anti-trump voices are not that aside and the pro-trump voices are chanting "we want trump, we want trump lowe'ste and trying to shut down the protesters. joe: what was the tactic the anti-trumper used. reporter: they tried to force a vote on a rules package that would have been unfavorable to trump and force them to jump through more hoops. it is intricate and little complicated but the thrust is they want to embarrass trump and embarrass the pro-trump forces. what the rebellion is about. we are told can to jelly, a delegate from virginia is part of the leader of this -- is the leader of part of this rebellion. joe: so whoever is running the convention, they were not compelled to abide by the signatures? how are they able to ignore that motion? reporter: the chair asked for a duick voice vote, the ayes an nays. the pro-trump voices yelled latter and -- yelled louder and they moved on. dissatisfaction and protests -- joe: what next to watch for? get the votethey they want and what they do if they don't. that is what to watch for right now. we will be monitoring this story for the rest of the hou

of bias and the police force and dealing with communities of color, that's her response, donald trump lowe is basically just been on twitter, responding both to the shooting but also with his traditional critical assessment of hilary clinton and the interviews she has done on the air. his range of things, only on twitter so far. >> we are a couple of weeks away now from the political convention, do you think this puts pressure on the parties to address these issues while they are delivering speeches and during the conventions? >> it does. whether the parties will give in to the pressure or step up to that pressure, that he is moments do, they are a test for the candidates. presidential moments. we look to our presidents for right or wrong for a sense of control of events. maybe not a 5- point plan on how to solve but a sense we are part of a community or a common goal we are all moving towards. how the conventions and candidates response are a test of the kinds of things they in the democratic party because the black lives matter movement has been a part of this presidential campaign, the

first unity rally, citizen for trump spokesperson and the diversity of the base in support of trump, by low representing gays for trump, star of the day, large gay population, african-americans for trump, the barest group of people. o and it was sort of this type of mentality with no ability and connecting, connecting with the middle-class. trish: the first time citizens in a long time feel like we have a voice. this is a man who gets it. it is not about him but it is about we the people, the angry americans fed up with the establishment, and corruption in government and the whole thing happened when hillary was wearing the shirt and said i am with them, he gets it, it is about the people who put him here. trish: so many americans felt the deck was stacked against them, it was changing and it comes from us. >> it is why people are so easy when this appeared that once again people were not going to let it go and move on, trump will be our nominee and we will win this election. trish: it is wonderful to see you in the house. there is some disturbing details on that terror attack in germany. t

you need tot think pick a hispanic because donald trump's numbers are so low, and i think he is going to be driving a lot of hispanics to think becerra is in the mix, but i think clinton would be looking more towards kaine. out frankenor minnesota, his name continues to pop up. yes, al franken says he is interested, which is refreshing. has also beenhar: mentioned. it would be unusual to two has passed, and i think republicans would focus on that. i love her, when he came to the senate, he certainly was not talking to the national press. he was talking to the local press. he immersed himself in policy. he was a funny guy. a workhorse.be gave the advice, do not be a show horse. be a workhorse. steve: after the convention? yes, they are going to make a decision, and then they are going to want to know when to make it, and then you maximize it. maybe you still some thunder from the republican convention. these days, news ranks so quickly on twitter and social media. you want to maximize. news coveragee from republicans, or am i just creating my own moments? you're not going to be able to

i think perez could be picked; i just think you need to pick an hispanic because donald trump's numbers are so lowand i think he will be driving a lot of hispanics to the polls. mix, but at the same time, i think hillary clinton is going to be looking more toward kaine then any -- >> an interview with senator al franken of minnesota, his name continues to pop up. it's fascinating -- >> said he is interested, which i think is refreshing when they say that. the senior senator from klobuchar, has also been mentioned. it would be an unusual pick for hillary clinton, because of his past, and i think republicans would focus on that. but when al franken came to the senate, he was not talking to national press, he was only talking to local press. he immersed himself in policy. why? because he was the funny guy, and he wanted to be a workhorse. gave advice to hillary clinton when she arrived in the senate, and that is what al franken did. he got the respect of his colleagues on capitol hill, but it's a long shot. >> is it a safe assumption that hillary clinton will make her nominee known aft the republican

