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sean spicer, chief strategist and communications director for the republican national committee. to see you. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. what a great day at hofstra, beautiful weather. excitement in the air. >> you always give a weather report. donald trump is your guy. how great of a debater is he? >> i think he will do a great job. i really do. i think it's in contrast, we are excited about him being able to take the stage tonight and i think that's interesting because you hear all the folks on the trump team talking about how excited they are tonight and you hear robby mook and jen palmieri and others out there whining, talking about how if the media doesn't grade him on a curve. i think that donald trump's going to come out and be the agent of change. i think he's excited for it. he's ready for it. that's a sharp contrast to the clinton campaign. they are on defense with a candidate who has debated something like 38 times. she was in the united states senate for two terms. i would think with that kind of resume and experience, they would be out there talki

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, we hear from two top political strategists, starting with the republican national committee's sean spiceran, welcome back to the "newshour." so what's your assessment of last night? how did mr. trump do? >> thanks, judy. i think he really was able to make that contrast with hillary clinton. last night donald trump had an a opportunity to present... to become that candidate of change and present himself as that, whereas hillary clinton was the candidate of the establishment and the status quo.uo if you were looking for a candidate that's going to brings change to washington, i thinko donald trump showed you last night that he's your candidate. if you're ready for more of the same, i think hillary clinton made the case that she's been in washington for 30 years, and she can continue to deliver more of the same. >> woodruff: one of the thingsth he tweeted last night, and i'm quoting, "nothing on e-mails, nothing on the corrupt clinton foundation, and nothing on benghazi." some of his supporters are saying today that he should have brought these things up and he missed his opportunity. >> wel

we'll be talking with trump advisor sean spicer in just a few minutes, but first, we're well over a year into the presidential election, and polls show it's a nail-biter.

i'm going to bring in sean spicer, rnc chief strategist. we have not been able to find each oat in the same city. it took long island to bring us together. >> i think they're ready. >> they're ready. i want to start with something i don't believe. >> okay. >> we have heard that donald trump isn't really preparing. to me, that's like a hot woman who says i just threw this dress on or a nerd saying i didn't study, and then acing the test. so i say baloney. you're feeding us a line that he's not studying. >> i think he is not preparing in the traditional stance, standing at a podium, but of course he's preparing. he's been sitting around with his advisers talking about the issues. it's not a question of whether he's preparing or not, but as governor pence said, he's been preparing his whole life. meeting with world leaders, he's a businessman. so he's done that. in the last several weeks, of course he has sat down with key advisers, with chairman reince priebus on the political end, general flynn, kellyanne conway, newt gingrich, jeff sessions

. >>> and out front now the communications director for the rnc sean spicer.hotos and donald trump laughing it up with bill clinton and posing for photos, very friendly. trump has run on being an outsider and constantly slamming the clintons for these kecks and doesn't this prove he's friends with them and make his criticism ring hollow? >> no. it means that he's a businessman and he's made very clear his connections to not just the clinton, but politicians in the past and he's a successful businessman that played in the political world, but as a dennor and a successful businessman than a politician. this is something that he's talked about in the past his association with prominent politicians and he's a former president and a successful businessman that connected. it's nothing that unusual. >> he's facing criticism for giving an interview to larry king and it aired on russian television and he said positive things there about russia. the trump campaign said it didn't know that that interview would air on russian television because they thought it was for a p

let's talk about this with sean spicer, a communications director for the republican party. >> david digging on this fine donald trump has paid through the irs, because there was a campaign finance violation. the money goes to the attorney general in florida considering investigating trump university. then, she stops investigating. she decides not to. is that pay to play? >> not at all. there were 48 other attorneys general that didn't investigate this. the only one that did was eric schneider man who is a hillary clinton supporter. of all of the 50 states where this was brought up, only one state pursued it, new york, a close ally of hillary clinton. there was a clerical error that was made, all fixed, paperwork refiled. that's it. if this was a cover-up, where are the other 48, 49 states that should have done something? none of them agreed with eric schneider man, the only one, an ally of hillary clinton. the rest of them shared there was no merit in going forward. >> i want to move on to an interview that donald trump gave last night na aired this morning on good morning america.

