this dates back to her 202012 massachusetts senate campaign against scott brown and revealed she had listed herself as minority while teaching at the university of pennsylvania harvard law school and said her mother's side of the family talked openly about her cherokee ancestry but not formally documented lineage and they stated her background was not a factor in her higher. that didn't stop this with scott brown supporters publicly mocking native-american culture while claiming to defend it from warren's alleged misuse. now, scott brown is one of trump's top surrogates, on a phone call today sponsored by the rnc, he was questioned about trump's diatribe against warren. >> as we know she's not native-american. she's not 1/32. she has no native-american background competent for what her family told her. the easy answer on that, as you all know, harvard and penn can release the records. she can authorize the release of those records. she can take a dna test, release the records herself. there's never been any effort. what did that do? that took away somebody who truly was a native-amer

scott brown, what are you looking at?ia, looking at the campaign rhetoric to heat up. it's going to get white hot before we really get even going. so you're going to see more and more and more criticisms of the left, the right, the middle. i think bernie sanders obviously is going to win in california so we'll see what happens. >> ed rollins, bernie sanders is going to win. >> i think trump has to have a big week, i think he has to catch hillary coming out in a weakened position, whether she wins or not she will be weakened. >> like the rest of the country i'm watching the warriors and the cavs. >> there you go. that will do it for "sunday morning futures." thanks to our panel. i'll see you tomorrow on morning with maria on fox business network. >>> on the buzz beat this sunday, donald trump escalates his war with the press. using a news conference to slam journalists to their faces. >> the press should be ashamed of themselves. and instead of being like thank you very much, mr. trump, or, trump did a good job, everyone i

scott brown taking on elizabeth warren in a conference call with reporters today.rrogate they were involved in a reverse is form of racism. that comes hours after donald trump told halle jackson warren was a racist for misrepresenting her past. mark murray joins me now on this. a lot of people were looking at that moment in cincinnati with hillary clinton and elizabeth warren as kind of an audition of what may be to come for the ticket. so how seriously is the trump campaign seeing warren as a threat of it to go after hillary clinton like this. >> this rhetoric from the trump campaign has been coming over the last several months, particularly as elizabeth warren started to get engaged versus donald trump. what i actually found interesting was this call that was done that scott brown participated in was not by the trump campaign but by the republican national committee. the republican national committee is acting as an arm of the trump campaign. but you are starting to see finally some sophistication when it comes to these kind of att k attacks where you either have

her opponent at the time, former senator scott brown claimed she used it to further her career. here's warren's explanation of her ancestry. watch this. >> i have lived in a family that has talked about native-american, talked about tribes, since i've been a little girl. i still have a picture on my mantle at home, and it's a picture my mother had before that, a picture of my grandfather. and my aunt bea has walked by that picture at least a thousand times, remarked that he -- that her father, my papaw, had high cheekbones like all of the indians do. >> a dead giveaway. now, warren is well known for her populous criticism of banks and financial institutions. she also made that statement. >> there is nobody in this country who got rich on his own. nobody. you built a factory out there. good for you. but i want to be clear. you moved your goods to market on the roads the rest of us paid for. you hired workers the rest of us paid to educate. you were safe in your factory because of police forces and fire forces that the rest of us paid for. >> you didn't build that. sound familiar?

her opponent at the time, former senator scott brown claimed she used it to further her career. here's warren's explanation of her ancestry. watch this. >> i have lived in a family that has talked about native-american, talked about tribes, since i've been a little girl. i still have a picture on my mantle at home, and it's a picture my mother had before that, a picture of my grandfather. and my aunt bea has walked by that picture at least a thousand times, remarked that he -- that her father, my papaw, had high cheekbones like all of the indians do. >> a dead giveaway. now, warren is well known for her populous criticism of banks and financial institutions. she also made that statement. >> there is nobody in this country who got rich on his own. nobody. you built a factory out there. good for you. but i want to be clear. you moved your goods to market on the roads the rest of us paid for. you hired workers the rest of us paid to educate. you were safe in your factory because of police forces and fire forces that the rest of us paid for. >> you didn't build that. sound familiar?

