he managed a very successful performance against ted cruz, got into a two-point race. john cornyn is not ted cruz. john cornyn is not mistrusted by his voters in the state. ted cruz has a reputation that is -- texans and generally americans are skeptical of him. john cornyn is not that. what happened in 2018, beto o'rourke was running for texas senate. he was appealing to his voters. beto o'rourke has taken a series of far left positions on issues and on rhetorical flourishes. we're talking about a second reset of the beto campaign. he was attacked by the left for not being serious enough on that "vanity fair" cover. he's now going to get serious

he's also suggested senator ted cruz's dad was involved in jfk's assassination. that justice antonin scalia was murdered because a pillow was found over his face. that joe scarborough may have been involved in his intern's death. that there was something fishy about the suicide of vince foster, a former clinton aides. he started the birther movement and offered president obama $5 million for his college records and passport. trump raised questions about senator marco rubio's eligibility to be president because his parents were not born in the u.s. trump conveniently ignored the fact that his own mother wasn't born in the u.s. trump also raised similar eligibility questions about senator ted cruz because he was born in canada. president trump went on to claim that president obama wiretapped trump tower. his own justice department publicly said this did not happen. trump claimed he saw and read about muslim americans celebrating on 9/11. absolutely no footage or news articles have ever been found to support this. he said he lost the popular vote because millions of

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a former supreme court court, has a lot of experience in this area and if this becomes ted cruz's idea to block the nominee the republicans are not going to want to do it because nobody wants to do 10 cruz's bidding so that is why mcconnell acted so quickly. he needed to get in front of this so everybody is looking at scalia's death knowing it will be a big thing at this debate and trying to strategize around it. another person who is strategizing around this is donald trump. don mcgann, a major character in the book, very interesting guy, don mcgann, trump's campaign attorney, had been appointed to the fec, by george w. bush and put on with mitch mcconnell's help because don mcgann i have known a long time. i call him a radical libertarian, don is anti-bureaucratic person and when he got on the fec, became the chairman, he basically shut down the federal election commission and stopped them from doing some of the regulation. to don mcgann that is what he wanted to do and exactly what mitch mcconnell wanted him to do so he is trump's attorney but he knows a lot about the nomination pro

live to senator ted cruz. let's listen in to several victims who are being treated. >> i am the son of a cuban immigrant. my dad came to texas from cuba in 1957 and this murderer was a bigoted hateful white supremacist terrorist and i am confident that state law enforcement, federal law enforcement will have them prosecuted as a terrorists. everything that the full force of federal and state law enforcement will come after him but we need to be united in denouncing this hateful bigotry. i tell you texas is was i was visiting with a woman a few minutes ago in the hospital who was shot, she's 81 and she would mow her lawn every weekend. she was full of joy, full of peace in the face of tragedy, i was visiting with another young woman, a stranger, she was shot, a stranger brought her into his car and drove her to the hospital and saved her life and one of the things we can be truly inspired and uplifted is in the face of darkness and evil there are everyday heroes living down the street who will stand up and help

today it's my honor to introduce as the next speaker one of my heroes senator ted cruz. i first learned about senator cruz in 2012 when he was running for the united states senate in the great state of texas. i very clearly remember reading an article in national review about this underdog reaganite who despite facing a tremendous uphill battle would fight and win the primary against the establishment candidate and then the general election. and that is what best describes senator cruz, a fighter. he has always fought for and defended the conservative values that have helped make america the incredible nation that it is. his whole life, he's fought against socialism and communist regimes like the castros in cuba, from which his father escaped after being tortured and imprisoned with nothing but $100 sewn into his underwear. senator cruz fought to keep the words one nation under god in our pledge of allegiance taking that case -- [ applause ] >> in the senate he's fought to repeal obamacare and confirm judges and justices who will uphold the constitution. he's currently fi

kamela harris, the mayor of san juan, ted cruz, marco rubio and hillary clinton. michelle, he's got a lot of nasties on his list. i think that's projection. >> i think he's a misogynist. we'll e we' we've all known that. he gets incensed like i said before, when a woman says no to him or when he feels he is being humiliated and laughered at by women. in effect he is getting laughered at by women all over the world, women leaders in scandinavia, in germany, every kind of everywhere there are women in power, they are laughing at this ridiculous example of male bluster run amuck. >> you can also look for women to be the first women to flee the republican party and supporting donald trump if a recession actually happens. you talk to women republicans, they have very, very already on edge with the president and i can see them saying, you know what, i don't have to put up with this. >> we got the numbers yesterday. >> and it's not just -- >> 32% deficit among women as opposed to a 13% deficit before. >> yeah. >> it's not just the suburban college educated women we saw.

