omarosa, thank you very much. appreciate it. >> i challenge you to be a journalist tonight. >> thank you. joining me now, hillary clinton campaign manager, robby mook. you guys have a lot of work to do among white men without a college degree. right now we're seeing spreads that are twice what mitt romney won them by. when you talk about the economic circumstances that that cohort finds themselves in, finds themselves in, how can hillary clinton be a credible -- what is the case she can make that she's going to tangibly improve their lives, particularly if they feel like eight years of barack obama has not helped. >> well, yeah, chris, this is a really important question, because we don't always have enough opportunity to talk about the economy on this campaign. the two candidates present very different points of view. hillary clinton has spent her entire life fighting for kids and family. she's rolled out the biggest investment in jobs since world war ii, investment in training since high-tech manufacturing, rebu

and then omarosa said something psychotic, because, you know, she's crazy.eet are killin' me. same time tomorrow, fellas!? dr. scholl's massaging gel work insoles absorb a hard day on your feet for comfort that keeps you feeling more energized. dude's got skills. dr. scholl's work insoles. >>> "frontline," a show on pbs, wherever that is, has released a preview of their election special airing next week and it looks awesome, i think, i didn't see it. the clip focuses on the 2011 correspondents white house dinner. trump adviser roger stone says that was the night trump decided to run for president. but the real highlight comes from this amazing quote from omarosa. >> every critic, every detractor will have to bow down to president trump. it's everyone who's ever doubted donald, who ever disagreed, who ever challenged him. it is the ultimate revenge to become the most powerful man in the universe. >> well, i am just shaking in my boots. she scares the hell out of me. i don't know, david, there were so many better choices among the apprentice. >> gary busey, i

omarosa is on my show. i can't believe it. you only have one name, everybody knows you as omarosa.ews contributor deroy murdock. since obama has been president, 58% increase of black americans on food stamps. a 20% of black americans out of the labor force. these are real people, real suffering. our fellow countrymen. democrats play the race card every year. will it work this year, pastor? >> i don't think it will. you know, americans are not stupid and black americans are not stupid. we hear hillary, we hear donald trump, and what donald trump is saying makes more sense than what hillary clinton is saying. she is trying to zealous sell ue type of fantasy of utopian society, while trump is saying we need to deal with the world the way it is and not the way we wish it were. the democrats, hillary clinton try to make it a personal choice rather than a political choice. you know, she will say, women, don't vote for trump because he is a miss og giogynist, blacks vote for him because he is a racist. it is not working. we don't have 19 different voices to hear, the field is clearer. the

omarosa, don't leave. she is wonderful woman. don't leave. she's a wonderful woman. withas done so much for me the african american community, with communities generally, and she is another 1 -- she is such a fine person, and nobody knows it. blew her income for the next 20 years. you are amazing, ok? i just want to thank you very much. she works so hard. she feels so strongly. omarosa. [applause] i mean, i did help make her a star in all fairness. i don't feel so guilty. [laughter] i wrote some things out having to do largely with inner cities in the inner-city right here. i feel very strongly about it. so much can be done. so much can be done and it is not being done. they come and they take your vote, then they say, we will see you in four years. thanks a lot. we will see you in four years. and we are going to do it a lot differently. for centuries, the african-american church has been the conscience of our country. ts,is from the pews, pulpi and christian teachings, black churches all across the land that the civil rights movement lifted up the soul of our nation

omarosa, dennis rodman. >> the list goes on. >> mike tyson. >> the list ends. [ laughter ] >> quite a scene. now, let's check back in with senator bernie sanders. >> what? no, no! get out of here! don't -- don't cut -- don't cut back to me. get! get -- get away! >> senator, are you in your pajamas? >> of course i'm in pajamas.

