. >> kim: still to come aft ryan lock at the had something to talk about this morning. he's getting married to that beautiful woman and we have the story of how they met headed your way. >> tesla is set for a big former playmate. this is in malibu, that's the backdrop there. apparently speechless, absolutely beautiful. that's her quote about her husband to be. the 31 olympian and dancing with the stars contestant telling "usa today" he's ready to get married. he's so in love and this is the next step inch a bright future. they net january at a nightclub and he after she stuck with him during this recent controversy. two people rushing the stage last month when he had got on the trouble in rio and they were taking him to task on that. >> dana: can't wait to see their children. >> kim: they are going to be gorgeous people. >> dana: tom brady is back running on to the field in cleveland after serving his four-game deflate gate suspension. shoulder? would he be rusty? he played great. more than 400 yards passing, three touchdowns. the patriots go on to win big and tom intra

house speaker, paul ryan locked in a dispute with his party's nominee, accusing clinton of mishandling the nation's most important secrets before calling to suspend all classified briefingings for secretary clinton until this matter is fully resolved. director comey said he's not certain if the e-mails are significant. our reporting determined there were thousands of them. it will require consulting with multiple intelligence agencies. it's not an exact science. it's a process that will take longer than 11 days. jim schutto, washington. >> thank you. frustrated over the lack of details, clinton implored the agency to make public everything that it knows. listen. >> first we knew about it is, i assume when krou knew about it. this letter sent to republican members of the house was released. so, we don't know the facts, which is why we are calling on the fbi to release all the information that it has. even director comey noted, this new information may not be significant. let's get it out. >> the vice president of the united states, joe biden, found the e-mails could be released without

house speaker paul ryan locked in a dispute of his party's nominee accused clinton of mishandling's most important information. >> and jim sciutto joins us now. what is the next step with the fbi revisiting this investigation? >> a long step, multiple steps, anderson. the director saying he is not certain yet if these e-mails are significant. our reporting is there is thousands of e-mails. they now have to go through those and look for classified information and make a judgment, is that information classified. to do that, they have got to consult with multiple intelligence agencies. it's not an exact science. we have seen in the last attempt at doing this that there are often disagreements as well. all those steps that process, certainly going to take more than 11 days, so it takes you passed this election, possible into a new administration. >> more on the investigation. i want to bring in our justice correspondent evan perez. what can you tell us about the timing of comey's statement. >> this puts the fbi into a bind, anderson. the fbi did not want to be playing a role in this election

even if ryan wins re-election, which is likely, and republicans keep control of the house -- suddenly not a lock -- ryan's speakership is in doubt because of dissent in his own party. nats -- hey everybody from fall fest speaker paul ryan is trying to prevent donald trump's plungi that would allow democrats to regain control of the u-s house. yet some republicans, unhappy with ryan's refusal to defend trump, are threatening the speaker's job. a lot of the people who believe so desperately that we need to put donald trump in the white house, they question the loyalty of the speaker. i do think there will be real discussions after november 8 on who our leadership will be and what that will look seats in the house, uwm professor mordecai lee says ryan's job becomes tougher. it could happen to him what happened to his predecessor. it could happen that a minority of his caucus is so unhappy that they could prevent the caucus from really operating ryan's team responded, "the speaker is fighting to ensure we hold a strong majority next congress, and he is always working to earn the respect and support

house speaker paul ryan, until now locked in a public dispute with his party's nominee, accused clinton of mishandling "the nation's most important secrets," before renewing his call for the director of national intelligence to suspend all classified briefings for secretary clinton until this matter is fully resolved. director comey said in his letter he's not certain if the emails are significant. our reporting is there are thousands, determining when there is classified information in those emails will require consulting with multiple intelligence agencies. it is not an exact science. there's often disagreement. it's a process that will certainly take longer than 11 days. jim sciutto, cnn, washington. >> thank you. >>> let's bring in cnn politics reporter eugene scott live via skype in washington. eugene, let's talk about this. there is an article that's published on cnn.com titled "the bizarre day that blunted clinton's good mood" that sets the stage for what we're talking about here. ten days until election day, and going into this, look at clinton's standings when it comes to her h

