now politicians, sarah palin. [ laughter ] mrs. palin just posted on facebook that she tripped and fell while doing something called "rock-running." not sure what rock-running is, but i think it's when you jog while playing air guitar, and whew. and whew. no guitar? there's no guitar over there? [ laughter ] [ guitar music ] [ laughter ] you just found out the entire band is preregard recorded every night. -- prerecorded every night. they're standing there doing that every time. listen to what happened. palin fell and hit her head on a rock. don't worry, she's ok or, you know, the same. and the proof that sarah palin hasn't lost a step is that she somehow turned her own head injury into an attack on hillary clinton. this is her actual post on facebook.

what did you do to transform yourself into sarah palin?'re going to play the person, you have to internalize them. you have to believe, you have to really become that character and believe in the character, even though in sarah palin's case there were a lot of terrible stories leading up to that. i went in and watched every single debate she had ever done. i read all of her statements and read everything i possibly could. i knew what persona she brought to this match with john mccain so that i was able to once i got , there be able to try out both lines of attack on joe biden as well as respond in a way i thought sarah palin would respond. alex: governor, one of the hurdles, it sounds like for anyone who's going to play trump is someone who is willing to assault verbally or rhetorically or however you want to describe it, secretary clinton. in a way that donald trump might on the debate safe. i mean, there's a lot of thinking that he is going to open up the cannon fodder when they take the debate stage and who is brave enough to do that to

alex: that is julian moore playing sarah palin.guest knows a thing or two about playing palin in debate prep. she's a former governor of michigan and advisor to correct the record and was the stand-in for sarah palin during joe for they vice presidential debate. how did you end up playing sarah palin in that debate? governor granholm: it's a great question. i think he probably picked me because i was not a washington insider. i was a governor and she's a governor, so i think i'm the only governor who had small children at home, so there were a lot of similarities in terms of personal circumstances, so they called, i accepted, and i heard you talking to james carville and it requires a huge amount of rep. john: the reason we -- huge amount of prep. john: there's a lot of speculation about who is going to play donald trump. these are both large challenges because those people are famous and at least in one case, they have outsized personalities. what did you do to transform yourself into sarah palin? : if you'reanholm going to play t

[ laughter ] now politicians, sarah palin. [ laughter ] mrs. palin just posted on facebook that she tripped and fell while doing something called "rock-running." not sure what rock-running is, but i think it's when you jog while playing air guitar, and whew. and whew. no guitar? [ guitar music ] [ laughter ] you just found out the entire band is preregard recorded every night. -- prerecorded every night. they're standing there doing that every time. listen to what happened. palin fell and hit her head on a rock. don't worry, she's ok or, you know, the same. and the proof that sarah palin hasn't lost a step isth injury into an attack on hillary clinton. this is her actual post on facebook. "leave hillary alone, bullies. aww, c'mon guys, give her a break, anyone could be out of commission for weeks on end whilst in the heat of battle for the highest office in the land. heck, even those of us claiming to be fit as a -- seasoned? -- fiddle hit bumps in the wellness i -- remember piper's middle name is "grace" mine isn't rock-running recently. i tri

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i'm thinking of mccain and palin. >> and palin. the statistics on that election show that the numbers of people who voted for mccain against palin were very, very small. again, like the nixon literature, palin herself -- and people who have written -- "game change," the book, makes palin out to be some sort of a game-chan game-changer. that's what the thesis of the book was about. she did not move that many votes. political scientists will tell you that is simply not the case. if you're going to go on, richard nixon, sarah palin, you position your vice presidential run to have been more important to the ticket than it really was. yes, sir? >> i'm thinking of examples of iran and guatemala and administration. democracies overthrown by covert operations and supporting the rise of dictatorships. what do you think would have been the result of a stevenson presidency? what would have been the difference in his foreign policy do you think? >> i read a book once, you might have seen it, "15 things that didn't happen in american history bu

john: sarah palin became the brunt of jokes for saying this. the caricature of sarah palin. >> i can see russia from my house. john: she never said her house. >> her biggest gaffe came in her book "going rogue." she said her daughter asked her mother why don't you ever cry. and said if this were a murder mystery, this would be the sociopath. john: al gore once said this. >> during my service in the united states congress i took the initiative in creating the internet. john: thank you, al, enjoying your internet. fewer people know that when gore was given a tour of thomas jefferson's home he didn't recognize some of the more famous founders. john were democrats don't get the dan quayle and sarah palin treatment. >> ronald reagan, dan quayle, there will always be somebody they attack. now we have a presidential candidate no one can say is dumb, donald trump. john: coming up, more mocking of vice presidents. when president eisenhower was asked as richard nixon's contributions as vice president. he replied. if you give me a week, i might think of o

