no one paints donald trump into a corner better than donald trump. watch him do it today when mishal sender keeps pressing him on the lies that donald trump was telling today. and notice that donald trump was able to insert the word crimea in his answer only at this point because he heard it in emi shrks shrksemisha's question. >> they said the reason russia was kicked out was because he took back crimea. >> i know you liked president obama, but it was annexed during president obama's turn. if it was annexed during my term, i would say, sorry, folks, i made a mistake. president obama was helping ukraine. crimea was annexed during his term. now, it's a very big area, very important area. russia has its submarine. that's where they do their submarine work and that's where they dock large and powerful submarines, but not as powerful as ours and not as large as ours, but they have their submarines. and president obama was, pure and simply, outsmarted. they took crimea during his term. that was not a good thing. it could have been stopped. it could have be

donald trump, and only 45% approve. in florida, it is closer, 49% disapprove of donald trump and 48% approve, and donald trump won every of those states in 2016. every one of them. and he needed every one of them, but now that those states have gotten to know donald trump a lot better, they disapprove of donald trump more than ever. back with us, john heilemann and senator claire mccaskill, former senator claire mccaskill. senator mccaskill, what do you make of those approval numbers? and i notice some agricultural states in there where the approval rating is at its worst. >> yeah, i think it's really interesting, and we always talk all the time about why republicans aren't saying anything about the madness that is donald trump. why are they not saying anything about him hereby ordering american businesses to do things? i'll tell you, this is going to get tough for people like joni ernst in iowa and martha mcsally and tom tillis in north carolina. with trump under water at what point do these senators who are going to try to hold on to their seats, at what point do they have to break with him and what problems does that

donald trump supporter. and there's nothing donald trump loves more than people who love donald trump. the other reason trump was so interested in this fight is his sons, eric and djtj, were making an appearance there. >> a lot of celebrities and royalty in the house tonight. the trump brothers, donald jr. and eric here this afternoon in support of colby covington. >> jimmy: yeah, look at that. it's the douches of hazzard. [ laughter ] those guys are so cool. just a couple of normal dudes

seat from a republican in a farming district in minnesota, a congressional district donald trump won. if donald trump loses even just a few districts like that next year in the right states, he will lose his reelection campaign. and now donald trump is the worst thing that has happened to farmers in the lifetime of currently working american farmers because of his trade war with china, a war that american farmers are definitely losing. congresswoman angie craig will join us at the end of this hour with what might be the key to defeating donald trump's reelection campaign. >>> last night at this hour we refused to show you the propaganda video recorded by the trump white house during the president's visits to hospitals in dayton, ohio and el paso, texas. the news media was not allowed to see what donald trump was actually doing and saying in the hospitals and news media cameras were not allowed and video released today shows why no one should have shown the trump propaganda video yesterday, which was. turned into a trump campaign commercial released on twitter yesterday. we have a slightly better and

sued tim o'brien, and of course donald trump lost the lawsuit and of course donald trump committed perjury under oath in that case, lying about his wealth. but perjury in civil cases is just about never criminally prosecuted. and so donald trump got away with that perjury. but he did lose the case, and now donald trump appears to be committing perjury once again about his wealth, but this time he has done it on federal government financial disclosure forms which include the warning that when you sign this form you are signing, as the traditional phrase goes, under the pains and penalties of perjury. time o'bri tim o'brien will join us at the end of the hour tonight to discuss the possibility that donald trump might finally suffer the consequences of pain of perjury in articles of impeachment that the house of representatives could consider against donald trump in what could also be a criminal prosecution that donald trump has to face when he leaves office. no one knows more about the lies donald trump has told about his wealth throughout his life than tim o'brien, and we