house speaker paul ryan, until now locked in a public dispute with his party's nominee, accused clinton of mishandling, quote, the nation's most important secrets, before renewing his call for the director of national intelligence to suspend all classified briefings for secretary clinton, until this matter is fully resolved. director comey said in his letter, he is not certain if these e-mails are significant. our reporting is, there are thousands of e-mails, determining whether there's classified information contained in them will require consulting with multiple intelligence agencies. it's not an exact science. there's the often disagreement. this is a process that will take longer than 11 days. victor and christi? >> jim sciutto, thank you so much. i want to talk about this with former fbi assistant director, tom fuentes. tom, we got some details from evan perez on fbi director comey's decision to alert lawmakers reviewing these new e-mails related to clinton's server. one official said that comey didn't even seek the approval of justice officials. instead, he made an independent dec

house speaker paul ryan until now locked in that public dispute with the party's nominee accused clintondling the nation's most important secrets before renewing his call for the director of national intelligence to suspend all classified briefings for secretary clinton until this matter is fully resolved. >> now both the clinton and trump campaigns have called on the fbi to release the information they have before the election which is just ten days away. that's a clear sign that both sides see a potential political advantage to getting that information out. and it's one of the first times in what's been a really crazy election season that both sides, both trump and clinton seem to agree about anything. >> very good point. chris freights, appreciate it so much. thank you. >> let's talk about it now, bring in south regional director for obama's 2012 campaign and hillary clinton supporter and jeffrey lord, cnn political commentator, former director for ronald reagan and donald trump supporter, of course. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning, victor. >> so let me s

. >> house speaker paul ryan until now locked in a public dispute with the party's nominee, accused clinton of mishandling the nation's most important secrets before renewing his call for the director of national intelligence to suspend all classified briefings for secretary clinton until this matter is fully resolved. both the clinton and trump campaigns have called on the fbi to release all the information they have before election day. a pretty clear day both signs see some political advantage there, though neither expect the fbi to put anything out. this is kind of one of the first times in this very crazy campaign season that the trump and clinton people seem to agree with anything. >> very good point there, chris frates, we appreciate it, sir. >>> hillary clinton, by the way, her campaign chairman, john podesta, none too happy over this sudden surprise saying in a statement, quote, in the months since the fbi completed its investigation, donald trump and his republican allies have been baselessly second-guessing the fbi and in both public and private browbeating the career officials t

paul ryan until now locked in a public dispute accused clinton of mishandling the nation's most important secrets, before renewing his call for the director of national intelligence to suspend all classified briefings for secretary clinton until this matter is fully resolved. >> jim sciutto is joining us. what's the next step with the fbi revisiting this investigation? >>. >> a long step, multiple steps, anderson. the director is saying he's not certain if the e-mails are significant. our reporting is there are thousands of e-mails. they have to go through those e-mails and look for classified information and make a judgment is that information classified. to do that, they have to consult with multiple intelligence agencies. it's not an exact science. we've seen from the last attempt at doing this there are often disagreements as well. the steps the process will take more than 11 days so past the election, possibly in to a new administration. >> thank you very much. >>> more on the investigation we want to bring in our justice correspondent evan perez. what can you tell us about the timin

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ryan and reading them back and forth, and seeing that there's just no way that this wasn't jackie. >> reporter: haven monahan was, in fact, jackie. >> yes. jackie was haven monahan. >> reporter: better put. clare and locke say they determined that jackie had created false phone numbers for haven to make ryan jealous. and when that didn't work, she upped the ante -- creating a fake story about an assault. she's pulling out all the stops. she's doing anything she can to get you to talk to her. >> uh-huh. >> to care about her, to fall in love with her. >> and the measures become more and more desperate as time goes on. >> reporter: so desperate, ryan says, at one point jackie even told him she's suffering from a terminal illness. >> she said there was a copy of her will on file at student health. >> reporter: jackie told you she was dying. >> yes. >> reporter: all concocted, clare and locke believe, to win ryan's heart. >> all woven by one person. >> reporter: coming up -- the "rolling stone" reporter is before the cameras again. this time, under oath. and you'll never believe where jackie may have gotten inspiration for her story. i overpack... but my guy knows what to bring... like viagra single packs fo