without missing a beat he said absence of black fathers. >> omarosa, you have emerge willed as one ofr. trump's ardent supporters. didn't he fire you? >> yes. >> once or twice? >> three times. but i was the only one who did three seasons of the apprentice, and i need to know that he also produced a show for me on tv one, an african-american-owned network. not a lot of people know that. he actually invested in me as a talent and in my vision. [ applause ] >> and she did a great job. >> you don't ever tell this story. i've known you for decades now and i have been at trump towers many, many times. there's nothing but diversity working for you. >> absolutely. >> i have seen it myself. i witnessed it myself. and then i watch these attacks against you. if it was me i think i would be pretty ticked off. >> you know, the one thing i see is that when you start to win -- and i watched this not just for me, i have watched it over the years. when you start to win and win and they have nothing to say and they can't stop you, they always start using the racist word. it is very interesting phenomen

omarosa was there, they're covered. donald trump, like him or not, he's interesting to listen to. we've found he's especially fascinating when you slow him down to half speed. with that said it's time for trump." [ playing tape very slowly ] >> hello! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hello to you too. i like that hello. you've got to get drunk donald trump in a recording studio with adele. we have someone on the show tonight who has a lot of insight into donald trump. from fox news, bill o'reilly is he [ cheers and applause ] whenever i watch fox news or any of these cable channels i see commercials for products and services that i never knew existed. most of the products are targeted at seniors. oftentimes they'll star an actor or game show host from some beloved show of the past, like chuck willry for the willow curve or something like that. i guess they make a lot of money for this and i'd like to make a lot of money when i'm retired. older self is about to take you to an ad-venture i hope you won't forget. >> sorry, trish shark i'm going to have to let you go. remember these?

. >> omarosa you are emerged as one of mr. trump's most or dent supporters. didn't he fire you?> yes. three times. but i'm the only one to do three seasons of the apprentice and i need to know that he also produced a show for me on tv one, an african-american owned network and not a lot of people know that. he actually invested in me as a talent and in my vision. >> and she did a great job. >> i've known you for decades now and i've been to trump towers many many times. there is nothing but diversity working for you. >> absolutely. >> i've witnessed it myself and then i watch these attacks against you. if it was me i think i would be pretty ticked off. >> well you know the one thing i see is that when you start to win, i've watched it over the years, when you start to win, they have nothing to say and they can't stop you. they always start using the racist word. it's a very interesting phenomena. but the word racist comes out and that means you're winning and that's their last chance. i don't think it's working. >> can i point out, we have a huge diversity coalition called the n

in an upcoming "frontline" special, former "apprentice" star omarosa claims that everyone who criticizes him will eventually have to, quote, "bow down to president trump." [ audience oohs ] in response, people said, "this is america, and we don't bow down to anyone. besides beyonce." [ cheers and applause ] but that's it. beyonce. queen bee. and this is just weird. libertarian candidate [ light laughter ] you got to this. no, you got to see this. he was asked how he would do if he were allowed at the debate, if he was at the debate, how he would do, and he wound up giving a pretty interesting response here. take a look at this. >> do you think if you were able to get on the debate stage that you could pull even with trump and clinton in these polls? >> i do. and it wouldn't be -- it wouldn't have anything to do with my debate performance either. [ mumbling ] [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: what? god. >> jimmy: hillary was like, "and you guys are worried about my health?" i mean this is just -- [ mumbling ] but, with the election so close, president obama's time in office is winding d

he was there with campaign l9uw omarosa and politician ben carson.ñ wto help the people there rebuild their city. >> i'm here çótoday to learn so injustice in any form. and so that we can also remedy economics so that the african- american community can benefit economically, through jobs and income and so many other different ways. >> the pastor of the church also gave trump a prayer shawl. trump is trying to gain support in the black community. polls suggest that hf#xdafrica- americans strongly favor his democratic rival hillary clinton. >>> meanwhile, the united states and china have signed o.1 to the paris agreement on climate change. president obama announced the formal u.s. ratification earlier today. obama along with china's commander-in-chief submitted their nation's plan to reduce carbon emissions. the president while he is in china for his last g20 meeting, the summit is one of his last opportunity rozo[ito shape amer foreign policies. >>> the 46th annual belmont greek festival kicked off today. thousands attended the first day of the week

. ♪ >> you see trump there dancing and clapping beside omarosa, who is also a pastor.et's take a look at what played out outside the church. >> trump is not right. he's a racist. he's a bigot. he's a ma sgynist. >> he made one of his strongest pitches yet to the african-american community telling the congregation his words were his own and straight from his heart. let's take a listen. >> for centuries, the african-american church has been the conscience of our country. so true. it's from the pws and pulpits and christian teachings of black churches all across this land that the civil rights movement lifted up its soul and lifted up the soul of our nation. it's from these pews that our nation has been inspired for better moral character, a deeper concern for mankind, and spirit of charity and unity that binds us altogether. and we are bound together. and i see that today. the african-american faith community has been one of god's greatest gifts to america and to its people. there's perhaps no action our leaders can take that would do more to heal our country and support

