which is, pocahontas.centuries imperialistic rule of ireland, they decided they needed a slur. something that would render that group sub-human. that is what that word is meant to do. the n word is meant to categorize african-americans as sub human. one word was paddy, an a abbreviation of the word, patrick. and that is the model for donald trump's use of the word pocahontas. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren says she is part american indian. and that is apparently all donald trump knows about elizabeth warren. >> she seems to have made it her job. >> who? pocahontas? i'm sorry about that. pocahontas, she is a senator that is highly overrated. she has passed very little legislation. she has been a real disaster for a lot of people, including the democrats who frankly can't stand her. i think she is as native american as i am. that i will tell you. but she is a woman who has been very ineffective, other than she has a big mouth. >> so the candidate with the big mouth doesn't think elizabeth warren has

pocahontas is what what you said? elizabeth warren? she tweets a lot about me. when i tweet, not that many people are watching her tweets. when i tweet, they watch. i will say this, she is a senator that's highly overrated. she's passed very little legislation. she has been a real disaster for a lot of people including the democrats who frankly can't stand her, many of the democrats. just ask hillary clinton how she likes her. i would say this, i'll debate anybody. i don't care. i'll debate her. but she's done very little for massachusetts. when i won massachusetts with many people running against me, i got up to almost 50% and she was fighting me. so i really think if her record was exposed and the fact that she was a native american -- she said she was native american but she wasn't able to document it. she said, i have high cheekbones, so i'm a native american. she then -- i don't know if you'd call it a fraud or not. she was able to get into various schools because of the fact she applied as a native americans and probably able to get other things. i think s

pocahontas, is that what you said? >> it's absolutely ludicrous in this day and age we're recognizing why cheek bones, the stereotypes. pocahontas, it's so overdone. like come on. i believe that mr. trump and his tone was offensive today. if there was other young indigenous or native american -- young girls sitting here, what's that signaling to them? >> the war of words continued online with trump responding to the idea that calling warren po pocahontas. i find it offensive that warren, pocahontas pretended to be native american to get into harvard. she responded, i didn't go to harvard, i'm a graduate of the university of houston and rutgers. she described herself as a minority in a law school directory when she was a professor at harvard in the mid 1990s. though she hasn't been able to prove proper family lineage that she's cherokee. >>> secret service employees have been punished for violating the safety of chaffetz. 41 employees improperly about sessioned his an mications and now -- accessed his applications and n

it is offensive that he calls her pocahontas. america was founded on a melting pot, there are native americans. donald trump wrote a book claiming is swedish and he is german ancestry. anyone has claim to not owning up to their heritage, it is donald trump. if you're in the eighth grade or something and call someone else pocahontas, a teacher says don't do that. >> if you're ceo of a company. >> if you're ceo of a company, you would be fired. i think one of the greatest dangers of donald trump is the idea that he might normalize a speech and an attitude that as a group in america we have decided is unacceptable. and it is not about being politically incorrect, it is about being rude and offensive. >> that's what's interesting. now he's sort of labeled, any time you challenge him on saying something, you're a slave to political correctness, which it does sort of -- it is an effective argument among his supporters to cancel out any speech which is offensive to large populations of americans. >> he delights in labeling people. there

aside from pocahontas it was the most presidential he's been. he took a number of questions on energy policy. he strangely said that he thought the united states government should get a cut in the profits of the keystone pipeline. i don't think this idea has been heard of before. so we should look at the poli policies he's proposing. we get hung up on pocahontas but i want to pay more attention to the policy. >> yet he has clinched the nomination. >> he has. if i told you a year ago we would be sitting here and he will have clinched the nomination and hillary clinton would still have her nomination fight going on i don't think anybody would have believed that. amanda, i hear what you're saying and i agree he has forged a new path. yet he has been spending the last few weeks as the presumptive nominee trying to piece together every faction of the conservative coalition, meeting with evangelical leaders, reaching out to henry ti kissinger. he has spent time in trump tower trying to get people on board who have been reluctant to come on board. he r

