this is the newspaper of the ku klux klan today. it's "the crusader," the political voice of white christian america. the premier voice of white resistance. they've got -- you see the white power symbol in the right-hand corner. watch white pride tv, listen to kkk radio 24 hours a day. this newsletter is about 12 pages long, features article on the threat of nonwhite immigration, a very subtle feature on black people committing terrible crimes against white people. there's an article by the founder of the america first party which is all about the terrorist jews. he brags that he's the man who david duke credits for awakening him to the threat of jewish supremacist. the full page story is make america great again with a big featured center photo of donald trump. it's one of several articles in the paper about trump, including this in-set article about how trump's candidacy is moving the dialogue forward. i should tell you, this is a copy. we got a pdf scan of this. you see the picture there? that inset picture is actually a still fro

. >> president obama invoked donald trump's seeming reluctance to denounce the ku klux klan, accusing the trump campaign of attempting to suppress the minority vote as i'm sure you know just this morning donald trump picked up a newspaper endorsement from the crusader which is the ku klux klan quarterly. on the front page of the paper it says that they want donald trump to be president and write "make america great again". the trump campaign, though not the candidate, denounced this. does it trouble you that he continues to get support from bigots? >> jake, these are last-minute drastic attempts to move the people of america away from the real issue. 70% of americans think that the debt in the economy and jobs are the most important and yet those are the things that democrats don't want to talk about. we just heard the president talk about how great this economy is doing. jake, you know this is the worst recovery in the last 60 years. gdp growth under this president on a compound basis is less than 1% and under this president, we've allowed 4 million women to fall into poverty and yet

there have been people who were in the ku klux klan and senators from alabama. ly hugo black who became a great liberal supreme court justice and was confirmed by the senate after he had been a member of the ku klux klan. i don't think we're going to see -- i would love it, if jeff sessions becomes a great advocate for civil rights for all americans. but he's going to win in the confirmation hearing. but you can't look at this appointment separate from the other four names weave been talking about and what that signal is to all americans of where donald trump is going. and they are quite frankly poking in the eye. >> what about the signal? he's five for five on white men here. first of all. five names. they are all white men. what signal does that send? >> look. first of all i would say i don't think anybody says you know what? i really wish we had a different attorney general or a different chief of staff. i think that at the end of the day if donald trump can turn the economy around, can make people feel better about america, more o optimistic, then he'll be a

, really have a hard time swallowing the idea of trump. >> last night rachel maddow reported that the kulux klan was endorsing donald trump, today your newspaper, the washington post interviewed thomas robb who is the head of the klan, and he tried to split hairs here saying it's not officially endorsing trump, but we like his candidacy, we like a lot of his views of the trump campaign moments ago released a statement mr. trump on the campaign denounces any hate in any form. and this does not represent the tens of millions of americans who unite behind our campaign. they may very well represent the view of millions of donald trump's voters. >> right, right. look, i think we know by now where white supremacists are going in this election. >> there's one place to go. >> they got one place to go, and they're going for donald trump. so i'm glad they put out the statement. i haven't read the whole statement. they probably should have said, don't vote for me, because that's not what, you're not going to get what you want if you vote for me. if the statement went on and said that, then i would

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amy: from the first african-american president to one supported by the ku klux klan, donald trump has been elected the 45th president of the united states. he has vowed to build a wall with mexico, been muslims, in jail his opponent hillary clinton. the house and senate will remain in republican control. all of that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. donald trump was elected 45th president of the united states defeating hillary rodham clinton , in a stunning upset that reverberated around the world. trump carried at least 279 electoral college votes to clinton's 218, although trump appears to have narrowly lost the popular vote. around 2:50 a.m., trump took the stage at a new york city victory party, saying he had received a phone call by hillary clinton congratulating him on the win. mr. trump: to all republicans and democrats and independents across this nation, i say it is time for us to come together as one united people. it is time. [applause] i pledge to every citizen of our land that i will be president f