jeffrey, your reaction to what we're seeing from governor palin or ex-governor palin. wonder, what is the potency of a palin endorsement these days? >> i think she's got a lot of clout with a lot of folks. i have nothing but the greatest respect for governor palin. i have a great deal of affection for her. i think she's terrific. yeah, she certainly does. >> but would you want her division here, or separation from donald trump? >> these things happen. somebody's going to win and we'll go on from there. >> well, i would imagine if these things happen and somebody's going to win, donald trump could have stayed where he was and not endorsed ryan and ayotte and mccain? >> he's in a different spot. he is the party's presidential nominee. giving you an example, ronald reagan was no fan of the late arlen specter, who was running -- a liberal republican, on the ballot from 1980, in the senate for the first time. he won in the reagan landslide. six years later after irritating ronald reagan mightily over those 6 years, ronald reagan swallowed hard, endorsed him, came into penns

without further ado, i present governor sarah palin. want to say how excited i am to be in front of both the liberal elite media, as well as the liberal regular media. i am looking forward to a portion of your questions, so, um, let's get started. yes, you. what were your thoughts on senator mccain's debate performance wednesday? i just thought he was great, because the american people are angry, and john mccain is angry too, and you can tell he's angry by the way he sighs and grits his teeth, and he's always going, like, "graaahhh!" you know, and that barack obama, well, if he's angry, i certainly can't tell. his words are smooth when he's talkin'.

i'm thinking of mccain and palin. >> and palin.the statistics [ laughter ] on that election show that the numbers of people who voted against mccain for palin were very, very small. again, like the nixon literature, palin herself and people who have written "game change", the book, makes palin out to be some kind of game changer. that's what the whole thesis of the book was about. she did not move that many votes. political scientists will just tell you that is simply not the case. but if you're going to go on, richard nixon, sarah palin. you position your vice presidential run to be more important to the ticket than it really was. >> thinking of the eisenhower administration, democracy is overthrown by covert operations and supporting the rise of dictatorships, what would have, what do you think would have been the result of a stevenson presidency? what would have been the difference in his foreign policy, do you think? >> i read a book, you might have seen it, 15 things that didn't happen this american history but should have, if

is sarah palin right?he went in a little bit on him being wish she wash she, saying if he did it the outcome wouldn't be right. >> i think it may have been portrayed in the beginning as a tougher policy than it was. he's been consistent on he wants, whether you like the idea or not, people can see he's been consistent on wanting to build a wall, wanting to secure the borders >> didn't he is he wanted to support the 11 million undocumented immigrants >> what he's talked about is when people are brought in by the justice system for other reasons, then you send them back. so that the been mainly sending folks who have committed crimes, you know, back. not, you know, not, not general deportation. that has not generally been what he's been saying. >> i think you might be able to admit he came out of the box really, really tough on in his word and has softened a little bit. wouldn't you agree with that? >> he does a lot of press conferences and i think we should note hillary clinton has done one over 250 days an

. >> one of the reasons i want to make it the mean that's out there is that governor palin is caribou barbie, she's a complete and total bimbo, and she's an ideolock, okay? sarah palin as alaska's governor is exactly the opposite. >> reporter: another tried to take down president obama before the 2012 election. >> you were angry because you were basically lied to. >> we're not even halfway there yet. >> and i think disappointed because we thought there was going to be a change. everyone who voted for him thought there was going to be a change. >> reporter: at the time bannon told cnn that the film was just a way for disgruntled reporters to vent their frustrations. >> in their looifives they feele the economy is not coming back. this is a film of the working class and middle class of this country. >> reporter: it's also a staple of breitbart. hillary clinton has been a target of the trump site. establishment types like paul ryan, immigrants and the news media. >> these guys come to washington a lot of times as country lawyers, and what they do is they stay. their wives become lobbyist

the store will also work with local minority and women owned suppliers. >>> sara palin, john mccain's weighing in in a race. calling an opponent a politician willing to compromise. >>> sara palin bashed a former city councilman running for congress in district 4. she says he was named a champion of big government, voting to raise taxes in the city council. he did receive the rating but it was for voting to raise the city budget. not taxes. they rated the claim to see the research visit www.abc15.com. >>> hillary clinton leading the pack according to a survey. if today was election day 41% would support hillary clinton. 37% donald trump. 10% would back gary johnson. and 4% jill stein. supposed to serve in chicago but the business pulled pulled the partnership. they decided to rename the beer. it is in spanish. it is vuljure, and it is about his hair -- vulgar and it is about his hair. >>> from the abc 15 live desk all six firefighters injured that pool supply company fire over night have been released from the firefighters will follow up with a test, all expected to make a full recover