nobody knows more about losing to a girl than scott brown. think of it as the perfect reality tv show. celebrity apprentice meets the biggest loser. >> this is all part of the feud between elizabeth warren and donald trump. he has been calling her pocahontas, sort of mocking her claim to native american heritage. he was asked just a few hours ago if he regrets that. >> i do regret calling her pocahontas because i think it's a tremendous insult to pocahontas. so to pocahontas, i would like to apologize to you. >> not exactly -- the new campaign looks like the old campaign. >> elizabeth warren beat a republican in massachusetts, so way to bring them to their knees there, ace. >> wendy, last word. >> i think that we're going to see the divide between hillary clinton and donald trump grow even more. she's going to continue to go and win in november. and i think particularly she's going to be focusing on the issues. and the free media that donald trump has been getting is not going to the same he's been getting for this last year. he's going to be

you heard scott brown, senator scott brown say the offense is that most people feel as if they were in the same situation they would be in jail. hillary clinton is on the campaign trail and donald trump essentially said that. >> well, the publicly known evidence of her guilt is truly overwhelming. it is more than enough to obtain an indictment and more than enough to obtain a conviction for espionage, defined as the failure to safeguard state secrets put into your hands for safekeeping. the numerous lies told by mrs. clinton along the way, like the one you just ran, the rules were not clear, the rules changed after i, after i left, only reinforce the determination of the fbi and the justice department to pursue this criminally because the more lies she tells the more they perceive her as mocking and demeaning their investigation of her. of the fact is, the rules did not change. the inspector general examined those rules and found that she was informed of those rules on day one in a two-hour tutorial with the fbi. she signed an oath at the end of the tutorial explaining and demonstratin

national committee sponsored phone call with reporters yesterday, former massachusetts senator scott brown, who lost his re-election to warren, continued the same attacks trump used. >> we all know she's not native american. she's not 1/32nd. she has no native american background except for what her family told her. the easy answer on that as you all know is that harvard and penn can release the records. she can authorize the release of those records. she can take a dna test. >> today, trump is expected to talk trade and domestic economy in pennsylvania while clinton is scheduled to lay out her technology and innovation agenda in denver. >>> parents, listen up, ikea has issued a major recall on furniture that could endanger the lives of small children. the swedish retail giant is recalling 29 million chest and dressers including its mom series due to the risk of tipping over onto children. the furniture has been linked to the deaths of three children. it's no longer sold in stores, and ikea is offering a refund, or a free repair kit to anchor it to a wall. according to the consumer product

it featured one of those supporters of trump scott brown and remember scott brown lost his senate seato elizabeth warren. here's what he had to say. >> as we all know, she's not native american. she's not 1/. she has no native american background except for what her family told her. the easy answer on that, as you all know, is that harvard and penn can release the records. she can authorize the release of those records. she can take a dna test. she can release the records herself. . there's never been any effort. >> our senior e editor for politics was on that call and joins us now. this is what campaigns call rapid response. >> i asked that question because right before the conference call, halle jackson had had spoken to donald trump by phone and repeated his claim that elizabeth warren was not representing herself properly in terms of native american heritage. he called her pocahontapocahont. he's potentially on the list for vp for trump and put out there by the rna to respond to that rally this morning. he went right after elizabeth warren again. he went right after the claim she's

