mr. trumpoesn't have the discipline to stay on message and win the election. you see the polling showing him behind in battle ground states. i know he did an economic speech monday and he'll do a speech on terrorism tomorrow. in between, he does seem to go off-message. last night he was talking about monica lewinsky's blue dress. >> first of all, the piece that you just did is an example of why he said last night beside running against hillary clinton he's running against the media. the point he's making he said that this was a substantive weekend. our plan laid out how he was going to cut taxes, lower the tax rates for small businesses. he talked about his trade and energy policies. she laid out a program which frankly is exactly what this administration is doing, raising taxes, raising spending, increasing the national debt and there was a debate that could have been had there, instead the media decided to take the clinton campaign narrative and go on attack of donald trump. donald trump in t

[cheering] mr. trump: when a company wants to leave our country to go to another country and think they are going to make their product and because our politicians are weak, stupid, taken care of by lobbyists, special interests. they are taken care of by lobbyists. they are taken care of by donors and special interests -- a friend of mine said, i can't believe we're talking about a deal that took place among ago. about a month ago. it is bad for the country, but it is good for the politicians. they are taking care of by their lobbyists and their donors and the special interests. even though you say we want, as an example, general electric to produce more, if they don't want to or if for some reason one of the donors of crooked hillary clinton doesn't want that to happen, even though it is great for erie, great for even though it is great for the state of pennsylvania that , is not going to happen. by the way, i have to tell you this, when they think they are going to take the companies and rip them out as

[boos] mr. trump was just announced that her important calendar records will not be released, even though they have them, to the public until after the election. there is too much stuff on that. they want it after the election. terrible. it's protection from a corrupt rigged system. it's disgusting. [applause] as i have said many times in recent days, it's hard to tell where the clinton foundation ends and where the state department begins. that is what has happened. it's sad. the clinton corruption scandals have been there for a long time. and it has been sad, sad, sad for america. the illegal servants, the foreign hacking, the deleted e-mails -- how many? 33,000. the deleted e-mails. the secret schedules. the lying to congress -- it's all just too much. we are going to have a great victory on november 8, i can tell you. [applause] we will have a great victory. thank you. thank you. how much more can voters take? not much more. thank you. hillary clinton thinks she is entitled to be president. by the

that puts him at odds with mr. trump. in 2012 donald trump pushed then nominee mitt romney to release his taxes. >> you didn't see the tax returns, you think there's almost like something wrong. what's wrong. >> that's mr. trump saying you need to see the tax returns or you think what's wrong. you could put the issue to rest right now if you release mr. trump's 2008 returns. that's a year no longer under audit according to mr. trump's lawyers. you have made the calculation it's better to take the hit than to let the public see what's in the taxes. mr. trump said in 2012, as he said, what's wrong in these tax returns? what do you not want the public to see? >> there is nothing that he doesn't want the public to see. mr. trump's position has been clear from the beginning. he's under audit. when that's completed he'll release the returns. in mrs. clinton's returns you saw a lot of income coming from donors to the clinton foundation and people who benefit from her state department term as well. i haven't seen stories on that y

[cheers] >>[chanting] mr. trump: first. >>[chanting] mr. ump: so the destruction of manufacturing in pennsylvania was caused by hillary clinton and her husband's disasters trade policies. you take a look at what she has done. at the bidding of our corporate funders, hillary clinton has back every killing trade deal for decades. she has received so much money. she has approved virtually every tax increase put before her. yesterday, you see, $1.3 trillion and tax increases. highest taxed nation in the land, essentially. we are the highest taxed nation in the world. anywhere in the world. and of the industrialized nations, we are far and away the highest taxation. and she is proposing massive tax increase. folks, we can't do it. [booing] mr. trump: it's going to make our country noncompetitive. it's already noncompetitive. it's going to make our country noncompetitive. and we are not going to do it. i'm proposing a massive tax decrease for the middle class, for business and businesses are , going to pour in. not since ronald reagan has anything

