newt gingrich has since reiterated his support for donald trump saying he supports the candidate. campaign and congratulated them on a great rally for donald trump but the entire issue underscores that the problems are not necessarily inside trump's campaign. they may be with the candidate himself, at least according to republicans watching from the outside. >> thank you, phil. let's get some more of the trump campaign with our chief political correspondent, dana bash. you're getting more information from your sources. what's the latest? >> the latest i'm texting with top republican now asking have things calmed down. the response was a little bit. i don't think it takes much. what phil was reporting about the rally where he didn't pick any unwinnable fights either on the stage or afterwards. he did spend more time than he has in the past going after hillary clinton, pointing out that she would be obama's third term. talking about the big story today about allegedly giving $400 million to iran about the time they were releasing u.s. citizens. a small sigh of relief but for a lot of

newt gingrich joining me. get to the extreme vetting, we now know john kerry lied, the president lied, and the iranians told the truth about the ran system paid for hostages. what should happen? >> we should defeat hillary clinton. i mean i think that would -- i think that congress ought to hold hearings, but the truth is if you have an administration dedicated to being dishonest, it is hard to control them. that is why it is so important. how could anyone who are angry, how could they possibly tolerate a hillary clinton presidency? she is, she lies more than they do. she is fastly more corrupt than they are. nobody every suggested that obama is corrupt, but she is corrupt. and she is, she is -- >> she clearly sold access and profited. >> here is why trump so central. he took on the entire establishment. you have the big banks that would have got all of their ceos. you have the lobbiest in washington, many of them who behaved in ways that were indefensible. you have the big unions, they don't care if the stude

we are at a juncture where donald trump does need to step back and listen to newt gingrich who still believes in him. he said today donald trump can win this and he can be a historic president, but in order to do that he needs to stick to the issues and donald trump has to owe it to newt gingrich and those who stood by him, and me, as someone who stood by him. >> does he really owe it to them? because to me, this is a campaign that's been about donald trump for the entire time. does he really care about the republican party? my guess is no. i think he's in it to the end because for him it's about winning. it's not about governing. it's about winning. i just think it's laughable the way in which he just sort of to your point that he can't help himself. earlier today, at this rally in daytona, he said hillary clinton should get an award for founding isis and that is irresponsible rhetoric. at some point he's got to become more presidential. i don't think he can grow his base of support, but at least sound presidential. >> so, david, head of the rnc, reince priebus, we know is personall

newt gingrich.s great to have you with us. >> great to be with you. lou: donald trump getting high marks in his speech before the detroit economic club and doing very well in my opinion certainly with his taxation proposals, particularly on trade brackets, reducing corporate business taxes to 15% and then he is hit with all of this nonsense because he made an aside about the 2nd amendment which was, i had never seen the national media, the liberal media makes such a transparent and aggressive attack on any candidate which they knew was pure balderdash. >> i think you have to expect is this for the next 90 days. the media understands if they allow donald trump to communicate directly with the american people he's going to beat them and he's going to win and hillary is going to lose and the elite media in newsroom after newsroom is dedicated to defeating trump and i think every chance they get to try to get him off message they will. this was a totally phony story and i think trump is doing the right

we've heard from newt gingrich going off on the short-circuit answer. that happened a week ago. which is an eternity right now in presidential politics. it took the trump campaign five or six days to latch on to that word. it was friday that they came out with that web video. why is it taking them so long to respond and to capitalize on these kinds of things? >> the thing is it always seems like the candidate is catching up with his own campaign. i remember seeing rapid response e-mails come out as soon as hillary clinton said that. his campaign was responding p but then he during his own campaign rallies and interviews wasn't talking about that. >> where is the disconnect? are they not talking to each other? is he not listening to his campaign advisers? does he think as he said before i'm a better adviser than any of my advisers? >> well, it comes down to trump's personality. the motto that has yore come his campaign is let donald trump be trump. at every point that a key adviser, senior adviser paul man atorte the campaign chairman has tried to turn him in one direction, it se