pennsylvania, she leads trump by 9 points. a low point for trump? his polling with the african-american community. trump got 0% approval among blacks in both ohio and pennsylvania. while standing on the spot where abraham lincoln made his famous house divided speech, clinton called for urchty in the wake of the deadly dallas ambush while also taking the opportunity to attack trump. >> imagine if he had not just twitter and cable news to go after his critics and opponents. but also the irs or for that matter our entire military. this man is the nominee of the party of lincoln. we are watching it become the party of trump. and that's not just a huge loss for our democracy, it is a threat to it. >>> the republican national convention kicks off in just four days. and security in cleveland is tightening as concerns grow over tens of thousands of protesters expected to attend. and complicating matters, the state's open carry law for guns. two rings of security will surround the convention center. first the secure zone inside and directly around it will be

trump. pennsylvania clinton leads by 9 points. a low point for trump, his polling with african american kmun tichlt he got 0% in ohio and pennsylvania. clinton called for unity in the wake of the deadly dallas ambushes and taking the opportunity to attack trump. >> imagine if he had not just twitter and cable news go after his critics and opponents but also the irs or for that matter our entire military. this man is the nominee of the party of lincoln. we are watching it become the party of trump. that's not just a huge loss for our democracy. it is a threat to it. >> the national republican convention kicks off in four days and security in cleveland is tightening over the tens of thousands of protesters expected to attend. complicating matters the open carry for guns. first the secure zone inside and then directly around it will be controlled by the secret service where no guns are allowed. and then the event zone where guns are allowed per state law. they have rifles, knives, paintball guns, steel-tipped umbrellas and more are prohibi

i don't think you need to pick a hispanic because donald trump's numbers are so low, and he is goingo be driving a lot of hispanics to the polls. mix,nk the sarah is in the but at the same time, hillary clinton is going to be looking more toward kaine. -- airingwe are interview with a senator in minnesota. >> al franken said he is interested. i think it is refreshing when they say that, and the senior senator from minnesota, they also got mentioned. -- the senior senator from minnesota also got mentioned. he would be a unusual pick for hillary clinton because of his past. when he came to the senate, he was not talking to national press, he was only talking to local press. he immersed himself in policy. he was the funny guy and he did not -- he wanted to be a workhorse. byrd gave advice to not be a show horse, be a workhorse and that is what al franken did. he garnered the respect of his colleagues on capitol hill. >> is it a pretty safe assumption that hillary clinton will make her take known after the republican convention? know by then, and they will say when can we do it? maybe yo

meanwhile trump not laying low this week, traveling to several pivotal swing states next few days andive a policy speech to veterans. but he is not, bill hemmer, leaving out those great poll numbers. just a few hours ago tweeting out, great poll numbers are coming out all over. is it too early to tell? >> yes it is. point of fact, yes. i think the trump team should be pleased with what they're seeing right now but any good pollster worth their salt would say give it two weeks. let's see how both conventions balance each other. sandra: tell me, historically, julie, how this works? when do we really know voters had a chance to look at both conventions to decide if they're changing their minds or sticking with original -- >> i would say exactly what bill said. i would caution we have olympics coming up in august, nobody will be focused in this except people like us. everybody is focused on rio. come labor day we'll see where the polls are trending. people should look at polls on state by state basis, not so much national polls. this will come down as always does to handful of states. let

i do think that expectations of donald trump were low. known for giving a speech that can stick to a pr prompter. >> craig, you gave your favorite lines from both candidates so let's play them now. >> there's too much inequality, too much social immobility. >> way too many dreams die in the parking lots of banks. >> one more child to sacrifice on the order and on the altar of open borders. my opponent wants sanctuary cities. but where was the sanctuary for kate steinly? >> so, craig, you like trump's closing lines. tell me why. >> the closing lines were terrific because every day of convention had a theme. we're going to make america great again, strong again and secure again. the last lines of his speech said the same things so that his speech culminated the convention and culminated his speech at the same time. this was the same strategy we used in 1988 for the george h.w. bush convention. and we went in to that convention in '88 ten points behind, we came out seven points head and never looked back. trump did not get that big a bump bu

