donald trump on his weight to a rally in phoenix, arizona, with a tricky sales job rally in phoenix, ona, with a tricky salesjob on rally in phoenix, arizona, with a tricky sales job on his rally in phoenix, arizona, with a tricky salesjob on his hands. the man who liked to be a crowd—pleaser and throughout campaign delighted audiences with his plans to withdraw us forces from afghanistan. a waste of money and american blood, he said. but last night, as they played hell to the chief, he was prepared to hit the reverse thrust button on that policy. my original instinct was to pull out. historically, i like following my instincts. —— hail to the chief. but all my life, i have heard decisions are much different when you sit behind the desk in the oval office. but what this flip—flop means in practical terms is hard to assess. the president has not said how many additional troops he will send or how long they will be there. he said is about results, not timelines. and even though kabul might be a long way from charlottesville, recent from virginia were clearly on his mum when he said this

and another main story happening right now in phoenix, arizona. donald trump protesters. donald trump is in phoenix, delivering an address at the convention centre to his supporters. it is not quite a stand—off. we have seen the police moving forward, letting off teargas canisters to push supporters, the demonstrators, i should say, back, in the hope of dispersing them. this is the situation and we will keep across this for you here on bbc news. prince william and prince harry have been recalling the seven days between their mother's death and her funeral in a new bbc documentary. the princes describe how they were numb and confused when they first heard of their mother's death in 1997, and were grateful for the seclusion provided by balmoral castle in scotland. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell has more. it was the week when a nation mourned and the monarchy faced sharp criticism. at its heart were two boys grieving for the loss of their mother but required by their royal position to appear in public and help assuage the public‘s sense of

<>(grant) trump's arrival at the phoenix convention center was greeted by mass protests. democrats in arizona, including phoenix mayor greg stanton, are lambasting trump for even visiting the state -- particularly for a campaign rally. jevin hodge, the vice chairman of the arizona democratic party, said trump's "racially inflamed rhetoric is not welcome in arizona and is not what this country needs at this time." <> (grant) trump's arrival at the phoenix convention center was greeted by mass protests. democrats (grant) another big story...lots of local schools around the bay area just started up again... and some students and parents in one east bay community are already upset... demanding immediate changes.(vicki) the community is mad because of overcrowding at dublin high school... there are already nearly 28-hundred students enrolled and they are expecting another 22-hundred more over the next seven years. (grant) the city of dublin has already passed a measure to help build another high school... but parents say it is taking way too long... (vicki) tonight kron4's j-r stone is in dublin w

is here with us live in just a few minutes president trump is in phoenix arizona night despite requests from local authorities, including the mayor, that he pleas not do this trip -- the mayor is a democrat but some of the news breaking tonight about the conflict over the president's arizona rally really is not democratic versus republican politics, it's very much just republican politics. republican politics sort of pushed to the

he's the mayor of phoenix, arizona.for being with us. >> happy to be here, rachel. >> let me just ask first if the white house has responded at all to your request that the president should cancel this event. >> well, they've not responded directly to me, but all indications are a campaign-style rally in phoenix will occur on tuesday night. as i said in my statement, it's very, very unfortunate. it's ill-timed after the tragic events in charlottesville and the very disappointing response of our president to unequivocally condemn racism, unequivocally condemn white supremacy, to have this campaign-style rally, and then obviously to openly discuss the possibility of pardoning sheriff joe arpaio. the timing could not be worse. >> do you think there's a connection between the events of charlottesville, between the president's recent bellicose statements on race, and his choice specifically of phoenix. do you think race is part of the reason why he's coming to your city and why he's coming to arizona? >> i think the reaction

president trump at a rally in phoenix, arizona.he president is expected to discuss border issues, immigration, national security and whatever else comes to his mind. the mayor went so far as to urge the white house to delay the speech after the recent events in charlottesville and the controversy surrounding the president's response. the fear violent groups have come to phoenix to pick fights and settle scores. but will the president bring up charlottesville? we shall see. one thing is for certain. he will look to change the narrative and reinvigorate his base. of course, fox business brings you the best team coverage tonight. hillary vaughn is live inside the convention center with a preview of the president's speech. jeff flock is on the streets documenting the madness. reporter: i want to show an extraordinary scene. i'm in the group of anti-trump protesters chanting at the trump supporters heading into the rally. these are the people filing past into the phoenix convention center. and they have been trading barbs back and forth

