writing, from politico trump as diversity to economic advisor list and more big donors. more than half of the 90 members of trump economic council introduced thursday have financial ties to the candidate or gop. donald trump added 90 people including eight women to us economic council, more than half the additions have either given him money or pledge to help raise campaign cash for him in the republican party. one new addition, hedge fund manager could treated $100,000 to donald trump joint fundraising committee with the gop. another hosted a multimillion dollar fundraiser for donald trump last month after southern california home. the new additions to economic advisor team to the donald trump campaign. as we getyour calls thoughts on hillary clinton speech today on economic policy. the newest first is a hillary clinton supporter. i watched the speech. the thing i like about hillary is she does put forth a plan. donald trump just wants to believe him and i don't think he knows what he is doing. i wonder if he even knows what it means to be president. >> what in particula

outlets are reporting republican susan collins will not support donald trump in the general election. this picture is from politico. donald trump does not reflect historical republican values nor the inclusive approach to governing that is critical to healing divisions in our country. she goes on to write my conclusion about mister trump's unsuitability for office is based on his disregard for the precept of treating others with respect, an idea that should transcend politics. instead he opts to mock the vulnerable and influence prejudices, attacking ethnic and religious minorities and also says she will not support hillary clinton. collins joins senator mark kirk of illinois and representative adam kinzer of illinois, richard hanna of new york and rigel of virginia and republican numbers of congress who are backing trump. tonight on q and a politico editor susan glasser and new york times white house correspondent peter baker, husband and wife journalist talk about their careers and move to israel. q and i heirs through august, weeknights at 7:00 pm eastern time. coming up at 8:00 pm booktv primetime features boo

writing, from politico trump as diversity to economic advisor list and more big donors. re than half of the 90 members of trump economic council introduced thursday have financial ties to the candidate or gop. donald trump added 90 people including eight women to us economic council, more than half the additions have either given him money or pledge to help raise campaign cash for him in the republican party. one new addition, hedge fund manager could treated $100,000 to donald trump joint fundraising committee with the gop.

jorge: la campaÑa de hillary clinton cuestionÓ los vÍnculos de el principal asesor polÍtico de donald trump no tiene idea de polÍtica exterior ni de la vida de los trabajadores estadounidenses dijo el vicepresidente biden para hacer campaÑa junta hillary clinton. hillary clinton pidiÓ la colaboraciÓn de los llamados jÓvenes soÑadores aquiles trump pretende deportar. la candidata demÓcrata quiere que los soÑadores apoyan a su campaÑa escribiendo votantes. reportero: la campaÑa que hillary clinton anunciÓ se llama mi sueÑo, tu voto. quiere movilizar a los llamados jÓvenes soÑadores para que la poseen en las elecciones. hillary clinton: es sueÑo americano es lo suficientemente grande para que todos se benefician. reportero: donald trump ha dicho que estÁ a favor de deportarlos, estos jÓvenes indocumentados viven en estados unidos traÍdos por sus familias cuando eran apenas niÑos. un grupo de soÑadores dijo hoy en washington que no pueden acudir a las urnas pero que sÍ inspirarÁn a muchos a hacerlo. >> especialmente la comunidad latina, es bien importante votar, yo no puedo votar pero le puedo

our morning look at the day's top political headlines from politico. trumpon foundation to shut down. calling it, quote, the most corrupt enterprise in political history. from the hill, trump says, "i'm not flip-flopping on immigration." and new numbers from our nbc political team, clinton camp, outraises trump in july. joining me now is mark murray. i feel so odd starting every sentence off with trump calls, trump says. when we know the headline today really is in a way what is trump saying about immigration. is he flip-flopping? >> tamron, here is the big story. we really even don't know what trump is saying yet. he's going to be giving a policy speech on thursday. we think this is where he's going to talk about immigration, although that hasn't been confirmed. and earlier this morning, he ended up saying he's not flip-flopping, but he wants to do flip-flopping, but he wants to do something to make sure that it's tough, but also fair. and this all has to go with how he would end up getting rid of the 11 million undocumented immigrants in this country. prev