. >> donald trump was endorsed by the official newspaper of the ku klux klan. >> more than 80% of therican people are disgusted by the presidential campaign as it comes to a close. talking points will deal with the ramifications of that. >> i am sick and tired of him going after my family. my dad is the greatest man alive in my mind. [cheers] >> the bush family and other powerful republicans still will not support donald trump. will that be a factor in the upcoming vote? >> unles how much do you smoke? i'm so wasted. >> also tonight it looks like california will legalize marijuana even as a new study shows poor minorities are getting hurt by the drug. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. tuesday cannot come fast enough that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. poll buy cbpoll by abc news says 82% of americans are disgusted with the presidential campaign. just 13% are excited by it. who are those people? pretty much everyone i know can't wait until the whole thing is

just a few days ago, donald trump was endorsed by the official newspaper of the ku klux klan. ey wrote their endorsement under the stloegan of his campaign, make america great again. they said it's about preserving white identity and they've placed their faith and hope in him. >> a quick reminder, the trump campaign has disavowed that endorsement. back with the panel again. jeffrey lord, does that worry you, that hillary clinton is -- >> no. first of all, that's a flat-out, if i may say this, lie. i mean, the ku klux klan was formed as the military arm of the democratic party. >> oh -- >> i'm sorry, i'm sorry. >> we're talking about 2016. >> i'm sorry, but it exists in the first place because of your party. which has never apologized for this. >> who did they endorse? >> they endorsed woodrow wilson. >> beyond the -- >> and we protected it. >> i'm still waiting for you -- >> beyond the history, just right now, in 2016, does it matter in this election for donald trump? >> it matters -- >> it matters -- >> it matters to reject racism and anti-semitism, which they stand for. and t

i mean, the ku klux klan was formed as the military arm of the democratic party.'m sorry, i'm sorry. >> we're talking about 2016. >> i'm sorry but it exists in the first place because of your party, which has never apologized for this. >> who did they endorse. >> woodrow wilson. >> beyond the -- >> we rejected it. >> doesn't matter. >> beyond the history, just right now in the 2016, does it matter in this election for trump? >> it matters to reject racism and anti-semitism, which they stand for. that should apply, not just to the klan but to all sorts of people like al sharpton. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. >> the ku klux klan trinched and terrorized people. >> let him respond and then you can -- >> it is just unfair to whatever you may think of al sharpton that is unfair. that's first. look at this throughout the week. what we have had this week is david duke on the united states senate stage saying hillary clinton deserved he electric chair. a black church bombed in mississippi and the kkk came out in their newspaper and endorse trump. when you think of these things and

the campaign is denouncing a show of support from the official newspaper of the ku klux klan. this is the front page of "the crusaders." it borrows the statement "make america great again." the campaign says this is repulsive and in their views does not unite the tens of millions of americans who are uniting behind our campaign. and now, of course, the trump campaign much quicker to move on it. >> much quicker, denounced what is reported to be from a white nationalist robocall in utah. denounced that as well. the financial power of both presidential campaigns playing out on the nation's airwaves. a total of $44 million flooding local station and cable channels. the clinton campaign and her super pacs are spending $25.5 million on ads in the final week before the election. dump's campaign and outside groups they're unloading $18.6 million. these numbers will likely grow. the trump campaign says it will spend a total of $25 million. the clinton campaign says it will spend a total of six figures. colorado, michigan and new mexico. clinton has burned through $225 million in tv ads

the police chief got the ku klux klan news letter personally at stop in one case the woman said her daughter picked it up. that's of concern. >> reporter: the first amendment protects whoever is doing this. no person was being targeted based on race religion or sexual orientation. >> no crime here? >> no crime here. >> reporter: this newspaper was published in arkansas. it dubbed itself the political voice of white christian america. this issue is more than a year old. some residents say they stand up to racial intolerance. >> i'm not a violent person i would let them know you're not welcome here. >> reporter: the chief says it's best to ignore them and trash the newspaper. >> mine went into the shredder. i don't know that the cat would like it. >> reporter: one young woman who identified herself of the lgbt community saying she found the family's safety was in jeopardy. >> anchor: the first medical marijuana dispensary is in newton. garden remedies medical marijuana dispensary. the company's founder says she is a breast cancer survivor and started the business to help others going through c

