so donald trump junior and roger stone have both retweeted it?er stone did it, but he called it the deplorable, and donald trump junior -- there is also alex jones, the noted conspiracy theorist and novelist from the all right site, the figurehead, -- from the alt , the figurehead, and donald trump junior posted on instagram, and a flood of comments came out that donald trump is posting a white nationalist symbol on his own instagram page, and the campaign said that donald trump junior, just like his father, announced any sort of white supremacy, but this is not the first time they have been content -- connected to white supremacist. weeted trump has retr white supremacist things, and breitbart. why get into it? john: they are trying to capitalize on this deplorables narrative, and they are getting into it. little bit more of a look at the hillary clinton health issues, right after this. ♪ ♪ >> when hillary clinton left zero yesterday her van was directed by secret service protocol to an emergency room before it changed course. the story suggests

john: so donald trump junior and roger stone have both retweeted it? stone did it, but he called it the deplorable, and it is donald trump space and donald trump junior, and there is also alex jones, the noted conspiracy theorist and novelist from the alt right, the figurehead. donald trump junior posted on instagram, and a flood of comments came out that donald trump junior is posting a white nationalist symbol on his own instagram page, and the campaign said that donald trump junior, just like his father, denounces any sort of white supremacy, but it is still on his instagram page. this is not the first time they have been connected to white supremacist. donald trump has retweeted white supremacist things, and breitbart. trying to expand on their message. why get into it? john: they are trying to capitalize on this deplorables narrative, and they are getting into it. mark: go to the soundproof booths and we have you back in a little bit. up next, a little bit more of a look at the hillary clinton health issues, right after this. ♪ john: the new york

she has told friends since the spring in private huddles fed by to trump by allies like roger stones.lso said advisers have been peppering her including wild card shots at her family. glenn joins me now. thanks for taking a few minutes. they want to now which donald trump will show up. we know trump that would say little marco rub owe. >> this domesticated version of trump. she said she was concerned he would present graf tas. it is a much more difficult debate for her. i think it is a weakness and i think people on dlin ton's team are trying to compensate on that weakness. that in and of itself is a wild card. >> do they then try to give her some lines to provoke a response? how do they handle that? >> absolutely. she really has a two-told challenge. she will look better by comparison. the second component of that is to really deal with these trust issues. we saw this 11 page summary of the discussion with the fbi. washington post reported it was a 25 year high. she has business and for a long time her strategy has been to pray for the best. we have seen significant erosion in her nu

and he's practicing roy cohn, roger stone innuendo. >> where's that coming from?ssume the internet. i am not the progenitor of that, meaning i don't first bring it. i don't bring the phenomena to his attention. but trump understands among republicans, there's a very substantial majority who have questions about obama's origins and how he just pops up out of nowhere to become a national figure and whether he was in fact eligible to serve as president. >> another political story making news this morning: donald trump's growing poll numbers on a list of possible presidential... >> narrator: as the birther issue raised his polls numbers, trump arrived in new hampshire for what looked like the beginning of a presidential campaign. >> as promised, donald trump speaking now in portsmouth, new hampshire. let's listen. >> you ready? you get ready. whenever you're ready, i'm okay. >> narrator: trump's speech was carried live on national television. but president obama had a surprise for trump. >> if you put a tax on chinese products... >> okay, we're going to leave new hamp

and that and he was fined -- >> roger stone. >> i'm sorry, roger stone. they were fined collect difficuively $250,000. it's not that they were giving money to somebody. >> maybe he said i don't remember 39 times in an fbi interview, maybe he forgot - the deposition that he does when he sued o'brien, how many times he talked about what he knew and didn't know in that deposition. people say certain things under scrutiny. we get that. here's what i want to ask you, i don't understand where your confidence is on this because when it comes to, well, you know, had was trying to get around the system. 13 phones they destroyed with hammers, the fbi report says when it comes out? how are your voters supposed to take that? it's not just about oh, i had my own e-mail server i shouldn't have done it. hey, they said i could delete e-mails so i did. bashing phones with hammers, who does that? >> at the end of the day -- >> i'm saying if you're going to get high and mighty about what trump did, how do you feel about the phones? >> at the end of the day, the fbi said the

