[applause] mr. trump: then, they will recover fast. our politicians took away from the people there means of making a living and supporting their family. skilled craftsmen and tradespeople, factory workers, have seen the jobs they love shipped thousands and thousands of miles away. then he pennsylvania towns, once thriving, are in a state of disrepair. this wave of globalization has ourd out totally, totally, middle class. it does not have to be this way. we can turn it around. we can turn it around fast. [applause] but, if we are going change, we will have to reject the campaign of fear and intimidation reading proceed by powerful andorations, dia leaks, political dynasties. the people that rigged the system for their benefit will do and say anything to keep things exactly the way they are. the systemwho rigged are supporting hillary clinton, because they know as long as she is in charge, nothing is going to change. s will remaine poor. the factories will remain closed. the borders will remain open. the

mr. trump: get him out. thank you. >> sorry, mr. trump. mr. trump: ok. thank you very much. i appreciate it and this is an amazing honor. it's an amazing day, very historic day for a lot of reasons, not only turnberry. this is one of the big votes in the history of europe, scotland, everywhere. it was very exciting coming in and we were landing and we had just heard the results so i wish everybody a lot of luck. i think that it's purely historic and what's happening is historic. so it's an honor to be with you. my mother was born in scotland in stornoway. she loved scotland. she would be here a lot. she would be here with my sister, marian and my sister, elizabeth and she just loved it. her loyalty to scotland was incredible. she respected and loved the queen and she loved the ceremony and the pomp, pomp and circumstance, and she was something special. and to think we'd be here owning turnberry one day would be incredible. she would come to turnberry with her friends and they'd have dinner at turnberry. she didn't play golf but they would have dinner at turnberry, so having

mr. trump: ok. ok. i'm glad you asked the question, because i have to tell you, i have raised a tremendous amount of money for the vets, almost $6 million, and more money is going to come in, i believe, over the next little while too. but i've raised almost $6 million. all of the money has been paid out. and i'm going to give it to you in a second. in fact, i brought a list just in case that question was asked. but the money has been paid out. i have been thanked by so many veterans' groups throughout the united states. one gentleman called me up recently crying that out of the blue he got a check for $100,000. but i've been thanked by so many groups, great veterans groups. outside you have a, groups. outside you have a few people picketing, they're sent by hillary clinton, and they're picketing that the money wasn't sent. the money's all been sent. i wanted to keep it private. if we could, we wanted to keep it private. because i don't think it's anybody's business if i want to send money to th

mr. trump always sticks to his guns. he is a man of his word, and he is a man who stands by his beliefs and his values, and the people that work for him like myself, he knows that that's the kind of people that we all are, and he would expect us to do the same. he never instructed us -- >> did he instruct the surrogates to criticize the judge and to not back down from the story? >> not at all. not at all. this was a very informative meeting, one i was very, very happy that he did, that he held. a lot of the people on the call are not a paid staffer like myself, so i'm sure that's who ran to the press to tell this story that's getting all these legs. but really the bottom line here, don, is mr. trump is a man who will not back down if he is right. and this was a case that should have never went to trial or gone to trial or getting ready to go to trial. this is a situation that this is a scam. this suit is all a big scam. >> okay. >> the lady, the plaintiff who's the -- >> all right. i don't want

mr. trump: get him out. >> sorry, mr. trump. mr. trump: ok. thank you. >> sorry, mr. trump. mr. trump: ok. thank you. i appreciate it and this is an amazing honor. it's an amazing day, very historic day for a lot of reasons, not only turnberry. this is one of the big votes in the history of europe, scotland, everywhere. it was very exciting coming in and we were landing and we had just heard the results so i wish everybody a lot of luck. i think that it's purely historic and what's happening is historic. so it's an honor to be with you. my mother was born in scotland in stornoway. she loved scotland. she would be here a lot. she would come every year with my sister, marian and my sister, elizabeth and she just loved it. her loyalty to scotland was incredible. she respected and loved the queen and she loved the ceremony and the pomp, pomp and circumstance, and she was something special. and to think we'd be here owning turnberry one day would be incredible. she would come to turnberry with her friends and they'd have dinner at turnberry. she didn't play golf but they would have di

