fair trial. i don't do anything that would allow him to argue that he lost the ability to have a fair trial. we. we did not interview him when he was in jail. in 2014. >> why would that be? you interviewed the father i believe, you may have talked to the brother or friend, the best evidence with him. he's in jail. why did they not going talk to him? >> sitting here i don't want to answer that question yet. i have commissioned as i doing all these cases a deep look back. were trying to make the case now but will go back carefully and try to make a look at the decisions and whether there's learning from that. i don't want to answer just now because i be speculating. >> thank you. some people suggested you made it legal calculation in your recommendation until he was secretary clinton in the emails. d

mr. romney's assertion that mr. obama waited to call benghazi an act of terror.orning.ood i like to say that it is the responsibility of such a debate -- thatnt facts distracts the facts from the economy to allow the citizens of america to be a but to make an important and very quantifiable decision about who they want to represent them in this country as president. i think it is not president obama that caused -- i would like to say that hillary clinton has a lot of information pitch she has a history that is reached with -- donald trump has no information, no knowledge about this country and issues. one of which is definitely --ulations in this country definitely race relations in this country which president obama had nothing to do with. [indiscernible][indiscernible] erupted the racial tension in america. unless the president elect donald trump is post with serious questions, we will never get any answers except will dramatics from the candidate. host: debate will only be a lightning to me if the questions are well thought out an issue oriented. both candidat

mr. romney after his return from afghanistan, what happens to that information than -- there are concerned about mr. rahami after his return from afghanistan, what happens to that information? guest: it is passed on to the fbi, who says they did an investigation, but we are uncertain about the scope of that investigation. i have questions and i think many americans have questions here it we know the fbi was aware and did some investigation, but what did that look like? did it include or was it just limited to contact on social media? do they talk to friends and family? did they interview him? or did they just look at his travels and that he came back and is working at this job and i do not see anything here, and just put the file away? so we do not know the scope of the investigation, but that is what we are looking to find out. this is an actor action review, if nothing else, because we want to learn from past reese -- mistakes we may have made to make sure we are effective, so when some of the does show up on the raider, we can look at these cues and say, is this something we should look

mr. romney and -- by the smithsonian, and the events happening in north carolina recently.tapose them. guest: the more things change, the more things stay the same. president obama captured in some ways the deep ambiguity in the age of obama related to race. i think it really emphasized the need for a museum, for a place together where people can have these often difficult conversations. in charlotte, north carolina the state taking over an investigation of people bantering back and forth between local and state government, looking for justice. when we saw tulsa, oklahoma -- there was a race riot in 1920 one third of course, now they are saying they did not protest in tulsa like they did in charlotte p are then you have columbus, ohio, where a young boy, 100 pounds, was shot. preliminary reports say he was actually running away. what that demonstrates is these policing,of race and of race and the american spirit or as fundamental now as they were a century ago or close to a century ago when black veterans first maybe call for a museum on a national mall. host: one of the is

. >> governor romney! >> mr. president!> look at the candidates smile. >> you also said that you are america's most tactless prince since carter. >> he smiled. they rarely show anger. they just keep smiling and laughing. >> thank you, thank you. >> don't get the impression that you aroused my anger. >> often they don't like the reporters. >> one can only be angry with those he respects. >> i bet mitt romney doesn't respect the reporters who followed him when he went to a memorial site. despite the somber nation of the nature of the moment, reporters shouted at him? >> do you feel your gaffes have overshadow your campaign? >> the candidates smile and repeat the message of the day. reporters feel as conduits for the message. >> their useless is what they can do to carry a message to the voters. outside of that they're useless. >> do you have a message of the day so we simple minded reporters don't get accused by too many messages? >> i would never call you simple-minded, but yes. >> to build that bridge to the 21st century. >

