even his own lawyers were telling me, trump thinks about trump. trump likes people who think about trump. melania thinks about trump, and she has been really his biggest supporter. she told them, for instance, that, you know, forget all these people that are mocking you. she believed that he could win and that was really important to them. she urged him to do it. i think it's fascinating that she came from another country. she reads a lot and it tried some people in the white house crazy because she finds all these critical things and she will bring into the tension atf trump in trouble get upset, but her point is she wants trump to know who's on his side loyalist and non-loyalist. people are upset that melania, in one way she's not elected, right? she's just an influence but but it's hard to know what you're saying before, what am i supposed to think about this first lady. issue really like trump? well, the answer with everything, it's complicated. she's like him in some ways and not in other ways. >> she has been with him at the critical moments, and

trump? dr. trumpcannot say it was the last straw because since the muslim band, there has - -- ban, there has been something every week. something about that kind of broke me. children are being kidnapped and their parents are being tortured. if you are a parent, you know what it is like to worry about your child and have uncertainty about where they are and their well-being. .t is literally torturere people are dying in these concentration camps they set up. what i would say to donald -- he wouldn't less than -- listen anyway -- this has to stop. this is antithetical to what this country is supposed to be, and people likike stephen milllr should not be anywhere near the executive branch of this country, should be dismissed , and d donald shouldd mamaybe thinking -- maybe think people with some modicum of empathy, which he won't, which is why he does not belong in the oval office. dy: sami yaffa: israel is no older than 70 years, but ththe jewish natition-states been influenced by tribalism, religious

towers, trump hotels, trump golf courses, gave me several trump ties and says the reason they are successful is two inches longer than most so americans - he wants the entire stick, late in the campaign where romney said something about trump is not really a business guy. he brings in trump states, trump water, 26 minutes bringing product out, the number one tv show which stayed on the air for 13 years so i would say he understands relentlessly positive optimistic branding that is the apprentice and the trump ties and so forth and understand counterpunching but they are different patterns. they happen to fit together but they are different patterns. >> c-span's coverage of the republican national convention starts this monday and booktv's look at other programs about donald trump and his campaign for reelection continues. of next a portion of a recent interview with faith and freedom innovation founder ralph read weighs in on why even indian -- evangelical christians should support the president. >> the president's walk to st. john's episcopal. >> i strongly supported it.

trump. castscarolina probably all 71 votes for president trump -- proudly casts all 71 votes for president trumppplause] secretary drummond: pursuant to the announcement of this delegation and the rules and procedures of this convention, north carolina casts 71 votes, president trump. dakota. 29 delegates. 29, president trump. name is secretary, my john, chairman of the north dakota delegation. north dakota is home to the biggest republican in this room, abdomen national committee woman sandy buehler. we are think for for her service. -- we are thankful for her service. [applause] north dakota is the safest state in the nation because we respect life, because we value family as the cornerstone of our society, because we support private enterprise, because we exercise our second amendment rights, because we stand for our flag, for our military, for our police, and because we support our president and vice president. north dakota's 29 delegates probably cast all of their votes -- proudly cast all of their votes for president donald j. trump. [applause] secretary drummond: pursuant to the announcem

, trump, trump, trump, trump. t of rambling hour-long talk today and i really would be just delighted if i were running the joe biden campaign to see that, and to see more of that because it was, again, it was red meat for the base, and for those that drunk the kool-aid, it was great, but for anybody else, it got tedious and was absurd and ultimately it was the kind of thing you would tend to click off. we'll see if he does it every night, but he sure did it today. >> elise, only donald trump would not be insulted by what gene just said about kim jong-un, i think that's a comparison he would be flattered by. let me show you what we will do in a second trump term. >> i would strengthen what we have done and do new things. space force, for example, i have done more -- i have an interesting distinction, and actually sort of a bad person in terms of doesn't like republicans or me said trump is whether you like him or not, he's done more than he said he was going to do, like, i never mentioned space force, that campaign