deirdre: former senator scott brown thank you as always. >> thank you. deirdre: president obama heard his comments earlier. more on the war of words. we're back in a moment. you make incredible meals. fresh ingredients, step-by-step recipies, delivered to your door for less than nine dollars a meal. get your first two meals free at blueapron.com/cook . : : . >> confused, abusive, mentally ill man. >> the 29-year-old suspect. >> the violent and erratic suspect. >> the orlando gunman. deirdre: the mainstream media lacking clarity of language. abc's good morning america, one reporter refer to isis as extremist islamic group but not the terrorist itself. direct offer media analysis kim graham is with me now. tim, i know that you monitor the coverage as much as we do, what are your thoughts? >> well, you've come out of a horrible event like this and they talk about one side goes to talking about radical islam and the other side talking about gun control. guess which side the so-called objective media goes to? they run into the gun control stuff and try not to

on the phone former massachusetts senator scott brown. tor brown, this kind of stuff has been in the rumor mill a long time but is shocking. corey lewandoski has been on television, gave an impressive interview and expressed loyalty bit seems to most out outsiders that the trump campaign is in disarray. >> i don't agree. it's moving in a positive direction. it was obviously all wanted to go one way, corey wanted to go another way. he had others who want him to go a different way. the fact that he is now getting everything under one roof, i think is appropriate, has the backing of the children and manafort has been there and done it. take nothing a. from corey, taking this fledgling campaign and make him be the nominee, thought was brilliant, but like any business, and like any campaign, going to adjust and adapt and grow and that's what they're doing. >> so the very issue of adjusting and adapting and growing to some degree, is admission that things going the way you plant it to go. particularly more recently with the polls beginning to sl

jennifer griffin, scott brown also standing by for us. to sen correspondent john roberts live outside trump towers in manhattan. i'm getting breaking news governor chris christie walked into trump tower. did you see him? >> reporter: yes. his personal detail from the state troopers got out and he very quickly made his way into trump tower. obviously he is here for a meeting with donald trump. his detail is hanging out here so i expect it will probably be a relatively brief meeting. this should be a time of triumph for donald trump and the republican party. it is the last day of the primary season. he is expected to handily win the last five contests. there are now deep tuitions in the party over what donald trump said about the judge last week. tim scott, only african-american member of the senate saying it is racially toxic. lindsey graham saying republicans should withdraw their endorsement of donald trump. senator kelly ayotte saying donald trump should retract his statements. and newt gingrich says we should start to question whether

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scott brown.nk scott brown falls into the category of would take it, would be compatible with donald trump, would like it. and by the way, a scott brown/elizabeth warren debate. they're looking at me again. >> we are -- >> roundtable is staying with us. >> i was kidding. i know why they laugh. but i say it anyway. up next, these three are going to tell me something i don't know, which is not hard to do. this is "hardball," the place for politics. ♪ ♪ i am a lot of things. i am his guardian. i am his voice. so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr to his current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to another alzheimer's treatment, it may improve overall function and cognition. and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. vo: namenda xr doesn't change how the disease progresses. it shouldn't be taken by anyone allergic to memantine, or who's had a bad reaction to namenda xr or its ingredients. before starting treatment, tell their doctor if they

scott brown. >> yeah, okay. anyway, they are moving in the right direction, but the problem is you've got to be all in. you can't be -- i'll tell you this. if they yesterday had just gone after hillary clinton's wall street ties, elizabeth warren would have had nothing to say. she would have been on the defensive because she knows hillary clinton has been a captive of wall street along with bill clinton. they are chummy, closer to wall street than anybody in politics. >> we could have looked at what elizabeth warren said in the past about hillary clinton and wall street. >> if they had money, they could have put up a web video, an ad, a little buy. i think in her first book she writes about clinton era policies on wall street. firing on all cylinders could have brabted thcketed that effe. >> i think they are moving that direction. >> you think clinton can make this bid? >> i've been saying no for a long time. >> he has to. >> i think they can. i'm starting to think they can. i think yesterday we saw a confluence