mr. trump: the rise of isis is the direct result of policy decisions made by president obama and secretary of state clinton. katty: we are on the border between ukraine and crimea, where tensions are rising amid concerns about what russia really wants. and they were some of jazz music's greatest acts, thanks to one photographer, the old new york scene is still swinging. katty: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. what would a trump administration policy for tackling terrorism really look like? that is the question the republican nominee set out to answer while taking aim at his rival hillary clinton. from extreme vetting process that would restrict those with hostile attitudes to the united states to limiting access to the internet for those spreading radical messages, he laid out his worldview. jane o'brien reports. jane: mr. trump's first foreign policy speech as the republican nominee focused squarely on fighting what he called radical islamic ter

mr. trumpthe other was respect for captain khan, for his parents, for their loss, for their sacrifice. be better if you decide that in the initial comments? boris: he is someone who is attacked by mr. khan. it was a bipartisan speech. he was at the dnc. it was a partisan affair. he spoke in a partisan way. it was an attacking speech. donald trump reacted to the speech. some of the comments -- the george --fidence to comments the george stephanopoulos, i am time of what he said. veterans, republican veterans, democratic veterans have come out and said this guy paid ultimate price defending his country. his parents have the right to say what they want. you say what to those veterans of both parties who are deeply and profoundly offended by what mr. trump said? trump,they, like mr. have the right to their opinion. i happen to disagree. i think goldstar parents do deserve upmost respect, absolute respect. but do they get to say whatever they want? john: you are saying it's wrong to be offended? bor

it's disconcerting on why this attack was even lunch at mr. trump considering mr. d nothing to do with the iraq war, whereas hillary clinton voted for it and she didn't support the troop surge. then she wanted to go in afghanistan and libya. donald trump has nothing to do with that man's son. mark: what do you think is going on with mr. trump's comments about the debate schedule? the debateook at schedule, to debates are scheduled on nfl nights. i am a fan. that certaing folks may not be watching the debates. we want as many people as possible to watch the debates. you know what happened in the democratic primary. they tried purposefully to put the debates on christmas eve, new year's day -- i'm joking, but something to that effect. we want to make sure the same thing doesn't happen in the presidential debates. mark: do you think he is fully committed to doing three debates regardless of what the dates and up being? >> you would have to ask him personally. that is absolutely what i understand. here is aboutsue the dates of the debates and making sure you maximize th

joining me now to discuss mr. trumpcretary clinton and much, much more, political panel, bill kristol, donald trump kaley, and former advisor, stephanie cutter. i want to play you something that former advisor, david axelrod said on cnn this morning. >> if donald trump were trying to lose this election, and i'm not saying he is, but if he were, i'm not sure he would behave any differently than he has in the last few days. i mean, this is something i've never seen before. >> it might be harsh, but kaley, can you point to anything mr. trump has done since his convention that has helped to expand and grow his voter base? >> well, yes. you know, there are a bunch of controversies this week, they should be split into two categories, the attack or reference to the kahns, it should not have happened. that was a big mistake. but some of the other controversies or alleged controversies, like not endorsing paul ryan, meg whitman coming to hillary clinton. i think that plays into his message of being anti-washington. the billionai

mr. trump responded after the speech. it was mr. khan who did the tv shows and mr. responded again. mr. trump made clear he had nothing to do with the death of mr. khan's son who is definitely a war hero. it's disconcerting on why this attack was even lodged at mr. trump, considering mr. trump had nothing to do with the iraq war. hillary clinton voted for it and she didn't support the troop surge, and then wanted to go to afghanistan. and the failures in libya. donald trump had nothing to do with that man's son. mark: when you think is going on with mr. trump's comments about the debate schedule? boris: if you look at the schedule, two debates are scheduled. i don't know if you are fans were not. it is worrying that some folks may not be watching the debates. we want as many people as possible to watch the debates. you saw what happened at the democratic primary with the e-mails. they tried to put the debates on christmas eve, new year's day. something to that effect. we want to make sure the same thing doesn't happen in the presidential debate. john: do you think he

mr. trump's speech. we did. we covered mr. trump's speech.nd we did cover those hillary clinton e-mails. so when these things just because you say them, they're not true. i mean, we have been covering this substance. we have been covering the -- to hillary clinton. >> jake, we've been talking about these messages all week. you covered this all day and you talked about this aside for three days. come on, there's not a comparison here. you had a chance to have a serious discussion about the two economic programs that were presented this past week, this very week by the two candidates. there was no discussion, no comparison. >> and mr. trump bears no responsibility for his campaign being off message? his comments about the second amendment had nothing to do with why we weren't covering the economic message? >> his point about the second amendment was that people who cared about the second amendment should be concern about hillary clinton's candidacy and that those who are concerned probably would take up the cause. now, there's something you can