[applause] mr. trump: the wealth is created, shared broadly, creating the biggest middle-class the world has ever known. then america changed its policy from promoting development in america -- in, in, in america -- to promoting development and -- in other nations. that is what is happening. we allowed foreign countries to subsidize their goods. -- subsidize their goods, currencies,r violate their agreements, cheat in every way imaginable. our politicians did nothing about it. trillions of our dollars and millions of our jobs flowed overseas as a result. i visited cities and towns across the country where one third or one half of manufacturing jobs have been wiped out in the last 20 years. today, we import $800 billion more in goods than we export. we cannot continue to do that. this is not some natural disaster, it is a political and politicians made disaster. very simple. it can be corrected. we can correct it fast when we have people with the right thinking. right up here. it is the consequence -- [app

i think mr. trumpbecoming president, the american people have spoken by the 13 plus million historic volts. that's never happened before. i think mitt romney should reassess what he is saying. >> haleigh, romney said he is promoting trickle down racism. do you think he has done enough to reassure them? >> i am going to be succinct on this point. mr. trump is my boss, i know him personally. there's not a racist bone in his body. i just don't think it warrants further discussion. >> and what about him saying, do you take any issue with things he said, especially with the judge? >> google mitt romney and racism. he was accused of similar things when he was running. >> he got skewered for it. but he is not running this time. do you take issue at all with your boss, you say you know him personally, with comments he made especially about the judge? >> no. mr. trump clarified his remarks, he issued a statement. his remarks were misconstrued. there's a double standard in the media. it was unfairly played out.

mr. trump: thank you, everybody. we have gotten the nomination. we are going to have an incredible period in cleveland. we started working already on the convention. and lebron, good luck in the series because we will have the series, which of course, the longer it goes, the less time we have, but that's ok. it will be very interesting to see what happens. as you know, they are playing the basketball championships partially in that arena. i think it will be very exciting, lending to the excitement in cleveland. that's good or it because that's what we want. because it's going to be an exciting period of time. we have, we've done some awfully good work. i was just informed, it was certified out, that we've gotten more votes than anybody in the history of the republican primaries, and we still have i guess six or seven locations to go, states to go. and in the history, think of it. in to the history of this great party, we've gotten substantially more than anybody else, by millions. by millions m

that's mr. trumpfeel personally about him and you are the body man, how do you feel personally of donald trump today. not donald trump the candidate? >> i am honored and thankful and grateful. it is been so amazing. i would not change one second of my time with mr. trump other than to say thank you. it is been a great privilege and honor. >> what's next? >> out playing my kids. >> thanks guys. >> thank you, corey, i appreciate it. >> that was corey lewandowski. the former campaign manager of donald trump thanking donald trump saying that he was honored to have served with him and he sees this moment as an opportunity for mr. trump to expand. when asked of regrets, he said he never looks back. we appreciate that interview. we want to turn to our colorado delegate who says she will never vote for donald trump. she's part of the new push to change convention rules. kendall, thanks so much for joining us on this busy afternoon, appreciate it. thank you for the time. >> i want to get your reaction to the b

mr. trump delivered his remarks to a room full of supporters at the trump national golf club westchester. it's about 20 minutes. ♪ because we are the champions of the world ♪ mr. trump: thank you. thank you. wow. thank you very much. >> we love you, trump. mr. trump: hello. i would like to begin by thanking the people of montana, south dakota, new mexico, new jersey, and california. we had some big, big days and we had some big numbers coming in. very big numbers. i am truly honored by your support. together, we accomplished what nobody thought was absolutely possible. and you know what that is. we're only getting started and it's going to be beautiful. remember that. [applause] tonight, we close one chapter in history and begin another. our campaign received more primary votes than any g.o.p. campaign in history, no matter who it is, no matter who they are, we received more votes. this is -- [applause] this is a great feeling. a great feeling. this is not a testament to me but a testament to a

i don't know where mr. trump gets his information that many of them were illegals but they did burn an american flag. they were waving mexican flags and i know there are some anti-trump latino organizations that are trying, these supporters aren't listening to tell these people don't burn american flags but don't show up with mexican flags because the groups think you're helping mr. trump if you do that. >> trump believes this is to his political advantage as well. when people see scenes of chaos and disorder, scenes of what seems to be un-american behavior that is what strikes fear in people's hearts and makes them want a strong man, someone who says he's going to protect you, somebody who says that he's going to quash these forces of scary disorder out there, and so there is a feeling that, even if these people are a small fringe or outliers or a small band of anarchists and troublemakers who don't represent the main stream of the opposition to donald trump, they could cause a lot of trouble. >> and does anyone