in comparison, this is according to "politico," the trump campaign spent $400,000 on a staff of 84. and "politico" is reporting the trump campaign spent more than four times as much on merchandise and hats for the huge crowds that he sees. bring in the fox news political insiders. warm and cozy up close in our hearts. i'm going to start with you, john. donald trump arguably is leaving his mark everywhere he goes. some say it could be strategy in terms of leaving something tangible. >> his strategy for the last year is i can get everything i need in free media. >> he gets a lot. >> he gets a lot but it's not enough. he's behind in virtually every poll and every state. sn we used to wonder will traditional tv ads have an impact. they didn't in the primary race but in the general hillary clinton applied heavy money. her pac is spending five times more in the ten, 11 battleground states. >> and new york is not a battleground state, that is where clinton lives, but we are seeing that. >> they are on national cable. they are everywhere. so he's doing that. he's not. who would have thought,

laura: for more on the fallout from trump's remarks i'm joined , by kenneth vogel of politico. has donald trump gone too far this time? kenneth: it hasn't seemed to have hurt him thus for any he openly far, and he acknowledges this fact. why would he change his campaign when it has gotten him this far? i do see a new reality setting in in the general election where you have a one-on-one matchups and folks who were willing to give him a pass in the past on these controversial remarks, give him the benefit of the doubt that he was joking, seemed less willing to do so now. some of this stuff is sticking to him in a way it wasn't during the primary. laura: he has had a tsunami of negative coverage for that last few weeks from insulting the military family to the 50 national security experts disavowing him. is some of it showing up in the polls? kenneth: oh, yes. hillary clinton had a bounce from the convention, donald trump did not. we were waiting to see if the bounce -- if the usually you forget about it. then you get a drop. she did not get that drop. she stayed up. it looks very

trump provocarÁn otra rescisiÓn. jorge: hoy hablÓ con univisión un conocido asesor polÍtico republicano que hasta hace poco fue uno de. es autor de un controversial libro sobre los clinton. reportera: stone es un veterano en las polÍtica. amigo personal de donald trump, comenzÓ siendo uno de sus principales asesores. luego abandonÓ la campaÑa por lo que describe como desacuerdos amistosos. >> su visiÓn del actual proceso electoral es que este paÍs estÁ viviendo una verdadera revoluciÓn. en conformidad con los polÍticos tradicionales, es lo que ha hecho de donald trump el Único candidato que la gente estÁ dispuesta a creer. reportera: a pesar de que a donald. se le ha tildado de anti inmigrante por su retÓrica, stone dice que a su candidato lo han malinterpretado sistemÁticamente. no es anti inmigrante, sino anti indocumentado. roger stone: revitalizar la economÍa para todos dando a los hispanos la oportunidad que la actual presidente les ha negado. reportera: admite que el muro de trump y su idea de deportaciÓn masiva es algo difÍcil de lograr. roger ston si se puede sacar a cada ilegal y del paÍs no estoy segura per

a key meeting for donald trump today. politico reporting he's sitting down with the rnc as his campaign struggles to stay on message. meanwhile, karen travers reports, trump is now saying that his description of president barack obama as a founder of the islamic state group was sarcasm. karen: donald trump said one days. mr. trump: i called president barack obama and hillary clinton the founders of isis. they are the founders. they are the founders of isis because of bad judgment. he is the founder in a true sense. karen: but this morning he said everyone, especially the media, is taking this the wrong way, tweeting "you don't get sarcasm? " but he took it seriously with hugh hewitt. >> i know what you mr. trump: no, he is the founder of isis. >> he is not sympathetic to them -- mr. trump: no, he is the founder. karen: hillary clinton saying, anyone with such a judgment should not be the commander-in-chief. "the new yorker" with this image -- for yesterday, a different tone from the brash candidate, -- >> we need help in ohio. kar