house speaker paul ryan, until now, locked in a public dispute with the party's nominee accused clintonmishandling the nation's most important secrets, before renewing his call for the director of national intelligence to suspend all classified briefings for secretary clinton until this matter is fully resolved. now, both the clinton and the trump campaigns have called on the fbi to release the information they have, before the election. and it's a clear sign that both signs see some political advantage there. and it's one of the first times in what's been a really crazy campaign season that both sides seem to agree about anything. christi, victor, back to you guys? >> chris frates, thank you so much. appreciate it. >> that's exactly where i want to start, with these next to gentleman we have, with senior law enforcement analyst and former fbi assistant director, tom fuentes and mark preston. good morning to both of you. good morning. you just heard there from chris, tom, that both campaigns are calling for the fbi to release what they know. clinton saying, quote, release all the inform

house speaker paul ryan until now locked in a public dispute with his party's nominees alaska accused clinton of mishandling the nation's most important secrets before renewing his call to suspend about all classified briefings for secretary clinton until this matter is fully resolved. this his statement, director comey said the fbi cannot yet assess whether or not this material may be significant. remember, intent to mishandle classified information was a key deciding factor on criminality. the question, is there new evidence of intent by hillary clinton. that question like many still unanswered and possibly won't be answered before election day. >> jim sciutto, thanks very much. i want to bring in evan perez. you're getting new information from your sources. what are you learning? >> well, what we know right now is that these e-mails were found on a device that the fbi as you know has been doing this investigation into anthony weiner. and they subpoenaed e-mails and devices that he had used alledgedly to sext and underage females. we're told they didn't have the devices in their pos

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they have already chanted, 'lock her up,' 'cnn sucks' and 'ryan sucks.' that in reference to speaker paul ryan, with whom donald trump is feuding. trump comes to wisconsin despite trailing hillary clinton by and he is now laying the groundwork for a loss, tweeting over the weekend that the election was 'rigged.' trump blamed journalists, the clinton campaign, and other republicans like ryan. question is, is he here to win wisconsin, to blast paul ryan, or a little of both? "its clear that his campaign has decided this is a state theyre willing to invest 15:08:11 the most candidates time :15 theyre investing that resource here" :18xxx "well he cant win. but this isnt about winning. this is about coming to wisconsin and thumb his nose at paul ryan. thats all that this visit is about :30 and to whip up the passions - he will spend more time in green bay bashing republicans than bashing hillary clinton." a trump spokesman tells me that trump will be back in wisconsin at least once more before the election, that milwaukee county sheriff david clarke will speak

. >> after the rally representative hardy, speaker ryan also attend add meet and greet for danny. he's locked in a tight battle with democrat jackie rosen. that's the seat that's currently being vacated by joe he can who's running for the u.s. senate. we will have more with speaker ryan coming up at 530. >>> the election parade continues tomorrow as donald trump comes to las vegas. and tomorrow morning, donald trump will be in town for a rally. 11:00 a.m. t venetian of course run by sam's gaming, sheldon adison is one of the biggest republican party donors in the nation. >>> in the rush for the white house. trump is hammering the surprise, while the clinton campaign lashes uh out to the head of the fbi. and trump is in colorado today. they foubd found the e-mails in to former congressman anthony weaner and his estranged wife clinton aid oopl ma. >> this is the biggest political scandal since water gate. and it's everybody's deepest hope that justice at last can be properly delivered. >>> clinton is spending saturday florida. this has put the campaign on its heels. they're demanding the fbi di

ryan sucks! >> the republican party of wisconsin -- >> that's not "lock her up," that is "paul ryan sucks."egardless of whether donald trump wins or loses, what is paul ryan's political future? >> first of all, that was the chairman of the republican party. that was so humiliating they put out a statement after basically praising paul ryan who has raised a lot of money in wisconsin to turn out the vote for donald trump, which is ironic. that's a very interesting question. paul ryan right now is getting the worst of all possible worlds. you know, he's trying to straddle this line, but it's like walking a tight rope in the middle of a hurricane here. the trump supporters are angry at him. you heard that. there are people on the outside saying he has not been strong enough. it's going to be a very difficult situation. but on the other hand, if and when donald trump does lose this election which seems increasingly likely, paul ryan is going to be the last man standing. he may be the last man standing in the rubble of the republican party, the conservative movement. so he's going to have a treme