. >> phoenix, arizona. >> phoenix? ♪ >> reporter: they pretty well have second street blocked off with about three blocks of tents selling mostly t-shirts and eclipse glasses. >> how are you? >> how much are your eclipse glasses? >> $3. >> reporter: rooms here in casper go for a whole lot more. >> well, airbnb told me, they suggested $35 a night. >> and tell me again what their rates are? >> for the room, $385 a night for your room with a private bed, bath and she's paying $350 and the downstairs is $390 a night. >> reporter: $400 a night is what they're getting at the local motels. the difference is most of these places sold out six months ago. reporting from casper, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >>> back here in the bay area, some people spent the day learning about the science behind the eclipse. kristi smith joins us live from san francisco with what she's uncovered. good evening. >> reporter: good evening. it's rare and it's drawn so much interest in the bay area that at places across the bay like in berkeley,

and there is phoenix, itself. arizona is a red state but phoenix is not necessarily solid red. the democratic mayor of phoenix has been saying for days now, that the president shouldn't come to his city, shouldn't do this trip. the phoenix mayor said today that the president has, quote, doused racial tensions with gasoline with his planned visit to phoenix i fear the president may be looking to light a match. democratic leaders in arizona are expressing concern that the president might use the phoenix rally tomorrow to announce a presidential pardon for joe arpaio. the sheriff was convicted of criminal contempt for carrying out police raids targeting immigrants even after a judge ordered him not to. sheriff arpaio could get up to six months in prison for that conviction. the president has been saying that he is seriously considering a presidential pardon for sheriff arpaio for that contempt conviction. the sheriff says he is not planning on attending the rally tomorrow but he has cleared his schedule. >>> ahead of the trip the president has spent a week accepting resignation le

call 1-800-directv. >>> it was 105 degrees today in phoenix, arizona. me of the year in phoenix, that means today is a today that ends in y. tonight temperatures were higher than usual. outdoor exertion was greater than usual in downtown phoenix thanks to protests for and against the president. the combination of the heat, the controversy over the president's recent remarks on race, the vitriolic immigrant speech he gave the last time he was in phoenix, the president has abandoned the idea of using tonight's appearance to grant a pardon to the recently convicted sheriff of mayor copa county. all of these things have combined to create real worries about what was going to happen at this rally, potential clashes between trump supporters and trump protesters. police have been trying to keep the two sides separate. the democratic mayor has been making the case in the recent days that the president shouldn't do this, shouldn't take it out on phoenix if he has a continuing desire to stoke racial tensions after his comments last week praising the people at the

ramÓn: nadie se salvo de los ataques del presidente en phoenix, arizona.pizarro nos cuenta sobre los dichos de donald trump sobre el muro fronterizo y tambiÉn las trabas que estÁ enfrentando. fernando: en su viaje a arizona el presidente donald trump inspeccionÓ tecnologÍa para la vigilancia fronteriza. y mÁs tarde en un discurso con sus partidarios en phoenix el mandatario hablÓ de la necesidad e construir el muro en la fronterae incluso amenazÓ con cerrar el gobierno federal si el congreso no aprueba fondos para su conducciÓn. " si es que tenemos que cerrar el gobierno lo vamos a construir hace muro." mÁs allá de los discursos la realidad es muy diferente. el departamento de seguridad nacional admitiÓ que la corrupciÓn de los prototipos de nuevo muro esta nuevamente atrasada. y no va a comenzar en septiembre.sino que quizÁs a fines de octubre y posiblemente no antes de noviembre. y el atraso puede ser mayor. la oficina general de auditorÍa y la agencia federal que vigila cÓmo el gobierno gasta el dinero de los contribuyentes investigan quejas de al menos

trish: all right, phoenix, arizona, dr. ben carson speaking right now, as we warms up crowd there. not want this even to happen. my gifts are back with me, we have seen protestor out in streets, antifa out there in their black costume. costume, covering their faces, not showing who they are. ranting. we could not make out what they were saying, they were being vocal and loud, as far as they are concerned it is okay to fight donald trump with violenc violence. how do you deal with a grand like that? >> i think we have listen to professor alan, you had on today, basically both side call out fringe elements among them, that is not going to happen, dems like this, they like stoking politics of fear, trump derangement syndrome, we're tearing ourselves apart because we have someone duly elect at president, they will go to the corners, and continue fight. >> scott believes we live in a really bad place. a racist country. that elected donald trump. because somehow it is racist enough to want someone like that as our president, this is a what you told us. >> trish that is not what -- that --