figured it was an efficient way to check out donald trump's manhattan real estate. >> it is actually pretty nice looking. >> this is the crown jewel of the donald trump empire. >> this is where he made his mark. >> trump tower is the home base for donald trump and his sprawling real estate portfolio. this iconic building has served both as the setting of his popularity setting of his tv show "the apprentice" and as the launch pad for the most improbable presidential campaign to ever succeed. >> i mean, it does make you feel something when you drive by. look at all the different windows. who is paying what money to where inside that building? this is trump international. >> hotel and towers, so there are apartments here, but it is also a hotel. >> i have never heard of one person that stayed in that hotel. >> saudis have stayed there. >> and not just any saudis. according to a letter obtained by nbc news, officials traveling with the crown prince stayed at the trump international for five days following a white house visit in march 2018. >> it was a letter by the general manager saying the saudis have helped us with our bottom line. >> and how is that

trump, and donald trump does not seem to be that concerned7m trump, and donald trump does not seem toit may seem surprising but in reality it is a reflection of someone that has been true all along, which is that the us and north korea have not resolved the fundamental issues that have kept them at a diplomatic impasse. both sides have not demonstrated the flexibility needed to make any real progress on denuclearisation, key questions such as sanctions relief and so forth, andi as sanctions relief and so forth, and i think that what north korea is doing now is a reflection of the frustration that comes with not resolving those fundamental issues. we don't know exactly what kind of missiles were fired, but we assume they are not nuclear missiles. could this be seen as some sort of progress at least? the north koreans are conducting these launches in a very calculated, restrained way. they want to escalate tensions but not so much that it makes traumatic progress with the united states impossible in the future. —— diplomatic progress. where do you think things are going to go from here?

we see it with the g7 and the way than donald trump is arriving. donald trumps side someone like boris johnson, the italian context. the deputy prime minister with his far right position close to those of donald trump. there is little agreement about anything at the g7. not just disagreement on issues but radical differences with how they see the new world order working out. donald trump is a powerful presence. he has so much more support globally than he had when he first went there three years ago. >> you can tell the impact of donald trump from last year until this year. last year the other g7 countries were still hoping to get a communique and this year they are not even trying. president macron said there will be no communique because nobody reads them anyway. >> this will be the first time since 1975 they are not going to have a communique and the fact they are not going to attempt to have one is serious. it points to the chance of this organization that went from the g6 to the g7 to the g8 and they disagree on everything including whether or not russia s

meeting who went to trump tower along with a couple of other russians and sat down with donald trump jr jerde coo sure and paul man of fort and this is this is now before donald trump just after he was nominated before he was elected president and they said. if your father talking to donald trump jr donald trump is elected president can you repeal the magnitsky act and could you indict bill browder and. she wasn't there just as a private citizen and she was there effectively on behalf of lattimer putin in the russian government and it's remarkable from him from almost every different standpoint that that the russian government would send an emissary to talk about me in the magnitsky act is remarkable that donald trump jr. his son his son in law and his campaign manager would meet with his russian to talk so is it possible do you think in the end that if collusion is proven that it may turn out that bill browder in the magnitsky magnitsky act with powerful motivators well we know for sure that the russians were there because of the me and the magnitsky act and we know for sure that they supported donald trump because they thought he would be more favorable about the

>> donald trump coddles the nra. donald trump loves the nra. donald trump has no reason to be afraid of it because he sees them as an ally. at the end of the day his policies will be lined up with the nras. >> let me show you all of the things donald trump has attributed the epidemic of guns, violence to in his career. >> mental illness and hatred pulls the trigger, not the gun. we must stop the glorification of violence in our society. this includes the gruesome and grisly video games that are now commonplace. bad guys aren't giving up their guns. and you're not going to be giving up your guns either. if we had guns in california on the other side where the bullets went in a different direction, you wouldn't have 14 or 15 people dead right now. if even in paris they had guns on the other side going in the opposite direction, you wouldn't have 130-plus dead. if they knew there were guns in the room, it might not have happened. >> where do you start? >> when you have a presidential candidate that says i can shoot someone on fifth avenue and get a