[cheers and applause] mr. trumpon june 7, you have to get out and vote, because you know, we are setting records. we have already broken the record, in all fairness. i like that cap. he has the same cap i have on. hunters, the n.r.a., they gave me the endorsement. you saw that. great, great people. wayne and chris, they are great people. they gave me the earliest endorsement i think they have ever given to anybody. national rifle association. we are going to protect your 2nd amendment. we will protect your 2nd amendment. i love you, too. nice guy over there. big strong guy. i love you. so, look, we have had an incredible period of time june 16 we started and it's been an amazing ride. all over the world they are talking about it, it's a movement. they said they have never seen anything like it. the biggest crowds of anybody by far. the other night, bernie had 3,000 and i had 17,000. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: and they talked about me, donald trump made a speech, never mentioned the number of people and bernie

mr. trump and the speaker have been in communications for quite some time and i'm sure that's going to remain. >> this is what donald trump's own lawyer said about the federal judge curiel only last month when he was emerging from a procedure. listen to this. >> you know, the judge is doing his job and we're not seeking to recuse the judge. we're trying to assert our rights, and i think the court today did a job of trying to balance out the interests. >> he said the judge is doing his job and the judge in the court did a good job at trying to balance out the competing interest. here's the question, katrina. if donald trump's own legal team doesn't seem to have a problem with this federal judge, why is donald trump continuing to push this issue? >> well, look, mr. trump can continue to have an opinion on this issue. and point out those specifics. these lawyers are the individuals that have to deal with the judge and this court on a daily basis. now, to their legal strategy, that i can't answer f

mr. trump or about secretary clinton. i think they will do so. i, myself, will not be voting for either one of them. i can't bring myself to vote for hillary clinton. i don't think the policies she promotes are right for the country, and mr. trump i think is too great a departure from the values of our country for me to sign up as a voter for him either, so i'll be writing in someone else's name, probably another republican. >> isn't that sort of -- you write in some other name that has no chance. isn't that copping out of your responsibility? >> my responsibility is to express to the american people what i believe is right about the potential nominee of the party, i did so plainly, clearly, and the people that made the choice decided to go a different direction. that's their right. but as an individual i simply can't put my name down as someone who voted for principles that suggest racism or xenophobe i can't, mi song knee, bigotry, who has been vulgar time and time again, the recent attack on

mr. trump himself said that he just wanted to go a different direction. this was a business decision, not a political one. they both gave interviews speaking highly of each other and corey lewandowski is still promoting mr. trump to this day but the media insisted there had to be a villain involved. >> i see. we looked at the fact checking of both hillary clinton's big speech this week and donald trump's speech this week. we found more media efforts to scrutinize what trump had said, and he in particular seems to take issue with cnn's fact checking efforts. he tweeted that the clinton news network as he called it is losing all credibility. do you think cnn and the other news media organizes have been fair in their fact-checking efforts? >> absolutely not, particularly last week after mr. trump's speech. the anchors and the reporters at cnn didn't even wait for their official, quote, unquote, fact checker before they proceeded to defend hillary clinton after mr. trump's speech, and they went as