and honestly, roger stone is the answer to my prayer. roger stone has known donald trump for 40 plus years. he's the guy that actually got him to run for president. you say how is he the answer to my prayers? for years i have been holding up a sign on street corners asking the public to google the interview with senator john decamp. the franklin cover up has been quoted four times in chapter 27. praise god, thank you, lord jesus. when you pray, shut the door and pray to thy father. i have been selling this book in salas. we have a situation here where basically he's going to indict the four presidents. i pray that you protect donald trump and i pray that you make him the next president. lord, i pray that the christians will get out and preach the gospel. >> next speaker, please. public speaker: my name is charles kessler. i live in supervisor kim's district. over the weekend i had a domestic violence issue. i called 911 in the afternoon. where i had an individual holding a knife to my neck. on my right and left-hand i have visible wounds

. >> roger stone have re-tweeted things?> roger stone tweeted an image of the movie poster "the expendables" but called it the deplorables. it's donald trump's face. pepe the frog face. there's also alex joan, the n e noted conspiracy theorist and my low, the alt-right head, if you will, or this icon of the alt-right in the image. donald trump jr. posted it on his instagram. a flood of reports came out that he is post iing a white nationalist symbol and also my low on his own instagram page. the campaign says that donald trump jr. just like his father denounces any sort of white supremacy but it's still on his instagram page. this is not the first time that they've been connected to white supremacists. donald trump has re-tweeted white supremacist. b bannon has ties in terms of trying to expand on their message. why get into it? >> and doing it at the moment they're trying to capitalize on the deplorables. >> katy tur. we'll have you back in a little bit after a block. up next, take a little bit more look at hillary clinton'

he said this, roger stone, yesterday, on info wars. let's play roger stone. >> it's just like the birther question, trump fearlessly brought that into the main stream. trump is the guy who property the whole question of obama's birth and where he was born into the political main stream where people could consider it. >> he calls him trump, he's the only one in that group, he calls him trump. the other -- i hear sean taking it to the game, which makes it really disgusting. you know, this is a very serious issue. black people have for centuries in this country felt like outsiders, right. because of all the things that's been done to us in this country. this was the country on a hill that has moral standing above everyone else. every other country is able to say, what about the way you treat blacks? this country is the like, we don't have an answer for that. the election of barack obama was a watershed moment, where we finally feel we are a fully part of the country. we are not second class citizens and to have this gasp go up to the pres

bannon, roger stone, and newly roger ailes, all known for their no holds barred tactic. >> seth: no holds barred? i'm sorry, was trump barring any holds before this? [ light laughter ] so trump got rid of his old campaign chairman who was trying to get him to tone down his rhetoric and he hired people who want him to be even more controversial. trump is like an alcoholic that fires his doctor and starts getting medical advice from his bartender. but some trump critics think >> charlie sykes, wisconsin radio host, you know, revered among a lot of republicans said this -- "trump's campaign has now entered the hospice phase. he knows he is dying and wants to surround himself with his loved ones." [ light laughter ] >> seth: although, let's be honest, if trump were dying, i don't think he would go into hospice care. i think he would deny he was dying, blame the media for saying he was dying, accuse obama of poisoning him, and then claim, "i'm the best at dying. no one is better than me at dying. everyone says so." [ laughter andla everyone says so. but i actually think this new trump inner ci

. >> roger stone. most reputable man in the world. >> he thengs outside the box -- he thinks outside the box. i will say that. >> his fashion list is hysterical. the rest of it is crap. >> i think they were asking for an uber marriage. it is not surprised that they have superman translated there. jay i don't know -- >> charles, i don't know where he is going, but it gets people talking. >> can i ignore your question and talk about the obama clips we saw at the beginning? >> that's a real superhero. >> obama made a golf joke. that was the first thing i noticed. and obama whose party has lost most of the white working class support didn't know what to say about that except it happened and this is bad. and in the end he gave away the world leaders don't like trump. that's not really okay. they stay out of politics. he is not supposed to relay his conversations about domestic issues. >> and this speech, it seems like a speech someone gives when they are out of office. >> this is what he likes doing. obama