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you have newt gingrich talking about it.e talking about something similar by saying he's running out of runway. if he continues the way he's going, he's going to lose. do you think these are -- do you think he's capable of learning these lessons? >> i seriously doubt it. to use newt's analogy to the nfl, what we're seeing here is kind of a very long, protracted butt fumble, in my opinion. i think it will be hard for trump to turn away from them because that's his habitual nature. that's the thing he likes to do. he gets very wound up in a lot of airing of grievances. you're going to continue to see a lot of this sort of thing going forward. at the end of the day, the only thing that could potentially help him and could result in this not being as bad as it looks right now, is the fact he's running against hillary clinton, who is really that disastrous of a candidate and that unappealing of a candidate. republicans hate her. so do a loft other people. she has high negatives, just as donald trump does. both major parties have

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you heard newt gingrich on fox news.ave to stop talking about everybody else and focus on hillary clinton and barack obama. trump trying to say we are united. i am united. listen. >> so i just wanted to tell you the campaign is doing really well. it has never been so well united. we started on june 16th. i would say right now it's the best in terms of being united that it's been since we began. we are doing incredibly well. >> all signs point to not well. >> we can say that is not true. you can see why trump is saying it. the poll with clinton with a ten--point lead. the on the record from party leaders and supporters of trump. almost all of them saying this man that's reset and reshape his campaign. trump is hearing and seeing and watching that. he is having to reassure people he has it under control. i think he is trying to do that through that sound bite. although there are signs of fracturing. >> let's talk about the master of the message and the guy who is cleaning up the message. mike pence. when it comes to the ri

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newt gingrich, always a pleasure.nks for joining us. >> thank you. >> i'm always surprised people are surprised that obama lies. obama lied about you getting to keep your doctor, about keeping your insurance. lied about this kind of government he want todaed to cr. why would you think this is any different? the reason hillary lies so much is if you're a moderate liberal democrat -- if he would have said yeah, but you have to understand it. the country would have reputuated him. they count on us shrugging off lying. think about how humiliating it is. you can't legally use u.s. dollars. it is also illegal to do what they did was to take dollars and turn them in and bundle them up. it looks like it is a movie like lethal weapons 9. >> and so the united states humiliates itself. >> what would you expect from hillary clinton as it relate today iran? donald trump has said he would get in there and repeal, cancel this out. how easy or tough would it be? it is not the kind of situation even as they chant death to america. >>

reince priebus, rudolph giuliani, and newt gingrich. they have to enlist his children in the effort. today manafort. he hadn't heard of an intervention in the campaign and he said the campaign is just fine the candidate is in control of his campaign and i'm in control of what he wants me to do in the campaign. this is another clinton error being put throughout and the media is picking up on. the campaign is in very good shape. we are organized. we are moving forward. the clinton machine may not like it. but we're prepared for the fight. >> how dire is the situation? a brand new fox news poll, and this is to be seen tear justly. just out, shows hillary clinton's lead over donald trump is now double digit. look at this. this is the stuff that makes people get very worried. hallie jackson, john horowitz at cnbc. the chief washington correspondent for cnbc, and political writer for the new york times. and chuck todd is political director of msnbc. give us a essential of, is this just baghdad bob denying it? no problem here? we have it made?

newt gingrich as hillary clinton. >> one of my thoughts was newt gingrich.ther one was flip would be ivanka. she basically delivered hillary's stump speech at the rnc convention. >> i don't know if she has enough policy background. >> i think the opponent needs to be a woman in a way. i think the gender matters more for trump than for hillary. just because his relationship with female voters is a little bit different. i think having a woman in that role would be important for his preparation. >> i came up with mary kay place. >> perfect. >> i totally love her. >> i'm going to text her right now and tell her to do this. >> she would be great. she has the right quality. >> that's going to have to be it for tonight. thank you all. on msnbc friday morning, >>> good evening, chris. ended. president harry truman signed the employment act of 1946. world war 22 ii was over. the great depression was over. the competing economies had been laid waist by the war. our own economy took off like a rocket during and after world war ii. in that single moment when it was over

i don't know. >> you heard newt gingrich, phil reporting that newt gingrich was happy about yesterday's rallies. the trump team was happier with how things went yesterday. maybe they're grading on a curve. he didn't do anything to hurt his campaign as he had done the days before. but they did have genuinely good news not on a curve. they brought in a ton of money. $82 million brought in, in july, compared to $51 million in june. a lot of it in small-dollar amounts, which is key. that is important. phil was saying, you know, the trump people feel like they have a lot of days left now to right the ship. now they have a lot of money. >> and it's not just the money. it's the type of money. the small-dollar donors, that $10, $20 donation, it's not just that you've got the money, although that's nice, but you've also locked that person in. you can also go back to that person again and again and again. it becomes really a voter mobilization strategy. people are much more psychologically set. where they held the rally, jacksonville, i've got a lot of family down in jacksonville. that was bush c