senator ted cruz. let's listen in. i think that's where several of the victims are gathering. >> i am the son of a cuban immigrant. my dad came to america in 1957 and i am confident that state law enforcement and federal law enforcement, and i'm confident that the full force of federal and state law enforcement will come after him. but we need to be united in denouncing this hateful bigotry. i was visiting with the woman a few minutes ago in the hospital who was shot, and she was 81 and would mow her lawn every week. she was full of joy, full of peace in the face of tragedy, in the face of tragedy she was full of joy. she was shot and a stranger brought her into his car and drove her to the hospital. at one of the things that we can be truly inspired and uplifted with it is, in the face of darkness and evil. there are every day heroes living down the street will stand up and help. they only come closer and closer together, and the best cure for hatred is love. there are literally millions of texans, mi

elizabeth warren is motivated by believing they are too wealthy and ted cruz is motivated by believinghey are too powerful. but you see this alliance that might be growing in the interesting dynamics. >> host: if we have the editor in any number of executives here in this conversation with us what would you say to them and what is your advice to them in terms of looking at the country because certainly an argument i hear over and over again from people that are critic that he is dividing the country. to what extent are these national media outlets dividing the country? when i walked out there wouldn't be a need to fumigate this room that is the police system they would be very surprised that i didn't have smoke and forms. i didn't know you were a conservative. so i think that is going on today in the news media. not just professional, but it's personal, it's the social world. that's all they know. they all work at the same network and they all think the same way. at the end of the day i don't like the term mainstream media because they are not mainstream. they don't see themselves as a

ted cruz barely beats beto o'rourke. the reason he didn't have a serious primary challenge is because he came around on donald trump and won trump's support. that's the -- it's all politics. >> i'm glad you reminded us of that convention moment. i remember that. it was pretty shocking. >> it was remarkable. you thought they'll never patch things up. well. >> another texan rival now turned ally, governor rick perry. watch this. >> he offers a barking carnival act that can best be described as trumpism. a toxic mix of demagoguery and mean spiritedness and nonsense. >> listen, perry's one of the most stable members of the trump cabinet in a white house known for a high turnover. how has he managed to stay on so long after such a stinging rebuke? >> it's remarkable to think we're four years on and he's the energy secretary. he has been since the start of the trump administration. how has he been able to stay on? donald trump loves a redemption story. right, he loves the, we used to be rivals, but rick and i are good now. the

coming up we hear from senators ted cruz, rick scott and ted cotton. [applause] [applause] >> god bless the young american foundation. [cheering] usa, usa, usa, usa,. >> 17 minutes ago, nancy pelosi sent out a security alert. she said she discovered there were a bunch of young troublemakers in town. [cheering] she said she heard this gathering dangerous. infective with ideas that are harmful if you're a big government autocrat. these ideas are also dangerous if you are a woke lefty, if you aren't oh so precious hollywood celebrity. if you are, a university administrator, the ideas that are represented in this room are terrifying. for those watching at home on c-span, there are no safe spaces in this room. [cheering] cro[applause] tierney has been with us since the dawn of time. big government, the power of the government to control your life has been with us from the dawn of time. the men and women gathered here, hollywood in the universities, and nancy pelosi in the 22 doors on the debate stage, they are all right to be terrified as the ideas you beli

this is the beto that was successful against ted cruz. the leadership of his campaign, i actually know one of them who worked with me in 2018, and he's a good one to be a candidate. >> beto was in his hometown in el paso over the weekend, obviously still dealing with the fallout of the shooting. was there any talk of beto even though he wasn't there? >> that certainly was a big decision for congressman o'rourke to not come to the state. it was a huge weekend of campaigning here with the state fair. there was also a gun control forum that was held in the wake of these two shootings. congressman o'rourke was able to send a video message and weigh in on some of these events. his staff certainly was representing him and holding a moment of silence, even, at one of these events, an acknowledgment of those victims, so he was still extending himself into the state of iowa, trying to keep himself present in some way. >> nola, this weekend the houston chronicle echoed this sentiment calling on beto to come home and run for senate. they wrote this.