. >> also, roger stones toemd you that if trump runs a traditional campai campaign, he will loses. >> all the chaos around him is good for trump, i guess. >> part of it is the chaos. >> it is the coalition in t the -- trump needs to figure out a way to breakthrough. i think rogers' main point is trump has to be a basket of issues and crossing some of the mainstreams and trade and some other issues where if he's running a traditional campaign because of his background and the nation of the electric. he's not going to win. >> great to see you guys. thanks so much. >> be sure to catch their show right here with all new respect, 6:00 msnbc on. now we are learning of others on the campaign and governor mook is sick as well. we'll talk about how long this pneumonia lasts and what could it impact from the upcoming campaign. ♪ don't just eat. mangia! rtolli. i know more about isis then the apprgenerals do. age. john main, a war hero. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero becausee was captured. like pple that weren't captured ok. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrifices of two par

sucker bet from the beginning that donald trump is one of the last people touting that because of roger stone and he were conspiring one day and roger giggled and rubbed his hands together and said i can get the real birth certificate from kenya. as a way, he thought to validate himself with the tea party conservatives, et cetera. it's nuts. and kelly is out there every day, like i said, it's baghdad kelly at this point. she's completely trying to not her head up and down long enough and hope donald trump doesn't say something about aliens or lizard people and hillary clinton. i mean, this is debt separate and it's painful to watch. you know, she's obviously decided she's going to go down with the ship. >> i don't have the pleasure of watching donald trump's friday night speeches and i've discovered they are, apparently, the most unhinged. tonight just within the last hour he established a new principle of war for the united states of america and that is we'll go to war of a gesture. in this case, war with iran. let's listen to what he just said about what he's willing to go to war over. >> b

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

roger stone is his name i and hs first good political job working for richard nixon. calm but not forgotten.ne but b >> i think both of your books are valuable in terms of looking at the individual and the effect on him. >> thank you. >> at the same time, i think about essentially all the victims of this elisa nixon and kissinger not just beginning with mixing but going back at least five years specifically in vietnam, and the program in the united states. >> that goes back to 56. >> i wondered if you could comment on that aspect. these were individuals just as much as richard nixon. >> i think that richard nixon along with j. edgar hoover was the most powerful anti-communist in america for a very, very long time. and that, as terrible a system as it was, american anti-communism did destroy lives and a lot of people in this country were ruined by fbi programs that richard nixon was fully witnessing in the watergate hearings and by the un-american foreign policy that really goes back to the the rise of the right immediately after world war ii and richard nixon coincide

. >> we have very pertinent meetings, a meeting with the trump adviser, roger stone. mind me telling you that, just to feel it out. we know the answers. >> you have instant name recognition. >> the platform, am-970, on the radio. the platform is there. we know the issues. we answer all the problems of the state. let's sit down and talk. >> if you were governor, you have had within your power -- you don't owe them any money anymore? >> there wouldn't be any pay for play. >> i think i know what to do. with the tolls and the taxes alone and the estate tax and the inheritance tax, we can't do it anymore. >> it is the most taxed country. >> if i was rich like you, not a problem. i'm just a working stiff. >> you are a working stiff. ♪ and now the beginning is near ♪ >> very good seeing you, man. >> i miss you. we missed you, neil cavuto. >> no, you didn't. you were here and you caused some controversy. do you know? >> i pushed buttons. >> i wondered when i heard you were booked. i bet we ticked him off. everybody who sat in the chair who i love, they never mentioned your na