trump is holding a rally in tampa today. >> at the fairgrounds. we will probably see both candidates several times before the election. recent polls show clinton taking the lead in florida. politico shows that donald trump is not softening on immigration but working on ways to execute his ideas. a major speech was set for tomorrow but since has been delayed. protests are also planned here out of a trump event in texas yesterday. >>> one pro-trump protester was taken out along with an anti--trump protester. >> no one owns me. no one owns me. believe me. [ cheering and applause ] nobody. i answer only to the american people. that's why i'm doing this. [ cheering and applause ] em >> that's why i'm doing this. >> trump held a $20,000 a head fundraiser after the rally. hillary clinton held four fundraisers in california yesterday. >>> in san francisco hillary clinton talked with children and families outside. she raised $3 million in july and is in the middle of a joint fundraising push. superpack supporting her raised $10 million. >>> donald trump meantime raised $36 million in july. his joint funds with the republican party $44 million. superpac raised about 4 million. clinton has

a key meeting for donald trump today, "politico" reporting the presidential candidate will sit down with the rnc this morning, as his campaign struggles to stay on message, some calling on the rnc to divert money from um today, "politico" reporting the meanwhile, donald trump is blasting hillary clinton's newly unveiled economic plan, accusing her of being too cozy to wall street. trump says she won't keep her promises, and that she'll keep signing trade deals that hurt american workers. >> we are being ripped off by everybody, especially countries. >> i will stop any trade deal that kills jobs or hold down would raise taxes on millionaires and tax companies who move overseas. both candidates have pledged to cut taxes on the middle class. hillary clinton's running mate tim kaine is headed to new england tomorrow. he'll campaign in manchester, new hampshire at what's being billed as a democratic organizing event. it will be held at st. anselm college. erika: right now an urgent search is underway for several people still missing after an apartment building explosion in maryland. at least

politico reports the trump team and republican national committee will get together for what one sourceesusç meeting. one source within the trump campaign said the meeting with, quote, nothing scary. it comes at a time when donald trump is defending more controversial statements we've heard and his poll numbers against democrat hillary clinton, well, they're falling. also the rnc is facing pressure from insiders to redirect funding from trump to congressional candidates who could be in danger. as for the phenomenonny, he said he'll stick to the strategy that's gotten him this far. >> i'll just keep doing the same thing i'm doing right now. at the end it's either going to work or i'm going to, you know, i'm going to have a very, very nice long vacation. >> trump told cnbc he may lose the election but it won't give up on his uncensored style of talking. concerns over trump's effect on down ballot candidates may have an effect. the latest quinnipiac poll shows toomey trailing mcginty. hillary clinton will be stumping in scranton on monday. >>> ahead in the next half hour, trump is again m

segment and asking you, leslie, about the volume, the gusher of anti-trump story and headlines compared to hillary clinton and "politico" "regretful donald trump pivots 107 days later." or "new york times" $630 million in debt," and worries that this will lower all boats but another, hillary clinton is laying plans for the white house agenda as in the race is over. >> i said it before it is not right for any outlet not reporting all of the facts and that is what a true journalist should do. frankly, dirt on donald, anything about donald trump is more attractive to readers and to viewers and listeners than information about hillary clinton so in it pleads, it leads or in it had donald's name it leads. >> which unbalanced the coverage. >> and before break, supposedly he said he will lose so good, and the piece said his shakeup could be an intentional effort to tank the election in spectacular fashion, talk about an unsupported piece of speculation. stay tuned. and book book and >>> and now, plenty of hits in the press since donald trump tapped the new c.e.o., bannon is a chairman of breitbart founded bit late andrew brei