they're locking the door. >> on a conference, no cameras, no recording devices. does paul ryan you know, hide for the next 29 days? he is going to have to go in public and answer questions at some point from reporters. he'll need to explain what this means and why he's saying shelter in place but not unendorsing? >> if he's going to focus on keeping the house majority, he's going to be out on the trail. he's going to be with these guys. i'm curious maybe you have someone who says they don't want him there because of this. that will be interesting, district to district, because it is. might have someone who ap moderate yet their district is a lot of trump voters. interesting to see how this plays out for speaker ryan. >> who's trying to clear something up. >> whew! >> got a little more work to do. great to see you. thank you so much. >>> that is all for us today. "inside politics" with john king and i think they have a little to talk about. >> just a little bit. >> that starts right now. >>> welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thanks for sharing time on a busy and rasha

and so that is the extra step that reince priebuss of the world, the paul ryans of the world, those who have locked arms with the republican nominee going forward, they're going to have to answer the questions, as well. >> what about the utah governor, tweeting out, gary aber, are saying donald trump's statements are beyonddespicable. while i cannot vote for hillary clinton, i will not vote for trump. again not supporting hillary clinton, but not voting for trump. what does he do? >> let's just look at this really from 50,000 feet downwards, right? the bottom line is most people -- or she say many people in the republican party never wanted donald trump as their nominee. yes, he did win the primary. yes, he got a record number of votes, but he's had problems with it and unable to get the support of establishment republicans who have been around for a long time, and all the problems i've had with activists, and leaders in states such as florida, and iowa, and new hampshire, and south carolina, they all said the same thing to me, are you surprised? we all knew about this. it's disgusting, it's terrib

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lock her up. they remind of the tweet saying paul ryan should spend more time on balancing the budget and illegal immigration. since i put my earpiece, i haven't been able to hear much, but this feels like the trump we saw during the primaries whose main focus is fighting the establishment. the trump that we saw before he had or tried to and wanted to unite the republican party. and they are voting for him and that's what they want. we have been talking about that and he didn't do what he wanted them to do. there is no doubt he is excited in his base, but now we have him fighting the republican party like he did in the primary. >> jacob at that donald trump event taking place right now outside pittsburgh. we mentioned this is donald trump speaking and hillary clinton is back out on the campaign trail after that debate. her rally in detroit in just the last hour. she offered her reaction to the debate. >> last night when i got a chance, i tried to speak directly to the questions that are on people's minds. and to share my vision of what we can can do together. donald trump spent his time attacking

ryan. we want to ask you a few questions about that murder you reported. can we come in? no. [ lock engages ] excuse me, ma'am! we still need to talk to you! there is a reason it was an anonymous call. just a minute. [ sighs ] okay, listen closely. here's how this is going to go. i ride in the backseat, alone, and the windows stay down the whole way. ?? can you think of anyone who would have wanted to kill your brother? no. everyone loved justin. he was such a good guy. he left the army to take care of me after our parents died. he, uh -- he paid for all of it, even though he -- he had a hard time finding a job at first. and what did he do exactly? he was a high-end driver, made a lot of deliveries. anything illegal? i don't know. why? we found a secret compartment in his car, and we think that he might have been killed because of what was inside. do you have any idea what he kept in there or maybe what he was doing in the garage this morning? no. the last time that i spoke to him was yesterday. beckett, beckett, beckett, beckett, beckett. [ clears throat ] do i smell? what? our wit

lock her up. trump's campaign cancelled a second event in west allis. melinda: the crowd also took aim at house speaker paul ryan who is no longer campaigning on behalf of trump. before trump took the stage, his supporters chanted paul ryan sucks. trump spoke to abc news' tom llamas after the event in green bay. >> is paul ryan hurting you or helping you? >> well, i don't want to be knocking paul ryan. i think he could be more supportive to the republican nominee. we are doing well, i think we are gonna win the election. >> do you think he wants you to win? >> well, maybe not, because maybe he wants to run in four years or maybe he doesn't know how to win. maybe just doesn't know how to win. i mean, who can really know. melinda: you can hear more of that interview with trump today on "good morning america." it starts at 7:00 right after "wisn 12 news this morning." are in wisconsin campaigning for hillary clinton. actors sean astin and wil wheaton were in milwaukee yesterday encouraging college students to vote for clinton. later today they'll visit with young voters in madison, oshkosh and green bay. a few year