[applause] mr. trumptonight, we close one chapter in history and begin another. our campaign received more primary votes than any gop campaign in history, no matter who it is, who they are, we received more votes. this is a great feeling. a great feeling. this is not a testament to me but i testament to all of the people who believed real change, not obama change, but real change. [applause] mr. trump: you have given me the honor to lead the republican party to victory this fall. we are going to do it. we are going to do it, folks. we're going to do it. i understand the responsibility of carrying the mantle and i will never, ever let you down. too much work, too many people, blood, sweat, tears. i will not let you down. [applause] mr. trump: i will make you proud of your party and our movement. and that is what it is, a movement. recent polls show than i am beating hillary and for all of her many problems and tremendous mistakes, we expect our lead to continue to grow, and grow substantially. [cheers and

i stand by the fact that mr. trump is a great candidate and is better than hillary clinton ever will be. that's a direct quote from corey lewandowski as the latest turmoil that's plagued the trump campaign's inner circle continues. our chief political analyst gloria borger is with me and david gregory, host of "the david gregory show p" podcast. first, you, gloria. >> there was chatter but i think it came to a head when both ivanka trump and her husband, jared kushner felt that enough was enough and that jared has been very helpful on the fund raising side, i'm told. and jared's husband in the campaign and more and more people were complaining, including then about the fact that corey was not managing this campaign well. i was told that, quote, it became an issue of performance for him. but getting the simplest things done or executed had become a problem in this campaign. i think along with ivanka and her husband, jared, were the other siblings, the two boys, and i think there was a sense that paul manafort ought to t

mr. trump will not run.s is the finest field of talent ever assembled in the history of the republican party. that was before i ran. i listen to krauthammer say this is the finest group of talent ever assembled in the history of the republican party. i looked at my wife and said, maybe i should not run. except krauthammer does not know what he's talking about. he is overpaid. he was the big one for the war. go into the war. go into iraq. fight like hell. lose thousands of lives. spend $2 trillion. spend $2 trillion. you know what we got? nothing. you know what we did? we gave iraq to iran. and i was against it. with that being said, we are going to build our military so powerful, so strong, nobody is going to mess with us. our military is depleted. did you see those things on fox and cnn where they had a sort of documentary on what is going on with our flyers, right? we have these great airmen. what is going on with our equipment? so said, oh i used to be proud. our f-16s, f-18s, they have the fighters, but

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mr. trump is just simply pointing out the potential conflicts of interest that he has experienced with this judge. none of us were in the courtroom there, but mr. trump and his lawyers were there. they have informed him there have been a series of decisions made by this judge that were in question. the two law firms that he appointed to go up against mr. trump are now also in question because one of them is a hillary clinton supporter, the other one is a barack obama supporter. one of them also donated $16,000 to the campaign account for the attorney general of new york who's working on the other case, without once telling the public that he's -- >> let me interrupt. what does any of that have to do with the ethnic heritage of the federal judge? he was born in indiana. he's an american. his parents came from mexico. what does any of that has to do with his heritage? >> it has to do with mr. trump's policies. that's the piece of the discussion that i notice is being left out for the most part. t

. >> reporter: mr. trump is still behind us here at the convention center in tampa taking selfies, signing autographs. the event just wrapped up. it's trump's third visit to tampa. that goes to show how important this city and this state is to his campaign strategy. trump just disappeared from sight here in tampa. this is a rally that thousands started showing up for right around dawn this morning. the scene here, from what we have seen inside and outside, a lot more peaceful than the scene outside trump's event last night in richmond, virginia, where supporters and protesters scuffled in the street. five folks ended up detained, one ended up arrested. trump is also now pushing back against last time's republican nominee, mitt romney, who had really harsh words for mr. trump in an interview that aired last night. >> i think his comments time and again appeal to the racist tendency that exists in some people and i think that's very dangerous. >> trump initially responded to that with a tweet, first thing this

mr. trump or trump did a good job, everyone is saying who got it and you make me look very bad. >> reporter: so trump took aim at the reporters. >> it seems as if you're resistant to scrutiny. >> i like scrutiny -- excuse me. i've watched you on television. you're a real beauty. what i don't want is when i raise millions of dollars have people say like this sleazy guy from abc. >> reporter: trump went on to say he never wanted in he credit for helping veterans causes. >> i never wanted credit for it. >> reporter: but it was trump who launched his fundraising drive as a major media event rivaling a gop debate he was skipping. >> we raised close to 6 to be hotly hone totally honest. >> reporter: the gop nominee fired off on questions over trump university, the real estate school he founded that's being sued by students who say it's a fraud. newly documents is a play book that focussed on how to market more expensive courses to students. trump has questioned the motoiv of the judge handling the ca