i want to bring in sean spicer, communications director for republican national committee. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> were you able to hear governor howard dean a few minutes ago? >> part of it. >> we started that interview, i was asking him about a tweet he wrote last night. this is toward the beginning of the debate last night. people were noticing that donald trump was sniffling a bit, was sucking in air through his nose. governor howard dean, as you probably know, tweeted out about cocaine use. he tweeted, notice trump sniffing all the time. coke user, question mark. i asked him why he would do that and his response was that he stands by the tweet, he's not going to revoke it, he's not apologizing and he believes the question needs to be asked whether donald trump is a user of cocaine. your response? >> i have to wonder where dr. dean went to medical school to ask a question like that. i mean, that is -- for a person that is an actual medical doctor to ask a question like that, i -- sort of blows my mind that you would suggest not only drug use for no appar

i'm joined now here on the deck of the intrepid by sean spicer, chief strategist, top communications guy for the republican national committee. thank you for coming out here in new york. i want to talk about this issue of trust we've been discussing, this idea of military members trusting donald trump. you are in the navy reserves. he has talked about waterboarding, he has talked about nato allies, do you trust him to be the commander in chief? >> of course. absolutely. and more importantly, i think the american people do. you've seen the polls that you guys put out through your own network here, the gap is huge. more americans trust donald trump, more feel confident that he can handle the national security of military. he's 20 points up among people who are serving. that's important, and i think going in tonight, it's stronger. >> traditionally the republican does better with veterans and the issue is always been, he can't just keep the status quo, he's got to the broaden his base. >> sure. we have to continue to grow the party. that's why the polls are tightening over the last coup

described this other basket as the poor and desperate people, that is something communications director sean spicers been echoing today, as well. clearly a line surrogates are deploying to say she thinks all an trump supporters aren't worthy of having her attention. that is not exactly what clinton said when you look back. but there's a calculation being made this will be ultimately beneficial to donald trump. does it come with political ricks? of course, it does. a conversation about racism and sexism could potentially be damaging to donald trump. you look the at new "washington post" abc news poll showing that 60% believe he is biased towards women and minorities. any conversation that involves racism and sexism, a lot of political analysts are talking about this could end up hurting trump in the long run unless he's making the right bet here that people will see clinton as more out of touch and as somebody who doesn't care for them before november. >> thankyou, halle jkz. when we return, my election diary for where their stands right now with just two weeks to go before the first big presidentia

we'll be talking with trump advisor sean spicer in just a few minutes, but first, we're well over a year into the presidential election, and polls show it's a nail-biter.

sean spicer, the rnc communications director, just put out a statement talking, ready for this?engths as a debater. saying she has no excuse not to turn in a nearly flawless performance. is this an attempt to lower the bar? one would think that the narrative out of donald trump would be, she's going to be too tired, too exhausted, she can't make it happen. now they're saying she's going to be perfect. >> thiss just uncht raising her bar. basically saying nothing short of an a-plus performance is going to succeed on this night right now. they obviously come into this, and i was talking to some folks within the trump camp over the course of this morning. they're saying hillary clinton, she's disappeared. she's focused, preparing. she must be resting up. we're having an event on sunday night. we' rudy giuliani will be there, chris christie. donald trump himself said i'm going to be cool. he said, you know, i'm going to be respectful to her assuming she is respectful to me. bottom line, the trump folks home they can put all the pressure on the or side, as the clinton folks hope they

we'll be talking with trump advisor sean spicer in just a few minutes, but first, we're well over a yearhe presidential election, and polls show it's a nail-biter. hillary clinton and donald trump in a statistical tie in four battleground states. and clinton's lead nationally has narrowed.

for now, we good to sean spicer, the rnc communications director, who joins with a preview. >> i cannot imagine, sean, more drama ahead of an event that almost begs it letting us down. we built up all this drama. >> i thick it's going be a big, exciting night. could be an historic audience we see with over 100 million people tuning in but the stakes are high and that's a good thing. trump is the agent of change and show how washington can operate differently. how things can operate better and hillary clinton will do a good job of representing the establishment and status quo. we'll see a real for the first time contrast that truly exists in this election tonight on the stage just a few feet from here. >> now, normally we wouldn't pay too much attention to who is in that audience, 1100 seats, a third to clinton supporter, a third to trump supporters, a third to the student volunteers and those participating in a lottery, but mark cuban was invited by the hillary campaign and now donald trump responded, but do you remember a time that who is in the audience has gotten this much press? >>

joining me now is sean spicer, he's been working on trump tower in new york. it is good to have you with me. as we talk about this new add. hillary clinton came out. you know, that's grossly gene l generalist generalistic. >> half of the supporters are sexes and homophobic. but then she alsodesperate. if you don't support hillary clinton, something is wrong with you. that goes to the heart of what's wrong with clinton is that she does not understand what's going on in america right now and troubles and concerns. >> you know there is been issues with paul ryan where he had to come out and talk about bigoted statements by donald trump. we know other top leading republicans, have had to make amends for the standard beof th party. >> she was looking at her wife and had nothing to say. >> they're bringing drugs, crimes, they're rapists. >> we have a judge who's a hater of donald trump. a hater. he's a hater. his name is gonzalo courier. he's talking about the con family and when he made an assumption of that soldier's mother of the grief of losing her child. he att

we'll be talking with trump advisor sean spicer in just a few minutes, but first, we're well over a year into the presidential election, and polls