mr. trump: big crowd. woah. this is beautiful. thank you everybody, thank you. thank you very much. what an honor. do we all love denver? yes. yes. thank you very much. we had at an interesting period of time. we had a little bit of a good evening last night, watching, right? no? the numbers just came out for the big thursday. they call it big thursday. i spoke last week and hillary -- sometimes referred to as crooked hillary -- spoke last night. she is crooked. and we had come i think it was 35 million, and they had less, like 33 or something. in other words, we had ore. and i have sort of been saying that, and a happy tell you, both numbers are great numbers. do not forget, on the debate, it was 24 million internet was a record. when you have 35 million people watching, those are big, big numbers. but the republican convention outdrew the democratic convention on the big thursday night. good, right? that's good. it's always good. always good. ok. so, we have to go over some numbers because hi

mr. trump's close confidants for a long time is roger stone. over the course of the last couple days, he's first accused mr. khan of being part of a radical muslim group that was tied to the egyptian muslim brotherhood. he's now tweeted he's correcting the record saying that's not true, his association is with the saudi jihadi and a man who is a 9/11 funder, according to mr. stone. do you want to associate yourself with those accusations of roger stone or do you have any kind of response to that? >> well, you have to ask roger stone. roger stone is not part of the campaign and i don't represent him. you have to take that up with mr. stone. >> so you have no comment on someone who is a close confidant of mr. trump doing that even from the context of -- >> i don't know what roger stone is talking about so you have to talk to roger stone about that. what i cannot do is sit here and try to tell you something i know nothing about although i do appreciate the effort to try to tie him to the campaign but i will say again, roger stone is not part of the

then mr. trumpill travel to the border state of arizona for a major speech on the reforms that propelled his candidacy but also polarized millions of people on both sides of the border, including mexico's former president ripping into trump moments ago on cnn. >> he is not welcome to mexico. by 130 million people, we don't like him. we don't want him. we reject his visit. i don't understand why president pena has offered this opportunity. i think it's nothing more than a political stunt. trump is using mexico's, he's using president pena to boost his sinking poll numbers. i think the president pena is taking an enormous political risk by hosting trump. >> okay. so we're covering all the angles of the story this morning. we start in mexico city with john bobbing ahead of trump's visit. he's on the phone. john, take it away. >> caller: i'd like to say donald trump not popular in mexico to say the least. not just because of tough words on immigration. he's had a tough policy on trade as well. mexico ha

mr. trump's statement. i hope americans understand that the remarks do not represent the views of our republican party, its officers or candidates." he goes on "i claim no moral superiority over donald trump. i have a long and well-known public and private record for which i will have to answer the final judgment and i repose my hope in the promise of mercy and the moderation of age. i challenge the nominee to set the example for what our country can and should represent. arizona is watching. it is time for donald trump to set the party -- set the example for our country and the future of the republican party while our party has bestowed upon him the nomination, it is not accompaniedunfettered license to defame those who are the best among us." i'd love to have you speaking to the statement because when you read in full it's incredibly strong. it's senator john mccain saying "mr. trump, you're wrong." and to the point about how this is different, because this is sacred ground here, what sort of support could

[boos] mr. trumpit was just announced that her important calendar records will not be released, even though they have them, to the public until after the election. there is too much stuff on that. they want it after the election. terrible. it's protection from a corrupt record system. it's disgusting. [applause] as i have said many times in recent days, it's hard to tell where the clinton foundation ends and where the state department begins. that is what has happened. it's sad. the clinton corruption scandals have been there for a long time. and it has been sad, sad, sad for america. the illegal server, the foreign hacking, the deleted e-mails -- how many? 33,000. the deleted e-mails. the secret schedules. the lying to congress -- it's all just too much. we are going to have a great victory on november 8, i can tell you. [applause] thank you. how much more can voters take? not much more. thank you. hillary clinton thinks she is entitled to be president. by the way, she has very bad judgment. even if