mr. trump's comments? ms. kim: i think they are aware of the impact that trump can have on the republican party, which is why they are trying to run on their own brands. on the rob portman brand in ohio, or the pat toomey brand in pennsylvania, or the paul ryan brand in the house. that is why speaker ryan is trying so hard to roll out this policy agenda over the next six weeks. we have poverty, healthcare, there is a lot to talk about for house republicans there. for senate republicans and the committee helping to reelect them, they have a phrase. we are telling our candidates to run as though they are running for sheriff. don't pay attention to top of ticket, that's out of your control. this is your own localized race and run as if running for sheriff. fernando: you talked about endorsements and senator kirk basically un-endorsing, do you expect more of those rhetorical separations between a candidate and mr. trump? ms. kim: i think there will be -- continue to be rhetorical separations. we talked to senator r

he calls -- mr. trumpall it blood money, this money coming from places like saudi arabia into the clinton global foundation but trump has business ties to dubai and other middle east countries. doesn't that sort of -- doesn't it cancel each other out? >> not at all. when hillary clinton is talking about how she is a champion for women and women's rights and also the lgbt community -- >> he says that too, he's a champion for women. >> the clinton foundation is known to have taken millions of dollars from countries that have led atrocities against women and those in the lgbt community. >> how is that different from having business ties and profiting from them personally? >> not to mention the fact that the clinton foundation there are at least 1,000 donors we have -- the source of the income and what the money was used for. yes, using -- going to these foreign countries and having them donate to the clinton foundation was a money laundering scheme certainly for the clintons and it does needs to be exposed. n

mr. trump: they put up latinos for trump, latinos. [applause] mr. trump: we're going to do great with the latinos, because i'm bringing back jobs. the latinos, african-americans were doing great with african-americans. they want jobs. we're losing our jobs to everybody. we're being taken advantage of by the world. we're losing our jobs to everybody. we are going to bring back jobs like we haven't seen in this country for many, many decades. and people that aren't doing well, they're going to start doing very, very well, believe me. host: shermichael singleton, donald trump taking it to the next step, which is focusing on jobs and the economy, to go back to what the g.o.p.'s so-called autopsy report said, is that hispanics will close their ears and eyes to that if they know that they have the potential of being deported. guest: that's actually one of the stronger suits, at least as far as i believe. however, i'm reminded of something that jack kemp stated in the 1980's, you can have all the best policy in the world, and i'm paraphrasing, but if an ind

mr. trump: so we'll be going into the convention no matter what happens and i think we're going to go in so strong. >> and watch the democratic national convention starting july 25 with live coverage from philadelphia. secretary clinton: let's go forward. let's win the nomination and in july let's return as a unified party! senator sanders: and then we take our fight for social, economic, racial and environmental justice to philadelphia, pennsylvania! >> every minute of the republican and democratic party's national convention on c-span, c-span radio and c-span.org. >> well, the u.s. stock market and markets around the world for that matter are sharply down today after britain's voters stunned the world and chose to leave the european union. "the hill" reporting the dow jones opened trading off nearly 500 points in the first minutes of trading. it's one of the steepest collapse since the financial crisis. the nasdaq and s&p 500 were also down by large amounts early. and they're issuing statemen

mr. trumpit is an assault on the ability of free people to live their lives, love who they want, and express their identity. clinton: the attack makes it even more clear we cannot contain this threat, we must defeated. mr. trump: i will suspend emigration from areas where there is a proven history of terrorism against the united states or our allies. inflammatory anti-muslim rhetoric and threatening to ban the families and friends of muslim americans as well as millions of muslim business people and tourists from entering our country hurts the vast majority of muslims who love freedom and hate terror. mr. trump: hillary clinton for months and despite so many attacks repeatedly refused to even say the words radical islam until i challenged her yesterday and guess what? she will probably say them that let's see what happens. ms. clinton: we have to stop the america andhadists back again. tell the: we need to truth about radical islam and we need to do it now. if the fbi is watching you for a susp