and there is phoenix, itself. arizona is a red state but phoenix is not necessarily solid red.ocratic mayor of phoenix has been saying for days now, that the president shouldn't come to his city, shouldn't do this trip. the phoenix mayor said today that the president has, quote, doused racial tensions with gasoline with his planned visit to phoenix i fear the president may be looking to light a match. democratic leaders in arizona are expressing concern that the president might use the phoenix rally tomorrow to announce a presidential pardon for joe arpaio. the sheriff was convicted of criminal contempt for carrying out police raids targeting immigrants even after a judge ordered him not to. sheriff arpaio could get up to six months in prison for that conviction. the president has been saying that he is seriously considering a presidential pardon for sheriff arpaio for that contempt conviction. the sheriff says he is not planning on attending the rally tomorrow but he has cleared his schedule. >>> ahead of the trip the president has spent a week accepting resignation letters an

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and it wraps up with a campaign rally in phoenix, arizona. for those of you joining us live, 11:00 p.m. eastern time, it is still going on. there's the president there taking a victory lap before the crowd. it is only his second trip west of the mississippi river as president. and in many ways tonight's political rally went right back to the roots of his presidential campaign. tonight in phoenix, it got ugly early. personal attacks on the pedia. he blamed what he called crooked media, fake news for the division in our country. he praised fox news, he praised fox and friends in the morning, and sean hannity by name. the president relit gatd his response to the tragedy in charlottesville by reading allowed parts of his speeches in reaction. he complained to the crowd they're trying to take away our heritage. he hinted at a pardon for sheriff joe arpaio and then some. >> what happened in charlottesville strikes at the core of america. and tonight, this entire arena stands united in forceful condemnation of the thugs who perpetrate hatred and vio

(pam) breaking news out of phoenix arizona.here protests outside a rally for president trump are starting to get out of hand. violence is erupting right now as we speak you are looking at live video from where this is happening. the president just wrapped up an hour long speech. things were peaceful at first. but as you can see..there is now smoke in the air and we are hearing there are reports of violence ♪ it's time for the biggest sale of the year with the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly comfortable. and snoring... does your bed do that? the new 360 smart bed is part of our biggest sale of the year where all beds are on sale. and right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. plus free home delivery. ends saturday! sadie all: tucked away in downtown terre haute along north fifth street is a place for all of your richest desires... that is... if you love chocolate. seth vicars: "i still get people almost daily i didn't even kn

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we will see him in phoenix and see if his words survive even the coming of the arizona sundown. that's "hardball." "all in" with chris hayes starts now. >> trump are takes his road show to phoenix. >>> tonight the protests in the streets and why the president's war with his own party just got much, much uglier. >> i said mitch, get to work and get it done. >> and the trump dossier author has met with and cooperating with the fbi. >> does anyone really believe that story? >> while the treasury secretary's wife is apologizing for a shocking instagram rant. >>> in those particular positions, i don't want a poor person. does that make sense? >> when "all in" starts now. >>> good evening from new york. tonight the president of the united states returns the friendly confines of the phoenix arizona convention center for another campaign rally in front of his most fervent supporters. it comes one week after the disaster us on press conference in which the president of the united states spoke. he tried belatedly to correct course calling for unity last night in a scripted speech on afghan

. >>> president trump travels to reno, nevada after holding a campaign style rally in phoenix, arizona when he touched on several out hot button issues. >> protests got out of the hand and four people got arrested. we now have the. >> reporter: report police officers in riot gear used tear gas and flash bangs to break up protests outside president trump's rally in phoenix, arizona inside the cities convention center the president spent majority of the time claiming the media is responsible for dividing the nation. in the aftermath of the violence in charlottesville, virginia, saying they twisted his word. >> it is time to expose the crooked media deceptions and challenge the media for their role in causing divisions. >> reporter: among several other subjects the president touched upon the need to reform immigration. he also again insisted a wall on the mexican border will be built. >> believe me, we have to close down our government, we are building that wall. >> reporter: on health care mr. trump said he made a promise not to mention any names allude to go arizona republican senator j

president trump at a rally in phoenix, arizona.o discuss border issues, immigration, national security and whatever else comes to his mind. the mayor went so far as to urge the white house to delay the speech after the recent events in charlottesville and the controversy surrounding the president's response.