brutish in what "the washington post" aaron blake described as donald trump's worst poll, the brand-new quinnipiac poll shows donald trump getting wiped out in a head-to-head race against joe biden. if the election were held today, joe biden would get 54% of the vote to donald trump's 38%. the news goes from bad to worse for the president. bernie sanders beats donald trump 353% to 39%, elizabeth warren 52% to 40%, kamala harris, 51% to 40%, and mayor pete buttigieg beats him too, 49% to 40%. president trump reacted to the polls with a day-long tirade to everything from fox news to the island of puerto rico. nothing could distract from the glaring, flashing yellow lights that those numbers represent to donald trump's re-election process. the poll also shows donald trump's approval on the economy is plunging. quote, for the first time since president trump was elected more voters say the national economy is getting worse than getting better. 37% saying it is getting worse. 31% saying it's getting better and 30% say it's staying the same. the poll also shows joe biden comfortably ahead of the rest of the democratic candidat

should thenl donald trump and lindsey graham are ready to make these moves on gun reform? >> donald trumpr exhibited interest in gun control measures, in part because he's a new york city style republican. i mean, this is the kind of policy that appeals to him. my concern is that universal background checks wouldn't have captured these two shooters. you have to commit some criminal act in order to be captured and that doesn't capture private sellers selling to other individuals. red flag laws can infringe on civil liberties in a way that is troubling. and it wouldn't necessarily capture people who don't have people around them who are personally responsible. red flag laws work in a place where there are people around with sensibility, doesn't know what to do about their troubled person in their life. without that culture of personal responsibility that both imposes on people as their responsibility pore people around them and stigmatizes people who abuse those laws, they're not going to work. >> we all know that and they wouldn't capture everyone. but the argument is if they capture one p

if we give donald trump four more years this will not be the country envisioned by washington and adams and jefferson. if we give donald trump will not be the nation bound together by lincoln. if we give donald trump four more years, this will not be the nation lifted up by roosevelt or inspired by kennedy. it will not be the nation that barack obama improved towards justice. the danger -- >> joe biden's speech was originally scheduled as a presidential campaign speech, but he made just a single passing reference to his candidacy and his policy proposal to reinstitute a ban on the sale of assault weapons. the speech was not so much a biden for president speech. it was much more of an anyone but trump speech. >> no matter how old or young you are, you've never seen anything like this in your lifetime. we're being reminded every day that there's nothing guaranteed about democracy, not even here in america. we have to constantly earn it. we have to protect it. we have to fight for it. everyone knows who donald trump is even the people who support him. we have to show who we are. we choose hope over fear. we choose science over

but let me put into context what happened once again this morning before donald trump left the g7. donald trump telling a story for reasons as yet unexplained about russia's not being a part of these gatherings. donald trump still determined to add russia. donald trump still thinking about inviting them to the next g7, i guess that would make it a g8, in the united states last year. but start with just taking on this unbelievable, van tfan tas lie about not only the g7 with russia but where others stand with russia. >> yes, it's the real donald trump corrupt view of foreign policy. the fact is vladimir putin invaded crimea not taking it from the united states but taking it from the people of ukraine, violating international law, violating every principle the g7 was supposed to stand for. the decision to kick russia out of the g8 that i was a part of wasn't just a decision of president obama's but by far the unanimous choice of every other member of the g7. the reason is simple, one to take a principled stand against what russia did and we also moved to impose sanctions on russia. they're having

is also as well known friends like former president bill clinton encourage president donald trump donald trump partied with him later said that he wasn't his friend but there was a connection there and then bill clinton flew around the world and one of his planes they have connections with them of course there is absolutely no evidence that trump and clinton were involved unable to use but that's what's really keeping people on twitter and saying was this just as soon as there were plenty of names there that would probably get tongues wagging of course but you know what about credibility to the notion that he might just have committed suicide given the fact that he be facing 45 years in prison well i think the reason why public figures are weighing in on this is because how could this happen i mean this is one of the most high security facilities in the u.s. this is a place where. the drug kingpin from mexico was held without incident he didn't flee like he had other prisons and jeffrey epstein had tried. likely tried to commit suicide just 2 weeks before at the end of july so in that kind of

donald trump isn't a liberal. donald trump is donald trump. all he cares about is donald trump. doesn't stand for a thing besides donald trump. >> well, congressman, i'm a conservative. i'm trying to conreceive the voting rights act, civil rights act, criminal justice reform people's rights to choose. i'm a conservative. so you and i could debate those things. we find out maybe one of us are more conservative than the other given some of the things i want to conreceive. thank you for being with us former congressman joe walsh. coming up, a petition is gaining steam in new york city and literally too close to home for the president. i'll explain. maria ramirez? hi. maria ramirez! mom! maria! maria ramirez... mcdonald's is committing 150 million dollars in tuition assistance, education, and career advising programs... prof: maria ramirez mom and dad: maria ramirez!!! to help more employees achieve their dreams. (vo) mom andvfundraising.amirez!!! giving back. subaru and our retailers have given over one hundred and sixty-five million dollars to charity. we call it our love promise.