days before closing eight months later that the builder ryan bucannon partners revealed their plan for the unsightly utility box. >> i knelt i was locked in. >> stroud spent a year and a half to fight to get it removed. she nail ald blinder to the maryland attorney general's office to ask for help but nothing has changed. today they declined to comment. bucannon partners it hasn't returned our phone calls. >> i believe that the box shouldn't have been there. i should have been told it would be there. michelle: "7 on your side" with a consumer alert. facebook could help you make planng recommendation tool. it will allow you to ask advice from your friends on places to go. it will automatically turn suggestions into links, placing them on a map embedded on your original post. the only way it works is the destination that you are considering must have a presence on facebook. >> the role of the first lady is shaped by each woman who house. the legacy of michelle obama may change image and expectations. amy: snapshots of michelle obama on your put cuss is bragging right -- on your cat pus is brag -- campus is bragging rights. >> she shook m

lock her up. trump's campaign cancelled a second event in west allis. melinda: the crowd also took aim at house speaker paul ryan who is no longer campaigning on behalf of trump. before trump took the stage, his supporters chanted paul ryan sucks. trump spoke to abc news' tom llamas after the event in green bay. >> is paul ryan hurting you or helping you? >> well, i don't want to be knocking paul ryan. i think he could be more nominee. we are doing well i think we are gonna win the election. >> do you think he wants you to win? >> well, maybe not, because maybe he wants to run in four years or maybe he doesn't know how to win. maybe just doesn't know how to win. i mean, who can really know. melinda: you can hear more of that interview with trump today on "good morning america." it starts at 7:00 right after "wisn 12 news this morning." ben: right now, some celebrities are in wisconsin campaigning for hillary clinton. actors sean astin and wil wheaton were in milwaukee yesterday encouraging college students to vote for clinton. young voters in madison, oshkosh and green bay. a few years ago, astin filmed a movie

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ryan came in as a savior. he would only step in if his vote would be a lock and named the speaker.gn that hard for it. it is not surprising to see the freedom caucus look once again to get some leverage over him. there is frustration with the way he has handled the donald trump issue. i think on both sides of his party's wings. once again, we see the members lobbying to get paul ryan to come in their direction. it will be really interesting to see after the election how he navigates this and whether he even sort of wants to deal with this mess again. >> tal, let's listen to the president in miami and the first lady in arizona yesterday. >> when a presidential candidate threatens to ignore our voices and reject the outcome of this election, he is threatening the very idea of america itself. >> that is dangerous because when you try to sow the seeds of doubt in people's minds about the legitimacy of our elections, that undermines our democracy. >> you know, listening to them yesterday, more than a few people said to me i wonder if the first lady will have a role or we hope the first

lock a person up for doing it. kaepernick started the demonstration back in august injustices in the u.s. other players have since joined the protest. >> ryan: ahead an interview you will see on just one station. the gloucester police chief sitting down with cheryl fiandaca. what he is saying about his pending retirement. >> anchor: family and friends coming together after a driver killed five high school students in vermont. >> ryan: on 7 news at 5:00 a weymouth sex offender recently released from prison now under investigation from police. that is coming up here on >> announcer: tonight, what do you really know about your child's daycare? >> when parents are left in the dark where does that leave the children? >> announcer: could your child's daycare have a hidden history. >> i was completely in the dark. >> announcer: why can't i'm here in bristol, virginia. and now...i'm in bristol, tennessee. on this side of the road is virginia... and on this side it's tennessee. d save hundreds on car insurance by switching to geico. look, i'm in virginia... i'm in tennessee... virginia... tennessee... and now i'm in virginessee. see how much you cou