. >> nealon endorsed trump before ryan did back in early may. politico reported that several former trump staffers are working on nealon's campaign. ann coulter is scheduled to campaign with him later this week. nealon proposed to go even further than trump's plan to ban certain muslims from entering the u.s. >> the question is, why do we have muslims in the country if -- how can you possibly vet somebody who lies? >> well, so are you suggesting that we deport all of the muslims in this country? >> i'm suggesting we have a discussion about it, that's for sure. i am absolutely suggesting we figure out how do we -- here's what we should be doing. we should be monitoring every mosque. >> trump has much more to gain by mending fences with ryan in the republican party than by continuing to try and punish ryan for insufficient loyalty. for certain, ryan is all but certain to crush nealon in the primary. and tonight trump arrives in wisconsin, the site of his most demoralizing defeat. amongst his countless blunders and plagued by a growing number of defections

the phone trying to confirm this ourselves, but we have this from the associated press and politico that trumpsino in atlantic city announces it's going to be closing after labor day amid-a strike by workers, which is on the verge of becoming the longest in the 38-year history of atlantic city's casino era. i want to check out this story. it's about california congresswoman who launched an online e petition calling for donald trump to undergo a mental evaluation. it started on change.org by karen bass, suggest iing that trump could have narcissistic personality disorder. it reads in part i call on mental health professionals to publicly urge the republican party to conduct an evaluation of mr. trump and determine if he is mentally fit to lead the free world. karen bass joins me from los angeles. just forgive me for doing a little cleanup. i want to make sure that everybody knows the resorlt properties we were referring to about the closure coming up after labor day, the trump organization went into bankruptcy over those. it's been taken over icon enterprises, so that's not actually currently u

going to get to see if these things, ads, voter targeting work, because the trump campaign just hasn't invested nit. politico reporting that trump and the rnc have a significant meeting coming up where some people are saying the rnc is going to start to decide whether they need to start pulling the plug on the trump campaign and redirecting resources to the house, senate, gubernatorial races, and essentially give up on him. i think that's the risk, that the party just gives up on him. >> dana bash was on at 10:00 p.m. eastern reporting on that but she was saying it would be difficult, maybe not realistic for them to start taking money away from trump and putting it up and down the ballot. >> he makes a couple great points. here's one that just interesting for fodder. florida, neck and neck, most polls say right now. imagine this. she has spent tens of millions of dollars in florida on ads. he's dark. she has all these teams set up throughout the state and it's still neck and neck. he's raised 80 plus million dollars. we don't know how much he spent on raising that revenue, but we know he's raising dollars, s

breaking news tonight on republican efforts to salvage donald trump's struggling campaign. politico reports campaign staff and party officials are planning what one person called and i'm not sure if they mean it ironically a come to jesus meeting tomorrow aiming to right what looks like a sinking ship. his claim repeated over and over that clinton and president obama cofounded isis which he continues to repeat at every opportunity. >> i call president obama and hillary clinton the founders of isis. they are the founders. in fact, i think we'll give hillary clinton, the -- you know in you are on a sports team, most valuable player, mvp. >> he's the founder of isis. he's the most valuable player. they should give -- you know in athletics we give awards, most valuable, most valuable player. he should get the most valuable player from isis. >> hillary clinton and barack obama are the founders of isis because of bad judgment. these are the founders. >> i have been saying that barack obama is the founder. >> concerns that trump's sinking poll numbers could affect other republicans. asked

donald trump says "politico" and others have made false and inflammatory statements.ng a modeling agency that represented her and a service. dillon, explain exactly what is going on here. >> sure. it is a complicated story and i want to be very clear. as of now melania trump is putting these news organizations on notice. there is no actual lawsuit so far. but what she has done and done through her lawyers is put ten news organizations on notice, daily mail, "politico," "the week" and news sites not as known to our viewers for defamation saying it caused personal damage it melania trump. we tried to hammer which news organizatio organizations received which complaints. it has to do with the insination based off of gossip in a slovenian magazine that a moelgd agency she worked for also operated as an escort service. we don't know that to be true but that was reported by the daily mail last week and picked up by a number of other news outlets. separately there is also reporting on her immigration history which melania and her lawyers take issue with. that was the nature