she was talking about reports that donald trump was thinking of choosing scott brown as his vp and warrenefeated brown for the senate in massachusetts. this is what she had to say. >> and i hear that donald trump is floating scott brown as a possible running mate. and i thought oh, so donald trump really does have a plan to help the unemployed. and let's face it, nobody knows more about losing to a girl than scott brown. think of it as the perfect reality tv show. celebrity apprentice meets the biggest loser. >> okay. this is all part of a long-running feud between donald trump and elizabeth warren. he has been calling her pocahontas as a reference to her native american heritage and he was asked tonight if he had any regrets about that. >> i think rits it's a tremendo insult to pocahontas. >> so, is this the new campaign that we're seeing from donald trump? this is a few hours ago. >> i recently found out that i'm part native american and i accept his apology. >> when he talked about going from a primary campaign to a general election campaign, what he's done is -- those from foreign cou

scott brown taking it one step further. josh, let's take those quotes. how do you feel? campaign approach? it was an issue between elizabeth warren and it got a little more traction for scott brown than they think it would. it sort of taps into a sense among white voters that they have been done wrong. the problem is people nationally are not familiar with elizabeth warren. it seems out of left field and part of a stream of excellecomm from trump. you know, there was a big supreme court decision about abortion that conservatives are upset about. trump said nothing about the decision all day. one of the few thib rean reads that he will appoint conser conservative judges. it is a weird campaign day. >> maybe that's exactly it. how is this a campaign strategy? it is a strategy that got him in the seat. >> yeah. he is down about seven points. he trailed consistently except for the beginning of may where she had not secured her nomination. we were seeing a downward trend over hz erratic response to the orlando attacks. she is also quite unpopular. she is not quite as unpopula

jennifer griffin, scott brown also standing by for us. sen correspondent john roberts live outside trump towers in manhattan. i'm getting breaking news governor chris christie walked into trump

senator scott brown, thank you as always for the time. glad to have you here. >> thank you, deirdre. deirdre: well, speaking of this all-important vote, if you look how investors are trading ahead of it, you can see red on your screens. the dow closing lower. in his final rallying call the british party leader in favor of leaving the e.u. branded the vote, a contest between the people and the establishment. >> tomorrow we can vote for real change. tomorrow we can vote to put power back in the hands of people. we can vote to take control of our country back. we can vote to get our borders back. we can vote to get our pride and self-respect as a nation, who we are as a people back. i want us tomorrow to vote for britain to become independent. deirdre: former media tycoon is in favor of the u.k. leaving the e.u. with me now, lord conrad black. it is great to see you, sir. thank you for the time. so you control the company that published the daily telegraph in the u.k. what do you make of the coverage, i want to ask you that from a media pers

carson if you want to ennis advertise the party and make people relax and then i threw in scott brownthe hell of it. >> all right. let's assume that hillary clinton does get the nomination, let's turn to the democratic side. >> remember, the republicans will choose first. if it's -- if the republicans will choose a fairly edgy candidate, i think she would go with mccain, she would double down on you know what you are getting. nothing remarkable. don't worry. former, senator, governor, well-respected. then if you want to go left as she might have to go left, that's sherrod brown, sanders as a complete long shot if she is really desperate to unite the party and elizabeth warren would be his substitute. >> a.b.? >> well, charles and i agree on sherrod brown. obviously ohio is really important battleground for her. 35 bucks on him. senator booker of new jersey. $25. because he is really the anti-hillary. he is the most upbeat, works with republicans. next generation democrat. she would be lucky to have him on the ticket. secretary perez $10. governor hickenlooper of colorado $5. and i onl

deirdre: former senator scott brown with me there. hillary clinton responding to republicans final benghazi report saying move on. a mother whose son died in the attack is with me next. get ready for the rio olympic games by switching to xfinity x1. show me gymnastics. x1 lets you search by sport, watch nbc's highlights and catch every live event on your tv with nbc sports live extra. i'm getting ready. are you? x1 will change the way you experience nbcuniversal's coverage of the rio olympic games. call or go online today to switch to x1. deirdre: new benghazi report was he released by house republicans slams administration response to the attacks. committee members emphasized forces were never ordered to benghazi despite then hillary clinton, secretary of state's claims. hillary clinton responded to that report. >> no one has thought more about, or lost more sleep over the lives that four americans. after more than two years and $7 million spent by benghazi committee out of taxpayer funds it had to today report it had found nothing.