still ahead on full measure, former house speaker newt gingrich talks about early "credit karma, why are you checking your credit score!" "credit karma huh?" "yea, it's free." "that was easy." "credit karma. give yourself some credit." >>> newt gingrich was on the after helping republicans sweep that year's congressional election. he's back on the stage supporting another republican revolution, the presidential campaign of donald trump. earlier this summer we spoke with him about the campaign and his book and documentary that touch on the first american revolution. >> when you take rediscovering god in america and walk around all the monuments and you start with washington who talks about the importance of providence and without its intervention we would not have won, you go to jefferson eternal hostility over tyranny of the mind of man. lincoln in the second inaugural is virtually a sermon and references god again and again and again. you begin to realize that despite every effort of the modern secular left, you cannot understand america unless you understand how deeply our key lead

newt gingrich was on fox business. let's take a listen. >> i don't know if it's a fix fibl problem but it's big problem for trump. he needs to slow down and learn new lessons. it's a little bit like the apprentice. it's like the apprentice but he's not the boss. he doesn't get to say you are fired, the american people say you are fired. charles: saying i don't know if it's fixable is important. >> donald trump wants to be the leader of the united states of america. if he can't show leadership within his own party and get newt gingrich and paul ryan to trust him and get behind him. that says a lot to the american voters. charles: it comes back to safety, the law and order candidate. that's one thing hillary clinton has going against her. we note news cycle goes very quickly. things we are talking about tonight don't matter at all tomorrow. >> she'll have go in every reelection campaign, '96, 2004, 2012, they all define their oh own end around this time. she'll have to keep defining donald trump. man the end the guy who

by the way, dearly in love with newt gingrich? nobody is dearly in love with newt gingrich. maybe his wife. but dearly in love with is an amazing statement from giuliani. what do you think trump thinks when he hears his friends talk about like he's got an addiction problem or whatever it is? >> reporter: i don't think he likes the word intervention. i don't think he likes the word addiction. that does imply some sort of substance abuse. but you may not be able to say that. ultimately, donald trump has something of an addiction to headlines. he has an addiction to creating controversy, drama. he likes dominating the newscasts. he likes dominating the newspapers. that's why you have seen him jump from one controversy to the next. we have just seen him extinguish a controversy by creating another. in the past two weeks, five, six or seven, taking the past two days into account, the melania plagiarism, donald trump trying to link cruz's father to jfk, then the russian hacking stuff, calling for that, then we are getting into the latest headlines with trump fighting with the khan

as newt gingrich says, he has all that potential. i think this is what's troubling trump supporters. paul ryan said he won the primaries fair and square. he defeated 16 other candidates. donald trump has this extraordinary gift for connecting to the american people or to some segment of them. he has a charisma that you simply can't buy. but bothering his supporters is why is he using that to attack people like the khans or even john mccain and not using it to take on hillary clinton? that is the main bout. he's got these gifts. he should be using them against his opponent. >> what is this telling us, his behavior of the last week? he said the election may be rigged. i mean it's extraordinary for a presidential candidate to basically tell the american people that the election might be stolen from them. that's the kind of thing you hear in third-world countries. what is this telling us about trump as a candidate? >> well, the main force of his effectiveness in the primaries was to talk to people as if he's on their side and that the es

newt gingrich is entitled to his opinion. i disagree. donald trump has had a strong campaign. every campaign has bumps. this is someone who's only been a politics for a year. this has been a huge up side. on national security hillary clinton has not kept this country safe. on the economy, 1.2% gdp growth last year, donald trump will continue to make the case that he is the only one to truly turn this country around and he will do it once elected. >> the word out of the camp on twitter a while ago, there is no formal intervention going on. i guess that means no black tie. >> jim's just full of them today. >> basically, everything we've said here -- look, you have these big issues you can talk about, iran deal, state of the economy, isis, florida has zika breaking out. there is this constant sense things are unraveling in this country. let me talk about what i'm mad about that guy khan again. >> if you want to about the iran deal. let's talk about the fact that it shouldn't have been a deal in the first place. people say it is a larger par