politico." what's interesting is donald trump isn't hearing any of this. says that he's actually benefiting from this controversy. he has lashed out against the media. but you can see "politico" saying here that this has been having real consequences on his campaign. they talk about the free fall that his campaign is experiencing. genie: let's move on, that meeting between the russian president and the turkish president after months of animosity. >> that's right. the presidents are striving to move closer together. you can read that on the "wall street journal." as you can imagine thinks getting a lot of attention. the turkey media in this opinion piece talks about how russia and turkey are back to the future. presidents directly dive into economic matters. it says if they forgot about the major political crisis that the two countries have been experiencing over the past eight months and this bromance as some are calling it is also raising some eyebrows in russia. you can read this article here in "the moscow times." a lot of people took to social media to

maybe it wasn't the only falsehood in melania trump's biography. politico reports today that there are some serious problems with the trump family story about how melania trump came to the story. so serious that president trump's first lady could be the kind of person he hates the most, an immigrant who worked in the united states illegally. it all started as only a trump family story could with naked pictures in the new york post on monday. melania trump posed for the pictures in 1995, with the way she tells the story of her life now. she first arrived in the united states a year later, in 1996. >> i grew in slvania, i went to school there and i studied design and architecture and then i moved to milan and paris to live there and i had successful modeling career. i came to new york 1996. >> the question now is what kind of visa did melania trump have when she began working in the united states? was it legal for mrs. trump to work here or was she part of the great wave of illegal immigration that produces illegal workers, according to her husband, that are

meanwhile, divisions are widening between the republican party and donald trump. politico is reporting that republican party leaders are privately talking about cutting off financial support to trump by october, if not earlier. in an editorial published this week, the "wall street journal" called on the republican party to write off the nominee if he doesn't change his behavior by labor day, which is less than three weeks away. a number of his associates who spoke to the "new york times" have painted trump as being exhausted, you will third, sullen, and erratic. trump has blasted the article, calling the "new york times" a failing newspaper a fiction. reportedly, trump is not asked for retractions. a recent reuters poll shows nearly one-fifth of registered republicans want trump to drop out of the race. in public, however, the republican party is continuing attempts to project unity. on friday, republican national committee chairman reince priebus made a surprise appearance at a trump rally in erie, pennsylvania, where he introduced and hugged trump. at this rally, trump a

trump. porque es un polÍtico que no tiene un tiende la realidad de los votantes.ienen mÁs negocios y ayudoan a la economÍa. es una cosa muy importante que tengamos a alguien que nos soporte en esa medida porque hay mucha gente que todavÍa no tiene papeles o que estÁn en el proceso de hacer algo asÍ, y entonces tenemos a alguien que es mujer, y que nos va apoyar. milady : el sondeo informa que lleva la del entera, pero solamente por tres puntos no solamente tiene que ganarse el voto latino, sino que tambiÉn convencer a votantes en otras partes del estado, desde la ciudad de lan caso entero * milady. ilia: continua la controversia, ahora donald trump quiere cambiar el mensaje de su campaÑa de la deportaciÓn de indocumentado y la construcciÓn de un muro fronterizo, fernando pizarro nos cuenta mÁs. fernando: donald trump negÓ que haya swa visado su candidatura. afirman que donald trump solamente se limitÓ a escuchar de parte de republicanos latinos. >> pero Él no dijo la palabra legalizaciÓn, tampoco dijo la palabra deportaciÓn, estaba escuchando de ese tema nada mÁs,

trump said in a statement. read the rest of that article in politico, mr. trump spoke to supporters and show it, north carolina. >♪ [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you very, very much. thank you. [applause] thank you. it is great to be in charlotte. [applause] and it is great to be here to support a man who is going to change this country and meet -- country and move it in a different direction. [applause] who is going to make sure that there is more money in your pocket by loring tasks -- in your pocket by lowering taxes. a man that is going to create more job so people can work. the way out of poverty is a good education and a good job. and that has got to be the model for us. that is the ladder of success and that is how donald trump became successful as he is. and he is running for this office because he loves america, he loves you. he is doing this for you, not for him. [applause] exactly the right man at the right time. we now need a person who can go to washington with a big room and clean it out -- a big broom it out and clean it