po pocahontas. >> i didn't like the pocahontas thing, that's just me. i think we're in for the pettiest contested political race we've ever seen. it's going to be on both sides, think a lot of this pettiness is something that hillary would have loved to have engaged in previously she couldn't do it with barack obama, he was a different kind of candidate. >> didn't i say i wanted to be pocahontas one time. i think it's quite complementary. >> you may not like the tactic, but nonetheless, it's got people watching. >> i watch it and i'm like, wow, this is somebody who is saying things that have never been said before. things you would only say in the privacy of your own home. because you have some sort of conscience, you don't want, to offend somebody like that. what he's saying. is the commercial breaks are different for a reason. there's something called pa patriotic race. elizabeth warren is well-liked on the democratic side. she's an effective attack dog, people that go to her speeches say she's really engaging and probably a better speaker in front of

pocahontas? >> is that offensive? -- >> very offensive. >> oh. >> sorry. >> i'm sorry about that. >> pocahontas, is that what you said? elizabeth warren. >> nicole robertson joins me now, write somewhere blogger along with executive secretary to the mha nation. can you tell me what did you get from when you called out it was offensive and you acknowledged it and he used it again, what was your takeaway from the interaction? >> first, thank you for having us on the show. i, first would like to start off formally to recognize that the line that we're on, perhaps allow ken to take the very first jab, if you will, at the story. this is aur protocol in native-american country. we believe obviously in our leadership and so mr. ken hall is executive secretary to the mha nation, which is the -- the land that we're on now here in north dakota. so, ken, i don't know if you want to answer to the audience here what occurred today. just the feeling overall. >> okay. i wasn't in the room with nicole. i was kind of a press conferenc

>> i was being hit by pocahontas. pocahontas. pocahont pocahontas. that's elizabeth warren. i call her goofy. she is -- no, no, goofy. she gets less done than anybody in the united states senate. she's got a big mouth. and that's about it. >> pocahontas, a lot of people would take offense at that. this is his style, trump is being trump, the insults keep coming. you do have this all hands on deck. bernie sanders is an open question. the democrats get this, it's all hands on deck. the republican party, you still have former rivals saying eh. marco rubio, who called trump a con man, who said he was dangerous, now marco rubio says i'm going to go to the convention and if donald needs me -- >> look, my policy differences with donald trump, i spent 11 months talking about them. i think they're well-understood. that said, i don't want hillary clinton to be president. if there's something i can do to help that from happening and it's helpful to the cause, i'm honored to be considered for that. >> you'll see the rest of that interview coming up on "state of the union" with jake tapp

trump's nickname, pocahontas. >> who, pocahontas? >> look, look, she is a -- >> very offensive. >> oh, i'm pocahontas, is that that you said. >> another controversial moment, who didn't back down from his muslim ban, some international allies. >> they are not sure how seriously to take some of his pronouncements, but they're rattled by him. >> the president's comments come on the heels of a new global poll of citizens from france, germany, u.k., mexico and japan, finding 71% of respondents saying the views are having a bad impact for the global economy. 74% negative view of america, and 78% political views make the world less safe. >>> jumping off the poll numbers, hillary clinton is now slamming trump as an urgent threat. speaking to mmsnbc, she cast doubt on whether a debate will happen. >> they went back and forth on it, and they seem to be saying it's some kind of joke, trump doesn't sound very serious. >> clinton remains in damage control after the scathing inspector general report accused her of breaking federal e-mail policies