and former republican scott brown is a surrogate for donald trump took the attack against elizabeth warren to a whole new level today. brown suggested that warren should take a dna test if she wants to prove her native american heritage. this was an issue between the two of them when they ran against each other in 2012 senate race but scott brown clearly trying to step up into his role as trump surrogate. >> all right. thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> can trump tone it down and maintain a more measured campaign style? up next, i'll ask a man who should know, trump's former campaign manager. stay with us. ing? >>> welcome back to the lead. hillary clinton holding vp tryouts while donald trump is trying to hold the staunch by republicans hold ofg his campaigns. what is going on behind the scenes at the trump campaign? for much more, new cnn political commentator corey lewandowski until last week he was trump's campaign manager. let me start off with the tell fant in the room. many trump opponents and journalists are less than enthusiastic about cnn hiring you. they say you are personall

top levelryone from people like scott brown, the former governor from -- senator from massachusetts,an brewer from arizona. there was a former apprentice contestant on the call and his pastor, mark burns. mark: unusual for the candidate to be reaping surrogates but .ell us some specific things tell us some of the things trump said in terms of how he instructed them to fight back. guest: jan brewer at one point "yourupted and said campaign sent us a memo last night instructing us not to talk about trump university, anything connected to trump organization's." and trump said "who sent this memo? i will throw that in the waste basket and you are fully uthorized to talk about this." he was saying we will overcome. said you guys are the reason i'm having this call and sometimes you guys get information that's not smart. you guys get stupid information from people who aren't very smart but he promised to have more of these calls in the future. he was clearly rotated with reporters, not surprising. -- irritated with reporters, not surprising. he was doubling down, tripling down on this. cle

carson if you want to ennis advertise the party and make people relax and then i threw in scott browne hell of it. >> all right. let's assume that hillary clinton does get the nomination, let's turn to the democratic side. >> remember, the republicans will choose first. if it's -- if the republicans will choose a fairly edgy candidate, i think she would go with mccain, she would double down on you know what you are getting. nothing remarkable. don't worry. former, senator, governor, well-respected. then if you want to go left as she might have to go left, that's sherrod brown, sanders as a complete long shot if she is really desperate to unite the party and elizabeth warren would be his substitute. >> a.b.? >> well, charles and i agree on sherrod brown. obviously ohio is really important battleground for her. 35 bucks on him. senator booker of new jersey. $25. because he is really the anti-hillary. he is the most upbeat, works with republicans. next generation democrat. she would be lucky to have him on the ticket. secretary perez $10. governor hickenlooper of colorado $5. and i only

during a republican national committee phone call yesterday massachusetts senator, scott brown, who lost his reelection to warren. >> she is not native american. she has no native american background except for what her family told her. the easy answer on that, as you all know, is that harvard and she can pick a dna test. >> hillary clinton leads by 8 points. it is a 6 point increase since last week's poll. >>> today trump is expected to talk trade in the domestic committee while clinton is scheduled in denver. >>> parents, listen up. a major recall that could endanger the lives of small children. they are recalling millions of chests and dressers. the furniture linked to the deaths of three children. ikea is offering a free repair kit. every 24 minutes a child is injured from falling furniture and every two weeks a child dies. >>> supreme court issued ta ruling. they say the law would have shut all but a handful of clinics in the state. the law said abortion clinics must meet the same medical construction standards as walk-in surgical centers. they say it makes no sense for the large nu