>> remember the people around donald trump and i would add roger stone to that list, a guy who has been around donald trump longer than anyone and written an entire book about bill clinton and his affairs and hillary clinton's alleged involvement in helping cover them up. i think it's clear that donald trump himself when he's faced with adversity likes to escalate the conflict to the greatest extent possible and in this kind of situation i think it's difficult for someone like that who likes to fight and likes to fight harshly and in personal terms to resist the impulse to go there and go there fast. we saw him pretty publicly wrestling with that all of yesterday and all the day before. first saying i wouldn't go there because that wouldn't be nice and then kind of going there and he didn't bring it up, again, in his speeches yesterday. but feels like it's only a matter of time. >> philip, let's talk about all the reporting this morning that his aides and advisors around him are trying to figure out how to gently break it to him that he did not win and they're delicately dancing around

late today, the clinton campaign responded to assange's threat, accusing donald trump's associate roger stone of colluding. >>> the office of personnel management ignored basic required security controls and failed to recognize the abilities of the enemy. the opm says it does not agree with much of this report. >>> senior pentagon officials say a russian jet buzzed a u.s. navy spy plane today over the black sea. the official tells fox the su-27 russian plane came within ten feet of the american plane, almost colliding. russia's defense ministry says the u.s. plane was flying with its transponder off. u.s. officials said it's not required for military aircraft to have the transponder turned on. this adds to other recent buzzings of u.s. aircraft and ships by the russians. >>> we now know that the almost $2 billion payment to iran earlier this year by the obama administration was in cash. well, we do not know is why it took so long for the president's people to say so. tonight from the state department, james rosen has an update to a story he first brought you last month. >> reporter: we have n

roger stone is his name and his first good political job, committee to reelect the president, working for richard nixon. gone but not forgotten. gone but back again. >> i think both your books are vital in looking at the individual nixon and people around him. at the same time, i think about all the victims of nixon and henry kissinger, not just in the beginning but going back at least five years, specifically in vietnam, chile, the united states. >> it goes back to 56. >> i wonder if you could comment on that, individuals as much as richard nixon. >> richard nixon along with j edgar hoover is the most powerful anti-communist in america for a very long time, and as terrible as communism was, it did destroy lives and a lot of people in this country, richard nixon was fully -- watergate hearings. and american foreign policy to the rise of the right immediately after world war ii and richard nixon's rise coincides with that time. >> nixon is the guy who goes to china. and any communist reputation. was a pretty bold diplomatic stroke using henry kissinger as the front man but it was nixon

and honestly, roger stone is the answer to my prayer. roger stone has known donald trump for 40 plus years. he's the guy that actually got him to run for president. you say how is he the answer to my prayers? for years i have been holding up a sign on street corners asking the public to google the interview with senator john decamp. the franklin cover up has been quoted four times in chapter 27. praise god, thank you, lord jesus. when you pray, shut the door and pray to thy father. i have been selling this book in salas. we have a situation here where basically he's going to indict the four presidents. i pray that you protect donald trump and i pray that you make him the next president. lord, i pray that the christians will get out and preach the gospel. >> next speaker, please. public speaker: my name is charles kessler. i live in supervisor kim's district. over the weekend i had a domestic violence issue. i called 911 in the afternoon. where i had an individual holding a knife to my neck. on my right and left-hand i have visible wounds

at the end of you roger stone about his committees with julian this change is to julian assange speak with i can't comment on that spirit he is not about a complex of additional illegally hacked documents because if you asked them about those communications because i also can't comment on that because it's an ongoing investigation. i don't confirm whether there is or whether there is an investigation. >> director comey, the fbi acknowledged private and public statements and testimony that it was acknowledged it was a busy secretary clinton use of a private e-mail server and that was one of the investigation was still ongoing. now you can't comment on whether the investigation is there a different standard for secretary clinton and donald trump? if not, what is a consistent standard? >> our standard is we do not confirm or deny the existence of investigation. there's an exception for the. when there is a need for the public to be reassured when it's obvious commits apparent given our activities, public a key reason that investigation is ongoing but overwhelming rule is we do not commen