>> larry: pocahontas? first you called her "goofy" and now "pocahontas?"base all your foreign policy on disney characters? although, i did appreciate when he called rubio and cruz "lilo and stitch." that was pretty good. ( laughter ) how about this? any word of wisdom for america now? >> there's one more thing that we must do to make america wealthy again, and you have to be wealthy in order to be great, i'm sorry to say. >> that's right. "i'm looking at you, jesus. why did you have to die so poor on that cross?" you ingrate! all right, here's the deal. hillary's got her work cut out for her. look, she's not perfect, but she may be our last chance to avoid trump. so come on, hillary, are you ready to go? you got your i's dotted, your t's crossed? what kind of shape is your campaign in? come on, girl! >> the state department's independent watchdog yesterday issued a scathing report. it finds clinton's email practices violated federal standards. >> larry: uh-oh, why are we still talking about these emails? i mean, it can't still be a thing, right? i wonder i

in your estimation, why is it okay to call elizabeth warren pocahontas?e after donald trump almost as aggressive as anybody, and you know, i think all things are fair game in this part of the political process. she has been relentlessly attacking donald trump, and injecting herself into the conversation, and i think it's been done time and time again, if you hit donald trump, he is going to hit back harder. >> but doesn't how you hit matter? would you call her pocahontas? >> no, but she hasn't said anything about me either. i don't know that she knows i exist. i don't think i have any reason to engage elizabeth warren today. >> sarah huckabee sanders, you certainly exist and it is a good thing for donald trump that you do. thank you for joining us on "new day." the best to you and your family for the weekend. >> you bet. thank you, chris. you too. >> ana. >>> all right, the good news, we are this close to the holiday weekend. the bad news, if you're headed out, you're going to need to pack your patience, because the long security lines may not be easing u

pocahontas? look. she is offensive. you tell me. oh, i'm sorry about that. pocahontas?se to president obama -- >> the world pay ace tension to the u.s. elections. they're rattled by them. and for good reason. >> and his promise to bernie sanders. >> donald trump has agreed to debate me, and i look forward to that. >> i'd love to debate bernie. he's a dream. >>> plus, we'll analyze trump's deep dive on energy policy. >> the windmills are killing hundreds and hundreds of eagles

trump's nickname, pocahontas. >> who, pocahontas? >> look, look, she is a -- >> very offensive. >> oh, i'm pocahontas, is that that you said. >> another controversial moment, who didn't back down from his muslim ban, some international allies. >> they are not sure how seriously to take some of his pronouncements, but they're rattled by him. >> the president's comments come on the heels of a new global poll of citizens from france, germany, u.k., mexico and japan, finding 71% of respondents saying the views are having a bad impact for the global economy. 74% negative view of america, and 78% political views make the world less safe. >>> jumping off the poll numbers, hillary clinton is now slamming trump as an urgent threat. speaking to mmsnbc, she cast doubt on whether a debate will happen. >> they went back and forth on it, and they seem to be saying it's some kind of joke, trump doesn't sound very serious. >> clinton remains in damage control after the scathing inspector general report accused her of breaking federal e-mail policies

trump's nickname for her, pocahontas. prompted this exchange with a native american writer. >> who, pocahontas? >> is that offensive? >> very offensive. sorry. >> sorry about that. >> pocahontas, is that what you said? elizabeth warren. >> reporter: yet a controversial moment for the candidate who today didn't back down from his proposed muslim ban, a stance that al yes or no natured some international allies as president obama ov overseas takes trump to task. >> they are not sure how seriously to take some of his pronouncements, but they are rattled mind. >> reporter: top democratic sources tell nbc news the president is eager to go after trump in the general election. trump ready to return the favor. rebuking the president's energy policies in his speech today before heading to this rally in montana, his first since clinching the number of delegates he needs for the nomination. >> thank you. >>> hillary clinton now slamming trump as quote an urgent threat to this country, but she's also in damage control mode after that

pocahontas. is that what you said? elizabeth warren. >> reporter: yet another controversial moment for the candidate who didn't back down from his temporary proposed muslim ban. a stance that's alienated allies as president obama overseas takes trump to task. >> they are not sure how seriously to take some of his pronouncements. but they're rattled by it. >> now the president's comments came as a global poll made up of citizens from germany, mexico and japan say trump's political view are having a bad impact for the global economy. 74% say trump's politics have had a negative effect on their view of america and a whopping 78% say trump's political views make the world less safe. >>> so jumping off those poll numbers, hillary clinton is now slamming trump as a quote urgent threat. speaking to msnbc, she cast doubt on whether a trump/sanders debate will really happen. >> i know they have gone back and forth on this and they seem to be, you know, saying it's some kind of joke. trump doesn't sound very serious. >> but clin