and he says that barack obama is the ku klux klan. but his bizarre cultish theology has now morphed this year into loving donald trump and going to all the donald trump rallies. but the partisan appeal of him holding up the sign that says blacks for trump, the reason that's been so attractive to republicans and the trump campaign they've been willing to let this guy get on stage and advertise his website and get all this attention from the candidate without asking too many questions about who exactly he is and why exactly he's there. and that's probably wise because here is what happens when you do ask him those questions. >> from infowars.com. i'm here with michael the black man on the radio. there's the shirt he is repping tonight. why are you wearing this shirt? >> i'm wearing this to show my support for donald trump and my disdain for hillary clinton who is actually the financier of slavery. what do you mean she's the financier? her name is hillary rodham clinton and the descendants of the rothchilds and her biggest donor is len ro

us as the first black president is set to leave the white house and as a man that was endorsed by the kuklan is about to enter. faith. i just want to let everyone know that i spent years looking at the absolute worst of america, it's for a -- at indiana i never lost faith. the terror of racism, i never lost faith that the terror of racism on one day and. i never lost faith because for every racist idea, there was an antiracist idea. for every color of the mind can every care killer of the mind there was a lifesaver of the mind. and in the midst of the human ugliness of racism, there was the human beauty. there is the human beauty in the resistance to racism. that is why i have faith, and i will never lose my faith without you and i can create an anti-racist america where racial disparities are nonexistent, where americans are no longer manipulated by racist ideas and wear black lives matter. [applause] and so i want to thank my daughter for that and all of those in history, all those people across the nation who are learning to be antiracist and dedicated their lives to this work. i dedi

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saying this is a conversation we need to have amongst ourselves about how someone who was endorse bid the ku klux klan could have won the majority of white voters. >> and nicolle, this was the path that no one believed was possible because it would require exactly what heather is talking about. >> not only that it wasn't possible but why would it be desirable? >> why would you want to run a party and win without women and minorities? women make up 53% of those who vote in a presidential election. no model prior to trump's win had it feasible to win with shrinking numbers in any democrat graphic group, latinos and african-americans, and he did that. the conversation about race should be the first priority but the second or third should be a conversation about the cultural divisions and if there are walls up in our country they are sort of walls around the coastal elites and the way they think and what is really felt as a slur when we talk about flyover nation. we have serious cultural divisions, people know our national newscasts come from manhattan and they think what do you know about my li

source says that the filing shows he is going to stand firm and really fight for the kus df of these kids. >> a source tells us that the dcfs investigation will be coming to an end soon and the couple wanted something in place for when it does. adding that angelina and brad pitt decide to change an >> how you doing? >> as for brad, his team knead a point not to comment on any news regarding his children. with a source telling us quote, unlike jolie's side, brad's side is attempting to abide by the confidentiality agreement that both parties signed. something angelina's side has no interest in doing. from the beginning, brad only wants to do what's best for the children and not fighting in the public press. number two story we are tracking. prince harry confirms his relationship with meghan markell in the most if i believe way possible. >> that line is almost nonexistent anymore. >> according to harry, that line has been crossed. >> the private life has to be private. >> in an official statement on kinsing ton palace letterhead, is under attack. zblempb has the right to privacy. and yo