trump ally and friend, roger stone, tweeted a similar image calling himself so proud to be one of the deplorables. there's stone on the left. on the other side, conspiracy theorist. this image was tweeted on september 10th. that cartoon character started out several years ago as an internet meme known as pepe the frog for using all sort of racist and anti-semitic garbage. that same meme was posted to instagram by donald trump jr. joining me now, a.j. delgado. can we look at this mike pence sound? this is mike pence being asked if he thinks david duke is deplorable. take a listen. >> she said there are supporters, and you know this, there are some supporters of donald trump and mike pence who like david duke, for example, other white nationalists, who would fit into that category of deplorables. right? >> well, as i've told you the last time i was on, i'm not really sure why the media keeps dropping david duke's name. donald trump has denounced david duke repeatedly. we don't want his support and don't want support from people like him. >> so you would call him deplorable? >> i'm not i

trump adviser roger stone says that was the night trump decided to run for president.eal highlight comes from this amazing quote from omarosa. >> every critic, every detractor will have to bow down to president trump. it's everyone who's ever doubted donald, who ever disagreed, who ever challenged him. it is the ultimate revenge to become the most powerful man in the universe. >> well, i am just shaking in my boots. she scares the hell out of me. i don't know, david, there were so many better choices among the apprentice. >> gary busey, i know. he should be out on the campaign trail. >> he should. he probably thinks he is. he's sitting in a casket, saying, this is fantastic. trump says he keeps hiring the best people, she was not the best person. she was the villain. the villain! >> she gets things done, though. >> villains are valuable. >> that should be a t-shirt. >> can we look at what she said? bow down? the guy is entertaining, policies have become entertaining. what if you're a filmmaker in california? do you have to bow down to obama or were you put in prison? >

late today, the clinton campaign responded to assange's threat, accusing donald trump's associate roger stone of colluding. >>> the office of personnel management ignored basic required security controls and failed to recognize the abilities of the enemy. the opm says it does not agree with much of this report. >>> senior pentagon officials say a russian jet buzzed a u.s. navy spy plane today over the black sea. the official tells fox the su-27 russian plane came within ten feet of the american plane, almost colliding. russia's defense ministry says the u.s. plane was flying with its transponder off. u.s. officials said it's not required for military aircraft to have the transponder turned on. this adds to other recent buzzings of u.s. aircraft and ships by the russians. >>> we now know that the almost $2 billion payment to iran earlier this year by the obama administration was in cash. well, we do not know is why it took so long for the president's people to say so. tonight from the state department, james rosen has an update to a story he first brought you last month. >> reporter: we have n

. >> that was a roger stone deal also.paid a fine. >> exactly. >> and a certain point, if they want people talking about this, i'm surprised their tactic is to hit the media and not put it on the air in ads. >> thank you for all of your reporting on this. >>> we have update on a different story, the virginia deny taker who stepped on an explosive device in central park and had part of his leg blown off. a bigup date on his recovery and to his supporters when "new day" continues. ♪ the highly advanced audi a4. ♪ ...a tree that bore the most rare and magical fruit. which provided for their every financial need. and then, in one blinding blink of an eye, their tree had given its last. but with their raymond james financial advisor, they had prepared for even the unthinkable. and they danced. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. i know more about isis then the apprgenerals do. age. john mccain, a war hero. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured ok. donald t

especially worried about the new attacks on her family fed by trump -- fed through trump by allies like roger stonestes over the past two or three weeks they've been peppering her with attacks including awkward wild card shots at her family. politico's glen who wrote that story who joins me, thanks for taking a few minutes. they want to know which donald trump will show up. we know there's the bombastic that says little marco rubio, we know that guy. what's the other trump that they think can be out there? >> the trump that we saw in mexico with the tranquilizer dart sticking out of his neck, steve. this do domesticated version. she told a crowd that she was concerned that he would attempt to project and frankly that is actually a much more difficult sort of debate for her. their whole game, and i think this is a weakness, and i think people on their team on clinton's team are trying to compensate for that weakness. they've been relying on trump acting like a wild man. if the guy comes out and tries to behave presidentpresidential seems to be getting and roger ailes. that in and of itself is a wild