i was being hit by pocahontas. that's -- pocahontas. pocahontas, that's this elizabeth warren.o, no, goofy. she gets less done than anybody in the united states senate. she gets nothing done, nothing pass the. she's got a big mouth, and that's about it, but they use her because hillary's trying to be very presidential. she's stopping with the shouting, okay? but then i listened before, and i'll be honest with you, i cannot listen to her. i cannot listen to her, can't listen. so i've been hit -- i've been hit by 66,000 ads, negative ads, and i said no way, and we won florida in a left-hand slide, won it by 20 points -- in a landslide, won it by 20 points. i actually did very well in iowa. never did it before. i came in second and i should have come in first and i'll explain that to you some day, but i'll tell you. what i went to new hampshire. what a place new hampshire is, what a place, and i was not snowed to win new hampshire. bush was supposed to win new hampshire. that was his territory. i won in a landslide. i won new hampshire in a landslide, and then we went between mass

. >>> she seems to have made it her job -- >> who, pocahontas?ook, she is -- >> very offensive. >> oh, i'm sorry about that. pocahontas. is that what you said? >> one of those sorry, i'm not sorries. that was donald trump exchanging words with a native american reporter. joining me now from washington, a native american advisor to the sanders campaign. she is also the national campaign's director for honor the earth. i'm very glad to have you here. thanks for joining me. i'd like you to characterize pocahontas. >> it's a really reducktive way to refer to native american women. it's not a happy story. and using that as just kind of a general term to call a native american, it's incredibly offensive. it's reducing an entire race of people to one character that we associate with disney, i mean, at this point. >> yeah. i was about to say it's not exactly a disney movie story. let's talk about the reactions you've heard. have you heard any to that insult to your community? >> absolutely. we know that native american women are likely to be rain rap the

trump's nickname for her, pocahontas, had this exchange. >> who? pocahont pocahontas? >> very offensive! >> i'm sorry about that. pocahont pocahontas, is that what you said? elizabeth warren? >> reporter: yet another controversial moment for from his muslim ban and as president obama overseas takes trump to task. >> they are not sure how seriously to take some of his pronouncements, but they are rattled by it. >> the president's comments came as a global poll made up of citizens from france, germany, the uk, canada and mexican, and japan say trump's views are having a bad impact for the global economy. 74% say trump's politics have had a negative effect on their view of america and a whopping 78% say trump's political views make the world less safe. >>> jumping off those poll numbers. hillary clinton is now slamming trump as, quote, an urgent threat. speaking to msnbc, she cast doubt on whether a trump/sanders debate will really happen. >> i know they have gone back and forth on this. they seem to be, you know, saying it's some kind of joke. trump serious. >> but clint

donald, pocahontas, really?at but it is in tune with donald's style. stuart: he says pocahontas. >> what are you talking about? it is a good point you talk about when he recall the past scandal, reminded everyone of this because it was a big deal when she ran for united states senate, very salacious. i want to be clear, she didn't just get a job at harvard because she was native american, she had a good reason a -- resume. the fact she felt the need to go there speaks poorly about her judgment. stuart: not to mention harvard which was pleased to have such diversity. >> they pride themselves as the most diverse student body in the country in terms of that. stuart: absolute nonsense. it seems to me that bernie is unelectable, a socialist, hillary has such deep problems with this email scandal, elizabeth warren is an ethnic sheet. that is why the end of my take i said watch out, joe biden. >> for so long everybody in the republican party would think they needed a savior. i think the democrats, they need a savior. s