but so is each candidate's character and right now both clinton and trump favorability ratings are low. if you could pick your ideal candidate, who would it be? >> oh, i had not even thought of that. i don't know. : patriots star quarterback will be back on the field. and time will run out for new hampshire voters to make up their mind. in nashua, david bienick, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: mike wankum is tracking the chance of a little rain one day this weekend. maria: plus, the first cases of the zika virus transmitted by mosquitoes in the u.s. why the number of those infected maria: to your health now -- the first cases of the zika virus transmitted by mosquitoes in florida. ed: and the number might be higher than reported. >> we have been expecting this could happen. nicole: the first cases spread >> we may see more. the real question is, will this spread quickly or will it be controlled rapidly by the department of public health in florida? ed: -- nicole: putting a stop to blood donations. putting a stop to testing. >> they are not able to test everyone who has headaches. nicole: -- nic

low energy. little marco. lyin' ted. >> it was spring. donald trump become the presumptive nominee on the republican side. and the general election was in sight. throughout the primary year, trump knocked out his opponents by slapping them with insulting nicknames that stuck. >> you go his rallies and people say lyin' ted. they know his lines because he drills it home again and again and again. >> we were all waiting for the hillary clinton brand to come out. >> and when i can focus on hillary, as i say, crooked hillary, when i focus on hillary, she'll go down easier than any of the people we just beat. >> and crooked hillary is what he's come up with. >> and we can all go against crooked hillary clinton and beat her. >> when he finally started calling her crooked hillary, we knew we had reached a point where he was looking towards the general election. >> shortly after trump debuted crooked hillary, he added another line of attack. >> i think the only card she has is the woman's card. she has nothing else going. >> mr. trump accused me of playing the

trump. she kept a low profile before tonight in case you're unfamiliar with her. 46-year-old is an immigrant she was born in slovania and she and donald trump married in 2005. they have a 10-year-old son together his name is baron. milania has had success as model and now as a line of jewelry and watches. she speaks four languages and has said if her husband is elected, she would take a traditional first lady roll. you have to think of like bet dee ford or jackie kennedy. she said tonight she would help causes focused on women and children. some of the highlights from her speech tonight, let's roll it. >> it is migrate honor to present the next first lady of the united states, my wife, an amazing mother, an incredible woman, milania trump. (applause). >> i'm so proud of your choice for president of the united states, my husband, donald j. trump. i have been with donald for 18 years, and i have been aware of his love for this country since we first met. he never had agenda when it comes to hi his tree tim because like me he loves this country very much. >> we want o

both clinton and trump have historically low approval ratings. in fact, 52% of trump supporters say they're only voting for him because they don't want hillary to win. and i don't blame them for that soft support. donald trump is a hard man to stand behind. meanwhile, 56% of hillary supporters say they just don't want donald trump to win. hillary's critics see her as untrustworthy, selfish, and too willing to bend the rules. meanwhile, donald trump's critics say he's prejudiced, unprepared, and has the wrong temperament for a president. ( laughter ) think about it. it's not like anyone's going to change their minds about these two. both candidates are already decades-old brands. if you don't like wonder bread, you're not going to like president wonder bread. the same goes for the new mcdonald's angry meal. and, let's face it-- let's face it. ( cheers and applause ) both candidates know it. that's why this is expected to be the most negative campaign in american history. hillary clinton will say things that make trump seem racist, an ( laughter ) t

. >>> donald trump laying low this weekend after a very busy week in cleveland, accepting the republicanination as president -- for president. he is taking the weekend off from campaigning. but not from social media. peter is standing by live at trump tower right here in new york city. peter? >> and as the clinton campaign begins to introduce the world to tim kaine, the trump campaign is trying to introduce voters to corrupt kaine. that's what the republican nominee is calling the long-time virginia politician, accusing clinton's new running mate of taking bribes on a grander scale that his predecessor in richmond bob mcdonald who was convicted of doing improper favors or a businessman in exchange for gifts. his conviction was eventually overturned but trump still asks, quote, is this the same kaine that took hundreds of thousands of dollars in gifts while governor of virginia and didn't get indicted while bob m did? that comes as trump communications director jason miller now sends us this e-mail. quote, it's only fitting that hillary clinton would select an ethically challenged insider