thank you. ♪ >>> new heat on president trump's family over this new york investigation of both president trump and the trumprganization's finances. it grew out of michael cohen testifying that his former boss inflated assets for things like lones, insurance coverage. now eric trump is refusing to appear at all. he was scheduled for an interview last month. investigators believe he likely has information relevant to the inquiry. the trump organization responded to this request saying -- >> we're going to get into that in a moment. the new york a.g. asking a judge to order him to testify under oath. in a new statement, the trump organization said it's a dispute over documents and they reiterate they don't think they've done anything wrong. joined now by the former acting solicitor general of the united states. good to see you, sir. >> good to see you. >> this is one of those times where everyone has their constitutional rights. so we don't make giant attacks on people exercising them. on the other, if this were just a document dispute, as the trump organization claims, it would seem that you could normally wo

trump. castscarolina probably all 71 votes for president trump -- proudly casts all 71 votes for president trumpuse] secretary drummond: pursuant to the announcement of this delegation and the rules and procedures of this convention, north carolina casts 71 votes, president trump. dakota. 29 delegates. 29, president trump. name is secretary, my john, chairman of the north dakota delegation. north dakota is home to the biggest republican in this room, abdomen national committee woman sandy buehler. we are think for for her service. -- we are thankful for her service. [applause] north dakota is the safest state in the nation because we respect life, because we value family as the cornerstone of our society, because we support private enterprise, because we exercise our second amendment rights, because we stand for our flag, for our military, for our police, and because we support our president and vice president. north dakota's 29 delegates probably cast all of their votes -- proudly cast all of their votes for president donald j. trump. [applause] secretary drummond: pursuant to the announcement

everybody at the republican convention was screaming trump, trump, trump, trump, trump. we got to the democratic convention, people were screaming, during hillary clinton's acceptance speech, booing her. bernie, bernie, bernie. they did not have the priorities straight. the thing is to win, whether you like the person or fall in love with them or not. >> yeah. so he -- she's going -- he's going to win. the people he already has. with kamala, that base grows. what i'm telling you is, i'm talking to people on the ground, in ways that i wasn't in 2016. we still have a problem. and we have the ability, in these next several days, to solve for it. it's not comfortable conversation but we do have to fix it. and all of it's not inside baseball because these aren't party establishment people. but i bet we need them at the polls or the drop boxes or wherever we're going. we need them. and that means we need to have an honest conversation. not a message discipline conversation but what is the truth? and what are the variations of truth from people's variety of experiences? >> begal

republican party has done i think it's over trump is going to lose big but yet the vast majority of republicans will vote for him so even after trump loses i think trump is is going to dominate larry trump's not going who are killed. grabs sean hannity they'll start their own t.v. network he'll be he'll make trouble for the republican party for the next 4 years so i think the party is still going to be him so he's in a not to to chill or head. i think i think he will be a few wants to be it's not but look somebody like me i'm a conservative i oppose trump i can't run for anything in the republican party for the next 48 years because i'm anti truong so i still think you need to work donald trump because the party is his party even after he loses that's why i think the republican party is already broken up because there are a lot of conservatives like me bill kristol and others who will never go back to that party mitt romney apparently is the only elected official standing up to him why well romney's got nothing to lose he's in utah he's popular he's probably not running again all the other republicans larry they're scared it down for donald trump supp

trump was. you saw where trump was. you opposed trump in the primary. d then he offered you a job, you took it, you went along with trumpism. no. trump's a moral test. so i would take somebody who really believed in trump and could back that up than someone who doesn't believe in trump and goes along with trump. i just find that appalling. >> so what's next for you? >> oh, listen, i don't think there's any place in the republican party for me. i've been pretty clear about how i feel and the party's been pretty clear about how it feels, and i think the party's going to win. so i'm gonna work with democrats to my involvement in politics. i mean, the way i see it, really, that the future of the country is going to be decided by the battle that's within the democratic party. so i really see there's three parties in america now. they say, "why do we have the two-party system?" i say we have three because there's really two parties, at least within the democratic party, kind of an aoc/sanders wing and, say, a biden wing. so whoever wins that battle, that's jus