she's up in new hampshire yesterday nobody knows who are about losing to a girl than scott brown.t there. >> it's funny i think you're going to see democrats sta are the to make trump not look like he's hiding something from you but like a coward. >> up ahead our reporters share from their notebooks. first the results from our "inside politics" quiz, who is more presidential in your book, hillary clinton or donald trump? everyone dialed into the clinton campaign, 86% of you said hillary clinton. (man) oh, looks like we missed most of the show. (woman) and there's no way to restart it. (jon bon jovi) with directv there is. ♪ you see, we've got the power to turn back time ♪ ♪ so let's restart the show that started at nine ♪ ♪ and while we're at it, let's give you back your 'do ♪ ♪ and give her back the guy she liked before you ♪ ♪ hey, that's the power to turn back time. ♪ (vo) get the ultimate all-included bundle. call 1-800-directv. i'm going to make this as simple as possible for you. you can go ahead and stick with that complicated credit card that limits where you earn bonus ca

. >> reporter: that's for warren's senate run against scott brown. on a conference call with supporters, brown challenging warren to a dna test. >> she has no native american background except for what her family told her. >> reporter: all of it that trump may not care being more presidential in tone, brushing off trump 2.0, telling nbc news i do what i do. and in that phone call, trump tells me that his campaign doesn't really get started until ohio. that battle ground state may not even deliver marks there. it will be extraordinary. john kasich saying he doesn't expect an invite. >>> late word today of a major recall from ikea, the furniture company is recalling tens of millions of dressers sold over deck kids because they can tip over injuring or killing children. the dressers can be top heavy making themselves easy to topple. stephanie gosk has late details. >> reporter: under recall tonight, 29 million dressers made by ikea at risk for tipping over on children. six children known to have died since 1989. the zarn danger from all brands of fallin

and scott brown's response was, well, maybe elizabeth warren could get a dna test and solve this forbody. he said that with a little bit of a chuckle, but the point is that, very quickly, they were not talking about hillary clinton, they were talking about elizabeth warren! >> ifill: well, this is my question, it seems there are many things they could be talking about -- brexit or trade -- instead, everybody tries to get under esked's skin. >> this is is i know you are but what am i election. the actual speech today with hillary clinton and elizabeth warren, you picked out the parts where they definitely were digging at donald trump, but there was also a broader economic message in there, and you could see it in the display they had top -- had on the front of the podium that said stronger together. just the point about we're going to be bringing people along based on x, y, z policies and hillary clinton went through huer policy positions. but, of course, that's not particularly interesting. what's much more interesting and buzzy is the debate over this i know you are but what am i pi

former republican senator scott brown has been to that part of tel-a-viv where this attack occurred. it's the perfect soft target, is it not, mr. senator? >> of course, it is. very similar to the hall in boston, a lot of the areas in our country people go out and relax and get a beer and a nice meal. these are the types of things people in america and throughout europe are concerned about each and every day. >> it's an open society, israel. just like america. it's very easy to get into that open society and create mayhem. and that's what's happened. it strikes terror right into the heart of the country. >> absolutely does. and i've seen the wall, obviously, and since that wall was put up, you saw, and still see a dramatic reduction in suicide bombers, but listen, when you're surrounded by basically people who want to wipe you off the face of the earth, and israel is basically struggling for its survival daily. that's why i have always been very critical of this administration's relationship. it's been the worst since the creation of the state of israel. i'm hopeful and i know for a f

>> burn the tape if it's wrong, but replay it forever, scott brown. >> i haven't heard that before todayong trump supporter, we know that. he's a very -- his style of connecting with voters, i think, is very similar to donald trump. i think that question of who would say yes, i think brown is in that category. >> i think he would be safer tah trump the way he would want him to. and the speech that donald trump gave after orlando, i tried to ask him about idea what president obama might be sympathetic to terrorists, which is what donald trump had been saying the past couple days. and he patently refused to answer a question about that. he didn't brush it off. he just said, you're going to have to ask donald trump, which could be telling. >> and kasie, you picked chris christie, potentially? >> i think christie is clearly playing some sort of significant role behind the scenes still, and he has been willing to be out there front and center and i think that is really the main question. i think corker was in many ways a validator for trump. i think that's the challenge, can he find somebody