. >> what is donald trump's plans this week, is he going to lie low w450i8 the democrats celebrate inl not lie low. he will be out campaigning starting tomorrow. tomorrow he and governor pence will be campaigning together. we will be going to a number of bat 8 ground states this and talk about the issues that will be framed by his convention speech on thursday. >> do you expect a bounce in cleveland and if so what bounce would you be satisfied with? >> the bounce has been happening since the fbi indicted -- should have indicted secretary of state clinton but didn't. since this time donald trump's members of the ju message was heard more clearly. we have been growing. we expect that we will be ahead in a lot of battleground states. already in a number of national polls donald trump is even or slightly ahead. >> paul, thank you for joining us. hope you come back. >> thank you, greta. >> that's all for now. make sure you are right here on monday night at 7 p.m. as "on the record" kicks off the democratic convention primetime for the number one network in all of cable. we are live from ph

so you had a reluctant republican party kind of more submitting to donald trump than cheering him on. >> beth, your high and lowf tiffany trump, she's sort of the forgotten adult child of donald trump, the jan brady as it were. >> oh. that hurt me to hear you say that, my goodness. >> i have to quote mark murray on that, it's his line and it's so perfect. she came off as poised, loved her dad. it was a great rollout for her. low moment i'm going to echo howard here, chris christie leading that crowd in saying, lock her up. i mean, think about it, tamron, i'm sure you have. if this woman is elected president in november as she is likely to be, she has been so disqualified in so many ways by the overheated rhetoric of many of these speakers to a national audience, not just the people in that room, that this is something that they are trying to project that this is a woman who ought to be in prison. that's really extreme. >> but it's in line with some of the polling that she should not be in prison, but that felt she should be indicted with that said, if their mission is to say, don't vote for hillary here's why,

donald trump, all you had to do was lay low. [ laughter ] how'd you do? >> donald trump has fired off yet another tweet that's gotten him into trouble declaring hillary clinton "the most corrupt candidate ever," over a six-pointed star and dollar bills. the imagery evoking anti-semitic stereotypes and appeared ten days earlier on a white supremacist message board. >> larry: you had one job this week, trump, one job, that's to shut up! [ laughter and applause ] that's all you had to do. and you went to anti-semitism? [ laughter ] good lord. all right, citrus-hued vomit-bladder, what was your excuse? [ laughter ] >> tweeting dishonest media is trying their absolute best to depict the star in a tweet as the star of david rather than a sheriff's star or plain star. [ laughter ] >> larry: really, donald? you think this star represents sheriffs? [ laughter ] so israel's just a country of sheriffs trying to keep law and order in the rootin'est, tootin'est middle east? [ laughter ] well, i guess in some ways, yeah, they kind of are. all right. all right, trump, wh

you can see smart and horrible and low educated and honorable. donald trump was told a lot of low educated people are voting for me and he said i love the low educated. that is why people like donald trump. he said what is true. rush is aiming toward a crowd of people who want to believe that the american president is not an american, that hillary clinton is an ice queen, i am saying anybody who knee knows her privately that laugh is real, he listens to you, no one is smarter. but they built up this monster and ideally democracy will see through it. >> c-span: in the back of your book you have something called the gop twistifications. in reading it i suspected you probably listened to a lot of people on conservative talk radio. is that true? >> guest: yes. when i was at air america i really had to professionally listen to right wing talk radio which is 95% of all talk radio. i guess they are more skilled and smarter. what is 95%? it tips to the reason >> c-span: liberals look at the rest of had media and say that is ours. conservatives would say the mainstrea

and i do think expectations for donald trump were low.n, he's not somebody known for giving a speech where he can stick to a prompter. i do think that for hillary clinton, nobody thinks that she's a speaker on the level of bill clinton or barack obama, so i do think the bar was also a little different than when president obama came up to speak. >> okay, craig, you gave me your favorite lines from both candidates, so let's play them now. >> there's too much inequality, too little social mobility, too much paralysis in washington. standing here as my mother's daughter and my daughter's mother, way too many dreams die in the parking lots of banks. >> one more child to sacrifice on the order and on the altar of open borders. my opponent wants sanctuary cities. but where was the sanctuary for kate steny ley. >> you likes trump's closing lines. tell me why. >> well, the closing lines were terrific because every day of the convention had a theme. we're going make america great again, make america strong again, we're going to make america secure