it could likely mean several thousand more troops to afghanistan. >>> the president heads to phoenix, arizonaey're preparing for protests. some say it's too soon after the violence in charlottesville. a large number of supporters of the president that are expected to flood the convention center in phoenix and opponents protesting outside. many are waiting to see -- former sheriff owe pie yoe was convicted of -- >>> a quick programming note. vice president mike pence will speak with matt lauer about the president's strategy in afghanistan. you can watch that on the "today" show after "news4 today." >>> four people in critical condition after two trains collided outside of philadelphia. one train crashed into another parkedt transportation center in upper darby. one passenger said people went flying into the walls when the trains hit and there was blood everywhere. 42 people were hurt. septa operates both trains. when they were experiencing issues before the crash, though septa officials have not confirmed that. >>> the navy is stepping up the search for ten missing sailors. divers have been de

. >> that speech happened almost exactly a year ago in phoenix, arizona.r another high minded soothing performance like that. now the mayor of phoenix, arizona is asking the president to please stay away, please don't to do it. please don't come to our city. how is that one going to end? the phoenix mayor joins us next. allergies with nasal congestion? find fast relief behind the counter with claritin-d. strut past that aisle for the steroid free allergy relief that starts working in as little as 30 minutes. and contains the best oral decongestant. live claritin clear with claritin-d. going somewhere? whoooo. here's some advice. tripadvisor now searches more... ...than 200 booking sites - to find the hotel you want and save you up to 30%. trust this bird's words. tripadvisor. ♪ hey, is this our turn? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. (woman vo) great adventures are still out there. we'll find them in our subaru outback. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get 0% apr financing for 63 months on all new 2017 subaru outback models. now

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in phoenix, arizona.t means we are just one hour away from president trump's remarks at a rally there. his first political event since the violence in charlottesville ten days ago. vice president mike pence will introduce the president and we will bring it back to you live. thousands of protesters have descended on downtown phoenix. the president's remarks followed last night's address to the nation for more on afghanistan. let's go to mike emanuel. live at the phoenix convention center. >> good evening, kimberly. the people inside this convention center have waited all day for this presidential rally. some gathered out on the sidewalk as early as 2:00 a.m. local time. when temperatures hit 107 degrees by midafternoon, it has turned out to be in in and endurance test. i asked folks today but they are hoping to hear from president trump tonight. >> i'm looking to hear him reaffirm things he promised on the campaign trail. maybe a little bit of clarification. >> i want assurances that he will continue on wi

the president tonight has gone to phoenix arizona. it has a democratic mayor. the state also has a republican governor and two republican senators. it is not a accident tonight that neither the republican governor of arizona nor the two republican senators from arizona are going to be attending to event with the president. that is because those two republican senators from arizona at least, they appear to drive this president crazy. even before arizona senator john mccain blocked the last republican effort to repeal kaim in the senate, the president's hatred and disdain for senator john mccain had brought trump close to political disaster, even targeting mccain's war record. the junior senator from arizona is jeff flake, who's been more confrontational than almost any -- there's a look he's highly critical of himself and the republican party to allow trump to become the parties' nominee. since then trump has gone repeatedly after flake, giving him the school yard name jeff flake flake jeff flake, he's been hyping a republican senator challenger in arizona who ra

we begin today's show in phoenix, arizona, where president trump held a campaign style rally where he repeatedly defended his response to the deadly white supremacist rally in charlottesville, virginia, and also criticized arizona's two republican senators, john mccain and jeff flake, without directly mentioning their names. neither were there, nor was the governor. while trump spoke, thousands of protesters gathered outside the phoenix convention center. policece attacked d the thouousf protesters with tear gas and pepper balls. there are reports that they fired rubber coated steel bullets. always reported four people were arrested. trump repeatedly criticized the corporate media. pres. trump: these are truly dishonest people. not all of them. not all of them. you have some very good reporters. yes of fair journalists. but for the most part, honestly, these are really, really dishonest people. and they are bad people. and i really think they don't like our country. i really believe that. and i don't believe they're going to change, and that is why i do this. if they would change, i w

on the west coast. >> and i'm john, continuing with the news out of phoenix, arizona where donald trumpas