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downplay the comments: them locked room talk and rosalynn mentions he tried to have it from his stated commons accusations against his opponents husbands in the 1990's. paul ryan told fellow republicans he will the laundered funds from as study focuses on the gop in congress and paul ryan should spend more time balancing the budget jobs and illegal immigration than not wasting his time on public nominee. the democratic with the republican party releasing a series of ads aimed at the gop voters apparently featuring unhappy voters themselves. new tonight at ten. >> pam: as many questions are in a bright red sweater. undecided voter who works as an operator racal plan and illinois graduate says with a pre light- hearted but tense debate >> grant: 9 knows the power of social media. and during the debate started flying as the questions or test was all clubbable fought refreshening and it dominated by scandal. but and the black krim glasses the demeanor that got people going to add the red sweater was plan be. >> reporter: today having the internet same as that is the greatest thing ever when he has to go and it stuck to his friends that he will change his mind the

clearwater, join wendy ryan, at the faces luncheon to benefit >>> today's cars have so much computer technology, a glitch could cause everythi to fail. if that happens, you could end up locked inside your own car. john materese has this message so you don't waste your money. >> reporter: today's new cars have so many great safety features theft feature on luxury cars be too good? that is what one woman wonders after getting locked inside her car for two hours. her 2012 bmw was her dream car. >> i got in the car. >> reporter: until a nightmare malfunction locked her inside for two hours she got in. >> pushed this button. >> reporter: the car wouldn't start and the doorwindows wouldn't open. >> the door handle was pulling but wasn't working. and you know, only thing going through my md rter: so she call assistance asking them to open it remotely. bmw kept trying to send a signal to open up her car but since she was inside the locked garage, apparently the signal wouldn't go through. >> they was trying to send signals to unlock it but no ccess. >> reporter: she called 911 which sent police. the sergeant said he seen anything like it. >> tried door handles, door locks, trunk re

ryan isn't actively campaigning for trump. who does this hurt more -- donald trump or vulnerable senators trying to keep a lock on the senate onill. >> it hurts the person at the top of the ticket. when you have a standard you want donald trump to bring everyone into the tent, you want everyone rowing in the same direction. this is what's interesting about this. the turmoil and the anger and angst out there amongst the american people have in the sense of party politics. really the only thing that matters to the house and senate is how many trump supporters are in the district or state. in this particular election it's easy for those who can look at congressional district numbers and say most people are trump supporters so i will be fine. people in the senate who say in a heavily red state like south carolina, i will be fine. the question is those in toss-up states and districts and campaigns and how you run cam pains matter. the ability of the politician to be able to walk the tightrope to hold close the independents, the ones they need to get. at the same time keeping enough distance from trump supporters and bringing them i

lock her up. trump's campaign cancelled a second event in west allis. melinda: the crowd also took aim at house speaker paul ryan who is no longer campaigning on behalf of trump. before trump took the stage, his supporters chanted paul ryan sucks. trump spoke to abc news' tom llamas after the event in green bay. >> is paul ryan hurting you or helping you? i think he could be more supportive to the republican nominee. we are doing well, i think we are gonna win the election. >> do you think he wants you to win? >> well, maybe not, because maybe he wants to run in four years or maybe he doesn't know how to win. maybe just doesn't know how to win. i mean, who can really know. melinda: you can hear more of that interview with trump today on "good morning america." it starts at 7:00 right after "wisn 12 news this morning." ben: right now, some celebrities are in wisconsin campaigning for hillary clinton. actors sean astin and wil wheaton were in milwaukee students to vote for clinton. later today they'll visit with young voters in madison, oshkosh and green bay. a few years ago, astin filmed a movie here in milwaukee

ryan lost to barack obama. had a reckoning. talked about people bringing into the fold, being a big tent party and out of lock step with some electorate and then the republican party nominated donald trump. interesting to see what the do-over reckoning looks likes after november. >> yeah. what do you think? >> a depressing prediction. i wrote a column -- >> the only kind we allow. >> basically saying, both one termers. not only because of age but don't represent their parties and savaged by the opposition party and savaged within their own party and each will step down in year three announce they're stepping down. that means the campaign begins on november 9th for 2020, and that's 28 days from now? >> oh, boy. >> wow. >> i still think what's important there regardless if you think president clinton would be compelled to step down or would lose. i think democrats view this as this split in driving a wedge home, you saw president obama talking, republicans leaders, where have they been? now distancing themselves. favoring democrats, well established. you're seeing president obama continue to talk about that point. going to ohio and penn