. >> governor romney! >> mr. president!> look at the candidates smile. >> you also said that you are america's most tactless prince since carter. >> he smiled. they rarely show anger. they just keep smiling and laughing. >> thank you, thank you. >> don't get the impression that you aroused my anger. >> often they don't like the reporters. >> one can only be angry with those he respects. >> i bet mitt romney doesn't respect the reporters who followed him when he went to a memorial site. despite the somber nation of the moment, reporters shouted at him? >> do you feel your gaffes have overshadow your campaign? >> the candidates smile and repeat the message of the day. reporters feel as conduits for the message. >> their useless is what they can do to carry a message to the voters. outside of that they're useless. >> do you have a message of the day so we simple minded reporters don't get accused by too many messages? >> i would never call you simple-minded, but yes. >> to build that bridge to the 21st century. >> in 1996, bil

mr. trump? mitt romney is on the record of not voting for him. bob dole on his side.n the record. the republican elites are quite fractured. i don't think it matters, at this election. >> let me shift gears here. i want to bring up a story you raised, hugh. this shooting in tulsa, where you have an african-american man, another african-american man being shot by police officers. it's caught on camera. we do not know how the case is going to turn out. hillary clinton's responded, though. responded quite forcefully and said we need to address this crisis. this problem. hugh, does donald trump need to respond? >> yes, i think this is a -- an overarching narrative. i traveled the country with sheriff david clark, with the super pac co-sponsor with my radio network next week. and sheriff clarke of milwaukee said, please, people, do what the police ask you to do. i've watched it a half dozen times, it's just terrible. >> it's tough. perry, what are the ripple effects, do you think? >> i'm happy to hear the candidates talk about this, but this is a deeper issue than national

in 2012, president obama tried romney clobbered him like mr. t. in rocky 3. >> you kill jobs. i have no idea what you're talking about. >> so, if clinton follows the advice of her fellow democrats and lays back, she could be walking into the same trap. yes. trump may say some things that are controversial but that's not zapped him yet. pun dits compared trump to god sil la because he can feed off lek tris tis. clinton should be ready to tangle. she should not try to match trump. rubio tried that and looked ridiculous. >> he's six two. which is why i don't understand his hands are the size of someone who is five two. >> but clinton should still be prepared to tangle at least with sharp counter punches as obama did in his rematch. >> have you looked at your pension? >> i don't like at my pension. it's no the as big as yours. >> our navy is smaller now than any time since 1917. horses and bayonets. >> okay. we have a lot of ground to cover tonight. we'll continue our investigation of voter fraud and show you how congress could be making big new changes to our healthcare. but firs

mr. barack obama crushed mitt romney by 465,000 votes in philadelphia. a margin big enough to overcome losses around the rest of pennsylvania. hillary clinton can keep pa in the blue if she can duplicate that formula. within big in philly and hang on in the rest of the state. but can she match the president's popularity? maybe. >> i am registering voters for her canvassing for her. she'll be the first woman. he was our first african-american. i love it all. >> reporter: you're as excited about her as you were about him. >> yes, i am. i am. first woman president absolutely. >> reporter: mr. obama spent nearly 40 minutes on this day bashing republican donald trump and wondering allowed how the race is even close. >> if you want higher wages, better benefits arc fair tax code, a bigger voice for workers, stronger regulations on wall street, then you should be voting for hillary clinton. >> afterwards as a crush of fans packed in to grab a hand shake or snap a photo with the president the reality hit me. to some of these fans, mrs. clinton does not have to b

john mccain only won 2% of the african-american vote and mitt romney got 6%, and mr. is coming at 8%. it's very interesting what's been going on with hillary clinton. we haven't seen much of her. it's a rally here if you can calm it that. not many people show up. maybe there is an he stlenlt. a lot of fundraisers. i'm beginning to wonder after the f.b.i. report shows there was a lot of things she doesn't recall. she said it was about the concussion. is there trump right? elizabeth: stay with me, michael come in here. is hillary clinton basically not making public appearances because the clinton campaign knew the f.b.i. was going to release their interview notes showing she said i don't recall 39 times? >> that's part of it. but also because they are trying to figure out how to address the immigration keynote. willy horton worked for george h.w. bush and dukakis never recovered. it was effective. we may have seen that moment for the hillary clinton campaign with this immigration people and the angel mothers that trump brought up on stage and put a face to things. >> le