donald trump. this shows you how far we have defined deviancy down for donald trump. he most deviant person in the history of elected office in the united states. it is impossible to thing of something more deviant than a president telling the lie that two members of congress hate all jewish people and telling that lie so he could get them banned from entering israel. like everyone else we are going to discuss all of the other issues involved in this unprecedented poisonous episode, but i want to put a marker on those words in the trump tweet because the republicans and the republican news media players who object wildly to any version of the use of the word racist applied to anything donald trump says or does have absolutely no problem with donald trump saying that two congresswomen hate all jewish people. those two congresswomen each have jewish constituents who voted for them. they each have jewish friends. they each have jewish friends working with them in the house of representatives every day. some members of the house of representatives said that what israel did

and boris johnson. getting things done between donald trump and borisjohnson. donald trumpe used to go to brownfield sites with local politicians and say, we are going to build a great thing right here. didn't have the money light up or anything light up. —— lined up. when i hear the daily, oh, here's a billion quid to build hs2 between leeds and manchester, 1.9 billion for the nhs, as if he can magic this up! i don't think it is an unknown quantity in brussels, and when they see this kind of behaviour, they willjust when they see this kind of behaviour, they will just think, it's just gas, there behaviour, they will just think, it'sjust gas, there is no thing there, and i do worry about how you complete, if we are headed towards the exit, and it's clear that the remain groupings cannot agree on when to have coffee, much less a strategy to stop this train, i just worry that we'll end up on october the 31st with this hot air balloon suddenly being pricked and we will exit in the worst possible way. we do have cards. group which card? the extraordinary thing with theresa may

steve king was donald trump before donald trump was donald trump. onald trump is in the white house. and remember that poll, i don't remember exactly when that poll was taken but it was after not just charlottesville but after el paso and after not just el paso but after the president not credibly, not credibly pulling the country together in response to what was a hate-driven crime that was also encouraged by his own words. right? and after his attack on women of color in congress elected by their constituents. you know, this is a pattern that is different -- the other thing i want to say, and i think ann karni's making a lot of important points. but a primary election for any party is about galvanizing its base, getting them engaged, making sure they understand who their candidates are and who they stand for. so absolutely the democrats in the primary have to make clear i am not trump and here's how i'm different, because i'm going to be running against trump and i have to show my electability but also the fact that i will govern differently and be

donald trump. everything trump transition, everything donald trump's president. and we have an ex-spy, foreign spy, all funded by hillary clinton, receiving unfettered action to the justice department, state department, even paid by the fbi, at one one point, to spread his anti-trump russia lies, misinformation, propaganda, against donald trump. they never verified it. you are supposed to verify it. what christopher steele might be at the very center of the biggest abuse of power, corruption scandal in history, well, obama and biden were at the very top. now, according to former u.s. attorney andy mccarthy, when you have a counterintelligence investigation, that never happens -- unless it's with the direction of the president of the united states. the president, in this case, would have been barack obama. mccarthy even accused of obama of putting the law enforcement and intelligence apparatus, thoe powerful tools we entrust to these people to keep us safe, that they literally used that apparatus of our government in the service of the clinton campaign, well, to ri