lock her up! >> special prosecutor, here we come, flight. >> winning candidates don't threaten their opponents with jail time. >> house speaker paul ryan telling his colleagues on a conference call he won't defend donald trump anymore. >> he alone did not make himself your party's nominee. all of you have consistently supported him. hanging a [ bleep ]. >> you knew damn well i was a snake before you took me in. [ sniffing ] >> this is the last word on campaign 2016. >> knock brinothing brings out in the presidential campaign media like a debate. the dirty little secret is that most of them don't care about policy, but that's just too obvious, and it's been too obvious for too long, so it really isn't any kind of secret at all. most of the media covering campaigns do not care about candidates' positions on the issues. they only care about polls and performance, on-stage performance, and they care about those things more than policy for a very simple human reason, something we're all guilty of. it's much easier to care about polls and performance. it doesn't require any homework at all. no studying the intricacy of tax policy or international tr

locking room talk. it is locker room talk. reporter: and many showed at ryan as he left the stage without a plug for the man at the top of the g.o.p ticket. none of the republicans who took the stage here today pulled their support trawl donald trump, but they also didn't rammy behind him. governor scott walker, and senator ron johnson addressed the crowd, and like speaker name. wisn 12 news. thema: across the country, some republican leaders are pulling their support for the g.o.p nominee. former presidential candidate, senator john mccain will write in the name of a conservative qualified to be president. he joins dozens of elected officials saying donald trump does not share the same views. and others are calling for donald trump to withdraw as the party infrastructure nominee and for mike pence to be the nominee by donald trump's side. he does not condone his remarks and cannot defend them, however, tomorrow he will hit the campaign trail for donald trump with a pair of rallies in north carolina. and donald trump is not backing down either. in a tweet, he

mad german kings locked in his castle in , you tower, like ludwig know, getting more isolated and not talking to anybody. and he's up there today sending out 10 tweets trashing paul ryanwho said he won't campaign with him and all the republicans and they are ungrateful and disloyal. that is a scene straight out of shakespeare. mr. lamb: so what is your reaction to this tweet from donald trump? [laughter] ms. dowd: i was deeply disturbed by this because i have covered him off and on since 1999 and i really thought that i would get a more customized nickname, like elizabeth warren has pocahontas and chuck todd has sleepy eyes. onehe just gave me the same he gives all women journalists, wacky and crazy and erotic. it did not make me feel special. pretends she knows me. wrong. how much time have you spent around him? ms. dowd: so i went out for a day to miami with him when he made his first presidential foray and he was dating malania then. speech tod made a cuban-americans. you know, i wasn't taking it serious then. it was a celebrity who wanted to test the waters. he had a brand, anything that could bring attention to the brand. then i would interview him over the years

lock them down. that's exactly what he's done against bill clinton and then paul ryan. they do go hand in hand.bill clinton, hillary clinton and paul ryan and then you've got that and now he's got to figure out over the next two weeks to start slowly expanding. again, if hillary loses three points, he gains three points, this race is -- could be closer than we expect. >> what does that poll mean for paul ryan after this election? assume the worst for donald trump. does this put paul ryan in jeopardy in any way or traditional leaders in the republican party? >> the republican party, this is a wake-up call for the republican party. if it's not, they are fools. the republican party -- i keep talking about american enterprise institute. i love them. aei. ideologically i'm there with them on 95% of the issues. you have got to get -- got to figure out a way to get free markets and conservatism more closely aligned with the populist voters that have elected people like me for 30 years. you have to figure out how to blend conservatism and populism. the republican establishment in washington has not don

lock her up, is right. >> you're behind with women -- >> i'm not sure i believe it. >> in a daylong twitter tirade, trump tore into house speaker paul ryant want to be in a foxhole with a lot of these people. >> you attacked john mccain -- >> this was locker room talk. john mccain, who has probably the dirtiest mouth in all the senate -- >> i don't know what good it does to trash people. >> you released a new campaign tv ad that revisits the topic of hillary clinton's health. >> morning in america, it's not. >> donald trump is now out of control in a way that even we have not seen. this is a nuclear bomb. we are watching an unhinged candidate. >> look, i'll compare my iq with anybody, okay? ♪ it's the final meltdown. >> ambassador stevens -- >> the question is -- >> wait a minute. you said a lot of things -- >> i mean, i think we can -- >> no, mr. trump we're going to -- >> she has been a disaster as a senator. a disaster. >> mr. trump, we're going to move on. >> oh, you didn't delete 'em? >> allow her to respond -- >> what do you think will happen if aleppo falls? >> i think it's a disaster humanitarian -- >> what do you think it will h