it is my understanding that david duke and the ku klux klan thought that a trump presidency was the finest day of their lives. that is not the republican party i grew up with. for jared and many others here the sense of resignation is mixed with anger. they take trumps claimed that they have nothing to fear with a grain of salt. jared's favorite bookstore, conversation is focused on health insurance than literature. >> we finally got hillary over the line to go for a universal health care and we don't get to have that on our horizon for at least another four years and they are ready talking about taking away obamacare and all sorts of things that obama got done. >> in san francisco and many other parts of the country left-leaning voters are hoping that the american of checks and balances will prevent the worst from happening. and some are considering radical change like the so-called calix it. >> it is a playoff from brexit. basically showing that california has had enough. if anyone wants to be so figurative racist we don't want to be a part of it anymore. donald trump doesn't take office

he did prosecute someone from the ku klux klan successfully. s contrary to the jokes of 30 years ago that he supposedly told, supposedly jokes. but we've got to remember talking about the klan that the iconic figure of the 20th century, franklin delano roosevelt, liberal democrat appointed a member of the ku klux klan to the united states. see court. a former member. hugo black. hugo black became one of the most revered justices of the supreme court, and i think that that is another example of my point which is, maybe, i'm saying maybe, not predicting, maybe there is a different approach to things when you take office, whether it's the court, the justice department or any other enforcement or judicial position. >> all right. showing your depth there, stanley pottinger going back some years to give perspective and context on this choice, potential confirmation of jeff sessions. thank you so much. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> donald trump has famously said he's keeping his strategy to fight isis secret. but what do his national security appoin

. >> donald trump was endorsed by the official newspaper of the ku klux klan. >> she was more interested in keeping her e-mails a secret than in keeping our classified intelligence a secret. >> both trump and clinton campaigns are in critical states. today, ohio and pennsylvania. cbs news newsman walter cronkite helped steer the nation into the computer age. as jamie yuccas reports, it was a bit of a bumpy ride. >> a big election night, 1952. >> reporter: it was the first national broadcast of a presidential election. the 1952 race between dwight eisenhower and stevenson. walter cronkite was in the anchor chair. >> general eisenhower is leading at this particular moment. >> reporter: it was the first time the network used a computer to predict the outcome of an election. >> this is not a joke or a trick. it's an experiment. we think it's going to work. >> reporter: newsman charles cullingwood struggled to explain the univac, house the several miles away. >> on the right of the univac is something that looks like a typewriter. that is the way univac talks. univac? have you anything to say

. >> newspaperss from the ku klux klan were delivered to doorsteps in the middle of night. an attleboro school had praises of the kkk in the bathroom. >> reporter: water fountains, one reading, "for blacks." >> as much progress as we have made as a nation this is a remainder of how much we still have to go. student spoke about being harassed. >> bystander intervention is a simple way to deal with hate. >> hip >> hindu and buddhist and jewish communicating all living and working side by side. the city of bost against hate. >> reporter: support your local organizations, and when you see an injustice, don't remain silent. i'm paul burton,wbz news. >>> donald trump's team is taking a close look at scott brown for veteran's affairs secretary. brown was called to trump tower to meet with the president- elect and brown explains they discussed ways to help veterans and their families. services should be the top priority but the va can't do it all. >> we'll have to outsource some of the cases to private vendors. we have to work with the dod. when the soon to be veteran leaves the do

this man was endorsed by the ku klux klan. anna-lysa: with the election dividing the country, how can we come together? >> the election is not dividing the country, donald trump is dividing the country. anna-lysa: thank you. night as the protests grow and we monitor the situation. live outside of the trump hotel, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. >> not my president, not today! jonathan: as we mentioned, protests are underway in dozens of cities across the country, doing it in chicago for hours. the demonstration stretched for trump tower in new york city. this was the scene in new york city. tens of thousands of people converging on trump towers in manhattan. any protesters say they no longer feel safe in their own country. others say they fear their loved ones may be deported. and seattle police are investigating after i've police were shot near protests in that city. two people have life-threatening injuries. investigators do not believe the shooting is tied to the protests. we are keeping a close eye on the situation. alison: be