reminding some why the one-time congressman captured so many for the run for the senate against ted cruz. he made an effort to travel to every county in texas. >> just human beings. real people making this happen. >> reporter: and expanded his brand nationally through social media, live streaming everything. celebrities like willie nelson flocked to the congressman, even beyonce showing her support. but it wasn't enough. he narrowly lost in this deep red state where democrats haven't won in decades. >> tonight's loss does nothing to diminish the way that i feel about texas or this country. [cheers and applause] i'm so [ bleep ] proud of you guys. >> reporter: even in defeat, admirers saw a promising presidential future. he appeared with president obama and on vanity fair. but after he announced, he floundered in the polls and faltered in debates. we sat down with o'rourke and a group of texas voters, all undecided. >> can i ask you a question? we still like, in the democratic debates, is beto being polite? if you're toe to toe with trump, how are you going to do this? we need a bulldog i

i had endorsed ted cruz. i was asked to submit a piece as to why i was supporting ted cruz over donald trump. in the book i reprint exactly what i wrote. i stand behind it and there was a donald trump, he did not walk with conservatives like reagan did. it's a simple. well, unfortunately that addition became the bible for never trump. there were some people with the national view and continue to be very vocal vocally anti- trump. but we got that in there. i was the recipients of other interesting hate suite. . . . >> at the end of the lunch he asked and i said we had and he sent a check afterwards. my wife was not happy with that but it was be met but the language i found that to be interesting because that's a phrase that used to describe alma rosato to fire her like a dog with multiple people against men and women but somehow against women as a feminist so talking about the humility when the president uses language like that is it unfair is he truly sexist or wait racist or more equal combatant if i am spea

. >> senator ted cruz spoke recently about liberty, social justice, and free enterprise. the young america's foundation conference in washington dc. [cheering and applause] >> god bless the young america's foundation. [cheering and applause] ]audience chanting "usa, usa!" : so, 17 minutes ago, nancy pelosi sent out a security alert. discovered there were a bunch of young troublemakers in town. [cheering and applause] sen. cruz: she said she heard this gathering was dangerous. infectious. harmful ifthat are you are a big government autocrat. dangerouss are also lefty.are a woke, preciouse an oh so hollywood celebrity. if you are a university administrator, the ideas that are represented in this room are terrifying. for those watching at home on c-span, there are no safe spaces in this room. [cheering and applause] sen. cruz: tyranny has been with us since the dawn of time. big government, the power of the government to control your life has been with us since the dawn of time. let me tell you, the men and women who gathered here, hollywood and the universities, the 22cy pe

the rand paul the mic glee's and ted cruz one or two more are the only conservatives in town.the question is how long can the republicans keep up this faÇade of being conservatives when you see they are no different from the democrats when it comes to economic or policy issues. when you try to out democrat a democrat the democrat always wins. >> host: what about the budget that was disagreed upon? >> guest: it's unfortunate that the president would do that understandably. every republican and even democrats to run on the idea of fiscal conservatism. why we are going to stop this crazy spending and why our children and their children and their children are going to be affect by this. why it's irresponsible and then republicans point the finger at the democrats during the obama years. now the democrats are pointing figures -- fingers at the republicans. all presidents are signing it. bush signed all of these bills and barack obama signed all of these bills and now president trump is going to. there's going to be a comeuppance but unfortunately it's not going to be us. it's going

this is when you're supporting ted cruz. because there's a mass gulf.heir records make clear that ted cruz is a consistent conservative will the shrink the federal footprint and some will say that is exactly what donald trump has done. >> and we were supporting ted cruz then and in the middle of the campaign you mix it up. but what we base our current position is the results. he's governed as a free market conservatives. deregulating oil and energy industry, deregulating the internet and it's working. the economy is still at 2 and a half 3% growth. that's a reversal. and you see more and more people entering the workplace and getting higher paying jobs. >> you said he's governed as a free market conservative. the cost of protectionism are largely born by american consumers. how can you say he's governed as a free market conservative when he's been issuing tariffs left and right? is your board struggling with this? >> yeah, the tariffs are attacks on the american people. they're a problem. whauts what's going on at the g7. it's the heart of the deal and