donald trump. we knew about donald trump. i pulled these numbers in a 2016 exit poll. wins this election, but he wins it with 33% of people saying he's honest and trustworthy. he wins it 64 -- two-thirds of people say he wasn't honest and trustworthy. he won that election. this one is stunning to me, 38% of people saying he is qualified to serve as president. these are not current numbers, folks. this is not from a recent cnn poll. this is from the 2016 exit poll, people who had just voted. we knew what we were getting. so how does he win is the question. he wins because people want radical change and they are willing to vote for him, putting aside all of those concerns. >> chris cillizza, thank you, sir. appreciate it. >> thank you, my friend. >>> rainforests in the amazon are burning at an astonishing rate and this is going to have an impact that -- all over the world. we're going to talk about that. that's next. i saved hundreds when i switched my car insurance to geico. this is how it made me feel. it was like that feeling when you pull your green sock out of the dr

donald trump. the crowd goes wild. he's booed. donald trump goes wild. ame around because guess what's coming up in 2018? ted cruz's re-election race. guess who is really popular in the republican party in texas? donald trump. so we remember the general election, right? ted cruz barely beats beto o'rourke. but 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 year

>> brian: do you support donald trump donald trump? rump. >> brian: do you support everything he does? >> i support everything most ee does. >> brian: so that's okay with donald trump. i will still help you out,h become president. if i had $250,000, i might go to the fund-raiser in the hamptons to support donald trump. that's the one thing about it, why are you labeling people? even a miami dolphin who took of me much to their chagrin of donald trump, he's angry at his owner. >> yeah, it's ridiculous. and you're absolutely right to bring that up. you know, this man, by all indications, is perfectly reasonable, mainstream republican and same with donald trump if you look at his policies. it's only this narrative that d has really infected and taken over the left and they really, they've run out of any argument. >> brian: i do worry about the violence, the anger, the outrage that we are seeing. my hope is republicans don't play into it and say i'm going to give you some of that because then this whole thing could come apart.t chadwick, th

donald trump. laura: on that point about staying close to donald trump, donald trump did tweet today that jeremy corbyn was notoooing to be as as boris johnson as leader. "love u.k.," said president trump as well. he is trying to state closely aligned. amanda: absolutely. boris johnson has been donald trump's man. been cheering him on to be prime minister, he share his antipathy towards the european union and his desire to see brexit done. nhit was anpful intervention in addition to mr. politics and t likely to lead to much of anything beyond that. think i'll trump has concerns about germany corbyn becoming prime minister, because the two of them would not be like-minded on many things. laura: speaking of jeremy corbyn and the opposition t brexit in parliament, is there a chance that they respond' boris johnsos move and get their act together to oppose him meaningfully? amanda: i think that will be difficult. jeremy cbyn convene a meeting with the leader of the other opposition parties in parliament and suggested they shoed have this v of no-confidence and he could had a national unity government with

brutish in what "the washington post" aaron blake described as donald trump's worst poll, the brand-new quinnipiac poll shows donald trump getting wiped out in a head-to-head race against joe biden. if the election were held today, joe biden would get 54% of the vote to donald trump's 38%. the news goes from bad to worse for the president. bernie sanders beats donald trump 353% to 39%, elizabeth warren 52% to 40%, kamala harris, 51% to 40%, and mayor pete buttigieg beats him too, 49% to 40%.

trump. donald trump changed all of that. but with an election year approaching, republicans are getting increasingly worried about the tariffs that they would be attacking if they had been imposed by anyone other than donald trump. pennsylvania republican senator pat toomey tells politico, there's no question that trade uncertainty is contributing to the slow down. we're in a very good place. the danger is where are we going to be a year from now, if concerns about trade continue to be an irritant to growth. that is as brave as republican senators get at the moment in trying to float the warning to president trump about the tariffs. but pat toomey is not the only one. wisconsin senator ron johnson told politico, the biggest risk to the economy is the whole trade situation. i think the president did a great job. we stopped doing the regulatory burden. we have a fair attack system, and the whole trade war has injected a huge dose of uncertainty and instability. senator johnson blamed white house trade adviser peter navarro for