the candidates taking part in the debate was david duke, a white supremacist and former leader of the ku klux klan. he was running as a republican. if students were -- the students were angry that included in the campus on their campus and angry they were not allowed inside the debate hall. they tried to force their way inside the door at least two people were -- at least two people were detained. for people are in custody after police want a phoenix neighborhood on a path call one person still under one this afternoon on 19th avenue and camelback, they were looking for suspects after getting reports of a stolen car. police found the car arrest and three people who stayed inside, caught up with one of those two. phoenix police one help catch -- want your help catching a man who said they say robbed home depot. police showed the man grabbing to chainsaws off the shelves, and then attempting to just walk or walk with a fast off -- really fast off with those two items, police say when he was confronted by manager the great threatened to shoot him and ran out of the store. he got away in a w

milford, messages from the ku klux klan were delivered to door steps. >> this man says he was the the presidential election. >> the most important thing we need to make sure we do is that we do something, whether it's engage those around us, ask them to step in, or contact the local law enforcement. >> on your screen right now you will see the attorney general's hot line to report incidents. that number is 1-800-994-3228. live from the state house, wcvb newscenter 5. >> thanksgiving week is here. when is the best time to get away in newscenter 5's todd kazakiewich found out and he is live in newton. >> most of the heavy volume is typical rush hour traffic. as for the peak travel day for this holiday, it will be tomorrow. if you have to travel tomorrow or wednesday, leaving early in the morning or late in the evening can help you avoid sitting in traffic like this. >> we're from chicago, illinois, and we're coming into is already under way. aaa estimates nearly 90% of holiday travelers will drive to their destination. that's about 50 million americans. here in massachusetts, the good n

trying to force themselves past the door, upset that republican david duke, the former leader of the ku klux klan, was allowed to participate. at one point police began to pepper spray the crowd. dillard students had asked the school to reject duke's debate not put on by the school. ben: take a look at this. severe storms moving through the kansas city area yesterday dumping golf ball sized hail in some areas. this was in the town of liberty. >> when you get some severe weather, it's a secondary season in the fall. number ts you don't have the heating of the sun. but you do get some. we saw some rain. more on the rain? >> only a little bit of a shower or two. most has occurred. we will check it out. now it is continuing to move to the southeast. wind is west northwest at nine. it is in the 50's. south it is in the 60's. england. it is why it was warmer south and cooler north separating the two. the colder air or cool air will start to win out. notice it is still a southwest wind. down in the 40's. it could be gusty. wind will be a factor tomorrow. high-temperature will be down noticeabl

trump tried reporter: the massachusetts attorney general with strong words against the appointment of the ku klux klan, you shouldn't run the justice department. i hope this bit is rejected and leaders make clear he is unacceptable in such a critical role on behalf of the people. >> the cape teenager accused of attacking a fourteen-year-old girl went before a judge today. newscenter 5's nicole estaphan was there. she joins us from board tonight. nicole: had school senior facing a slew of charges including attempted kidnapping. 18-year-old john allen normally seen giving direction on the football field as captain at as his local high school. friday taking direction from a judge. >> the perpetrator in this case tackled her from behind, placed his arm around her neck while she was on the ground, applying pressure. the perpetrator tackled her from behind,attempted to pull her back toward the vehicle. key to allen's arrest, a vehicle seen by several witness. >> both items are at the crime lab with a rush request for testing despite denial in the attack, allen admits to driving in the according to

another witness said session joked he thought the ku klux klan was okay until he found out they smoked pot. some of those allegations sessions acknowledged and said he considered the matter settled. let's watch this. >> issues that have been raised before the judiciary committee have been heard and argued and settled. no further comment about it. >> you know, we want to put this in context, at least i do. i want to put in context 30 years ago in the deep south, alabama, but there are some questions that are -- a credit to his race sounds like 100 years ago, the us grace to his race or whatever that was, that's a problem for me. but what do you make of this, yamiche? steve bannon, this is probably more thorny when you think about jeff sessions' background. he once told an african-american man that he should be careful about how he speaks to white people and he called him boy so this is -- if he became the attorney general, i can see so many families that are waiting for the doj to come up with solutions with their investigation of their family, think about eric garner and the staten isl