mr. obama crushed republican mitt romney by 465,000 votes in philadelphia. margin become enough to overcome losses around the rest of pennsylvania. hillary clinton can keep pa in the blue if she can duplicate that formula. win big in philly and hang on in the rest of the state. but can she match the president's popularity? maybe. >> i am registering voter force her. i'm canvassing for her. she'll be the first woman. he was our first african-american. i love it all. >> you're as excited about her as you were about him? >> yes, i am. i am. first woman president absolutely. >> reporter: mr. obama spent nearly 40 minutes on this day bashing republican donald trump and wondering allowed how the race is even close. >> if you want higher wages, better benefits a fare tax code, a bigger voice for workers, stronger regulations on wall street, then you should be voting for hillary clinton. >> report roar after crush of fans packed in to grab a hand shake tore snap a photo witness president the reality hit me. to some of these fans, mrs. clinton does not have to be mr.

romney might have been. even if the fact checking does occur, i'm not sure mr. ight. i mean, it's a good point. mitt romney buckled there even though the particular nuance of the transcript was on his side, although it was a relatively kind of hidden point being made. the politics and the optics hurt him. nina, you say, if donald trump gets into it and can get it looking like he is in a fight with the press, that could help him. >> it could. you saw that during the republican debate. mr. trump was very skillful at that. so the person that's moderating should be invisible for the most part until it's time to call a foul. even when they call the foul, it has to be done in such a way that it doesn't seem like they are trying to advantage one candidate over the other. i agree with you, if it cops down to mr. trump getting into an argument with the moderator, that will give him the advantage, especially among his supporters. nothing that mr. trump is going to say tomorrow night is going to change how his supporters feel about him. i would say the same thing about secr

romney. >> to transfer to hillary clinton. >> mrs.ing speech on friday where she made the case that every single precinct in the state was swung by 7 or 30 voters and just a handf handful. how close it was and her husband lost. people didn't know it would bed with, they are going to try to use with al gore to make the case to the voter who is are not born here. >> i find it amazing that the team sent bernie sanders and elizabeth warren to try to drum up support. >> you have to stay with us. we will talk about finding america and also a trivia question that we do on every podcast and now the show. the antacid goes to work in seconds... and the acid reducer lasts up to 12 hours in one chewable tablet. try new duo fusion. from the makers of zantac. you foundi'm a robot! cars.com rawr yeti and found a place to service it, too. ♪ jingle bells now when you're ready, you can sell your old car and find your new one all on cars.com you know us for shopping, and now we're there for every turn. cars.com we catch flo, the progressive girl," at th

mr. trump needs to pick up the 24 states romney won in 2012, if he adds ohio and florida to those 24, he isn't that interest something. >> he's suddenly a contender in these two key states. florida in particular is an interesting one. >> it's always such a close state in the end. it's a race, in ohio as well, it's an area, a rust belt state, an area trump can do well in where they've had problems with these trade deals. i think that at this point it's a -- we're at a real turning point here. we're pretty close to the first debate. and the two of them are tied up, just a few weeks ago, people were practically writing trump off and saying it's over. i do say it's going to come down to these battleground states. people are going to be tuning in to the debate. >> i think right now you have to watch and see how trump performs. >> let's take a look for a second in terms of the numbers. they say you need 270. mrs. clinton has 200, donald trump 164. he has a lot of ground to make up. there's a tossup of 140 of the electoral college delegates look at the list of some of those states. florida, ohi