tiene ventaja sobre donald trump mientras los que apoyan al magnate no le dan mucho crÉdito a los datos, otros republicanos reiteran su preocupaciÓn tras los comentarios polÍticosld trump sus comentarios lo han puesto en aprieto en la semana y tambiÉn la explicaciÓn de los millones de dÓlares que dijo haber visto en un aviÓn, y hoy parece que le pasaron la factura, hillary clinton le lleva 15 punto de ventaja. todos deben de tomarlo con calma, resaltÓ que donald trump tiene muchas oportunidades para ganar las elecciones >> la tensiÓn se ha centrado en unos comentarios desafortunados de donald trump y obviamente eso le ayuda a hillary clinton. muchos republicanos se distan skwarn es donald trump tras los comentarios del soldado muerto en irak. aunque luego cambiÓ de parecer. (hablando en inglÉs) donald trump captÓ el mensaje, dijo el ex-presidente de la camara de representantes, y aÑadiÓ que el magnate habÍa cometido errores, pero que en las equivocaciones de hillary clinton eran mayores. jhon advirtiÓ que a donald trump le serÁ muy difÍcil ganar el estado clave de ohio porque su campaÑa es alarmante, dijo no estar listo para apoyar al empresario porque tiene qu

trump gets it. he's also battling history as politico reports today, no candidate in donald trump's position at this stage of the campaign has gone on to win the popular vote in november in the modern polling era. time is running short for trump to reverse the trajectory of the race before voters' preferences become locked in. while trump and his campaign faced the need for a game changer to shake up the race if they can hope to win and one target seems to be the health of his opponent, hillary clinton. here's what trump said about clinton in yesterday's foreign policy address. >> importantly, she also lacks the mental and physical stamina to take on isis and all of the many adversaries we face. not only in terrorism, but in trade and every other challenge we must confront to turn our great country around. >> well, this follows trump's charge of last week that clinton needs to sleep for three days in between campaign speeches. here he goes. >> her speeches are so short, though. they don't last long. they're like ten minutes, let's get out of here. go back home and go to sleep. three days later, she

trump, con este encuentro. reportera: hay riesgos polÍticos en la invitaciÓn del presidente mexicano, enrique peÑa nieto, y el viajentercambios han sido tajantes. traen drogas, la delincuencia, son violadores, dijo donald trump. voy a construir el muro y mÉxico va a pagar por el, mÉxico no pagarÁ ni un centavo, respondiÓ el mandatario mexicano, entonces. >> de esta retÓrica estridente sÓlo ha llevado a escenarios muy fatÍdicos dentro de la historia de la humanidad. asÍ llegaron mussolini y hitler. reportera: trump puede adoptar una posiciÓn diplomÁtica sin arriesgar el apoyo de su base, dicen. >> para hacer su gran declaraciÓn de la migracion esta noche, y otra vez volver a los temas que mÁs han motivado a sus seguidores. reportera: de la visita de un sale con un cariz de legitimidad, pero daÑa el a peÑa nieto. >> enojando los hispanos>> , a los americanos moderados que han defendido mÉxico y ahora les han quitado el piso. reportera: vicente fox dijo que esta es una medida oportunista y desesperado de ambos. dijo que a los mexicanos no nos gusta trump, no lo queremos, rechazamos su visita. el expresidente fox, quie