he's out there with the pocahontas line wearing thin. this was his chance to jump over and say i won. he didn't act like that. >> that's not his m.o. he will take the racket and beat you with it until you say i give in. that's what he's doing. he's beating on democrats but still beating on other republicans that falling in line. he's making a point to everybody around him that if you don't fall in line, i'm just going to bring this kind of crazy scorn and abuse to you. >> was there logic to what he did today? i think it was. >> he's going to go with what got him to this point. if he turns more on the democrats than the republicans, he's getting the republican party behind him now. months ago mitt romney was saying you'll never get us behind you, sir. yet nine out of ten republicans in the latest polling say they will support trump. >> because? >> because he's not hillary. he's not hillary. >> that's what he did today. >> they keep doing that. i don't know if there's ever a point where he will try to be more presidential. this is base ele

the old pocahontas stunt he does, which i think he's wearing out. for whatever reason, north dakota makes a lot of money off wind. i don't know why he took a shot at the eagles and all that stuff. but on the women front, it's very important that he wins back the winnable women, the women who are moderate republicans and i think he's doing something there. i think it's working. he can't be seen as misogynist, obviously. the "new york times" piece wasn't vetted that well, it turns out. i think you're right. it was a smart press conference, in the fact that he talked about women's health being the beneficiary of debates with people on the left. >> so that works? >> well, we'll see. i don't think he's going to debate bernie sanders. you don't debate down. nixon taught us that. don't go down. it's a great opportunity for bernie sanders. i can predict right now the media willy bernie beat him in the debate. elizabeth warren will have her fans too in the press. it's smart to play don king on this thing. keep it hyped. >> mark halperin was watching along wi

pocahontas. >> is that offensive? very offensive. >> i'm sorry about that. >> yes. >> pocahontas.e's as native-american as i am. >> she did regard herself as a mine north when she was a law school faculty matter. it happened at my alma mater, university of pennsylvania law school. >> i didn't know you went to the pennsylvania law school. no wonder you had your picture on every shot at the beginning of the show. he's now picked out -- i don't know what other group he has to get angry with. now he has native-americans to get angry with. here's the most important thing when she shot back at this guy on twitter, he rose to the bait. he can't stand it when a woman attacks him so what did he do? he came back and hit her over and over. it was unnecessary. then the next day he goes after the highest ranking hispanic woman, the governor of new mexico, and this is somebody he needs. forget elizabeth warren. >> that's what is real. again, should he not react at all because she's a woman? you don't want to offend her or hurt her? she's a big girl. she goes out there and plays big politics, an

he's also attacking elizabeth warren, democratic senator, calling her pocahontas. as protests rage at a trump rally in new mexico, he even attacks a popular governor susana martinez for staying away. can these women put trump on the defensive? our correspondents and guests will have full coverage of the day's top stories. let's start with sunlen serfaty and the scathing new report on hillary clinton and her e-mails. what are you learning? >> reporter: wolf, hillary clinton has said time and time again that she believes she was in compliance with state department rules in setting up and using her private e-mail server but this the ig report says exactly the opposite. tonight, hillary clinton is back on the defensive. in a scathing 83-page report, the state department's own inspector general determined that clinton violated federal rules rules. it scolds the former secretary of state for conducting state department business on her own prit ate server. clinton has pushed back on questions over her e-mails many times in the past telling cnn's brianna keilar last july -

pocahontas? look. she is offensive. you tell me. oh, i'm sorry about that. pocahontas? >> trump's response to president obama -- >> the world pay ace tension to the u.s. elections. they're rattled by them. and for good reason. >> and his promise to bernie sanders. >> donald trump has agreed to debate me, and i look forward to that. >> i'd love to debate bernie. he's a dream. >>> plus, we'll analyze trump's deep dive on energy policy. >> the windmills are killing hundreds and hundreds of eagles. >> and why he's desperate to reach chris christie. "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris heys and donald trump crossed the threshold today hitting the magic number of delegates required for the gop presidential nomination in our own nbc donald trump count. he's now secured the majority of the delegates up for grabs thanks to groups newly pledging their support to them. trump won't be the party's official nominee until the convention in july but his once unthinkable ascension is all but assured. and hillary clinton offered her own with our own chuck