. >> we were talking about -- kevin talked about managing expectations that sean spicer is saying he have the polish and the verbal -- he's a verbal gunslinger. this is what kellyanne conway the trump campaign manager, said earlier today about that. >> newt gingrich put it best. the former speaker recently said donald trump is the best debater he's ever seen. he's the babe ruth of debating. he shows up, swings and does a great job. >> i love kellyanne. but really? really? the babe ruth of debating? first of all, i didn't know there was babe ruth of debating. if there ever was a babe ruth in recent memory, his name is barack obama. he was the one who was unbelievable on the debate stage. >> we got him in 2008. >> in fairness, donald trump defied expectation. nobody believed he'd be able to be where he is today. one thing he does is he's quick on his feet. he responds the way people don't expect him to respond and he always goes back to the american people. he messages back to the american people. we can expect him not to look at hillary clinton or talk to her. he'll talk to the americ

. >> jackie, sean spicer with the rnc just said yes, because when you're with different groups you have different addresses and different tone. that's not unusual for any candidate. >> all you need to see is how many members of his hispanic advisory council are dropping off today -- >> only one that i know of. >> there's three and cbs is reporting that half of them might go by the end of the day. so there is reaction. that's not normal. he doesn't usually give a speech and lose a bunch of supporters. that's not the direction he wants to go. so, yes, sometimes you do -- politicians do do that, but i think how drastic it was. he looked at the mexican president and said we're friends, it's great, we're going to work through this, we're going to negotiate. >> wonderful people. >> wonderful people. then a couple hours later he made him look foolish, frankly. he said they don't know they're paying for it yet, but they are. no wonder he's so angry. >> phillip, let me ask you about something else that was said last night. a lot of people tend to think immigration immediately from a southern bor

is the double standard that is almost laughable because i heard corey mention a minute ago and sean spicer mention it earlier. oh, my god, he went to mexico, he had a press conference and he took questions. that means he is a diplomat, he is strong, where hillary clinton actually negotiated peace in gaza. actually put 120 country compact together on climate change. this is somebody who has actually -- you know, had some success. >> nobody is looking at that. >> this is the point. clearly, and what i mean by when people will really see through this, at least the people that he needs to attract, it was, like i've said all day today, a pass, he needed to shake things up. he has seen the national polls. he has seen the battle ground polls, how badly he is doing with all of the kdemographics h needs to win. it was seen as a desperation move. the picture might have worked. he didn't do anything. >> here is what i think in my humble estimate that hillary clinton supporter are missing. you're only as good as your last show, your ratings, your last live shot. only as good as your last book. in this

. >> but sean spicer of the rnc quickly said that wasn't the case on twitter, tweeting in one word, noped less than an hour after that appearance, congressman mccaul retracted that statement saying, i misspoke by asserting that the rnc was hacked. what i meant to say is in addition to the dnc, republican political operatives have also been hacked. >>> still ahead, the rnc may not have been victim to a hack attack, but the same cannot be said for several star athletes. >> new reports of more late medical records. back in just a moment. tel here. everyone said it's so hard to be a musician, but i can't imagine doing anything else. now that the train makes it easier to get here, the neighborhood is really changing. i'm always hopping on the train, running all over portland. i have to go wherever the work is. trains with innovative siemens technology help keep cities moving, so neighborhoods and businesses can prosper. i can book 3 or 4 gigs on a good weekend. i'm booked solid for weeks. it takes ingenuity to make it in the big city. i'm booked solid for weeks. right. in. your. stomach! watc

clearly trying to downplay expectations, the republican national committee communications director sean spicer release add memo, put it on the screen. trump hasn't been running for president for 24 years. spent his career as a successful businessman. few are expecting the same level of polish from a verbal gunslinger who's rhetorical strength is speaking to the heart and the gut of the american people. what do you think of that analys analysis? >> that sean spice sir doing his job, doing what he's supposed to do as the spinner in chief for the republican party, which is try to lower expectations for his guy, and raise expectations for their opponent. if he didn't do that, i would go over and put a thermometer in his mouth and make sure he was feeling okay. our challenge as reporters and analysts and veterans of this process is to, to see it differently, and to see it about how each performs on the stage at that time based on the reality that no matter where each has come from, each wants to be the most important and the most powerful person, not only in this country but in the world. so, you k