mr. trump. how about missouri? a double digit win for romney in 2012. trump by a single point. go to arizona.hree points in a new poll. again, that was a double digit state for romney four years ago. we got a bunch of red states here. i'm not saying hillary clinton is going to win them, but trump is not guaranteed to win them, either. these are states we cannot count on mr. trump. we have to worry about them. there are the other battleground states. let's show you how your campaign is doing? new hampshire, a six-point win for obama four years ago, hillary clinton is outperforming that, up nine. how about pennsylvania? it was five in 2012. again, hillary clinton is outperforming. bad news for mr. trump in those states. how about florida? very close race in 2012. still a very close race. you have to improve there a little bit. at least it's within striking distance. ohio, again, down four points. probably going to be a must win state. look at wisconsin. this might be good news for the trump campaign a. poll yesterday had the lead at only three points for hillary clinton. again, if you are donal

but it is important to know that mitt romney, mr.e a fraud and a phony. so i would mostly stay on the issues, contrast the views on the issues to his, and i think she'll do just fine. >> you think she'll do just fine. it's clear you think she's up to the job and has all the experience. what about trust, which some of the polls have shown americans are struggling with that with both candidates, in terms of the platform, do you trust she will honor it, stick to it, especially pertaining to things like tpp? >> that's a very fair question. it raises broader issues. then you're going beyond the president into the party. i want people to think. which political party do they trust to implement their agenda? hillary clinton is elected, what i and many other people will be doing is sitting down and saying here's the platform. you talked about doubling the number of community health centers in the country so millions more will have access. talking about taking on the drug companies. i'm on the committee that helps write some of this legislatio

mr. trump, release your tax returns. prove me wrong. profit romney wrong. dare you to come clean and show us your tax records. but he won't. mr. president, i see my good friend, the senator from illinois, the assistant democratic leader on the floor, but i would ask the chair to announce the business of the day. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. under the previous order, the senate will resume consideration of the motion to proceed to h.r. 5325 which the clerk will report. the clerk: motion to proceed to the consideration of h.r. 5325, an act making appropriations for the legislative branch and so forth and for other purposes. the presiding officer: the senator from illinois. mr. durbin: mr. president, every morning paper and most of the newscasts this morning focused in on a hearing of the senate banking committee yesterday. it was a hearing where the president of the wells fargo bank was called on to testify. at issue was a recent disclosure that over a period of many years wells fargo bank was enrolling its

mr. trump taking on racist claims head-on. >> look, they were calling romney a racist.y were calling mccain a racist. they call everybody that's a republican a racist. it's automatic. and all of a sudden it's getting more and more vicious. because the better we're doing, and we have a great campaign going, despite a very, very dishonest media, but i will say that it gets more and more so. but no i am the least racist person that you've ever met. and you can speak to don king, who knows me very well, you can speak to so many different people. >> okay so let's talk about this. here to discuss this is susan johnson cook the former u.s. ambassador at large for international religious freedom and now a community leader. welcome. >> thank you. >> let's start with what donald trump said about republicans being called racist. because mitt romney was called a racist when he was running for president. >> well -- pastor for three decades in new york city and continue to pastor a congregation called wall street congregation. as a pastor number one i'm going to respond to the sister

mr. trump not being able to coalesce the republican base and maximize what governor romney and senator mccainere able to do the last few cycles. he macon sole date that by november, but the polls show that he has not done that yet. >> bill, that's very interesting. thank you very much. let's go now to nevada, according to that same nbc news "wall street journal" marist poll hillary clinton leads by just 1 point. clinton gets 45 to trump's 44% as you can see. nevada went to president obama in both 2008 and 2012. reno gazette reporter seth richardson joins us from reno. what are you seeing out there? >> thanks for having me, brit. when you look at it just from 2008 and 2012, you know, nevada went for barack obama. it's been a solid purple state for some time. went for george w. bush in 2004 and 2000. actually it's gone for the president every year since i think around 1976. do you like in georgia have a changing demographic here, less white, about 28% of the state is hispanic. you know, a little more than 9% is black. large asian population at around 8.5%. only half of the state is white. so, y