mr. trump was asked about mr. khan. he didn't raise mr. khan. the point mr. trump continues to focus on is, we need to focus on protecting our homeland security. that's the issue. not the tragedy of the khan family. >> parents who lose children, serving in the military, are referred to as gold star parents. we'll take a deeper look when we return. you are watching the "cbs overnight news." let's feed him to the sharks! and take all of his gold! and take all of his gold! ya! and hide it from the crew! ya...? squuuuack, they're all morons anyway! i never said that. they all smell bad too. no! you all smell wonderful! i smell bad! if you're a parrot, you repeat things. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. squuuuack, it's what you do. extraordinary starts here. new k-y intense. a stimulating gel that takes her pleasure to new heights. k-y intense. oh, dishwasher, why don't you dry my dishes? oh, he doesn't know any better. you just need to add finish? jet-dry? in the rinse aid compar

because of everything that mr. trump has said about mexico for the last 14 or so months, why did mexico extend its invitation to trump? >> reporter: yeah, it is a good question. lot of people are asking that question today. it could be a simple as the president here wanting to improve relations with a man who might end up being the president of the united states, try and work through some of the issues of immigration, of trade, of security. lot of people though are very angry about all this. there have been two protests here in mexico city so far today. one a few hours ago. it wasn't a particularly big protest but there is another protest which got under way in the past hour or so. there's been a lot of anger expressed in local media. the president here has been described as a sellout. the former mexican president, vicente fox, said on cnn that enrique pena nieto could actually be seen as a traitor for this meeting with donald trump because of everything trump's said about mexico and its leaders for the last 14 months. b

mr. trump wants to prioritize this process. ourse, we can't get all of this done in the first day of office. this is going to be a process. and in trump wants to outline his priorities because at the end of the day in november, you have two choices. you have a candidate that wants to crack down on border security, get criminal illegal aliens out of the country and focus on putting american families first or you can have hillary clinton, someone that in the first 100 days of her office wants to give amnesty, someone that's not even concerned with the borders in this country. >> katrina, last question on the immigration topic, something an issue that's near and dee and dear to this sw right here sanctuary cities. will mr. trump recommend no sanctuary cities in the united states? >> absolutely. we have to get rid of sanctuary cities. i'm here in texas, eric. this is something we have been talking about for a very long time. it hurts american families. mr. trump wants to make america safe again as well as great again and that is goi

[boos] mr. trumpy clinton does not believe in america first. first.eve in america [cheers] mr. trump: hillary believes iin n donors first and special interests and lobbyists. she will never straighten out our country. she doesn't have the strength, the stamina, or the ability to straighten out our country. ofwill have four more yearrs sf obama, and that is what we do not want. she would rather get a job to a refugee from overseas than an unemployed american veteran, or two an unemployed african-american or and hispanic. [boos] mr. trump: the job of a public official is to serve and protect the citizens of the united states. [cheers] mr. trump: not illegal immigrants, not foreign nationals seeking entry, but the people living here today including millions of african american and the spanish citizens -- and hispanic citizens. millions. millions. being treated very unfairly. my focus will always be on the 300-being of more than million american citizens who call this country home and who love their count

so, mr. trump, let me lay the first brick. [ cheers and applause ] >> in the set-up for this show, you speak passionately about this, and you have met many mothers and fathers. >> i have. >> what is your promise to them if you're elected? >> well, look, all we can say, because the loss is beyond anything that we can -- >> no parent should have to go through this. >> all we can say is they will not have died in veain because e won't let it happen to others. >> i believe you. >> you know, one of the things i heard, and i've heard this from almost everyone, from you and jamil and so many others, is that when the police -- and you know i'm a big, big proponent and fan of the police. they're incredible. when somebody is killed, they are aggressive, and they're really in there. they want to find out what happened. when they find out it's an illegal immigrant, they really lose heart because there's very little they can do. hard to believe. there's very little they can do. i'm sure you probably feel that w

mr. trump. i don't have a response to the breitbart articles because i haven't read them, i don't represent breitbart and i can't give you an accurate representation because i haven't read them. >> fair enough. some say they are concerned and that mr. bannon is now the one liegd t leading the trump campaign. let me read you a couple of headlines. daniel acreson wroting i have already voted republican physical until now. trump lacks what is needed to be president of the united states. i may yet have to vote for clinton because of the epic deficiency of my own nominee. montel williamss. donald trump is worse than a clown or bigot. he cannot be trusted to be commander-in-chief. your reaction. >> at least one of those individuals you mentioned was never a support ef of mr. trump. in some of your intro those individuals were never a supporter of mr. trump either. everyone has to pick their own position in this election. that's what elections are for. for their own reasons. but what i can tell you is