members of shootings over the weekend that they were greeted in el paso by senators john cornyn and ted cruz. governor greg abbott and the mayor of el paso. [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> mr. mayor? mr. mayor? [background sounds]

this was all political espionage conducted against hillary clinton, rubio, ted cruz, and trump. i was in the room when it happened in the way, i was part of it. i knew i had some of the pieces, i had the pieces of something much bigger. as stuff bubbled into the news, i started realizing i had these very important missing pieces. i actually started trying to help them but i had to wait until there was a return to the rule of law. that took waiting until bill barr got installed, i don't know the guy, but only then did i trust things enough. >> martha: it's my understanding that i should just point this out because some people might be listening and saying how credible is this? we did some asking around and we have basically had the indication that there is every reason to believe that your story is indeed credible. >> i'm not in the convincing business. >> martha: let me go back to what everyone is saying at home, what did they tell you to do, what did they ask you to do? >> some of it involved this young lady maria butina who came here -- so some of it involved her, some of it i

can also see how that language is attempted to be used against left wing anti-racist recently by ted cruz trump and others that feels like a 1000000 years ago because it's been shown to be somewhat a critic but i think that shows the danger implicit in it which is i want to play you a little bit of a clip from another el paso resident and she points to the hypocrisy of the in motion that's happening right now bearing in mind the context of which will anything in the united states is casandra and he said. white supremacy in any extension of any form of it has just been so accepted here specifically of the border ways to tension with the military invasion of the border with border militias or right wing nazis coming to occupy the border and no less denouncing and imperialists the hypocrites who are complicit in these anti elegies who have voted for trump who back the n.r.a. who again normal lives by supremacy normalise nazis want to accept them in arkansas not just in our community but everywhere all of a sudden and more and grief ensure the condolences that infuriated. but yes well you kno

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he is not a lightning rod like ted cruz and doesn't inspire the level of love. >> he is also not thes love to hate. >> he doesn't inspire the same level of hate either. but in a world where the suburbs are moving so rapidly away from republicans and toward democrats we saw some of this in 2018, and the trends continue, the data experts who said texas is not going to turn blue throughout the obama presidency were right and now are raising alarms the trends are moving in a different direction. soccer moms, college educated voters, affluent white voters are moving away from republicans in the era of trump. if that continues yes democrats have a shot. >> this isn't the only crowded race they are asking people get out run for senate. colorado for example which had a whole plethora of candidates including women of color running, all of the people being talked about to come out of this race, bullock being another one. but even having said that chattering are the democrats paying enough attention to how important the senate is? >> not at all. it is really necessary for them whether they win

the president and first later also fluor they were d -- where senators greeted by ted cruz and [inaudible] first responders. [whirring helicopter rotors] [inaudible conversations]

and so what worked in texas against ted cruz has not been working for him. and as garrett points out, maybe there's a reset in the campaign. we'll see if there's a resunset temperament as well. >> "the new york times" reports that john hicker looper is mulling an end to his presidential bid to run for the senate. do you think he should and, second, is he just kind of the start if he gets out? we've talked for a long time about how who does and the doesn't make the debate stage in september is going to be a natural whittling process. >> as for governor hickenlooper, i'm not a big believer on telling people what they should and shouldn't run for. he's got to decide that for himself. i think he said this publicly. he ran for governor because had he executive experience in his background, he wanted to be governor. he thinks he'd be a good president. he doesn't think he'd be a great senator. so the last thing you want is for someone to run for a job that they don't want. and frankly, looking at the u.s. congress these days, i don't know anyone that would want to

he was a way people could cast a comfortable protest vote against ted cruz, and they did.z ran behind the rest of the republican ticket all the way down to and including the republican candidate for rail road commissioner, of all things, in texas. so i thought that he was overrated and his presidential campaign has only served to confirm, in my mind, that he was overrated in that campaign. best of luck to him. he's gonna try and restart here. we'll see if anybody comes of it but i would not bet a penny on him given what we've seen thus far this year. >> dana: i had to look down and see where exactly are you. the background is so beautiful, it's so distracting. but i heard what you said. you're in aspen, colorado. a beautiful place. >> beautiful place. as coloradans we like this place. or former coloradans. thank you, dana. >> dana: millions of americans living in healthcare deserts where their medical treatment is hours away or they just can't afford it. the basic things they are going without and the group that's helping them, up next. wow! that's ensure max protein, with