their presidential candidate not only doesn't endorse the top republican in congress, politico reports that trump'sgn staffers are in wisconsin, they're working in house speaker's district in wisconsin for ryan's primary opponent. trump staffers working on the ground for the guy trying to oust the speaker of the house in the republican primary, which happens next week, and yet, paul ryan continues to endorse donald trump. even with things that radical going on. even with all the desperation that all the anonymous sources are willing to spew to the press, about how upset they are about their nominee, the actual defections, you can count them on one hand. the republican party just isn't wired to show considerable spine at moments like this. they are not wired to stand up on principle in circumstances like this. yeah, the party picks a former grand wizard of the ku klux klan, yeah, they can stand up to that. but short of that, are they going to find a spine here? really? believe it when you see it. >>> after the great outpouring of overwhelming support, i'm proud to announce my candidacy for the unite

politico, trump declined to condemn kkk. ut david duke. need i go on? these were the headlines when that surfaced about the kkk leader supporting donald trump. you have to look at the difference in media treatment for hillary clinton with this now kkk endorsement in that video that's surfaced of their support for her. >> those headlines show how unfair and unbalanced it is. if you're going to harass donald trump about david duke, then somebody obviously should ask hillary clinton who isn't holding any news conferences this year. david duke is much better known but that's no excuse. also with the web video that hillary clinton put up that got a lot of media attention using some other kkk person endorsing trump, it would be good if the media would point out there's at least one prominent member of the klan twho who is on hillary clinton's side. i think it's a game the media should just give up unless it's your surrogate or somebody you're appearing at a fund-raiser with like cher who was with hillary clinton and compared donald

trump is losing them by wide margins. i recently spoke to the campaign editor for politico, who explains why this could make or break donald trump. steve, welcome back to the program. steve: it's great to be back fernando:. fernando:thank you. one of the most important voter segments that both campaigns must capture our women. what are campaigns doing to be able to attract women voters? are hearing a lot about the historic nature of hillary clinton's candidacy. evers now the first woman nominated by a major party for president. you will hear a lot from her and her surrogates. she has a lot of people who can speak to women voters and explain why donald trump is the wrong choice. at the same time, the trump campaign has been a disjointed effort. at times, he will talk about hillary clinton not being trustworthy. at times, he will talk about the clinton's scandals in the past having to do with women. this is going to be the gender gap between men and women. it's going to be huge. we are already seeing it. it was something that was very apparent in 2008 and 2012. it is much, much bigger now. men, particularly white men, suppor

trump is losing them by wide margins. i recently spoke to the campaign editor for politico, who explains why this could make or break donald trump. steve, welcome back to the program. steve: it's great to be back fernando:. fernando:thank you. one of the most important voter segments that both campaigns must capture our women. what a able to attract women voters? steve: you are hearing a lot about the historic nature of hillary clinton's candidacy. she is now the first woman ever nominated by a major party for president. you will hear a lot from her and her surrogates. she has a lot of people who can speak to women voters and explain why donald trump is the wrong choice. at the same time, the trump campaign has been a disjointed trustworthy. at times, he will talk about the clinton's scandals in the past having to do with women. this is going to be the gender gap between men and women. it's going to be huge. we are already seeing it. it was something that was very apparent in 2008 and 2012. it is much, much bigger now. men, particularly white men, support donald trump, but the key group to watch is white women. white women

trump. politico's chief polling analyst, steve shepard.ton, but perhaps for all democratic candidates. >> absolutely, coming out of the convention last week, democrats are energized, they're extremely or very enthusiastic about casting their vote for president this year. republicans down in the low 40s. democrats have the energy and they were basically even on this measure going into the convention. it is something to watch going forward. is this a temporary bounce or can be it sustained. >> the big cloud of negativity, how does that compare to 2012? >> well, in 2012, we saw overall enthusiasm right after the c conventions at 57%. this year, 44%. so overall declining enthusiasm, but right now, the gap favors the democratic party. >> 1%, why is that number a problem for the man we see right there? >> that's donald trump support among black voters. look, republicans have been in the single digits for the past few elections. that's nothing new. donald trump, though, has said that he was going to bring more minorities into his tent, despite th