watch people like scott brown and others run the republican party over the edge of the cliff. david: did you say when he first announced a year ago, that he would never be the nominee of the party? >> i didn't really consider that. david: karl rove and others have said that. >> right. david: and of course he did end up, so i'm just saying he can defy the odds. he has shown he can do that. >> i will predict republican party, he has no money. scott talked about the fact that how he won new hampshire with very little money. went in leading in the polls. he is trailing in every single poll. david: wait a minute. he did not go in leading at polls a year ago. he was far behind in the polls. >> went into new hampshire leading in the polls. david: he brought a lot of people, record number of people out in the primaries primary because he painted himself right or wrongly, as the guy who is fighting party bosses. you yourself, you spent your whole political career fighting party boss. >> that is not relevant. david: you're the conservative. isn't there something simpatico about his mess

and so will scott brown., unlike most people, my brothers and i learned about who we are from our families. and people who have hired me for my jobs, the work i've done have awesome said that my background didn't have anything to do with it. in fact they mostly didn't know about it. what this is really about is can they bully me into shutting up? can they just be nasty enough and ugly enough and throw enough stuff in my direction that i'll say, oh, and just go back into the shadows. and the answer is nope, not happening. [ applause ] >> that was elizabeth warren this morning and that is nbc's halle jackson this afternoon. she is in pennsylvania today where donald trump will hold his first campaign rally since his trip to scotland, halle, give us the latest in terms of your reporting from the campaign. what he hopes to accomplish today and also what he's been saying about this muslim ban. mixed messages from within trump's orbit, but he is trying to change the narrative a little bit in the way he goes forward

scott brown, who lost his re-election to warren continued the same attacks trump used. >> we all know she's not native american. she's not 1/32nd. she has no native american background except for what her family told all know is they can release the records. she can authorize the release of those records. she can take a dna test. >> today, trump is expected to talk trade and the do mostic economy in pennsylvania while clinton is scheduled to lay out her technology agenda in denver. >> volkswagon has agreed to pay $15 million in its diesel emugss scandal. it will be the largest payout by an auto maker to consumers in u.s. history. while $10 billion of it will go to fix or buy back diesel vehicles, car owners are also expected to receive up to $10,000 in cash compensation. the deal comes after volkswagon admitted to equipping 11 million of its cars with illegal software to cheat emissions test. >>> all right. so parents, listen up. ikea has issued a major recall of furniture that could endanger the lives of small children. the swedish retail giant is recalling 29 million chests and dres

ex-senator scott brown held a conference call organized by the republican national committee to refute warren's claims of native american ancestry while a law professor in the 1990s. >> as we all know she's not native american. she's not 1/32nd. she has no native american background exempt for what her family told her. the easy answer on that is you all know is that harvard and penn can release the records she can authorize the release of those records. she can take a dna test. she can release the records herself, and there's never been any effort. >> we will be bringing you the latest head-to-head poll numbers with clinton and trump at the top of the hour. meanwhile the new nbc/"wall street journal" poll shows where the candidates are the strongest. trump leads in attributes like changing washington, where he has a 30-point advantage over clinton. a 16-point lead in being honest and straightforward. and is ten points ahead in dealing with the economy. this as clinton is ahead by 24 points on handling foreign policy, 54-30. 14 points on uniting the country, and 12 points over being a g