> he's not ted cruz. >> he's not ted cruz. and he'd be running in 2020 when president trump is on the ballot. you're going to bring out a lot of republicans. john hickenlooper is running against a very weak cory gardner. that's a different race all together. >> let's look at recent economist ugov moll for the democratic primary. you know, you can put up any of these polls, cornell. show similar things, biden, warren, sanders, harris up there, buttigieg usually up there. in this particular poll, it's got beto o'rourke at 5%. after that, you drop to 2%, there are people under 2% and 1%. to your point that these people think they're special, by the way, by many measures, they are. they're accomplished, they're interesting people with really good policy prescriptives. what they don't seem to be asking themselves is am i more special than someone else who i can get out of the race and support? >> well, you know, is it your time? certain candidates catch fire because it's their time. i had the fortune of workin

this is when you were supporting ted cruz. because there's a vast gulf between the two leading republican candidates on matters of economic liberty. their records make clear that ted cruz is a consistent conservative who will fight to shrink the federal footprint, while donald trump will seem to remake government in his desired image. some will read that and say, you were pretty prescient. that's exactly what donald trump has done. >> and chuck, we were supporting ted cruz then, and in the middle of the campaign, you mix it up. but what we base our current position on is the results. president trump has governed as a free-market conservative, cutting taxes, trying to get rid of obamacare, deregulating oil and energy industry, deregulating the internet. and it's working. the economy is still at 2.5%, 3% growth. that's a reversal from his predecessor. unemployment, the lowest rate ever. and you see more and more people entering the workplace and getting higher paying jobs. >> i want to follow up with something you said. you said

. >> senator ted cruz today said people on both sides of the political aisle need to tone down their rhetoric. do you agree with that? >> i do agree, but i think we have toned it down. we have been getting hit left and right, from everybody. many of the people i do not know. a couple of the people from texas, political people from texas that are not doing very well. i guess somebody said the mayor. i had a very nice conversation with the mayor of dayton, could not have been nicer, and then she goes and says i tried to call him. i spoke to her, and i didn't receive any call. they are trying to make political points. i do not think it works because i would like to stay out of the political fray. as i was saying and as just came out, the dayton situation, he was a fan of antifa. he was a fan of bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. nothing to do with trump, but nobody ever mentions that. >> [indiscernible] >> no, i don't blame elizabeth warren and i don't blame bernie sanders in the case of ohio and i don't blame anybody. i blame -- these are sick people. these are people that are really

ted cruz can say it. why can't president trump? >> i don't know. normally -- look, i the shooter.hould. >> obviously. >> but i also blame president trump, and i tay it this way. when you havespeak, your respon about what you say, and the president has consistently said things like "invasion," he laughed at one of the supporters who said, you know, shoot them, when he talked about immigrants coming over the border. that's a responsibility. so -- if you want to tweet out racist tweets and laugh at "shoot them" and cull 2 an invasion, guess what? you own it. this is yours. there's a link. the president now justifies it. he has now legitimized it. so you have young white men, white supremacists being radicalized and when the leader of the free world can't condemn that's correct the leader of the free world says things that enforce that, that's a serious problem, and we're not talking about with a lot of twit terr followers, but someone we're supposed to be able to look up to. this is unlike anything i think you or i have seen in the course of doing this, but the without does seem to b

where they were greeted on the tarmac by texas governor greg abbott and senators john cornyn and ted cruz before heading to an emergency operation center to speak first responders. [reporters' questions]

the heat of the republican primary when ted cruz was his only opponent.tons sort of act as a forever foil for him. they've been the targets of right-wing conspiracies for decades, and it's something that it almost seems in this case like he can't resist. >> and i thought that your quote from doug brinkley, the presidential historian, was fantastic. he believes this is a deflection strategy, right? he says, quote, the first thing trump wanted to do was put bill clinton into the mix. he added make it about bubba, not about donald. >> and it's interesting because, look, donald trump and bill clinton both have a history with jeffrey epstein. and you would think that if you had your own long friendship with him -- >> you would avoid it like the plague. >> and during the campaign, trump's own aides were worried about the epstein connection. but donald trump clearly doesn't see it that way. he sees this as a weapon he can take against an old political adversary. and what we saw him do today in comments to reporters was, again, one has to ask, he says, was bill c