donald trump. hillary clinton and donald trump. this had is not a theory of mine. i was in the room when it happened. i was part of it. >> extraordinary claims. what is next matthew? >> you know, i mean in his version of events the fbi is out to get everyone. i think there are certainly more questions to ask. right now patrick buryrnebyrne, needs to share more details. a lot more details leveling this type of stuff. >> thank you very much, i appreciate it matthew and sara murray. so, we have enough here. i want to turn to the president. president trump's erratic behavior and how it could play into the 2020 election. i want to get the big picture from dan jones and karen finney. >> yeah. go ahead. >> what did we say like the dawning of the age of jupiter in line with mars. what is happening in the world? what is going on? what is happening? >> honestly i don't know. >> i never lived through anything like this. >> crazier and crazier every day. what do we do? if you listen, and the president has been all over the map this week. right. even for his standards. how do de

trump. donald trump announced from the get-go and stated it was his intention to undo what barack obama had done talk about the transformation of america and donald trump said we will undo that. and went through a hole in any of issues. >> and those god guns and religion. >> and trump with those evangelicals. and you reference the catholic faith in poland so that evangelical how the obama presidency treated them. >> i think the evangelicals decided they will put their faith in a very flawed human being and a flawed human being who would say to them, i am flawed and it will continue to be flawed but i will deliver on what i promise and first was abortion and here is interesting that people may not realize this but donald trump is the most pro-life president in history virgo who would've thought that? he is the first presidential candidate ever. ever. to promise a pro-life supreme court justice nobody has ever done that before. >>host: i was surprised that that may be ronald reagan or bush. >> nobody constructionist or originalist nobody has ever said that he said and every speech and then gav

attack on boris, their favourite line of attack is that boris is the british donald trump which is incredibly damning. donald trumpry good attack line from jeremy corbyn because donald trump is unbelievably unpopular in the uk and tarring him with the trump brush, it really works. so boris needs to tread a line of fostering a relationship and showing that he is willing to work with donald trump but on the other hand you cannot be too willing to work with him because he will be crushed at the ballot. and given the opposition that there was from a vocal sector of society when he had a state visit a few months ago he must be careful about how this relationship with donald trump affect his own popularity. absolutely. it is quite risky. it remains to be seen whether or not borisjohnson, like theresa may, will hold hands with donald trump but even if he does spend a lot of time talking to him, a, he almost certainly takes a hit on boris's own popularity but also if donald trump then turns around and says no, we cannot have that all you have been intractable or you will not leave the nhs open for business and therefore y

donald trump. so if you want to understand whether or not russia has any leverage over donald trump, that is a goodce to look. >> all right, so i feel like we have the perfect guest to answer that question for us. you've been looking at the relationship between donald trump and deutsche bank for the past 20 years. without giving away all of the reporting unless you want to give away the key nugget of what you found, tell us a little about this relationship. why has it become the focal point in this three-way nexus between russia, deutsche bank and donald trump. >> as you said deutsche bank is the only mainstream bank that has been willing to touch donald trump consistently for the past two decades and also one of only mainstream banks in the world that has been deep in bed and in hawk with the russian government and with russian banks tied to the creme learn -- kremlin and close to putin. it's an incredible coincidence but based on the reporting we've done there's people inside deutsche bank in the compliance department and in the anti-money laundering parts of the bank where they were seeing suspi

donald trump for this one time. but we begin tonight with the death in prison of a former friend of donald trump's, a man who donald trump called a terrific guy, who with donald trump's full approval liked girls who in donald trump's words were "on the younger side." it took the death of an accused child rapist and sex trafficker and friend of presidents trump and clinton to unite the democrats and republicans on the house judiciary committee in the search for information from donald trump and william barr's justice department. chairman jerry nadler and the ranking member of the house judiciary committee doug collins co-signed a letter tonight to the justice department with 23 questions about the death of jeffrey epstein. "from an apparent suicide on the morning of august 10th, 2019 while in your custody at the metropolitan correctional center in new york." the letter is addressed to hugh hurwitz, the acting director of the bureau of prisons, which is an agency in the justice department under attorney general william barr's control. hugh hurwitts is a lifetime government bureaucrat whose career began in republican a