trump was artificially low base on the worst month of campaigning in the history of a modern presidentialare people worried about the democratic party? >> no, i think they understanding will be a close race and we have to go out and win it. we shouldn't be complacent. democrat sometimes look at trump and ink how could that guy ever when. there is a complacency we should worry about. these polls are a wake-up call. i don't think people are worried. they look at her and see debates who can win the and have a great convention. basically, going head-to-head against donald trump she is going to win. week,the wake of last louisiana, i know you're familiar with that state, and the horrors of last week trump is playing the law and order card. is that smart for him? >> now, i was reading that he that there are people calling for a moment of silence for the shooter in dallas. of course, no one can find any such thing. i don't think -- i find it hard to believe in any sense that when people are looking for the country to get unified and are concerned abut all this that donald is the goto person. die

other side, believing more in faith and the facts, you can be smart and horrible and low educated and honorable, donald trump thought a lot of low education people are voting for me. that's why people like him. he says what's true. rush is aiming toward a crowd of people who want to believe that barack obama is not an american, that hillary clinton is an ice queen. anybody who knows her privately, that laugh is real. she listens to, no one smarter. but the buildup to this monster, ideally, ideally democracy will see through it. >> go back to your book, in the book you have something called the book of gop. >> in reading it, i suspected you probably listen to a lot of people on conservative talk radio. is that true? >> yes. 95% of all of all talk radio, i guess just because they're better and more skilled, but what's 95%? it tips for the reasons. >> the conservative say that's hours you saw on your own fundraiser there, you had john stuart and although saying it figures. it shows that television is paid for both sides, to argue that the media is not as funny, why did 80% of newspapers and doors reagan, mccain

trump was artificially low at the end of june based on possibly the worst month of campaigning. >> anitaking is our people worried in the democratic party? anita: no. they understand it will be a close race and we have to go out and went through it, and we should not be complacent and should not take it for granted. democrat sometimes look at trump and think how can i got ever win? his polls may be a bit of a wake-up call. it is a tough race out there, but i do not think people are worried. they look at her and they see somebody who can win the debate and have a great convention. and basically, you know, head on head against donald trump, she is going to win. >> james, in the wake of last week in the wake of louisiana, i know you are really familiar with that state, minnesota and dallas and all of the horse of last week, trump is playing the law and order card. a lot like nixon in 1968. is that smart politically for him? james: i was reading my before i came on here they were saying that you were calling for a moment of silence for that horrific shooting in dallas, and of course no one c

trump asked him to speak at the convention and low and baio isscott tweeting at the convention. mr. ump either isn't interested in unifying the party or doesn't have a clue how to do it in the first place. theor: amazing scene on political front. thank you for your thoughts. for more on this we can cross to isveland, where "france 24" live at the situation. the never trump campaign already out in force there. reporter: i am at the end of a protest march by a number of different groups here. one goal is to try to stop donald trump. we are talking people from hispanic rights groups, antiwar groups, black rights -- black lives matter's activists. they voice their anger about what is happening in american politics today. they say they know they can't make a difference but they want their voices to be heard. there are some pro-trump demonstrators on the street facing off against each other, trumping slogans, anti- demonstrators shouting "you're are abortion groups, evangelical groups. anchor: it would be funny if it weren't for the fact that the american election and the outcome of it is

stephanie, some of the high marks that trump got is because the bar is so low for him. you concerned about the opposite for clinton? does she have to reach a high bar with her convention next week? stephanie: i wish i could say no. but the bar is always extraordinarily high for hillary clinton. and that has just been the case all along the way. i am confident she is ready to take on that challenge. when she has had those moments she has definitely risen to the occasion. and i have no doubts that she is prepared and ready to go and ready to take on the fight. michael: anything you're looking forward to next week? arehanie: emily's list, we going to be celebrating a little bit. for 31 years we have been trying to get more democratic women elected. 19 women centers, -- 19 women senators. our first presidential candidate and it is not only that we are excited that it is hillary clinton but there really is a moment, it being the first woman in 250 years take the party for. yeah, i'd say there is a lot of excitement. mark: president clinton has been low late. donald trump las