. >> today one of trump's biggest supporters, newt gingrich called him very self-destructive. newt newt said that on fox news. >> trump's behavior needs to shift to that of a general election candidate. that's what newt gingrich went on to say. >> new at 4:30, texas agrees to weaken its voter i.d. law deemed discriminatory by a federal law passed in 2011, discriminates against minorities and the poor. texas is now willing to let those voters sign an affidavit and cast a ballot. the state will also send at least $2.5 million. more than 6,000 voters lacked a suitable i.d. under guidelines. >> we now know the cause of this inferno in disposal of smoking material sparked this six alarm fire that destroyed two buildings. 24 people lost their homes. but no one in the end was seriously hurt. >> let's take you to dubai where a firefighter was killed here while rushing to this fire on an airport tarmac. the plane arriving from india crashed during landing and caught fire early this morning. 300 passengers were on that boeing 777. 10 were hospitalized. its way to becoming a hurricane. wi

rudy giuliani and newt gingrich is involved. newt gingrich e-mailed the new york times that he knows nothing about an intervention, paul manafort says the same, but i have other sources who are confident that that is what's going to happen down the line. that donald trump needs a group of people that he trusts to come to him and say this is what you have to do in order to win. i am assured by someone very close to donald trump, just a moment ago that he does actually want to win. he wantings the president, they believe that is why he will start to listen. but so far chris, he has not taken an opportunity to back off. he has taken every chance he could to counterpunch against those who've spoken ill of him or those that have criticized him. so it is a tall order right now to see donald trump coming out and becoming an entirely new candidate starting tomorrow. >> the thing about the back and forth that he has had with the family of a fallen soldier though is different, i would argue, katie, than almost anything we've seen before.

even newt gingrich acknowledged this weekend of course trump's math on economics don't add up. according to gingrich, no candidate's does. the second part, how does this affect what happens later in the week? this, in addition to being a policy speech, also a political maneuver for donald trump. he has had one of his worst weeks yet when you look at the controversies over the last seven to ten days. this is a chance for trump to not just turn the page. when you talk to people inside his orbit, a chance he can spend four straight days, basically, on message. remember, on thursday, we started to see him really focusing on hillary clinton, talking about the economy. talking about national security topics that republicans wanted him to be focused on. here's the problem, thomas. we are already seeing the fallout from that week of controversy. the polls, when you dive into some of the numbers, on personality, temperament, trump is far behind hillary clinton. and on national security, now, too. clinton leads by a few points. this is significant, because trump has built his entire camp

that got trump to go with mike pence rather than newt gingrich. plea with the kids. that has been the key to getting trump to comport with party wishes before. so ultimately that's what it's about. will the kids be the ones to intervene? >> chuck todd in washington, thank you >>> we turn now to new images showing the terror inside a passenger plane moments after it crash landed. hundreds scrambling to escape the emirates jet after it exploded at the dubai airport. we get more now from nbc's kelly cobiella. >> reporter: a boeing 777 on fire. smoke billowing from the fuselage. this new video purports to show the panic inside. passengers trying to >> jump! jump! jump! leave your bags behind! >> reporter: the crew trying to evacuate before this. >> right after we got out, the plane blew up. >> reporter: jarrett george was on board and said there was no warning of an emergency landing. >> after the plane stopped, then the smoke started coming inside. and they were saying just jump, just jump. >> reporter: remarkably all 300 passengers and crew t there was one fatality. a

nice, frankly newt gingrich called it for what it is. it is pretty tough 72 hours.ow we'll see how quickly donald trump, as we've seen on other side as well, how quickly he comes off the mat. liz: christie, to hillary clinton issues, it does not help, a huge hot potato thrown into her lap, regarding "wall street journal" article, indicates, there is video of money coming off a plane, going straight to i of it, handed over to the iranians back in january, ostensibly to settle a square a deal, decades oldies put on failed arms deals, et cetera, that we supposedly owed them. and, it doesn't look good, the timing is absolutely terrible. u.s. hostages were released. and how can you, how can you tie that to hillary? she was secretary of state, when entire iranian deal began. >> that is far too complicated of a story right now for people -- liz: not complicated to a lot of people who read the journal article. >> not nearly as salacious everything going on with donald trump right now. you have the campaign intervention. fighting with his advisors, fighting with his own chil