just to be candid, doesn't seem to denote somebody who's willing to tell truth about donald trump or make donald trump uncomfortable or unhappy. jeffrey epstein, like it or not, sorry trump fans, he was a threat to donald trump even just because it was embarrassing he had these connections to him. mr. barr had his own ties to jeffrey epstein. his father hired jeffrey epstein be to be a teacher who was not qualified to be a teacher in the dalton high school here in new york. he worked at the law school before becoming attorney general but refused to recuse himself. he recused himself from the florida portion that had to do with the swaet heart deal jeffrey epstein got from mr. acosta, but he didn't recuse from this part. frank figliuzzi tweeted yesterday, yes ag barr overseas the u.s. attorney's office in new york and many years ago barr's father hired to teach at the dalton school with no private degrees so there's that. is there a reason for the public to be skeptical about mr. barr and he will be candid in whatever the fbi finds out about this ca? >> honestly, joy, i would give the attorney general

trump? i think it is quite possible. i always talk about the soft trump voters. a lot of people who voted for donald trump. not because they liked him but because they could not stand hillary clinton. or they want a change so badly that they're willing to take this enormous risk on donald trump. donald trump has almost no margin for error. what should democrats do to contrast with trump? talk about order, stability, so should republicans. a common sense conservative can make the same argument. that we need someone who will reflect more traditional common sense conservative values. not his values. i think the president is in a tough spot. everybody talks about the economy being the issue. if the economy was what's driving this election, then he would be well ahead of his opponents. given the relative strength of the economy. it is showing down now. i think voters are not just voting about their pocket books. they're voting their values and based on the president's behavior and conduct in office. >> let's talk more about the economy west don't want to forget about that. president trump said that it is doing r

trump. he wants a page in the history books. >> president trump donald trump could be remembered as one of the greatest presidents in american history. >> trump is the greatest president ever and there will never be one like him. >> here is what i do. i'd ask whether or not you think i will some day be on mount rush more. >> and trump thinks that a real estate deal putting the united states in charge of the world's largest island could be the final, the trump being the louisiana purchase which he arrives about. >> more than 200 years ago this very city was at the center of america's negotiations during the legendary louisiana purchase. not only did we gain new orleans. we doubled the size of the united states. we secured new parts and ports. and we made our nation the greatest farm country on god's earth. >> so when it comes to greenland there were plenty of people quick to call trump a joke. to say this is how he spends executive time? i mean some of the headlines look, americans speak out on trump's desire to buy greenland it's a disaster. he has gone mad. fwreenland tells donald trump it's

donald trump is doing. but, you know, part of it has this very weird notion i think donald trump has about nationality, which is that donald trump thinks american jews should be loyal to the state of israel. american jews are american citizens. it's just like he called judge curial, born in indiana, he called him a mexican. for donald trump if you're not white and christian, the idea is you don't really belong here so you actually belong somewhere else. >> did i call you philip? i'm sorry. >> it's an honor. it's an honor. >> so, peter -- i mean philip. no, i'm kidding. the president's accusing american jews of disloyalty. watch this and then we'll discuss. >> in my opinion you vote for a democrat, you're being very disloyal to jewish people and you're being very disloyal to israel, and only weak people would say anything other than that. i think that if you vote for a democrat you're very, very disloyal to israel and to the jewish people. >> so, listen, his defenders are trying to say that, you know, he doesn't mean what you think he means, right, about this whole thing about a dual -- about questioning and

trump. to enrich himself. donald trump, i interviewed two people in this boom who know donald trump very well who made it very clear he didn't think he was going to win the presidency. he ran twice before as marketing stunts to, in one case, enhance his contract negotiations for the apprentice with nbc. and when he finally ran in earnest, it was in large part or to put himself on the biggest global marketing stage ever so that he could impress the kremlin to get his long-desired moscow trump tower so that he could sell more apartments around the world. so that he could get richer. because donald trump was never as rich as he claimed to be. and so donald trump understood that the way to make money, big money, was to get on that stage. and when he won, it was sort of a surprise to him and everyone else, but then he realized, you know what? i can make money doing this. look at the people he admires, the people who are pure kleptocrats. vladimir putin, kim jong un, people like that are his lode star. when xi jinping became president of china, he congratulated him. when rodrigo due tar today in the philippines said