mr. trump out of bounds here that is the question i'm asking. >> he is. mitt romneyever have said anything like this. mitt romney respects the office of the presidency too much to suggest anyone harm the president. >> -- >> let me ask you then. because of this statement that trump made. is he losing ground on a basket of deplorables which hillary said and income that is something that he could have capitalized on. but instead e took a turn and started talking about let's see what happens. and now the conversation is about him and no longer about hillary clinton and basket of deplorables. >> this vase far from over. we still have not gotten our october surprise so whatever happens now. donald trump now, the mexican judgment i could go down the list. the bottom line he did go overmegyn kelly. but he's still very popular and your candidate is flawed. that is why donald trump can say whatever because he's the only candidate that's made a payroll. he's the only candidate -- >> -- small in terms of hillary clinton not being trust worthy and donald trump not being viewed as

mitt romney got 93% of the republican vote, but the republican party has been deeply divided over donald trump and his support within the party has been lagging. that's been changing. as of last week, mrtrump stood at 87% support among republicans. we have byron york and molly hemmingway. welcome to both of you. what's going on? what chance was trump have of reaching the -- what we call the romney standard of 93%? >> i'm glad you pointed out he is behind where mitt romney is. he's lagging we hind in all polls where romney was. >> he's lagging behind where romro romney ended up. >> you have in the past seen a lot of republican votes come back to the presidential candidate because the republican party picks a good vice presidential candidate that energizes the base. that's not a case here. i don't think people are excited about either of the candidates. you're seeing a different candidate with different ideas. some of which are hostile to the republican party. i think people are actually starting to enjoy these ideas. they are enjoying the opposition to the status quo that donald trump represents. >> immigration and trade? >> i think it's not true they appreciate his economic policy but

romney. >> to hillary clinton. >> transferring to hillary clinton: >> they will use the popular surrogates including obama and mrswho had an interesting speech on friday where she made the case that every single precinct was song by only six voters and then seven voters or 30 voters and only a handful can make a difference in each precinct and she made the case how close it was and her husband could have lost. for people who do not know but for 90,000 votes of people would went to ralph nader in florida, they are going do make that case saying this is what a spoiler can do. >> i find it amazing that hillary clinton team sent bernie sanders and elizabeth warren to ohio to try to drum up support for millennial voters. >> we have another spot to go, finding america and terrorism why question on every podcast and now the tv show. 's a perfor. with this degree of intelligence... it's a supercomputer. with this grade of protection... it's a fortress. and with this standard of luxury... it's an oasis. introducing the completely redesigned e-class. it's everything you need it to be... and more. lease the e300 for $549 a

mr. trump. >> she said to anderson cooper she put out as much as barack obama and mitt romney and that's true, because they put out almost nothing. and i think we in the media kind of failed on that one, because we saw this sort of young, vigorous barack obama and -- >> you believe -- >> we were like okay, that's fine. then mitt romney, very vigorous, too, although he was 65, and he put out some doctor's letter which is essentially what hillary clinton has put out, a little more detailed. i believe it's three or four pages long. but it isn't enough. so that precedent that hillary clinton cites is not a really good enough precedent. however, i agree with paul, she's put out a lot more than donald trump. they both need to put out more. they both need to be transparent. these -- this is a big important job and one of them is 70 years old and hillary i believe is 68 years old, with a complex medical history. >> i will say both candidates said they were going to do it this week. donald trump, the trump campaign said they would do it. they haven't done it yet. we thought it would happen on dr. oz. a