>> well the star of "the apprentice," omarosa, she now works for donald trump, she tells us she thinkscal guru tells us he believes it was. you know and i know, jon, the idea of humiliation really hits politicians hard, especially new politicians who haven't developed that skin. it if it isn't a revenge move by donald trump alone, it is certainly a factor in there that has to be considered. jon: you suggest that both of these candidates had very tough fathers? >> very tough fathers and very tough lives along the way. one of the things you will notice when you watch the film tonight, is how dark their stories really are. both of them developing a kind of rough skin. her especially, and that is what the protection is all about. jon: it is going to be fascinating to watch. "the choice 2016". thanks very much for sharing it with us, michael kirk the filmmaker. >> thank you, jon. jon: we'll be right back. did you read every word? no, only lawyers do that. so when you got rear-ended and needed a tow, did it say "great news. you're covered!" on page five? no. it said, "blah blah, blah blah bl

rin solving many people talking about trump, including one of the celebrity apprentice contestants, omarosa listen to this. >> every critic will have to bow down to president trump. it's everyone who ever doubted donald, whoever disagreed, whoever challenged him. it is the ultimate revenge to be the most powerful man in the universe. >> i don't know about that. but your thoughts about how that narrative, that belief and that messaging from trump himself about it is all about me, all about me could endanger him on monday. >> we come noth a time of crisis. the country is at the abyss, these are dark days for america. and so you're going to hear trump. the law and order, our cities are burning. america is at the edge. we're falling apart and being picked apart by our adversaries and we need a strong man, emphasis on the man part, probably, to take care of america at this dreadful hour. >> strength works but too much imperialism, maybe not. >> right. >> especially when hillary clinton sticks it up his nose. >> the flip side to painting this situation today as apocalypse is paint themselves as m

. >> omarosa you are emerged as one of mr. trump's most or dent supporters. didn't he fire you?> yes. three times. but i'm the only one to do three seasons of the apprentice and i need to know that he also produced a show for me on tv one, an african-american owned network and not a lot of people know that. he actually invested in me as a talent and in my vision. >> and she did a great job. >> i've known you for decades now and i've been to trump towers many many times. there is nothing but diversity working for you. >> absolutely. >> i've witnessed it myself and then i watch these attacks against you. if it was me i think i would be pretty ticked off. >> well you know the one thing i see is that when you start to win, i've watched it over the years, when you start to win, they have nothing to say and they can't stop you. they always start using the racist word. it's a very interesting phenomena. but the word racist comes out and that means you're winning and that's their last chance. i don't think it's working. >> can i point out, we have a huge diversity coalition called the n

. >> omarosa you are emerged as one of mr. trump's most or dent supporters. didn't he fire you?s. three times. but i'm the only one to do three seasons of the apprentice and i need to know that he also produced a show for me on tv one, an african-american owned network and not a lot of people know that. he actually invested in me as a talent and in my vision. >> and she did a great job. >> i've known you for decades now and i've been to trump towers many many times. there is nothing but diversity working for you. >> absolutely. >> i've witnessed it myself and then i watch these attacks against you. if it was me i think i would be pretty ticked off. >> well you know the one thing i see is that when you start to win, i've watched it over the years, when you start to win, they have nothing to say and they can't stop you. they always start using the racist word. it's a very interesting phenomena. but the word racist comes out and that means you're winning and that's their last chance. i don't think it's working. >> can i point out, we have a huge diversity coalition called the natio

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do you remember omarosa, from season one of "the apprentice." there is a benghazi supporters for donald trump and a lot of prominent members of various parties here as well. >> taking a look at mark cuban making his way into the debate hall tonight. of course, a businessman has become more political as time has gone on. a little more than a minute left here, john, on the to h do list for either candidate, we talked about the degree in which the narrative gets written in the first third of the debate or so, what needs to be done immediately after that first question? >> a key challenge for donald trump is to show a larger number of americans that he's prepared and has the temperament to be the president of the united states. hillary clinton needs to inspire. she needs to pull up some of the turnout numbers among parts of that obama coalition, who haven't quite warmed up to her yet. both of these candidates have a significant level of unpopularity. they have an opportunity to do so tonight. >> michelle, the themes of the debate has been laid out t