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and then as presidential candidate, trump shared an conspiracy theory linking ted cruz's father to theassination of john f. kennedy. trump has continued to share some falsehoods and conspiracy theories including one about former president obama wiretapping president trump during the campaign. there's no evidence for that claim, of course. now, bill clinton's response, he's called it ridiculous and of course not true. >> okay. thank you. >>> the acting commissioner of customs and border protection is defending the mass immigration raids at plants in mississippi last week. mark morgan telling cnn he disputes the terminology being used and insists they are not raids. >> i think words matter. these aren't raids. these are targeted law enforcement operations. in this case, this was a joint criminal investigation with i.c.e. and the department of justice targeting work site enforcement. targeting companies that knowfully and willing ly take i illegals to exploit them for their bottom line. >> the trump administration has prosecuted zero companies and just 11 individuals for employed undocume

beto seemed like a 1 in generation phenom coming within a pig 's whisker of beating ted cruz in last. but instead of a meating man witch, he turned out to be texas tofu. he fooled people to thinking he was deep and authentic, but ted cruz is still senator, and beto is once again hitting the reset button. beto took a few months off after his senate loss to be annoying and sel self indulgent. posing for cover of "vanity fair," and saying, i was born to be in it? what, last place? he is pontiac aztec of presidential candidates, is mayor pete rolled up in his tesla and stole beto's mojo, he has become obsolete. he is jumped a table, live streamed his grooming errands, and called president nazi, and blathered out talking points like a moldy t-shirt cannon, none has worked. his long history of failing upward. the only adoring outlet left is the houston concric chronicle. they want him to remain in spotlight to is to drop out of the president at race and take on john cornyn. it time for this bearded lady to take a powder event beto knows it nothing sadr than a narcissist who fell out of lov

ted cruz has been sounding this alarm bell on capitol hill these tech companies are protected by the communications decency act in a section that basically says because and as long as they are neutral platforms, they don't have to worry about certain things related to monopoly or liability that media firms like fox news does. well, cruz's point is they're not neutral platforms anymore. so let's stop fooling ourselves. if they're not going to be neutral platforms, why do they get the benefits of being a neutral platform. i think cruz is right. they ought to choose. they ought to be neutral platforms in the true sense of the word, and they can keep their current status of some of these legal protections they have, or if they want to continue in the path they are going, they're going to be treated as media companies, which means, you know, if a broadcasting company wants to buy a television station somewhere, that has to be approved. if you do something and somebody thinks you have libelled them as a media company, you can be sued. that should be applied to these tech companys if they a

he wants to go back to when he can have a cardboard cut of ted cruz on the stage with him.to get that. every time you do the reset. swearing once or twice, supercool, every single time we watch south park. 27 seasons of it. this is your second chance in three strikes and he's out. >> with joe does not work out, if hillary -- >> who is it? it's not going to be beto obviously. >> i think to him he think that failure. >> that was if he loses another. >> i don't think this is his right to win and who paid decisions for him. that is what really -- >> he was born for. >> they all think they were. some are raisin running for pret or vice president or secretary of state. >> at least andrew yang -- at least has some interesting ideas. at least he'll never be president but looking at things and the different way. nato doesn't even have that, he's not interesting. he is a kook. former republican congressman says his party needs primary president trump while the maserati does 185 and works as a conservative radio host. he told msnbc he wants to apologize for the role i played in the un

ted cruz has. many republicans have.he president say this morning and frankly, will it change anything? can it change his past positions? the white house as of this morning says none of this is the president's fault. >> this was a sick person. the person in dayton was a sick person. no politician is to blame for that. >> want to bring in katelyn dickerson for "the new york times" and john avalon senior political analyst and laura nalone for politico. john, you know it's glib. sometimes we say there's a search for answers. there's no search this morning. we have the answers. we know exactly why this suspected terrorist drove 12 hours to kill hispanics, because he told us, police say, in that scree he wrote. we also know his words are the same words the president has used in the past. i can't tell you directly that he did it because the president said it, but i can tell you they used the same words. the president will address the nation this morning. as of now, he hasn't called this terrorism. he hasn't called it an act of