so newt gingrich was asked this morning on fox about trump staying on track and this is what he had to say. >> i think that first of all, if you look at the last few days, i think he's gotten the messages, he came out and endorsed paul ryan which he should have done in the first place, he endorsed john mccain which he should have done in the first place. it's very tricky if you have never run for public office to jump from being a businessman to being one of the two leaders fightsing for the presidency. >> brian, a couple of things there, is it excusable, one thing i'm hear from newt gingrich, because he doesn't have a lot of political experience, trump that is, and that he's finally on board by endorsing the establishment, staunch republicans who were looking and hoping for donald trump's support? >> yeah, i mean it's a good gesture, obviously, it's sort of these icons of the the party, and john mccain is certainly one of them. and to be running on the republican ticket and not endorsing him would be bizarre. maybe underlying his comments is that throughout donald trump's career, he h

even ally newt gingrich calling his candidate unacceptable right now. president george w. bush taking aim at his isolationism. trump's team insists there is no intervention. no problem. >> the clinton may ma sheen may not like it, but we're prepared for the fight. >> reporter: the fight now inside his own party. after trump's refusal to endorse house speaker paul ryan. even mike pence splitting with his running mate. >> i strongly endorse ryan. he's a longtime friend. >> reporter: the deep anxiety in conservative circles with this question, could you trust trump with the nation's nuclear codes? one top republican national security adviser writing, imagine having to turn launch keys not knowing if we were under attack or if it was because a foreign leader said a mean thing on twitter. but even after a list of controversies in just the last 24 hours, trump's still within striking distance of hillary clinton. >> those are the elite republican party he's in trouble with. not the regular republican party like me. >> reporter: some supporters hoping in the gop civil war, it's tr

that's newt gingrich talking about donald trump and hillary clinton. our own reporting says that r s reince priebus is applectic from circles around him about donald trump and his refusal to endorse paul ryan running for re-election out there in wisconsin. also reporting in the campaign there's a demoralized sense around the campaign after what's been a rough few days for donald trump. we were looking to see what donald trump would be saying in reference to that. the headline is at the very beginning, he said his campaign, quote, has never been so united. so donald trump continues speaking in daytona beach. we'll keep an eye on that. katy tur is following all of that. his nod to all the stories in the last 12 hours is he's saying the campaign has never been so united. >> donald trump watches the news and reads headlines about himself. he's going to come out and try and push back on this idea that there's internal discord. that his aides are telling him to back off the unnecessary attacks like attacks on the khans and instead focus on hillary clinton. f

sorry, not newt gingrich but john mccain, kelly ayotte and paul ryan. all in swing states, all popular. a mistake for him. that hurt donald trump very badly. pat could be right. newt could be right. he could be getting back on message, time will tell. the second question, if i can finish, is, is her health okay? people who raise the question and people that raise the question point to her mental health. no obvious evidence than she is fine. >> temperament issue. >> the temperament issue is important right now. i want to back up and make a larger point about this election, folks. i have been in a lot more than i think anyone, most people have been in within politics because i'm that old now. i go back. look, you have an election, first of all, this is the longest general election we will have. usually the general election, because of the olympics, all of the conventions went back for the first time since 1960 to july. we have essentially added an entire month to the calendar. what we are seeing now would normally happen in late august, early september. tr

also mentioned newt gingrich, rudy giuliani, reince priebus would want to be part of all of this. as to whether or not even if they stage this call it an intervention, whether they can get trump to stop making tangential leaks to controversy that take him so far off message. one prominent republican telling trump to stop is like telling babe ruth to stop grabbing the knob on the end of the bat. trump feels he is hitting home runs like babe ruth did. they believe it would be difficult. to the least, they need a strategy laid down for what direction this campaign will take after the labor day weekend. >> john roberts joining us by phone. thank you. just minutes from now, we will speak with gop vice presidential nominee mike pence about this. >>> and meantime, hillary clinton hitting the trail in colorado, she's expected to talk jobs and economic plan at the largest investment and job creation since world war ii. more fox team coverage with correspondent mike emanuel covering the clinton campaign in commerce city, colorado. mike? >> reporter: hi, jenna. expect her to sell her $10 bil