. >> rnc director sean spicer posted a link with a photo and this message deplorable and proud.e real donald trump supporters embrace the label. the basket of deplorables is growing every day. i'm part of glad to be part of the deblocial adorables. i'm deblocial how about you. trump supporters are deblocial according to hillary, yes we are and we are going to make america great again: successful college experience owning my own business, raising two children, participating and volunteering, i'm deplorable. and speaking of the word deplorable, some conservatives of late on the verge of calling each other that and worse. the issue, of course, is donald trump's candidacy. there is real division. joining me to discuss that is one of the best known contributors in the land former house speaker newt gingrich. so, mr. speaker, i see sean hannity long time veteran conservative. i see jonah goldberg of national review similarly conservative at each other's throats over the trump. it's all over. does it come back together? >> probably not. i think that you -- you are seeing a genuine evol

rnc communications director sean spicer joins us live with his reaction to trump's strategy. bill: our polling comes out at* eastern time. you have got four days when this debate is baked into the numbers. melissa: 6:00 p.m. that's the thing to watch. rescuers have recovered the event recorder from the commuter train that crashed yesterday morning, killing one person and injuring more than 100 others. the news comes as we learn more about the come and who died. investigators say 34-year-old fabiola declone was killed by crash debris. investigators are trying to figure out what caused the crash. the train's engineer, thomas gallagher, is cooperating with authorities after being released from the hospital. witnesses are describing what they saw. >> when officers said did anyone see the engineer? somebody said no. one of the jersey transit employees walked over and looked up in the cab and i walked over with him but i was farther away. you could see his shirt. he was slouched over with injuries. melissa: david lee miller is live in hoboken. how fast was the train going in the en

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kevin: i put that not only to kellyanne conway last night but also to rnc communications director sean spicer and what he told me was they were disappointed that they were not able to discuss other topics such as the clinton foundation, such as more emphasis on her e-mail server as well as what they feel is her record as secretary of state. they are hoping in the next debate in two weeks they will be able to do that. tom: i thought they got in a little bit about the e-mail thing but you cannot get it all into one hour. francine: i just watched the highlights but actually what really reminded me of when mitt romney in 2012 is going after ben bernanke. i cannot make sense of it. i kind of can, but trump yesterday was slamming janet yellen in front of millions of viewers. 2018.rm is up in february will he replace her without a doubt when he becomes president? this is all the markets care about. kevin: i have asked him that several times and he has dodged the question. you are right, he took his attack on the central bank to a widespread mainstream audience but this is the type of rhetoric he has

sean spicer digs in on that. trivia for you, who is older, billy joel and bruce springsteen? you at the top of the hour. ♪ ♪ a country boy is all i'll ever be ♪ >> you know that voice, he's a country music star with rock and roll roots. >> his brand-new album is called "sinner." it's available on itunes right now. >> let's talk first to aaron lewis, live. good morning to you. >> good morning to your band. >> in a minute you are going to do a song called that ain't country. >> yes, sir. and that's because what? what is going on in country music? >> i guess i'm having a hard time seeing the connection to the music that seems to be dominating country radio right now. >> it's too pop? >> and the roots that defined the genre. >> you are trying to get it back to the old country? >> maybe not all the way back, but somewhere in a happy medium. >> kind of mad at luke bryan? >> no, i got nothing against him personally. >> is he hurting your business, your genre? >> no, not at all. you sing one of the songs in with your 14-year-old daughter. >> it's possible. if she wants it. she doesn'

maria: sean spicer wrote, he has a amid running for president for 24 years. the reporters which noted a number of political and media figures describing clinton as a strong debater. this really struck me. mark cuban obviously not a fan of donald trump he shared his view was an donald trump responded in our interview last week listen to this. in donald trump responded in our interview last week listen to this. in the event donald wins i have no doubt in my mind the market tanks so i had put on more than a hundred% hedge that i will put on stronger. i think this. this plan is a great plan were in trouble. explained to mark we had $20 trillion in debt with high taxes in this country that was donald trump with me last friday so now mark cuban got him even more mad. just got a front row seat to watch hillary clinton overwhelm donald trump at hofstra on monday. it is on. do you think mark cuban is trying to get inside of his head quacks to think it will impact trumps performance. >> were happy to have mark cuban there. he's a friend of mine i look forward to seeing

sean spicer reporting on that. >> remember, they said al gore is a great debater. >> you know what ip is going to have to be careful about personal insults when it comes to hillary clinton. he has gotten himself in trouble. you remember michele bachmann and he was talking about her faith and her looks. it was an awkward situation with women saying that's not a place you go. you never look good down that road. >> there is, in fact, a double standard. it applies to the man. you can call him little marco but seen as dismissively and mocking her appearance. i don't think you should do that. you saw with clayton williams running for governor in texas and rick lazio running with hillary ten years later. you're too aggressive with a woman, you lose. >> speaking oaf, our producers are a macing. this is when he walked across the stage and invaded her privacy. >> it's the new york freedom from soft money pack. i signed it. we can sit down together. miss clinton, you want to spopd? >> i certainly do. i admire that. that was a wonderful performance and i -- >> i want you to sign it. >> you did i