>> i really don't know. >> reporter: early in 2016 trump ridiculously suggested ted cruz's father was involved in the jfk assassination. >> this is nuts. this is not a reasonable position. this is just cooky. >> reporter: recently trump wondered about justice anthony scalia. authorities said he died in his sleep of natural causes. and amid the conspiracies perhaps there's clarity right now with one source telling cnn they believe epstein was left alone in his cell and the guards weren't checking on him every 30 minutes as required. as for the federal bureau of prisons, they've declined to comment. >>> coming up, it was supposed to be a social satire but in the wake of two mass shootings universal pictures decided the reof an upcoming movie called "the hunt" was no laughing matter. more on this controversy next. bend at the waist! i'm tryin'! keep it up. you'll get there. whoa-hoa-hoa! 30 grams of protein, and one gram of sugar. ensure max protein. my bladder leak underwear.orried someone might see so, i switched. to always discreet boutique. its shape-hugging threads smooth out the ba

you were with the ted cruz campaign.state fair and aiea caucuses can always make or break some folks. luckily for your candidate, it made it. >> first of all, von is one of the best in the business. hard working guy. so great for ato have him out there. iowa in general, the iowa caucuses are a very valuable process for campaigns and you know sometimes you hear people complain about iowa doesn't necessarily represent whether for republicans or democrats a broader cross section of america. i'm glad that the iowa caucuses are the first in the nation because just like you saw with cruz, what we saw with biden over the weekend. in iowa, you have to actually meet, talk, respond to voters one-on-one. not in stage scenarios. not in town halls where you know what the question's going to be, but in cafes. at fairs, et cetera. i think that forces candidates to really come forward and explain their issues not just with sound bites and answer questions that are on people's minds and even more so on the democratic side, you know on th

ted cruz and his wife ran out of a restaurant in washington.ere deserve it attacks apparently. and cnn contributor said at the time when sarah sanders was thrown out, there is a cost to pay for the decisions you make in life. don lemon, ted cruz said sometimes the only agency that you have is to get in someone's face. well, i think you and i would disagree with that. public people are entitled to private lives especially when they have family and whites and children around. that was horrible what happened, but i don't know why chris responded this way. something set him off. >> jesse: listen, i have not handled myself well in certain public situations i have kind of been confronted. it happens, you grow from it, you learn from it, you know, you will never do this again. he took the bait and responded. you know, the other day, i was at a lounge at delta sky situation trying to take off for a flight with my family and the actors high level above or whatever his name is, they look like him. i walked by and he called me trash. right in front of my

ted cruz said you're a pathological liar. marco rubio said you're a con man. >> what good does it say told you so now. we're in the middle of this. >> maria has made the most significant point. a lot of people say all these things are going wrong. the president has been discredited but there's no consequences. there are consequences. democrats won the house in 2018 and i think the odds suggest they are on track to win the presidency in 20. his presidency got another year to run. i'm a bit more optimistic that the country is going to survive this. we'll have a campaign next year. he'll have an opponent and make will make their judgment. >> that's a question i've gotten a lot today. is this a tipping point. i say a tipping point for what. i don't know. i think tomorrow will be a fascinating day when he visits the city. >> i spent four weeks in el paso. i have family in el paso. el paso is as discan he be th d -- disconnected from the political spectrum. you have 2.5 million unregistered latino youth in texas. there's also resil

not to mention marco rubio, ted cruz, jeb bush. i only have two hours tonight so i won't go on.he list goes on and on. listen to what the president said about his feud with denmark. >> we can't treat the united states of america the way they treated us under president obama. >> interesting that he mentioned former president barack obama. because guess who is going to denmark? president obama. a source telling cnn that he'll be traving there next month. maybe it is a coincidence that president trump canceled his trip. though he sure does seem to have his predecessor on his mind a lot. even repeating his nonsensical claim the 44th president was somehow outsmarted by vladimir putin. >> russia outsmarted president obama. they took over during his turn. not during mine. crimea. they took over crimea. we spend a lot of time talking about russia at those meetings. and they're not there. i think it would be a good thing if russia were there so we can speak directly. >> did you their reporter say, they're still there. why let them in now? didn't answer that. he kept going. he doesn't hav