the message is that it is okay to vote for mr. trump, that mr. trump is a supporter of women. i've talked to a young woman who is 26, college educated, the other night and i said what do you like about mr. trump? her first answer was he loves women. it's obvious he loves women and i can tell none of this information about trying to paint him as a misogynist is true. >> host: . you can send us a tweet at c-span debbie j. we're talking about female vote in 2016 with kathryn serkes of the women vote trump in your organization set up back in june. how would you describe the trump campaign outreach with the no voters? >> guest: one of the reasons that we set up was what we saw was that it can't organization seem not to the ground game together back this spring, early summer before the convention. we saw all of these ad hoc groups springing up, nevada women vote trump, new york women vote trump, all over the place, scouts for trumpet there just are hundreds and hundred of these groups that are doing it on their own. we wanted to create a home for them to have a place where we could

khan and mr. trump. headline,e usa today mr. ump faces gop blowback over con comments, saying john mccain and military groups criticized trump for what they call the disrespect shown to the parents of a u.s. soldier killed in iraq who has criticized the real estate mogul for smears of muslims. the party has bestowed upon him the nomination, it is not accompanied by unfettered license to fame -- defame those who are best among us. thank you for emigrating to america. we are a better country because of you. the memory of the sacrifice will make us a better nation and he will never be forgotten. mr. trump taking to twitter, over the last few days talking about the situation. this one from yesterday, the story is not about mr. colin, an, but rather radical islamic terrorism and the u.s.. television and radio in ohio yesterday when he was asked about the recent exchanges and here is what he said about the family of mr. con . -- khan. mr. trump: i was viciously attacked and i have great feeling for his son. as far as i'm concerned, he

mr. trump. he called on me only in march of the year to serve as policy advisor. one of the chum foreign-policy advisers, walid phares. our last guest said it is not a lot of detail in donald trump's foreign policy. let's start by talking about isis. aboutas donald trump said his plan to defeat isis? more generalare directions in mr. trump's approach to defeating isis then and secretary clinton's, which said we would continue more of the same. basically the most important point is to end isis as an organization, not just as it is now, but end it as a future organization, meaning fighting the fight as well. as important on the ground, what is key in the right against isis is not just a military defeat of isis. it is who will take over after isis? isis came as a result of mistakes made in the way we left iraq in 2011 whereby we had defeated al qaeda but because of the political equation, isis was able to come back. asnking post isis is important as how we will dismantle isis. you spoke about how

mr. trump, this same day, is currently visiting mexico meeting with the country's president enrique pena nieto. >> when mexico sinds their people, they're not sending their best. they're sending people with lots of problems and they're bringing problems with them. they're bringing drugs, crime, rapist, and some, i assume are good people. >> jim acosta is traveling with the trump campaign. mexico's president compared trump's rhetoric to that of hitler and moussalini. >> this is not going to be a love fest between donald trump and the president. they are behind closed doors right now. we're waiting for them to walk out and have a joint press event. we are getting conflicting signals from both sides if there will be questions taken at all. when donald trump is in the room, anything is possible. it is possible he could take questions. just to show you around the world. you see behind the two podiums where they will stand, there is only one flag, and that is the flag of the republic of mexico. there

i got a note when you heard mr. trumppeaking about middle east policy it was reminiscent to a speech made by vladimir putin? >> exactly. i mean, i think it's speeches like this that give donald trump this reputation that he's gathered for being the kremlin's choice for american president because he uses lots of the same language when he talks about u.s. foreign policy, mistakes with u.s. foreign policy in general, talks about the revolutions supported and lays the blame for that in this case to the obama administration but on the previous u.s. administrations and that's exactly what the kremlin does and uses almost exactly that language. back in september vladimir putin addressed the united nations general assembly and said all those exact points and said do you realize what you would done? and i was waiting for those words to come from donald trump's mouth as well. he never said them but he could well have done because it was the same rhetorical message. >> ed brookhover, you've been listening to a lot of voices chiming