trump has a new endorsement - the crusader -- a ku klux klan paper -- has devoted its republican nominee, saying the kkk and trump have shared values.. trump's campaign denounced the paper -- saying their views do not represent trump or the americans uniting behind his campaign." clinton is following suit - after trump's campaign announced they'd buy t-v ads in michigan and new mexico -- clinton said she's doing the same thing. those states typically vote democrat. clinton's campaign says it will spend more than 100- thousand dollars each of the two states. and it looks like her team has the money to do it. in the past three days, the democratic nominee has raised the most money she ever has since becoming the nominee -- over eleven million dollars. if google is any indication -- there may be a lot of people casting their ballots early. google trends announced that searches for the question 'where do i vote early' have reached an all-time high. more than 24-

. >> so the ku klux klan for the first time in many years is very active in getting out the vote. >>f this group? please? >> i have no idea. my colleague sam stein reported today that they've flooded small towns in south georgia with flyers in their yards. >> it takes 20 people. i think the ku klux klan and the communist party keep each other going. >> i think checking in with my sources in new hampshire, i think trump will carry new hampshire. the most educated state in the country -- >> how about the center -- >> -- win as well. >> i agree with that. >> 50% of the early returns to be in -- >> i like that prediction. >> i'll take a gentleman's wager on that. >> you told me something i don't know. >> taking five minutes, make your bets. i have a bet coming up. i think i'm going to win. i think trump is going to win more than ten states. i hope the guy's listening to that one, anyway. when we return, my election diary as we head into this last -- i hate it's over. isn't it? it's going to be over tuesday night. this dream of an election, this joy for america, it's been awful. you're wa

to alleged racist comments he made, he's disavowed and points to a record of trying to dismantle the ku klux klan in alabama, in dealing with segregation in alabama, so he would seem to have a leg to stand on to challenge those accusations, but explain what you think the process will look like? >> well, the process will look like the senate judiciary of which he is currently a sitting member, will interrogate him and the republicans will point out all the things he did to advance the cause of racial equality as the attorney general of alabama, when some people thought he was a democrat, because he pursued the ku klux klan with such ill, when he was the u.s. attorney for alabama, the chief federal prosecutor, when he worked in tandem with rudy when rudy giuliani was number three in the justice department, senator sessions was u.s. attorney sessions, chief federal prosecutor in alabama. so chuck schumer and company will bring these things up. and senator jeff sessions and his defenders will counter them. look, he's going to be confirmed and schumer knows it. . i'm a little disapointed tha

trump and the campaign denounced it in any form, and on a recent endorsement from the ku klux klan newspaper, they are calling that repulsive saying that newspaper, that publication does not represent the tens of millions of trump supporters who are now backing this campaign. tom llamas, abc news, florida. election coverage with full reports throughout the tuesday night evening as the results roll in. >> this election's feeling like game seven. coming up, more from the world series. plus, our other major event last night. >> celebrities turning out for country music's biggest night of the year. who took home top honors, and the pop superstar who stole the show. a full wrap upcoming up. >>> but first, another warm day ahead for many. >>> "world news now" weather brought to you by musinex fast max clear and cool. musmusen. whn cooooling thing happening? it's got a menthol burst. you can feel it right away. h! this is awkward. new mucinex fast-max clear & cool. feel the menthol burst. and clear your worst cold symptoms. start the relief. ditch the misery. ?living well? rise above joint discomfo