this is what sarah palin said. if mr.-washy position taken on things that the core foundation of his has so appreciated and that is respecting our constitution and respecting law and order in america, then yeah, there would be massive disappointment. those trump supporters piled up behind him during the primary process because this was his cornerstone piece, they may fall to the side. congressman meeks, let me turn to you as the democrat, the hillary clinton supporter. even as recent as yesterday hillary clinton was saying take mr. trump at his word. when he initially descended the escalator and made the speech and referred to some mexicans and drug dealers and criminals. but on the flip side if he does soften, that could be troublesome for you all. >> not troublesome for me. because clearly what donald trump is, is a con man. what a con man does, he'll say anything generally for your money, in this case for your vote. he conned his way into getting the republican nomination and now he is trying to flip around and sometim

sarah palin there saying maybe a huge erosion of support. does donald trump have a problem here?> well, as long as he -- from his point of view keeps saying amnesty and i'm going to build a wall, that's like a safe zone for him. i mean, that's really where the -- the points that they keep trying to push. that conservatives will sort of accept maybe some, you know, sort of practical, you know, thinking that comes out, as long as he's saying those things. look o tuesday he was saying softening. on thursday, to anderson cooper, he's saying hardening. there's a real muddle here. it reminds me of hillary clinton's kind of tortured explanations around the emails that went on for a year. it's like finding your way. the things is that hillary figured out eventually -- trump has 11 weeks to kind of get a large number of undecided voters to come to -- >> i'm going to give you an opportunity, boris. you advise the campaign. what is trump's position? deport the 11 million or not deport? >> the position is multilayer. first, all those illegal immigrants who have committed crimes in this count

. >> you worked on the sarah palin campaign. >> you're primarily assigned to palin. >> the campaign once -- it was selected as -- >> who do you think is more fit prt presidency, donald trump or sarah palin? >> i think he's very fit, donald trump. i think he's perfectly fit for the presidency as sarah palin was in 2008, now she's a private individual. >> i want you to listen to something that donald trump said today about his wife's immigration status. let's listen to this. >> by the way, they said my wife might have come in illegally, can you believe that one. no, no, no, they said headlines "maybe she came in illegally, maybe" let me tell you one thing, she's got it so documented so she's going to have a news conference over the next couple of weeks, that's good. i love it. i love it. they said, she may have come into our country illegally and how would that be for donald trump. >> so his wife is going to have a news conference on this subject, will she release all of her -- >> the family, you know, specific documents after -- she's not running for president. she's a spouse. >> the poll

the original momma grizzly, sarah palin. in my own research i studied conservative movements for a long time including the christian right. i would say that an earlier-right wing movements women have been a part of the movements but more behind the scenes rather than front and center. excuse me. there have been some notable exceptions to that rule. phyllis known to stop the era in the 1970's. one of the women that i interviewed, the first thing this woman said to me when we sat down for the interview was phyllis was tea party before she was party. and she's actually right if you look at some of the writings and still today. generally speaking while conservative women have been active in politics, they haven't been front and center. that's really what prompted the book. why are so many women out in front of the movement and then i we wanted to know the significance of this for american politics, so many of you are here, you probably follow american politics closely, you heard of the gender gap in american poption. since 1980

. ( cheers, applause ) governor palin, thank you for agreeing to talk with me one more time., you know, sure. did you enjoy your week in new york city? ya know, i did, katie, and i wasn't sure i would at first. new york is, of course, home to the liberal media elite, but todd and the kids had a great time going to the central park and the fao schwarz and that goofy evolution museum. so it sounds like the trip was a success. well, there were some funny moments. for instance, i had 15 to 20 false alarms where i thought i saw osama bin laden driving a taxi. i was embarrassed to be wrong, but mostly disappointed i wasn't right.