arizona. after even the phoenix mayor asked him to stay away. >> arizona supports donald trump. he is bringing jobs back and helping the military. >> reporter: and president trump began that speech on afghanistan last night by denouncing hatred and bigotry. many are waiting to see whether he will continue that message in tonight's rally. >> we are going to continue to follow the president's visit in arizona as it unfolds tonight. lester holt. we are going to explore the significant questions that remain after he outlined his plans. that is coming up at 5:30. >> you might have seen this, our nbc sky ranger overhead in dublin. right there in dublin. but around 4:00 p.m. an hour ago after an aggressive attack from the ground and air, firefighters have gotten the upper hand. reducing this. it is more than 90% contained. nbc bay area marianne favro spoke to people who had to run from the flames and joins us now in dublin. >> reporter: 12 people who were forced to evacuate their homes are waiting in their cars anxious to return home. flames scorched 200 acres. the fire came close to a

in phoenix, arizona, thousands of people poured into the streets outside the phoenix convention center tuesday night to protest president trump's campaign style rally. during his speech, trump defended his response to the deadly white supremacist rally in charlottesville, virginia. he also spent at least 20 minutes attacking the corporate media and its coverage of his response to last weekend's events in charlottesville. trump read from a printout of remarks he made on three separate occasions, yet omitted that he blamed both sides for the violence. trump did not pardon notorious arizona sheriff joe arpaio on tuesday as many had expected. but during his speech, he did speak highly of the sheriff, who has been convicted of contempt of court for defying a court order to stop his deputies from racial profiling. pres. trump: by the way, i'm just curious. do the people in this room like sheriff joe? [cheers] was sheriff joe convicted for doing his job? [cheers and boos] he should have had a jury, but you know what? i will make a prediction. i think he is going to be just fine, ok? but i won

in a speech tuesday night in phoenix arizona president donald trump said something that wall street felt this morning take a listen you know the obstruction is democrats would like us not to do it but believe me we have to close down our government we're building a wall. after those words hit the airwaves the value of the mexican peso debt against the us dollar a dollar was worth seventeen sixty eight pesos and closing stocks had some gains on tuesday then sunk on wednesday across almost every industry however it must be said that they didn't compare to dip so we have seen in recent weeks investors of course as you might guess scrambles for safer ground in treasury bonds and gold also turning to trade with mexico and canada the president asserted in his speech that the north america free trade agreement would probably end up terminated by the u.s. . and a week into nafta negotiations it seems that the people at the negotiating table are unfazed by president trump's remarks about scrapping the plan. joins us now from toronto with more alex what exactly did the president's what did he say

isis held city of leaves over seventy civilians dead and the president will soon hold a rally in phoenix arizona where he is expected to address the wall with mexico. and sitting in for ed schultz here in washington d.c. you're watching artsy america. good evening we start tonight with reaction to the president's announcement of a strategy shift in afghanistan the president made it clear the u.s. is not nation building the administration will not set an arbitrary date to withdraw from the country. the national weather service in mount holly new jersey has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for newcastle county in northern delaware north central kent county and central delaware northeastern kent county in northeastern maryland southeastern cecil county in northeastern maryland camden county in southern new jersey southern mercer county in central new jersey northwestern cumberland county in southern new jersey salem county in southern new jersey gloucester county in southern new jersey northwestern burlington county in southern new jersey southern middlesex county in northern new jersey southea

syrian city of leaves over seventy civilians dead and the president will soon hold a rally in phoenix arizona where he's expected to address the wall with mexico a military man sitting in for ed schultz here in washington d.c. you're watching artsy america. good evening we start tonight with reaction to the president's announcement of a strategy shift in afghanistan the president made it clear the u.s. is not nation building the administration will not set an arbitrary date to withdraw from the country the united states will however empower its generals with the authorization to carry out strikes independent of washington and the president will work with india pakistan and the entire asia pacific region to wind down america's longest running war speaker of the house paul ryan praised the president's plans my travels there i kept hearing the same thing they have the time we have the watchers meaning they will wait us out and if they believe that we have some. the national weather service in mount holly new jersey has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for birds county in eastern pennsylvania

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arizona. boasting and bashing, president trump lists accomplishments, takes on at that rally in phoenix, that paper from arizona. one more headline from news erald in arizona, trump blames media for condemnation of comments on charlottesville. any of the rally, you can see it in its entirety at c-span.org. for today's it program. we'll be right back here a.m. ow morning at 7 eastern, 4 a.m. pacific, in the meantime, have a great wednesday. humanitarian issues in the democratic republic of the congo. that is scheduled for 11:00 a.m. eastern. following last night's phoenix rally, president trump heading to reno, nevada to address thousands of military veterans at the 99 national convention of the american legion. c-span, where history unfolds daily.