what about the pocahontas?n there is no question elizabeth warren had become the attack dog against donald trump. responding in that fashion. >> and the way he brings it up and he always does this, oh, pocahontas and then he says well, is it offensive? well, i don't know, maybe it is. >> who asked about it? >> it is absolutely ludicrous and this day in age, we are recognizing the high cheekbones and, pocahontas is quitely unknown. it was quite offensive today and there is other american young girls sitting here, what's that signaling to them? >> again, that came in the same press conference in which he said, oh, i feel that now is the time i would be more presidential. it is about celebrating his delegates. there is no trump 2.0, i don't think. if it did exist, his success in the primary is trump's original recipe. means that you won't get trump's 2.0 because he's convinced that what he did for the primary did work. >> we'll have to leave it there. thanks to you and coming up as we head into memorial day wee d

pocahontas pocahontas, it's so overdone. come on. >> what do you think of that? >> clearly she is coming after donald trump in a way that is almost in his own language. she is poking him and maybe even getting under his skin a little bit. i think she could be a very effective surrogate for hillary clinton in a general election because she does inspire those progressive activists and progressive voters of the sort who are like those who are supporting bernie sanders. >> ken vogel and nick confessore, great seeing you both. have a great weekend. >> thanks, jose. >>> an historic and emotional day overseas as president obama becomes the first sitting president to visit hiroshima, japan, since the united states dropped the world's first atomic bomb there in 1945. >> this is an opportunity to honor the memory of all who were lost during world war ii. it's a chance to reaffirm our commitment to pursuing the peace and security of a war where nuclear weapons would no longer be necessary. >> ahead, much more on his powerful words to the people of hiroshima and the world. ♪

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. >> i was being hit by pocahontas. [ laughter ] >> pocahontas. pocahontas. that's elizabeth warren. i call her goofy. no, no. goofy. she gets less donathan anybody in the united states senate. she gets nothing done. nothing passed. she has got a big mouth. and that's about it. >> i am tired of people running for president who just do nothing but criticize america. i am tired of people so nothingive about our country. do we have problems? well, of course, we have problems. if have you been alive longer than an hour, you have got a problem. i speak from experience. so what do americans do? do we either cower down and moan and grown about how -- groan about how bad things are? or do we make promises we can't keep and get people more more frustrated and angry. >> if she wins, and i hope she doesn't, if she wins, you better get used to it, because you have nothing but turmoil and nothing but four more years of obama and you can't take that. >> and the final test is will the president unify us? or further divide us? i see a lot of evidence that donald trump is a d

i was hit by pocahontas. pocahontas. pocahontas. that's elizabeth warren. i call her goofy. she is -- no, no, goofy. she gets less done than anybody in the united states senate. she gets nothing done. nothing passed. she has a big mouth. that's about it. >> reporter: there were more clash was trump protesters and police in anaheim. trump is trying to keep things calm within the paul ryan camp. george and alison. >>> a lot to talk about and to break it all down in the battle over the e-mail. let's talk with reporter eugene scott live in washington. eugene, let's talk about the e-mail situation. this report basically says that hillary clinton never got permission to use the e-mail server that she used. how serious is this for her right now in the campaign fighting against donald trump and bernie sanders? >> this is very concerning to many people who have been paying close attention to the issue i think for a while. the former secretary maintains she had permission and this report brings that into question. this is concerning to some people. i don't think depending on where you