el principal asesor de la campaÑa de trump recibiÓ fondos de una partido ucraniano prorruso. reportero: el nombre apareciÓ en un partido polÍticoÍa recibido en un lapso de 6 aÑos casi trece millones de esa agrupaciÓn. es pronto para decir si habrÁ una investigaciÓn independiente, ya que estamos estudiando los documentos, aunque su nombre no aparece sÓlo una vez. no podemos decir si recibiÓ fÍsicamente el dinero, dice esta funcionaria. aunque negÓ haber recibido este dinero en efecto digo, sÍ presÓo sus servicios como asesor. >> estoy convencido de que la informaciÓn es exacta y que los documentos son autÉnticos. todo se confirma con acontecimientos histÓricos, pruebas y declaraciones dadas por otras figuras pÚblicas. reportero: hace poco, donald trump pidiÓ a quedar los correos de la campaÑa demÓcrata. incluso afirmÓ que el presidente ruso lo calificÓ como genio y nuevo lÍder de estados unidos. muchos analistas desconfÍan de las intenciones de putin hace estados unidos. >> quiere debilitar el sistema polÍtico americano. quiere insertar incertidumbre y falta de confianza. >> puede intentar jugar ajedrez con el proceso democrÁtic

pablo: ha sido un verdadero terremoto polÍtico en la campaÑa de donald trump.recibir millones de dÓlares por un grupo ucraniano. hillary clinton: puede contratar y despedir a quien quiera, sigue siendo el mismo que no para de insultar. pablo: esta lista demÓcrata a la firma que mucho lo han intentado pero nadie ha conseguido cambiar a trump. >> atacando a familias de soldados caÍdos atacando los medios directamente, acusando al presidente de haber creado isis, una cantidad de fantasÍas que hasta el mismo republicano se agarra la cabeza cada vez que dice algo. pablo: hoy en dÍa no es difícil encontrar republicanos que estÉn de acuerdo. >> estamos hartos de los insultos de donald trump. pablo: el primer desafÍo de trump es que lo apoya los propios republicanos. >> es un voto prÁctico el voto a favor de donald trump, la alternativa de hillary clinton sencillamente es inaceptable. pablo: para otros es un no rotundo. >> estamos dando por perdida la casa blanca en vista del temperamento no apto para ser comandante en jefe del seÑor trump. pablo: varios medios informa

really going to get to see if these things adds voter targeting work because the trump campaign hasn't invested in it. politico reporting that the rnc and trump have a pretty significant meeting coming up in florida where some people are saying this is a meeting where the rnc is going to start to decide whether they need to start pulling the plug on the campaign and redirecting resources to the house, senate, gubernatorial races, down ballot races and essentially give up on him. i think that's the big risk right now if he doesn't turn it around is that the party just gives up on him. >> dana bash was on at 10 p.m. eastern reporting on that. her reporting is a little bit different. she's saying it would be difficult, maybe not realistic, to start taking money away from trump and put it down ballot. >> here makes a couple great points. one interesting for fodder, florida neck and neck. imagine this, she has spent tens of millions of dollars in florida on ads. he's dark. she has all these teams set up throughout the state and it's still neck and neck. he's raised $80 plus million. we know he's raising dollars. so

. >>> top aides to donald trump are expected to meet with republican party leaders. sources tell political the session in -- politico. emergency meeting between trump and the republican national committee. dozens of republicans urged the committee to stop spending money on trump's campaign. instead they want the party to focus on congressional districts. trump will not attend the orlando meetings. he is scheduled in pennsylvania. >>> we could take a look at how hillary clinton has been pending mere money. the democratic candidate will release her tax returns soon as early as today and pressuring her republican riva l do the same. returns because he is being audited by the irk rs. clinton laid out her economic plan. the democrat was quick to point out focusing on an economic plan that works for everyone. clinton said her rival is only looking fought for millionaires. >>> pats fans should be happy what they you a from jimmy garapolo. he took all the snaps against the saints last night and he played well. his biggest gain 56 yarder to james white that too can it down to the one-line. the pats win big 31-22. will host c