but now people like newt gingrich, who is a supporter of donaltrump, is sending this war. mayor giuliani has said a similar thing, and governor chris christie. all of his supporters are waving the warning signs and telling him he needs to change course. >> rose: he's taking friendly fire. is there the possibility of going to the point of no return? >> reporter: the answer to that question if this discipline that people like can the new want to see from of from dump, overcome the questions he hases raised about his temperament, the second question is does he want to turn the ship around? does he have the inclination and does he have the steering wheel this his hand to actually turn it around? the question is not are we past the time but does he want to turn it around. >> rose: when you talk to people at the state level what, do they say? >> reporter: i dialed around today and first there was a lot of gallows humor. "cass of chaos "is a word that is used. lake of discipline in the candidate nape worry about the discipline to do the hard business and the hand-to-hand fighting

it may be a series of phone calls, newt gingrich, rudy giuliani, reince priebus, other members of his campaign, not an official "come to jesus" meeting. >> i love your acting, john you know that. i want to ask you nbc news, abc news you're putting that in check with what your sources are telling you they're not actually in a review situation. >> reporter: right. >> and they're saying no, no, no, it's happening and it would be procedural for them to check into it i suppose from what you're saying, but the indication that he would leave the race is not there? >> reporter: no, it doesn't seem to be that at this point. a candidate can leave for any number of reasons, illness, accident or death, so if you're the party in charge of putting forth the candidate you always want to make sure that you have a process in place to replace that person but again, nobody thinks that donald trump is going to go anywhere any time soon. over the past 48 hours, trump supporter es can be forgiven about running two separate campaigns. mike pence's response was much more gentle than donald trump and donald t

and marines at risk. >> joining us now from washington with reaction former speaker of the house newt gingrichgingrich, mr. speaker, mike pampao says they were politicizing the data. how did they do that? >> well, i mean, to set the stage, remember that you had 50 career analysts 5-0 sign a letter saying that they had been pressured to give false information making isis look weaker and less effective than it was. now, think about that implication. 50 people who are paid professionals who are telling you that the power structure above them wanted only good news, even if it was a lie. i think in part this is the natural result of an administration which has been lying at every level from you get to keep your doctor, you get to keep your insurance. $400 million in cash is not a ransom payment. hillary clinton did not, in fact, lie about benghazi. i mean, at every level, the obama administration the clinton culture has become dishonest. what's frightening is it's now penetrating the career military and you are beginning to see symptoms of the same corruption which is very dangerous for our nationa

but newt gingrich says it will make him stronger and newt gingrich joins us in two minutes. >>> and arehillary clinton's health a conspiracy? well, dr. drew went to college for this and said no. >> she falls and hits her head, as a complication of that has a transverse sinus thrombosis. >> i don't think he's a political hack. he's a doctor and he plays one on tv. more from dr. drew in a moment because your mornings are better because you're with "friends." >> all right. >> you were right. he's a board certified medicine specialist and tv personality, dr. drew. >> yeah. >> what he said on the radio yesterday which had been taken down by the radio station -- >> of course. >> the fact that when we saw hillary clinton wearing those prism glasses a sign ofbrain -- of brain damage and worried about the care she's getting so far. >> and she made the comment to senator johnson, at this point, what difference does this make? she was wearing the glasses. >> that's right. well, newt gingrich will talk about this coming up. >>> and martha stewart will be in the studio and we're "cooking with friend

former speaker newt gingrich is back. mr. speaker? your thoughts. >> anybody watching this campaign that at least 80% of the elite media is in the tank for hillary. lack at the story now. deliberate lying. even the "the washington post" had to say she is deliberately loying. she is lying about a 0 some thousand emails. she is lying about national security. that somehow -- why shouldn't she apologize? donald trump owes anybody an apology, how come hillary doesn't owe the whole country apology? >> do they both owe apology. >> trump would be better off to apologize and get it behind him. is he a stubborn guy. part of his point is that mr. khan went to a political convention and said some very nasty things. i mean, he did not make sort of a soft presentation. he accused trump of nasty things. trump is stubborn. trump didn't delete 33,000 emails. trump didn't send out secret information. trump didn't lie about the fbi. hillary did all that stuff. and if you look at peter schweizer's piece in the "wall street journal" this morning. there is