so, governor palin, thanks for joining u

is donald trump getting the full palin? : he's giving the media the rope they are using to hang them with. in the past we've had republican presidential candidate who been painted by the media as being racist, sexist, homophobic, caring about the poor but the media haven't gotten to that point yet because they're having too much fun with his freelance mindset. he's giving them this material and he's got to be more disciplined if he actually wants to win this election. you may recall that in 1980 he had the media refer to ronald reagan as a cowboy, somebody who couldn't be trusted with the nuclear codes. reagan got around that before social media, before cable tv and fox news, before talk radio trump has not figure out a way to get around that in the generalelection. the difference between running a company and running the country . jon: judy, the media obviously choose what to cover area right now they are covering donald trump's argument with the father of the muslim captain who died in a rack, other issues like that. ther

sarah palin has so far only given a newspaper interview to the "wall street journal." when she starts speaking loudly it will be more of an issue. he has canceled his speech again. i think on wednesday it was supposed to be in arizona. not doing it. >> this is about getting his numbers with minority voters up even just a few fractions of a point. >> suburban -- >> or amongst suburbanites who think he's intolerant up a bit. >> he is doing what he's always done on every issue, which is to try to take all the sides so everyone can hear what they want. immigration was a notable exception to that. he said everything is negotiable, which ought to have been a red flag to people who want him to be absolutist. now he's demonstrating that indeed everything is negotiable. he has a meeting with hispanic leaders and feels them out. he has different people in his ear. i don't think it's more complicated than that. i don't think there is a grand strategy. it's literally him feeling out in public, taking a poll of the fox news audience and trying to tell them what they want to hear in

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sarah palin tried that and it folded within a year.eo of the company that ran pa pa pa palin's service said donald trump could be successful. it is difficult but feasible. t"the new york times" reported that advisors have looked to a media investment. what does trump do if he loses, where does he go? i don't think anybody expects him to go go quietly into the night the way al going or john mccain did after they lost. how does he empower his supporters? >> this is another reason why this seems to make some sense. >> i think it's a very interesting point brian makes. there is no question there is an audience for the set of views that donald trump has put forward. he's demonstrated there is a big piece of the republican coalition this anti-immigrant, anti-global and older white blue collar coalition. there is very little institutional support. there are very few elected officials that will be advocating trumpism after he loses. not only could this be a media play, this could be the kind of the cornerstone of an effort to continually shift

sarah palin did not. tom eagleton in 1982 did not and was dropped from the ticket.o serving as attack dog but principle role is to unify their base, their party, and to assure the american people that they are ready to assume the presidency if something were to happen to the president. >> two sides of that. one, the vice presidential nominee can offset weaknesses here. pence can address veterans issues and talk about how he understands the operation of a state in calling perhaps some favors in the battleground states to those other governors that say, okay, we both understand each other and what we need but then there's also this year of pence and his statements and beliefs with rega to lgbt policy that will go the other way. where do you sort of assess and put pence? >> he's an interesting pick because he and trump have a good cop/bad cop dynamic. trump does clean up in aisle 4 dynamic. we can't see a ton of results from the work that pence has been doing. what stands out to me is the fact that in the case in senator jeff flake, one of the most staunch opponents to

the difference is the palin nonsense was never put front and center by the actual campaign of barack obama. in this election cycle by alex jones and pedalled by sean hanny tin segment after excruciaing segment by assorted doctors and donald trump himself when you talk about hillary clinton's sleeping. >> let me just say, she's totally protected. i've never seen anything like it. >> by the media. >> she doesn't do that much. gives a speech on the teleprompter and goes home and i think she sleeps. >> donald trump #it, where's hillary clinton, sleeping? they do it as if it were an actual thing. >> she doesn't have the strength or stamina for a very long time. that part is nothing new. what's new are the other reports of the observations of hillary clinton's behavior and mannerisms. >> reports and observations. >> one of the most zealous pushers of the health conspiracy theory appears to be guiliani of new york. just how far guiliani has fallen, right? after the break. >>> several signs of illness by her. all you've got to do is go online. >> her campaign and a number of people defending

you were a stand-in for sarah palin. how does it usually work?well, first of all, you are notified that -- or you are asked to be the stand-in, a good couple of weeks before you actually go to debate camp which generally is close in time to the first debate. and so as the stand-in you have got to bone up on all of this. you have to study that person's positions, watch all of their prior debates if they had them. you have to look at all of their prior statements, really internalize that person so that when you're standing there you can respond as they would and study up on your opponent so you will be able to deliver some zingers or attack and pivot. it's a game of three dimensional chess. know what your point is and and tis pate how you will attack your opponent. >> so obviously preparing a debate against donald trump is unique. walk us through the advice. you have to have someone who can really do an excellent job as donald trump. >> or maybe two people. who knows which will show up on any given day. >> he might be the calmer donald trump. he ca