his supporter, former massachusetts senator scott brown, going even further. >> she can take a dna test. >> reporter: and clinton, in a rare moment of campaign trail self-reflection, acknowledging that many voters just don't trust her. >> now, i don't like hearing that. and i've thought a lot about what's behind it. i've made mistakes. i don't know anyone who hasn't. so, i understand people having questions. >> and cecilia joins us now. now, cecilia, you know, clinton and warren, they look like a pretty happy couple, but what are you hearing from voters you talked to outside the rally about two women on the ticket? >> reporter: well, george, i can tell you, rally was one of the most enthusiastic i have seen while covering the clinton campaign. but some voters here in ohio today told me they do not think this country is ready to see two women on the ticket. but clearly the clinton campaign sees warren as a huge asset, especially when it comes to attacking donald trump. and he is ready to attack right back. >> cecilia, thank you. >>> hillary clinton and benghazi back in the headlines toda

following scott brown, senator brown, good to see you. >> good morning, good morning. ls like the most recent had impact, he's going to make everybody proud, what do you think? scott: he's used teleprompter before. we are moving into a different phase as you have been speaking about all morning where we have to zero in. i anticipate putting policy speeches and drawing distinctions between hillary clinton and obviously himself. maria, guys, what do you think he needs to do, what about policy does he need to get into and be more specific in order for this to resinate. >> i think he needs to focus on the economy. look tat latest research about the shrinking middle class, manufacturing down 29%. people are hurting. a large majority of individuals in the country who feel left behind by the current economy. that's his wheel house, that's what he should be talking about. you have a lot of minority and unemployment is extremely high. reaching out to people who feel left behind. lee: there's a specific thing. i know people that weren't supporting him and felt better. dagen: scot

former massachusetts senator scott brown, who was defeated by warren in 2012, said she should take a to clear up the controversy. and called her appearance with clinton uncomfortable. >> hillary has brains, she has guts, she has thick skin. >> warren is one of many democrats vetted for vp. a source familiar with the process tells cbs news she is one of the clinton campaign's top picks. >> i do just love to see how she gets under donald trump's thin skin. >> reporter: cincinnati social worker, sue buenavites loved the idea of an all female ticket. >> yes, why not? i believe in girl power. >> teacher wanda brown wasn't getting her hopes up. >> i don't think america is ready for two women on the same ticket. i don't believe it. >> are you ready for it? >> i am. been ready a long time. >> reporter: clinton said in a speech yesterday that she understand the polls show she has a trust problem. she says she has tried to figure out why that is and address it. but clearly things like the benghazi crisis and her e-mail practices have contributed to it. >> for the republicans, donald trump is d

questions were first raised by scott brown back in 2012. warren won that race. >>> hillary clinton is off the campaign trail today but her husband is meeting with attorney general loretta lynch and is sparking new criticism. they had an impromptu meeting at an airport on tuesday in phoenix and talked privately for 30 minutes. lynch says the conversation was mostly social and did not veer into any matters pending before the justice department or congress. >> our conversation was a great deal about grandchildren. there was no discussion about benghazi, no discussion of state department e-mails, by way of example. >> reporter: critics say the meeting was inappropriate because the fbi is investigating the potential mishandling of sensitive information that passed thro was secretary of state. >>> a new step forward in the effort to rename a school in fairfax county. a resolution is expected to be introduced at tonight's school board meeting and would explore changing the name of the high school in falls church. a student began the initiative las

martha: senator scott brown, former massachusetts senator and supporter of donald trump. good to see you this morning, senator. welcome back to the show. >> thank you, martha. martha: so i think some people watched last few weeks, even some people who are supporters, who are positive about the trump campaign and they felt like the learning curve hasn't progressed a whole lot in the last month. what do you think? >> i have to respectfully disagree. 17 on our side, five on their side we know everything and we'll be ready from the get-go they're full of it because there is a learning curve for anybody running for that high elected office and donald trump is not a politician. frankly that is what people like about him. he will fight for the things -- martha: i think everybody accepts the notion there is nothing like being in the oval office. everybody has to approach it a new way obviously when they get that enormous responsibility. >> sure. martha: in terms what happened over the past few weeks and judge comments, the judge comments unearthed the muslim banish issue again be