mr. trump: thank you very much, i appreciate it. this is an amazing honor. it's an amazing day. very historic day for a lot of reasons, not only turnbury, this was one of the big votes in the history of europe an scotland an everywhere. it was very exciting coming in and we were landing and we just heard the results. i wish everybody a lot of luck. i think that it's purely historic and what's happening is historic. so it's an honor to be with you. my mother was born in scotland, she left scotland, she would be here a lot. she would come every year with my sister marion and my sister elizabeth and they just loved it. her loyalty to scotland was incredible. she respected and loved the queen and she loved the ceremony and the pomp. pomp and circumstance. and she was something special and to think that we'd be here owning turnbury one day would be incredible. she would come to turnbury with her friends and they'd have at r at turnbury -- turnberry. she didn't play golf but they'd have dinner here.

mr. trump referred to judge curiel's heritage in a lengthy tirade about the judge's ruling in the case. he also called judge curiel, a -- quote -- "hater" and -- quote -- "total disgrace" suggesting the judge should recuse himself due to his -- quote -- "negative" rulings. when pressed on the issue mr. trump doubled down. in an interview with the "wall street journal" published last thursday, mr. trump stated that judge curiel had -- quote -- "an absolute conflict" in presiding over the lawsuit because the judge is -- quote -- "of mexican heritage." mr. trump went on to explain that the judge's ethnicity presents a -- quote -- "inherent conflict of interest" because of mr. trump's campaign pledge to build a wall on the u.s. border to mexico. let me be clear, mr. trump's attacks on judge curiel have been characterized even by republican senators and congressmen as racist, inappropriate, and completely unfounded. judge curiel is an american. he was born in east chicago, indiana, just steps away f

mr. trump is doing is not consistent with the rule of law nation, demagogue ri at the worst and to the political process, he's trying to ruin this man's life. and i'll have no part of that. >> reporter: do you think it's a racist comment? >> oh, clearly. it's funny. i don't believe donald trump with the way he's lived his life is a racist person. i believe he'd hire somebody based on merit but he's playing the race card. in the political process, he's throwing the race card on the table to try to undercut the trump university lawsuit effect on his campaign. >> reporter: but it's un-american in your view? >> i think it's very un-american for a political leader to do this, to question whether or not a person can be a judge based on their heritage. >> reporter: your think your colleagues should consider decision avowing trump altogether and abandon supporting him? >> i understand why people can't support hillary clinton. i can understand wanting to support the nominee of the party. i just can't pe

you know, when mr. trumpe judge, the judge isn't doing his job, the allegations aren't coming from, you know, they're coming from all the people of trump university. why does -- why does donald trump coming back and back tripled down last night on the judge? why is he attacking someone who legally speaking can't counter punch? >> you know, i'm not going to talk about the attacks on the judge. i'm an attorney on the matter. what i can talk about is the case and mr. trump is disappointed in some of the decisions in the case and he's going to make that known. >> why not ask for a recusal? >> that's something that the legal strategy will depend on and decide on and not something that we have done up to this date. >> will you do? do you think you will? >> you know, i'm not going to talk about legal strategy going forward but, you know, we are continuing to monitor the case and we still feel very strong on the merits and we have a long fight to go and plan on making many more motions and attacks in the case and we

mr. trumps playing off a very and the fact is that voters think trump would be the better candidate for the economy. 53% to 43% according to a gallup poll. ed rollins is an advisor to the superpac and a hillary clinton fundraiser is joining us as well. this very ugly jobs report was a red meat with a red ribbon for donald trump. he can play on it, where should he take it, ed, beyond this is a terrible number, obama's a terrible president? >> i think he has to talk about his economic program and how he's going to get people back to work. he has a history of that. these numbers of are devastating and eliminates the effort of obama to campaign effectively for mrs. clinton. we're certainly going to try to taye the two together. basically the failure and you want four more years, heillary. and you want donald trump, the change agents liz: she could spin it and say the stock market is up more than 200% from 2009 when president obama took over. but the economy is different from the stock market. she's