donald trump has said low minimum wage is a good thing for america. onald trump makes his suits in mexico, when i've been to a plant in ohio that uses union labor to make their suit donald trump has saidepeatedly oh i'm going to make america first. but when you look at the reality of what he has done he has fought collective bargaining in las vegas. the people on the strip who organized the trump hotel, they did it over his dead body. he doesn't believe in the prevailing wage. this notion that he's somehow going to be a champion for workers flies in the face of his record. because he hasn't put america first. he's put his own profits first. it is all about him. >> let me ask you though specifically about tpp. labor secretary perez said this about tpp. in your capacity as labor secretary you championed it and one op ed we found in the boulder daily camera you called it critical to our 21st century competitiveness. that was over a year ago. you do still believe in that version of the tpp? >> sure. this is what the president tasked me with doing, chuck an

trump is artificially low based on possibly be worth -- worst month of campaigning.i'm asking is our people worried or no? >> i do not think people are worried. i think people understand it is going to be a close race, that we should not be complacent. we should not take it for granted. i think democrats sometimes like a trumpet a, how can back i ever win question mark and there is a complacency we should worry about. it is a tough race out there. i do not think people are worried. i think people look at her and they see somebody that can win the debates, have a great convention and basically had on had against donald trump, she is going to win. john: james, in the wake of last week, and the wake of louisiana, i know you are familiar with that state, minnesota in dallas and all of the horrors of last week, donald trump is playing the law and order card. it sounds a lot like nixon in 1968. is that something hillary clinton is going to have to counter directly? >> i was reading right before i came on here that he was saying that people were calling for a moment of sile

. >> trump branded bush low energy jeb. is low energy nap is a low energy individual. >> people didn't think he wanted it. they didn't think he had the strength to be the president of the united states in difficult times. >> we're going to keep winning, winning, winning, and we're going to make america great again. >> he nicknames them when he attacks them. >> it was little marco who he brushed off as weak. >> so i'm looking at little marco, and i think there is something happening with him, and he is like -- >> of all of the republican candidates, ted cruz appeared to have the most civil relationship with trump. >> he said i like trump, i'm not going to sling mud with him. >> lyin ted, there is no g. >> you knew it hit it's mark when random people in the crowd at a rally would start chechant ted. >> at the first debate on cnn, sanders said he had no intention for pouncing on clinton for -- >> as he became successful, he got what was called candidates disease. all of a sudden, i never thought i could win, but gee, maybe i c

trump that didn't happen. >> i lost a bet on that. >> demi low -- lovato, sarah silverman. >> why eva longoria was so worriedefore her big appearance. >> i hope that my voice doesn't go out. >> why fans of the bachelorette say they got burned by bernie. >> and, worldwide shock and horror. >> are houses of worship the new soft target for terrorists. >> then, monster pet. who would keep a pet al

hillary clinton and donald trump get both low marks. 60% see trump unfavorably. 53% see clinton unfavorton will campaign together for the first time. president and secretary of allies. >> donald trump kept up attacks on hillary clinton asking who pays for the travel on air force one and pointing to her own fbi investigation. trump is also defending a controversial tweet that shows a star over a pile of money. he tweeted, quote, dishonest media is trying their absolute best to depict a star of david rather than a sheriff's star or plain star. the tweet was deleted after it was posted on saturday. >>> chief correspondent for new york times magazine and contributor. he joins us from washington. mark, the president is anxious to get out on the campaign trail. where has he helped hillary clinton and where has he hurt her? >> he helped her as president. president obama's approval ratings are in the 50s. when you compare that to where he was when donald trump starting beings the republican front-runner almost a year ago, it was 20 points lower. obviously, it's a matter of barack obama the sitt

trump -- trump says he'll punish manufacturers that move to mexico or china, but the clothes he sells are made overseas in low-wage factories. he says he wants to put americans back to work, but he games the u.s. visa system so he can hire temporary foreign workers at low wages. he says he wants to deport 11 million undocumented people, but he seems to have no problem in hiring them. what'd i miss here? truth be told, the richest thing about donald trump is his hypocrisy. he wants you to believe that we can solve our biggest problems by deporting mexicans and shutting out muslims. he wants you to believe that erecting trade barriers will bring back good jobs. he's wrong on both counts. we can only solve our biggest problems if we come together and embrace the freedoms that our founding fathers establish right here in philadelphia. which permitted our ancestors to create the great american exceptionalism that all of us now enjoy. donald trump doesn't understand that. hillary clinton does. and we can only create good jobs if we make smarter investments in infrastructure and do more to support small businesses,