mr. trump blames the media for his troubles, but that ain't cutting it with the "wall street journal" this morning, placing the blame on donald j. trump. most of the media wants him to lose, but that was true of george h.w. bush, george w. bush, but he has made it so easy for the media and opponents. he needs to stop blaming everyone and else and decide if he wants to be president or turn the nomination over to mike pence. let's talk about this. political commentator, boris epstein, senior advisor to the trump campaign. larry sabato, senator of politics at the university of virginia and sally cohen and hillary clinton supporter. welcome to all of you. boris, i want to start with you. the "wall street journal" says donald trump is not running a competent campaign. is that mr. trump's fault? if that's indeed true. >> that's incorrect. the campaign is absolutely competent. we just heard about this speech will be put out today. that's what americans care about. isis or its pred -- >> it is a murdoc

mr. trump will deliver a speech reading from a teleprompter instead of unscripted rally with followers. general michael flynn is speaking right now. we're going to bring you mr. trump as soon as he begins to address the crowd. but first to trump supporter betsy mccaughey with us now. good to have you here. >> thank you! >> let's get right to the sound bite that everyone is paying attention to, even his son eric on fox business earlier today referred to him as humble trump. is this a hum bler donald trump? >> a humble trump but a clever way to take away from the media and his critics, issues they've been harping and harping and harping on for weeks, ever since the convention because truly he wants to pivot and provide to the nation a really powerful economic message, and voters now will have a choice between hillary clinton's class warfare and his message of economic growth, and it's no mistake that michigan is one of the places he's going to be delivering this because that state is right in the

i think mr. trump will do so. host: talking about other parts of the world, libya, connecting libya devices because we know some bombing has begun. u.s. bombing has begun in libya. how the donald trump tunnel the situation there? guest: to connect with syria is very simple. and mistake was not to prepare -- what can africa. the work organizations. these organizations sent weapons and volunteers. that is the chain of events. you are going to look at regional alliances. we have two very strong post allies of the united states that have the experience and fighting isis. that would be egypt in the new parliament, and tunisia. we have upgraded tunisia as an associate of nato. we need to have a plan for libya, not just to defeat isis and it is the same model as everyone else. we need to work with civil society, elected government and proctoring with them. host: how about asia, china, north korea? i have been speaking with many south koreans and japanese. we have expressed a lot of concerns because they have heard many sp

mr. trump double our gdp growth rate from about 1.8, 1.9% to 3.5% which is the growth rate we experienced for five and a half decades up until china joined the world trade organization in 2001. so the mission is 3.5% growth rate will generate trillions of dollars in additional tax revenues. how does mr. trump achief that? not just through tax cuts. also through a reduction in regulation, unleashing our energy sector which we really need and most of all by cutting your trade deficit a year which is killing our jobs. looking just at taxes is the wrong thing to do. now in terms of the specific taxes, the ones i love that he wants to cut is the high corporate tax rate. for example, if you're a gm of ford in michigan right now, over the last couple of years you've been shipping your business investment to the tune of about $5 billion to mexico rather than michigan. that's partly because of bad trade deals and also because we have the highest corporate tax rate in the world. american corporation goes

mr. trump's core supporters liked his tough stance on immigration. months ago, trump vowed to round up the approximate 11 million people living in the u.s. illegally and eject them within two years. if you don't believe me, here's mr. trump on tape. >> we're rounding them up at a very humane way and they're going to be happy because they want to be legalized. by the way, i know it doesn't sound nice. but not everything is nice. they're going back where they came. if they came from a certain country, they're going to be brought back to that country. that's the way it's supposed to be. now, they can come back but they have to come back legally. they will go out. they will come back. some will come back, the best, through a process. they have to come back legally. >> okay so now mr. trump is saying we're going to see who people are, we're going to see how they've done. there certainly can be a softening. so how is he going to see who people are and how is he going to figure out what they've done? >> well, i don't know exactly how he's going to make that

mr. trump's part. e best hope to keep the arizona senate seat which helps republicans in the senate and the better john mccain does in arizona, the more it will help donald trump. john mccain's primary opponent would get beat by 15 points in the general election. paul ryan will win his congressional district very handily. the person running against him is an unknown. i saw him on tv last night. paul ryan will run up the numbers in his congressional district, helping mr. trump. our senate candidate and everybody else running in wisconsin. so it's pretty short sighted to attack people who actually will help you by being on the ballot with them. >> what do you think is behind it? do you think it's just because he holds a grudge? >> yeah, i've said all along he can't take criticism. if you really want to be president of the united states, this is the best chance you'll get. you're running against somebody most people don't want to vote for, they don't trust, they don't like. the reason you're doing so poorl