>> we had people like sarah palin.s vice president then finds this home as political pundit, newt gingrich, who was speaker of the house has become well known on fox news over the past few years. we haven't had anything like a presidential candidate who then leaves and actually starts a network or a website. >> we've had stores like ronald reagan into politic, not vice-versa. >> al gore, many years after al gore lost, he made movies, he bought into current tv. >> that may be a lesson, current tv was never able to succeed. al gore never appeared on the channel. on trump tv, he would be a host, a star of a channel like he was on "the apprentice." >> he has an inquestionable following, brian, you know how people will want to stay attached to that and follow that, even if he isn't president. you also point out how incredibly hard it is, no matter how big a megastar you are or megarich are you to actually create a network that succeeds. >> very hard. we mentioned current tv, some pooem probably never heard o. it came out of

palin and to all of the peemt who are endorsed me, the special operations forces, the sheriffs down onir deputies. all of the groups, the veterans who have endorsed me, the national vietnam and gulf war veterans coalition endorsed me. speaker ryan is nothing more than a party of speaker ryan. he is trying to undermine our party's nominee at every opportunity. he should be reporting in-kind contribution to the hillary clinton campaign. that's what speaker rooi eer ry trying to do because he thinks he's going to run in 2020. nobody wants paul ryan's policies of giving away american workers' jobs. nobody wants it. paul ryan wants it because that's what his donors want. that's what they've paid him for. and we apparently don't pay well enough here in wisconsin first district. paul ryan's donors put $10 million in into his campaign. i raised over $1 million in small donations from around the country and i put $100,000 in my own money in this. nobody died and left me money. i started in a factory at 18 years old. i was on the engineering degree at night. i've run that factory and factories a

>> before he had trump in his sights he had sarah palin. he was casting around for a populist republican figure. >> there was nothing there with her. she had the right cut of the jib, she came off great in the beginning but she didn't know anything. you have to know something. don't you? don't you have to have some content? she's very attractive politically. i get the whole thing. when she came on the stage people said wow, this is a westerner, a woman with some style and political point of view and is not afraid to say it. but when you get into the interviews and she thinks it's a trick question when you say what do you read, that's not a trick question. >> that's where hollywood comes in. he makes a documentary in 2011 about sarah palin that mythologizes her and tells the story she's a great leader. >> how do you know that? who said? that's the problem. >> he decided in the course of research. >> bill what's his name, kristol, they went out there and said this is a superstar, we met her up in alaska. >> she was. she was a popular republic

sarah palin warned him not to embrace "wishy washy positions that could provoke cbs credibilitior lesley sanchez says trump has to be careful with his core supporters but also practical. >> he is starting to realize that he's not going to win a general election campaign unless he talks about an approach that is compassionate and realistic. as much as the cry will continue to be vocal and loud, it's not going to change the political reality in the calculus if he tries to win in november. >> after fighting off trump's clinton had no events today. >>> rattled passengers after a man wearing only underwear rams a pickup into a plane bound for denver. >> i start hearing people go oh, my goodness, seriously? >> and new video of an amazing rescue. a police officer risking his life to saving a man from a burning car. >> and why maine's governor left a profanity-filled voicemail. >> you little son of a [ truckers. >> nice and calm along the front range, not so over the western sections of the state. moisture flow continues. i'll tell you if these storms make it to the metro area. and a warmup this

. >> the sarah palin treatment is the focus to just on donald trump. as a springboardblown out of proportion? >> there been threats made to the trump campaign as the result. >> that's not good too. >> we knew would be a raucous campaign. number one, he never suggested in any way shape or form that anyone pick up a gun and harm her at all. what he suggested was and what i have set for a long time and i stand by this, and so do his people we want the second people, the gun people, my people i belong to the nra i want these folks to come out and vote big time. i want them to vote for the senate people and for the president and anyone else. we want to make sure to get in it so we could get the supreme court justices in. >> that was not what he was talking about. >> our second amendment right. your second amendment is one thing. what he was saying was using the second amendment against hillary clinton. those were his words. it wasn't about protecting your rights. it was in the context of the supreme court and saying people were going to use their second ame

we quote sarah palin in our story today don't go wishy washy on immigration that is a big problem for you and a pretty clear warning shot across his bow. >> thank you, jerry. on "face the nion" on sunday, a interview former interview with dr. ben carson and donna >>> the earthquake fatalities climbed to 267 in italy. seth doane is outside of a village with people forced from their homes in pescara del tronto. >> good morning. we are here at a camp for those who have been displaced. you can see supplies are being handed out. the people here have had to endure aftershocks that have continued to rock this re. around a thousand so far and rescuers here tell us that is hampering rescue efforts. workers using sniffer dogs have been combing through wreckage. firefighter franco mentavon is one of them. >> we are heave to save the people and not remove the people who are dead, but to find the people dead is a very important for the parents. >> reporter: for the family to be able to have some closure? >> reporter: after the first 48 hours, he told us, hopes of finding survivors fade. the last s