. >> i was being hit by pocahontas. pocahontas. pocahontas! that's elizabeth warren. >> reporter: critics charge it's the same kind of intolerance that gave birth to his call for a ban on muslims entering the u.s. as trump told reporters today, his combative style isn't about to change, even at white house news conferences. >> it is going to be like this, david. if the press writes false stories like they did with this. >> reporter: trump also wrote off the possibility of a third party election challenge coming up in the general election campaign. he described libertarian candidate gary johnson as a fringe candidate. jake, he heads to california next even though he has the gop nomination well within his grasp. there are plenty of trump critics in california as well. he's not changing his style one bit as you heard today. >>> as trump tried to celebrate his good deeds, a class-action lawsuit is putting a spotlight on alleged transgressions. a california judge released the so-called playbooks from trump university, the sales pitch manuals trump

, for not providing hoof. >> pocahontas. that's this elizabeth warren. i call her goofy. she is -- no, no, goofy. she gets less done than anybody in the united states senate. she gets nothing done, nothing passed. she's got a big mouth. and that's about it. >> and tom llamas with us live tonight from california. and tom, the trump campaign signaling that there was an endorsement coming from house speaker paul ryan, still no endorsement yet, so what's the latest? >> reporter: david, we all remember two weeks ago when donald trump walked out of that meeting with speaker ryan, waving to the cameras. last night, trump campaign sources told us that an endorsement from speaker ryan was imminent, it was coming soon. but this morning, speaker ryan saying, that's not the case. he needs more time. tonight, both men will speak via telephone. david? >> tom llamas on the campaign every step of the way. tom, thank you. >>> meantime, hillary clinton under fire tonight. a scathing new report, a state department investigation now finding tha

. >> pocahontas. that's elizabeth warren. i call her goofy. she has got a big mouth and that's about it. but they use her because hillary is trying to be very presidential. she is stopping with the shouting. >> all right. what about elizabeth warren and donald trump? >> in that clip you see the secret of trump's success. when the word poke pocahontas came out you laugh. you can't help but laugh. line not politically correct. >> goes back to her time as saying she had heritage in indian. >> dubious claim of indian heritage a way to advance herself. >> spoken solemnly i have here years ago when it came out. he does here one sentence crooked hillary, little marco. but i think what's interesting for his campaign is attacking warren is easy and gets an easy applause line. what he did that i thought was rather interesting and a lot more complicated was his attack on new mexico, republican governor. a woman, hispanic, popular, who is the chairman of the republican governor's committee. he attacked her because she was slow to or has not yet endorsed h

carson, he seems, you know -- the moment he takes on elizabeth warren, he calls her pocahontas.effective because she's been attacking him on social media. the reality is she made this claim when she was a harvard professor that was false, it was a lie. is this the type of thing the republican party has been missing? >> they have been missing it. when we look at the last two election cycles. the people that we have put up simply have not had the fight in them donald trump has. you have to recognize hillary's going to come with all the dirt that's possible in the mipolitil arena and need somebody who's going to fight fire with fire. i think it's the right time. it's the right time for a donald trump right now. >> is it also the right message? you talked about the phony economic numbers. we've got one in five american family, one in five, they don't have a single member of their family in the workforce. one in six kids, young men, 18 to 34, either in jail or in prison. i don't care what these phony unemployment numbers say. people are suffering and suffering badly. >> well, all you

pocahontas? you tell me. i am sorry about that. pocahontas. is that what you just said? elizabeth warren? she tweets a lot about me. when i tweet, not that many people are watching her tweets, people watch mine. very little legislation. she has been a real disaster for a lot of people including the democrats. i would debate her. she has done very little for massachusetts. i won massachusetts with many people running against me. she was fighting me. i really think if her record was exposed and the fact that she was a native american, she said she was native american but she was not able to document it, what she said i have hygiene owns. you see. i am a native american. she was able to get into various schools because she applied as a native american and probably able to get other things. do you think she is as native american as i am? she is a woman that has been very any effective other than tea has a big mouth. go ahead in the back. in on? i would like to go women health issues. on tuesday, we will be releasing a tremendous list of all the money we have given. when i de