it was presumably written by dirty trixster roger stone neither admitted to me nor denied that it wasis work but that trump followed the strategy of speaking in themes and not specifics is unquestionable. and today trump is the nominee, stone is someone on the periphery of trump's campaign. ailes was fired from fox after the sexual harassment and is now providing counsel to the trump campaign. and it's now carried trump to the cusp of the first presidential debate. will the tactic work? or will the longer format consisting of six 15-minute segments in general subject areas with no audience participation force trump to be more substantive than he is capable, playing to clinton's stronger suit? most experts agree, responsibility to press him will be clinton's and not moderator lester holt. does ailes strategy still work 30 years later? monday night will be the test. if trump, like reagan, can end the debate by speaking in themes and general alties and not appear uninformed, it will be a victory for roger ailes. for the latest on the debate, i'm joined by two experts, carol simpson, the

while trump and his lieutenants like roger stone and david bossy may want to dredge up failed attacks from the 1990s as many republicans have warned this is a mistake that is going to back fire. neera, had how can you be sure it is going to be back fire this time as it did in the 1990s since attitudes and morets about sex have changed since then. >> i think most people look at these facts and say that this is a guy being advised by roger ailes who has predatorial behavior. the idea that they're going to pass judgment on other people's marriages is ridiculous. i mean, they can go through with this strategy, but it is not democrats who are saying don't do it, it is republicans, republican surrogates, republican congressional leaders, asa hutchinson, a whole range of republicans are pleading with donald trump not to go down this road because they recognize the problem that it will create for them because if you want to appeal to suburban women, perhaps, and the public in general, perhaps you should actually talk about your future and not try to viciously attack your opponent because of w

african-american community and in love lives within u why is he still associated with the likes of bannan and roger stone and alex jones. of these people in the alt right. why would he stand behind the african-american congregation and renounce the alt white. why wouldn't he apologize for what he did. why wouldn't he apologize for discriminating against african-americans in housing. why wouldn't he apologize to some of the other ugly things that he has said to the african-american community, so, no, this is not acceptable under any circumstances. >> all right, mark thompson. thank you so much for your thoughts. that is it for me on a.m. joy. over to my colleague, alex whit. >> all right, joy, thank you very much. and i'll take it from here, everyone. we are going to stay with this breaking news story. just past noon in the east, 9:00 a.m. out west. we're going to go to donald trump's visit to the black church in detroit. just minutes ago, he wrapped up remarks after so much uncertainsy as to whether or not he would even address the congress gantts there. this is video that was shot just minutes ago. he s

it turns out that the institute had been organized by roger stone, donald trump's longtime public relationsrump both men settled the case against them and had fines of $150,000, the largest ever at that time to the new york state lobbying commission. >> trump also got in trouble with the federal election commission in 1988 after he exceeded the $25,000 donation limit. he donated in excess $47,000 before, according to trump's attorney at the time, trump learned he had broken the law. trump says he tried to get the money back, but he didn't get all of it and wound up paying a $15,000 fine to settle the matter. trump's attorney stressing the fact that mr. trump acted voluntarily and expeditiously to correct an unintentional and unwitting violation. trump's case was so bad it made the federal elections commissions selected list of cases and he's right there on page 7, but before you say gotcha, trump has lots of companies much high or the sec's list including the democratic senatorial campaign committee and the republican national committee and obama for america and very near the top the democr

while roger stone and david bossey may want to dredge up staled attacks from the 1990s, as many republicans have warned, this is a mistake that will backfire. he can try to distract against his demeaning comments against women, but if they think it's going to throw hillary clinton off her game and what matters to move this country forward, he is wrong. so, that is the stance the campaign is taking right now. and some of clinton's top surrogates point out traditionally female voters aren't won over by this type of argument. the clinton team hoping to capitalize on what they see as a win. our new online poll shows 52% of voters believe secretary clinton did win and, in fact, 27% of voters say their opinion of trump changed for the worse. today we are in des moines, in iowa, where early voting is under way. that's the big focus here. secretary clinton's message will be get out to the polls, go vote. the clinton campaign is going to be carrying some folks to the polls to make sure they're voting early and that they register their vote in this race, hallie. >> kristen, as we talk about the polli