mr. trump's statement because it reminds me a lot of barack obama's tweet that he did after mitt romney's 47% when all the backlash was going rightfully so against his comments. he refused to support the candidate who is fighting for all americans, not one righting off half the country. that was in september of 2012. you can see the parallels right here. you call a spade a spade. this was wrong for her to say across the board. there is two reasons you see democrats people like scott defending it. i agree they want to engage in the desperate conversation about race not necessarily about solutions but stirring up emotions about the race issues in this country. two, they are doing damage control. they learned a lot when mic said we are going to put coal miners and coal companies out of business in that town hall of march of 2016. they had a lot of push back. a lot of people thought that's why she lost a lot of votes in states like west virginia over those comments when she was confronted by a man in tears over her comments that she was going to lose his job. they are focusing on the distract

romney in philadelphia by 492,000 votes. he added to that margin in bucks, chester, delaware and montgomery counties. mr.ma lost the rest of pennsylvania in all 55 of 67 counties went red. huge margin in philly and the burbs carried obama to victory. >> i think that's a big factor in terms. >> saint joe university political scientist randall miller puts it simply. >> most of the votes are down here what you need to do is do well down here. >> what will happen very simple. >> reporter: miller notes donald trump is competing hard in the counties around philly and predicts he will do well, very well in the more rural areas of central, northern pennsylvania. where he says jobs and confidence in the system have largely disappeared. >> these people do want to make america great again. they want an america in which they count. >> reporter: they don't feel that way right now. >> it's not just jobs. they are relates to that sense of real purpose that i'm the father. i can deliver things. my values actually count for something. >> reporter: can hillary clinton count on the landslide that philly voters gave to bara

romney's numbers of african-americans. >> two months before the election we're 19 days before the voting starts in some states and mr. trump is saying essentially never mind what i have said so far, i'm going to change. he's campaigned for 400 days after announcing his candidacy and then said i've got some he didn't say what they were, but he said i have some regrets. he goes to the black church, reiterates standard republican -- the school choice and all the rest, but people are supposed to forget he's a birther, at least he was. five years ago, he sent out investigators to hawaii to investigate the president's birth and people will be amazed by what they found. they're supposed to forget that. people i have described of rapists are now exemplary americans and then he goes to phoenix and he chooses to be introduced by joe arpaio, the very face of hostility to immigrants. i don't think it will work. obviously, the hispanic vote like all african-americans are quite monolithic, but still what should worry republicans most of all is in 2012, mitt romney did even worse among than he did with hispanics which indicate that

make up something, mccain's numbers, romney's numbers, which weren't great, but he's far behind them. >> we're 19 days before the voting starts in some states and mrtrump is saying essentially, never mind what i have said so far, i'm going to change. he campaigned for 400 days after announcing his candidacy, he said i have got some regrets. but people are supposed to forget that he's a birther, or at least he was. five years ago, he sent investigators to hawaii and people are going to be amazed by what they found, people are supposed to forget that. he goes to mexico and people i have described as rapists are actually exemplary citizens. and joe arpaio. still what should worry republicans most of all is that in 2012, mitt romney did even worse among as man americans than he did among hispanics which indicates that minorities generally do not feel welcome in the republican party. >> are you as resistant to his outreach to minority voters as brother will here? >> there is a contrast between the solve spoken man and -- days before that we heard so much of, which the african-american voters and other minority voters may have of him. it may be skitting

romney, it's the second and third that really matter. what he's got to do is he's got to prosecute her. no more mr.ice guy, no more chelsea was in the audience. that's hogwash. chelsea has heard it all before. what we've got to do is make sure that donald trump gets out with the department of justice and the fbi is not willing to unearth and that is the whole purpose behind this server was to cover what they were doing to the pay to play 501(c)(3) alleged charity. >> i agree with you. look, donald trump has said, the next attorney general, the statute of limitations has not expired. >> no, it has not expired. also the immunity that was given to these five people does not last until -- if there's a new department of justice, they can still be prosecuted. it's just the limited immunity that they gave them. >> no wonder they didn't have a case. they gave everybody involved immunity. it's like somebody robs a bank and you give the bank robber and the getaway driver immunity. of course you have no case. from now on throughout the ca campaign he needs to talk about corruption. >> we got to change the dir