reporter: controversial as mr. trumpocals welcomed the money he has pumped into turnberry. >> there is not a single thing i have seen reported that donald trump has said during his bid for u.s. leadership that i would agree with. not a single one of his political views. but he has had a significant investment of hundreds of millions of pounds in this area, and that matters in terms of the local jobs that will bring, and the opportunities of people locally. reporter: mexican flags are already flying in protest in scotland ahead of the white house hopeful's visit. demonstrators are expected here at turnberry too when donald trump arrives. lana gordon, bbc news, turnberry. katty: mr. trump making enemies, but also a few friends out there in scotland. he will be there for a few days. for our viewers on public television, that brings our special broadcast from london to a close. we will have updates on the u.k. referendum on whether to leave the european union or not. it is on our website. i'm katty kay. "world of us here at

mr. trumpt how much hillary clinton's given to the military, nothing. >> he's continuing to attack everybody. that's not going to cut it. >> i'm going to continue to attack the press. these people are losers. >> donald trump and all his bigotry is not going to stop our path forward. >> he had to get shot and killed, and why? >> the power of those animals, beyond immeasurable. >> raises a lot of questions. what is the proper response? >> the child wouldn't be here today if they didn't do what they did. >>> there is fierce fighting on the entrance to fallujah. it will be a very bloody battle. >> used as human shields. they have absolutely no way out. >> it is definitely getting more da dangerous. >> announcer: this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to your "new day." ana cabrera joins us in studio g. to be here. >>> donald trump taking no prisoners and says you better get used to it. the gop presumptive nominee launching a tirade against the me

mr. trump's rhetoric has gone too far? was there any point when you said, wow, that went over the limit? >> i am sure if i sat back and thought about it that there would be times that i would think that there were things that he had that he shouldn't have said. quite frankly he's admitted there are things that he said that he shouldn't have said but that happens to anybody in politics who speaks their mind. if you have this many microphones and cameras in front of you on a regular basis and you're not a preprogrammed robotic politician, you're going to make some statements at times that you wish you could take back. i've done it, he's done it and anybody who's honest in this business has done it so that doesn't make him any different than anybody else who's run for office before. frankly, from my perspective, it's refreshing to have somebody who is willing to speak their mind and you know is not reading from a script. there's lots of things you can say about donald. he's not reading from a scri

although mr. trumpcorrect when he slams the national press for constantly trying trying to vily him playing the gotcha game. i personally can feel trump's pain because the national press does the same thing to me. the factor is attacked over and over as am i on a variety of bogus charges for years. it's wrong and corrupt. the only reason the national press despises this program is the ideology. we are the most successful cable news show of all time. we inventinged the prime time opinion genre. and we are fair and responsible here. you hear all sides. yet, the press looks for any and all reason to denigrate us. so i understand what trump is going through. but i also know that he sometimes gets a bit testy when legitimate reports surface that he doesn't like. donald trump wants to be president, so he will be scrutinized. that's the way it should be in a free society. however, skepticism should not be accusation. and often it is. and that's the memo. now for the top story. reaction, with us here in new yor

however, mr. trump is definitely not making any noise who he is choosing because it's a very important choice because it has to be someone that is in line with his philosophy to make america great again. melissa: talk about cnn trying to create his policies, making his job harder that corey lewandoski is over there? does that give reports more weight? does it make things more confusing? >> no, not at all. we don't really expect, particularly network like cnn to really report on the campaign. they have done so far good job creating their own narrative. i articulate mr. trump's promise and positions as we move forward. as the media tries to create the own policies i will be there to correct them. melissa: what can we expect coming up from the convention? >> i think you can expect more speeches along the way. i think the convention is going to be more of really about who mr. trump is. we have seen hundreds of millions of dollars in attack ads. we have seen as the mentionedded media creating their own narra

mr. trump. and i said to him, it's been an honor and a privilege to be part of this. and i mean that from the bottom of my heart. >> reporter: cnn is told trump watched lewandowski's interview as it happened live, a few hours after he was fired. trump later expressed his appreciation as he talked about moving on. >> he's a good man. we've had great success. he's a friend of mine. but i think it's time now for a different kind of a campaign. >> reporter: that different kind of campaign is one with paul manafort, lewandowski's nemesis, now firmly at the helm. cnn is told that internally, manafort's mantra is that trump must act more presidential, while lewandowski kept saying, let trump be trump. sources from the -- from in and around the campaign, have told us that they thought you were feeding mr. trump's worst instincts. if there was a plan in place post-primary, now that he's trying to pivot to the general, is in the general, that you would get in the plan with him and undercut that plan and