but still, even for trump, monday was a new low. e thing trump banned a major newspaper from reporting on his campaign, and it's not that. >> from now on, one news organization won't be welcome at donald trump's political events. today the presumptive gop presidential nominee revoked "the washington post's" press access to his campaign events. >> buzzfeed, politico, the daily beast, univision, the huffington post have all been blocked in recent months. >> seth: by election day, the only media outlets that are going to be allowed on trump's campaign will be "the national enquirer" and rich pricks monthly. [ laughter ] trump complained that the washington post has reported inaccurately on comments he made in which he seemed to suggest that president obama sympathized with terrorists. comments trump made in an interview monday morning. >> he doesn't get it or he gets it better than anybody understands. it's one or the other. we're led by a man that either is -- is not tough, not smart or he's got something else in mind. and the somethin

trump. this republican national convention has had its highs and lows. ght trump makes his acceptance speech and has the chance to send these delegates home feeling good about him and his chances of becoming the next president. >> this was the scene today as trump and his daughter had their walk through inside of the arena prior to their speeches tonight. ivanka is introduces her dad and they looked relaxed and trump cracked a few jokes including how much he loved the media. and they hosted headline guests, vice presidential candidate, mike pence who delighted this crowd by declaring pennsylvania in play. >> not only is it our objective to nominate donald trump as president of the united states but to win pennsylvania when we do it. >> and then the ted cruz story, sara bloomquist is outside of arena, sara cruz's speech and his refusal to endorse donald trump continues to be a hot topic here in cleveland. >> reporter: jim that is right, we spoke with a lot of our loerkal delegates today. they are not at all

i've got doubts about this foal low trump, but he'll do that. >> i want to show you the most provocative headline of the week in "the washington post." it reads, i hate donald trump but he might get my vote. it got a huge reaction, pat. i had a lot of callers on my sirius xm radio show who said, that guy speaks for me. why would rational, affluent, informed citizens consider voting for the donald, short of not voting at all? he's the only one who appears to want to preserve the american way of life as we know it. pat, those are fighting words to some because they hear those words and think, that's a preservation of white america, that this guy is talking about. >> there is nothing wrong with the country i grew up in, michael. it had some things wrong on civil rights and things like that. but it was a good country. and what these fellas see, and the same thing i'm seeing, we're losing the best about the country we grew up in. the government here in washington, a, is incompetent, b, the system is rigged, c, we're being pulled away from the center. i can understand entirely what that fellow

and specifically based on low expectations. trump delivered with his speech. and even though there wdisessio he shored up the republicans and numbers for independents went up. and we'll see how it goes and look at the polling. you never hold a presidential election where only one candidate gets a convention. >> and given the problems that there were no endorsement from governor kasich in ohio and ted cruz, a lot of people said the republicans went in to the convention as a fractured party. but the rifts seemed to have healed and now an argument over debbie wasserman-schultz and what the democratic national convention did to tip the scaleses in favor of hillary clinton, there is real fault lines ahead for the democrats this week? >> reporter: there are. the democrats are more fractured than people realize and they control the white house. still what we will see for hillary clinton this week, we'll see the first lady, vice-president and president and bill clinton and tim kaine and elizabeth war withen and bernie sanders. you will see the breadth of the party vou

although it's been noted that trump is getting low double digits in some of the polls, better than whats seeing, and he, donald trump, did not speak at that convention. >> reporter: that's right, tamron. trump declined their invitation. this has been a long-standing bipartisan tradition for major party nominees in election years. last time around i came to this event with mitt romney and it was a tough crowd for him to deal with. donald trump deciding not to show up. hillary clinton, of course, we started to see this over and over again, this campaign season. the last time i was in a room with her at a -- with an african-american audience, we were talking about those police officers who were killed in dallas, she was giving a somber address, talking about those very things that you outline, violence against black men and also the killings of police officers. and so here we are again, talking about that again, this time, of course, in baton rouge. and i think you can expect hillary clinton to focus in much the same way she did when she spoke to the church group after the last round of ki