and mr. trumpeizing on the latest sexting scandal that has ungulfed the husband of top clinton aide huma abedin. trump saying the repeated misbehavior is just another sign of clinton's bad judgment. >> allegations of racism and sexting. what could be next with this campaign? the pastor who tweeted that cartoon of clinton in black face apologized for doing that again this morning. pastor mark burns saying there are so many different ways that -- creative ways that he could have gotten his message out there. without question, that tweet and the david duke robocall is sure to complicate trump's reaching out to african-american voters. accusations of racism, leading to more personal attacks on the campaign trail. donald trump's campaign manager hitting back at hillary clinton's running mate for remarks he made last week, linking trump to former klu klux klan grand wizard david duke. >> donald trump is pushing their values, clklu klux klan values, david duke values. >> in the case of tim kaine, we expec

mr. trump has to say and make your own judgment with respect to how confident you feel about his ability to manage things like our nuclear triad. >> carol, this was part of a number of comments he made, pretty much putting to rest the idea of him holding off a little bit in the election, but making clear, and kind of following a strategy that has put out by the clinton campaign, try to make it clear that donald trump is temperamentally unfit to sit in office. that's their strategy, that's what they've been trying to do and the president is buying in. another note here, this is percentnal for the president. i talked to white house voice advisors yesterday, and they noted when he looks at donald trump, he fears what donald trump would bring to the white house. not just for the obama legacy, but also for the country. white house advisors saying that, and that's why you see the president getting so emotional and forward on his comments. >> thank you so much, phil. >>> so trump backtracks on his fal

[cheers] mr. trumpr countries and knock the hell out of isis, believe me. we have no choice. [cheers] mr. trump: we are going to take care of our wonderful veterans that are being treated terribly. [cheers] mr. trump: we're going to start winning with trade. we will make great trade deals. we are not going to let carrier air conditioner and forward and all of these other companies -- d, and all of these other companies -- we will not let them go to mexico and other countries, fire all their people, make their products and then send it back to our country and sell it. we get unemployment and no taxes. no. when they make their product and they want to leave and fire our great people, they can go and i will wish them luck, but when they send the product back into our country, they will pay tax for that product at a substantial tax, and they will never, ever leave in the first place. they will never leave in the first place. they will never leave in the first place. we will make great trade deals. we are go

mr. trump firing back during a campaign rally in connecticut. we are live with the details, peter. >> donald trump also reintroduced the voting public to the monoka li-- affair. >> remember what he said? he did not have sex with that woman. a couple of weeks later, oh, you got me. i'm so glad they kept the dress. i'm so glad they kept that dress. it's great. you know why? it shows what the hell they are. it shows what they are. >> big targets at the rally last night where the clintons and the media. trump told the crowd he wasn't just running kbeagainst a democ, that he is running against the press whose credentials he threatened to withdraw. it came hours after they wrote a story suggesting they are having a hard time keeping the gop on message. trump continued with tweets like this one. if it covered me honestly and didn't put false mete meaning i what i say i would be beating clinton by 20%. mike pence says we should all stay tuned and pointed to a speech tomorrow in ohio. that is something

mr. donald trump. in the near future, i hope to do so with mrs. hillary clinton with whom i have had discussions. we may not agree on certain topics, but his presence here demonstrates that we have a fundamental coincidence. our respective countries are very important, one for the other been the u.s. is important for mexico just as mexico is important for the u.s. we share the most travelled border there which every day, legally more than a million people cross it, and over 400,000 vehicles. commerce between our countries is over $500 billion a year. we innovate and produce together. as far as national security, the daily cooperation amongst our governments is ever more important to face the challenges of a complex world. so i had what i hope subpoena a very constructive conversation with mr. donald trump. the objective of the meeting was to meet each other and talk about the bilateral issues. i shared my conviction that the free trade of north america has done a lot of good for both the u.s. and mexico. u.s. exports to mexico are close to $200 bi