political operative roger stone created the ads. the resulting $250,000 fine was the largest penalty the state lobbying commission had ever imposed. trump was also subpoenaed by the new york state commission to testify about his lobbying. in that testimony, he admitted he used 18 different subsidiaries to get around corporate contribution limits. meanwhile, the fbi says it's uncovered at least 13 phones that hillary clinton may have used to send and receive email during her time as secretary of state. yet, the fbi says it's been unable to recover any of those phones and that at least two may have been smashed with hammers. this comes as republican lawmakers call for another investigation into hillary clinton's use of multiple private email servers during her time as secretary of state. fox has settled a sexual harassment lawsuit with fox news host gretchen carlson for $20 million. in the lawsuit, carlson said former fox news chairman roger ailes repeatedly made advances toward her, calling her sexy and explicitly asking for a sexual

roger stone, on the other hand, donald trump's long time confidante said he believes weld should be on the stage with hillary clinton and donald trump, including potentially -- johnson and weld -- including potentially jill stein. these comments johnson made on aleppo only serve to help the donald trump campaign, frankly. anybody that was considering voting for the libertarian ticket was essentially going to be taking a vote away from the republican ticket. so the idea he is getting caught flat footed when it comes to a major country and foreign policy issue, that this country faces when it comes to syria, that only serves to help donald trump, put anymore a stronger position when it comes to foreign policy then he would be if he has supporters considering voting for johnson or republicans considering voting for johnson. >> kristen welker, katy tur on the road, ladies, thank you very much. paul rieckhoff is the founder and ceo of iraq and afghanistan veterans of america. he is joining us now. nice to see you in person. saw you last night over at the "intrepid." i want to dig into the k

and honestly, roger stone is the answer to my prayer. roger stone has known donald trump for 40 plus years. he's the guy that actually got him to run for president. you say how is he the answer to my prayers? for years i have been holding up a sign on street corners asking the public to google the interview with senator john decamp. the franklin cover up has been quoted four times in chapter 27. praise god, thank you, lord jesus. when you pray, shut the door and pray to thy father. i have been selling this book in salas. we have a situation here where basically he's going to indict the four presidents. i pray that you protect donald trump and i pray that you make him the next president. lord, i pray that the christians will get out and preach the gospel. >> next speaker, please. public speaker: my name is charles kessler. i live in supervisor kim's district. over the weekend i had a domestic violence issue. i called 911 in the afternoon. where i had an individual holding a knife to my neck. on my right and left-hand i have visible wounds

here is roger stone, what they believe is the motivation. >> that is the night he resolved to run forsident. he is motivated. >> maybe i will just run, show them all. >> that becomes clear from his advisors. they know better than we do but watching trump's reaction, that rule of 2000 people, you can't get up and walk out because you can't go anywhere. i thought trump sat there without a smirk but a smile on his face and took it. they make it clear he was seizing on the inside. >> that is a question to ask donald trump. when you see how the race panned out, the motivation for donald trump to put himself in this situation to run for president, he has not just been successful in one industry, real estate, but construction, building and development, entertainment, media, he is interjecting himself because he understands america is in decline and he relishes the opportunity to be the person fighting for the elites in the media, not just the democratic party the conservative movement. he created a dynamic of being against them because us, the people, grassroots, not in washington or hollywo

and honestly, roger stone is the answer to my prayer. roger stone has known donald trump for 40 plus years. he's the guy that actually got him to run for president. you say how is he the answer to my prayers? for years i have been holding up a sign on street corners asking the public to google the interview with senator john decamp. the franklin cover up has been quoted four times in chapter 27. praise god, thank you, lord jesus. when you pray, shut the door and pray to thy father. i have been selling this book in salas. we have a situation here where basically he's going to indict the four presidents. i pray that you protect donald trump and i pray that you make him the next president. lord, i pray that the christians will get out and preach the gospel. >> next speaker, please. public speaker: my name is charles kessler. i live in supervisor kim's district. over the weekend i had a domestic violence issue. i called 911 in the afternoon. where i had an individual holding a knife to my neck. on my right and left-hand i have visible wounds