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the president will be in a rally where you are, phoenix, arizona.may pardon sheriff joe arpaio, at least that's when he told me a week ago when i saw the president. and i quote, i am seriously considering a pardon for sheriff arpaio. he has done a lot in the fight against illegal immigration. he's a great american patriot and i hate to see what happened to him. >> i hope the president does just that. i agree with the sentiments he expressed. whether you agree with all of his approaches or methods does not change the fact that this man has given his entire life to protecting his fellow human beings. he has a very sick wife and he has given his entire going to this. and a lot of the prosecution, persecution, the words with interchangeable in this circumstance. the clinton judge who essentially ignored the testimony of the witnesses to a person and came to a different conclusion and issued this conviction, i hope the president sits that right. he deserves to have an honorable retirement in his twilight years because he has done america and all of us a

john hook reporting live for us from phoenix, arizona. we certainly appreciate it, getting a firsthand view. you mentioned the rally immigration was the hall park of the trump campaign we will see it play into the rally tonight in phoenix. ronica cleary joins us with more on that angle of the story. >>reporter: jim and shawn, yes, we are of course expecting immigration to be addressed tonight. the president visited hum a today, the white house has release a handful of statistics that they feel successes, that the white house has accomplished during the start of this administration. a lot of people are talking about this report out by mack clach i and in it it says there are a handful of white house officials encouraging the president to bargaining, if you will, to not enforce or not hurt dreamers under doca, but in exchange f that would provide more funding for the border wall and other ill immigration enforcement tools, if you will. we nt what ted to learn a little bit more about how people might respond to, especially people who are opp

i have to salute you for that in the lead up to his big rally in phoenix arizona tonight donald trump hinted that he might pardon former maricopa county sheriff joe arpaio joe arpaio. who famously used to call himself america's toughest sheriff was convicted of criminal content. of court this month after ignored a court ruling actually several court rulings against his racist crackdowns on immigration we're now hearing that trump won't pardon arpaio but even just ten thousand at a pardon is a pretty obvious shout out to trump's white racist and nazi base are they now the permanent republican base is this you know like the republican party center on ok this you know this this twelve percent is our nazi base and what is twenty two percent as are white now white races and you know you think i have no idea what happens after that but i was in charlottesville and i'll tell you there were there was a large number of white supremacists in that square that day but even if it was seven hundred nine hundred that's still pales in comparison the population of this country and so to inflate these

drones praised him for his presidential speech about afghanistan donald trump held a rally in phoenix arizona that was vintage trump and by vintage trump i mean full allies racial dog whistles and self-indulgent whining about the media and also included this call to shut down the government over the border wall now the obstruction is democrats would like us not to do it but believe me we have to close down our government we're building a wall. so just a few hours before that absolutely bonkers phoenix rally the new york times published a story about how mitch mcconnell hasn't spoken to trump in weeks as privately expressed uncertainty that mr trump will be able to salvage his administration after a series of summer crises obviously the institutional republican party is its wit's end with trauma is there a limit to the crazy for republicans or are they willing to accept that infinite about a crazy to get a few tax cuts for the billionaires who own them charles. that's a measure that i don't think it's allowed. her what we see is a trump who is isolating himself in the white house i am somebody

will hold aresident rally in phoenix, arizona, today.he mayor called her a delay, following the events of charlottesville. joining us to discuss is bloomberg's editor in chief and bloombergs foreign policy reporter, joining us from washington. great to have you on. flows and on point presidential trump, would you agree? >> that is what people are saying, but we will see what happens tonight in phoenix. i'm sure others resist this flip-flopping on how we describe him. he gave a deliberate speech last night on afghanistan, but we have to set the context of the turmoil that has engulfed the white house, frankly the nation, over the last 10 days. let's not bypass that with one on prompter sticking to the message speech and also when it is the strategy we see being put forth in afghanistan, essentially the same the previous administrations have put forth and has not worked out. i resist and hesitate to call this a new day of the trump administration after one speech. julia: i feel we are in this mindset now where we have to celebrate victorie