mr. trump. i said it's been an honor and a privilege to be part of this. i mean that, from the bottom of my heart. i think as you look at how small this team has been and how close-knit this team has been, it's really important to know that there are highs and lows in every campaign and we've been through them together and in order to be successful, we need to build that team and those relationships with the rnc and utilize the resources that they have available to us. that's where the campaign is going and it's been a great privilege. look, i wouldn't change one second. >> reporter: the move, a clear acknowledgement from trump that change wasn't just necessary but desperately needed as he heads into the general election. but what sources describe as a sudden move still may not be enough to calm the rest of republican who is believe the problem isn't the staff but the candidate himself and they are pushing to dump trump at the republican convention next month. it's a move trump himself blasted

mr. trump, thank you for joining us, we wanted to get your reaction to all of this. >> well, there's nothing like what's going on right now. there's never been anything to this extent where we have people, we don't know who they are. and there's no uniforms involved, it's war. it's absolute war, but we don't have uniforms, we don't know who it is or where they're coming from and we have a good idea. and as a country we don't do anything about it. and we're going to get smart. it's only going to get worse. >> mr. trump, you called on the president of the united states to resign because we're going to play a sound byte, here's what he had to say yesterday about the attack. >> there is therefore a further reminder of how easy it is for someone to get their hands on a weapon that let's them shoot people in a school or in a house of worship or a movie theater or in in a nightclub. and we have to decide if that's the kind of country you want to be. >> so mr. trump, also more gun control and terror an

mr. trump is mr. es the decisions. i don't think i'll ever acquired by making staff change. clearly i'll go in a different direction. that's what they decided to do this morning. stuart: are you only just heard about this? no brahmins in advance? >> we knew there was a meeting but we didn't know the. stuart: was your initial reaction? >> corey is my friend and they've done an amazing job. the lowest spending level other. 45 the 50 states had record republican turnout. there's a lot to celebrate here. we've got to win the general election. stuart: was cory lewandowski the guys that let trump be trump. he's won the nomination. he was at camp, wasn't it? >> usb or stuart: therefore i price my point that had been fire suggest they want to get a grip on the campaign. i know you are with me on this one. i know you where. >> certainly they are changing the tone of the campaign. i would be surprised that if mr. trump suddenly has somebody different. stuart: that mesh or this or not you. cheryl atkinson told fo

[cheers and applause] mr. trump june 7, you have to get out and vote, because you know, we are setting records. we have already broken the record, in all fairness. i like that cap. he has the same cap i have on. hunters, the n.r.a., they gave me the endorsement. you saw that. great, great people. wayne and chris, they are great people. they gave me the earliest endorsement i think they have ever given to anybody. national rifle association. we are going to protect your 2nd amendment. we will protect your 2nd amendment. i love you, too. nice guy over there. big strong guy. i love you. so, look, we have had an incredible period of time june 16 we started and it's been an amazing ride. all over the world they are talking about it, it's a movement. they said they have never seen anything like it. the biggest crowds of anybody by far. the other night, bernie had 3,000 and i had 17,000. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: and they talked about me, donald trump made a speech, never mentioned the number of people and bernie ha

>> no, i don't think mr. trump is going to win, because i think the american people understand that it's absurd for a billionaire to be campaigning on giving hundreds of billions of dollars in tax breaks to billionaire families like his own. the american people understand what trump does not understand, that climate change is very, very real, that it threatens our country and the entire world, that mr. trump is not right, when he tells us what every other, what every scientist in the world acknowledges, climate change is real, and we have to transform our energy system and most importantly, after all of the decades and decades and centuries of struggle, that we have had in this country, to combat discrimination, whether it is race or whether it is gender, to have a candidate for president going around insulting mexicans and latinos and muslims and women and african-americans, that is not the candidate that the american people are going to support in november. >> one of the things that you and your team has been foc