. >>> and then later -- >> pocahontas, that's elizabeth warren.all her goofy. >> if it a man who cares about no one but himself. >> donald trump and elizabeth warren are taking shots at each other. the clinton campaign denies it's coordinating with the senator. that and more as "hannity" continues. ♪ ♪ (charge music) you wouldn't hire an organist without hearing them first. charge! so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. with an unlimited mileage warranty on your certified pre-owned mercedes-benz, you can drive as far as you want for up to three years and be covered. so no matter where you go, your peace of mind and confidence will be as unlimited... as your mileage. visit the certified pre-owned sales event, now through may 31st. and learn more about our unlimited mileage warranty, only at your authorized dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. incredible bladder prthat lets from always diyou move like you mean it now comes with an incredible promise. the always discreet double your money back

trump lashing out at both elizabeth warren and hillary clinton. >> pocahontas. that's elizabeth warren. i call her goofy. she's got a big mouth, and that's about it. but they use her, because hillary is trying to be very presidential. she's stopping with the shouting, okay? but then i listened before, and i'll be honest with you. i cannot listen to her. >> and trump, who is trying to make in roads with latino voters, attacking new mexico's republican governor. that is susana martinez, one of the most prominent latinos in the party and the nation's first latina governor. jim acosta is "outfront" tonight. an interesting target for him to pick a fight with, jim. jim, are you hearing us there? >> reporter: hi, jim. yes, i can. that's right, donald trump has no shortage of targets this week. all of the main people he is going after are not only in the democratic party, they're also republicans, as well. and they all happen to be women. but jim, they are all firing back tonight. ♪ >> donald trump is on the general election war path, unleashing his arsenal of one-liner

it is pocahontas, elizabeth warren. senator thatly the is doing just about the least in the united states senate. she is a total failure. she says she was an indian. amy: elizabeth warren says her family is part cherokee. will donald trump and bernie sanders debate each other ahead of the california june 7 primary? donald trump first agreed to the idea when it was proposed by jimmy kimmel during an interview wednesday night. sanders responded by tweeting, "game on." this comes after hillary clinton refused to debate sanders in california ahead of the primary. polling figures released by the public policy institute wednesday night show sanders and clinton in a dead heat in california. meanwhile, racial justice scholar and activist cornel west, who is one of bernie sanders' five appointees to the democratic party's platform drafting committee, has accused israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu of war crimes in the continued occupation of palestinian territories. this comes as netanyahu moves his government even further

of the word pocahontas. trump went onto use that name for elizabeth warren warren again. and the point ben just made about press availability on the clinton campaign is something our own kristen welker raised yesterday. the next hour, kate snow, here to take it over. kate? >> thanks so much, brian. let's get you caught up now. donald trump versus president obama. the presumptive republican nominee responding just moments ago to the president's claim today that the real estate billionaire is causing world leaders to be rattled. >> that's good. is that right? that's good. i love that word. he's a president who's allowed many of these countries to totally take advantage of him and us unfortunately. he's got to say something. and it's unusual that every time he has a press conference he's talk about me. it's just one of those things. but i will say this. he is a man who shouldn't be really, you know, airing his difficulties and he shouldn't be airing what he's airing where he is right now. and i think you're going to see it stop pretty soon. >> that from his first press confe

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pocahontas? is that what you said? i think she is as native american as i am, soak? okay? that i will tell you. but she's a woman that has been very ineffective, other than she's got a big mouth. >> reporter: trump is also taking hits from president obama, who oversees world leaders alarmed over the real estate tycoon's campaign rhetoric. >> they're rattled by him. and is for good reason. he does a lot of the proposals that he's made display either ignorance of world affairs or a calf cavalier attitude. >> reporter: trump went back. >> he's got to say something. and it's unusual that every time he has a press conference, he's talking about me. >> reporter: trump also answered questions about comments made by his campaign chairman, paul man i fort. he said the new york billionaire likely won't select a woman or minority as his running mate, because he doesn't want to be seen as pandering. not so, said the candidate. >> we're looking for absolute competence. we're going to have many women involved and you're going to see that very strongly. >> reporter: and trump signaled he