. >> just a few days ago donald trump was endorsed by the official newspaper of the ku klux klan. wrote their endorsement under the slogan of his campaign make america great again. they said it's about preserving white identity and they place their faith and hope in him. >> now, to be fair, donald trump has nothing to do with the ku klux klan and hillary clinton has not been charged with anything yet. now, there is a tradition of nasty presidential campaigns in america going all the way with john adams versus thomas jefferson. in this hyper computer age where internet smears dominate the discourse, critical mass has now been reached. there's no question both candidates despise each other. and that many americans are angry about the state of their country. all of that negative emotion can be very destructive. talking points has tried to cover the campaigns in a fair way and i believe we have succeeded. we do not cheap shot the candidates but we do not shy away from telling you the truth about them. my analysis of the recent al-smith dinner here in new york city is a good example of

days after he was endorsed by the ku klux klan, during a radio interview eric trump agreed with a statement made by the host saying former kkk leader david duke deserves a bullet. he called duke disgusting and said attempts to link his father to duke are meant to distract from his dad's movement. >>> and huma abedin, hillary clinton's longtime aide, has since the e-mail controversy reignited. abedin attended a fund-raiser for clinton in georgetown in washington, d.c. last night. she had been off the campaign trail since the fbi announced they were sifting through her e-mails. they were found during a sexting investigation of her estranged husband anthony weiner. >>> as the campaigns look to stir up enthuse yafrm their top supporters continue to hit as many strategic states as possible. for more insight on the surrogates and polls here's abc news political director rick klein. rick. national polls showing hillary clinton with a slight but significant edge over donald trump right now. but the flip side of that is the battleground states when you're seeing the math actually expand slightly in

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it is sort of like messaging with the ku klux klan and white nationalist groups, sort of like these aree kind of people i like. we will have romney here, but bolton really is our kind of guy. i think there are some of that happening with the way trump is running this. juan: if you did name romney as his secretary of state, there would be really she's as to whether theyouould be on t the same game e plan, isisn't it? >> when it comes to the military figures, trump is sort of in all the generals and i think he is going to be a very malleable figure when it comes to people like general flynn, general mattis, admiral rogers. the wisell praised military man. when it comes as secretary of state, he is basically doing it almost as a throwaway ambassadorship of sorts. i think it is meant to be a chit thrown to the republican establishment. if you have a disempowered secretary of they basically you're just running everything trumpt, which is seems will do, then it really is just a token appointment if it is romney. if you put the giuliani or bolton in there, then you're going to have someone who

donald trump was endorsed by the official newspaper of the ku klux klan. they wrote their endorsement under the slogan of his campaign, make america great again. it's not just about communities of color, it's about young people, it's about any of us who don't ever want us to go back to a time when you could officially discriminate, where people could be intimidated. that is not who america is and we're not ever going to let it go back to that. >> our motto is when they go low, we go high. >> you want a voice who is bragging about how being famous lets you get away with what would qualify as sexual assault? and calls women pigs and dogs and slobs. if you accept the support of klan sympathizers before you're in office, you'll accept their support while in office. >> the former democrat congressman of ohio, dennis kucinich, good to see you, sir. were you surprised-- do you know what awol in the debates, economic policy that will grow the economy. president obama is not mentioning that at all. >> actually i wrote that on my note pad here that the race ought to

trump was endorsed by the official newspaper of the ku klux klan. do any of us have a place in trump's america? >> and as clinton hammers away on trump for his white nationalist support, his son eric had these words for former kkk grand wizard david duke during a radio interview. desperately needs a bullet in the head as far as i can tell. >> that's disgusting and i think, by the way, if i said what you said, i would get killed for it. but i think i'll say it anyway. the guy does deserve a bullet. these aren't good people. these are horrible people. >> trump had a healthy roster of surrogates vouching for her candidacy on the road, including daughter ivanka and wife melania, and an interesting moment came when undercut her husband's social media habits by telling the crowd this. >> i do worry about all of our children. as we know, now social media is a centerpiece of our lives. but like anything that is powerful, it can have a bad side. we have seep this already. our culture has gotten too mean and too rough. >> meanwhile, clinton had president obam