trump having praised putin and putin now seeing the possibility that trump could play in this election and praising trump and somebody who could be presidential. but i showed you this something i find important and can only approval from. i see nothing wrong with it on the contrary mr trump said he would be willing to restore russian american relations he's going what's bad about last week we all want past few the body don't you. from the russian perspective but it was clear whom does the poor in the election which mr putin spoke favorably quite carefully about tropical that. he said it was good but didn't say he thought trump was great or anything like that he was much more reserved. on the 22nd of july 2015 became the official republican presidential candidate. 3 years supporting us so that i can be your champion in the white house and i will be your champ. nobody knows the system better than me. which is why i go alone can fix it. presented himself as putin's weston kindred spirit swim for a child which for most but. when to do his character and his upbringing which of which he didn't just like putin

trump and his family. the family a lot of them just didn't talk for years, that was the ethos within the trump family. what we saw when mary trump wrote her book is the dam breaking a little bit. here we have marianne trump barry the sister saying something, not realizing she was being recorded. i don't know if there are others out there that have viewpoints. others may say, what's the relevance here. his sister knows him as well as anybody. she's been around his entire life. that's the person you would normally bring forward to present on your behalf, and here it's very unusual you get these candid assessments, these tapings took place in 2018 and 2019. she said a number of those things over months that are very strike willing. and your viewers can go to the website and listen to some of the excerpts of the audio posted. it's not just what i'm saying or how it's presented in the book, you can listen to the audio yourself. >> mary trump, the president's niece who wrote this best selling book, she's 55 years old, she recorded how many hours of audiotapes with the president's older sister who's 83? >> 15 hours, that's a lot of tap

you look at how many trump towers, trump hotels, trump golf courses. one time i went to see them before he was a candidate and he gave me several trump ties and said the reason i was successful because they are 2 inches longer than most ties. you may remember we will once did this entire shtick where late in the campaign where romney had said something about trump is not really a business guy. so he brings in trump steaks trump water for 25 minutes bringing products out and the number one tv show which was staying on the air for a think 13 years. so i would say it's optimistic relentless branding and that's the premise of the trump ties and so forth and he understands counterpunching but they are actually different patterns that fit together but very different patterns. >> let's talk about trump and stinks for a minute. you have worked with a number of american presidents. trump seems to me to be in a class all his own from the standpoint of governing and running and operating federal brockers the environment. juristic. i know there are papers that are

trump. all of the daughters, jared kushner, tiffany trump, melania trump. e people that are going to try to play a little cleanup here on these pretty damning recordings. but there was a lot of questions around mary trump, trump's niece's book, and where this information that she revealed in "the new york times" best seller about certain topics, such as whether -- how she move that trump had had someone take the s.a.t. for her. so she did finally confirm that this came from maryanne barry, trump's sister herself. i think this was, you know, part of the effort to combat a lot of the attacks that trump's niece had been getting, claiming that this information wasn't accurate. but it is really hard to dispel, when you're hearing that from someone who the president speaks glo glowingly of, previously. a federal judge in new york, whose rivalry with her brother actually stems from some chagrin over the president trying to take credit for maryanne barry's current position. >> how does the idea of the president's family, how is it going to play out and affect the 20

trump: ok. you give it to me. here, give it to make them and i will give it to my guy. >> thank you. pres. trump: thank you so much. >> come on. come on. pres. trump: come on over here. you look like a good man. >> chad, chad! pres. trump: come here. come on over here, fellas. i want a little power. >> [inaudible] pres. trump: i want them over this. if you sell this tonight on ebay -- >> you will. >> put your mask on for me. pres. trump: who is going to get this one? ebay, $10. >> trump tower usa. [laughter] pres. trump: thank you, fellas. are you ok? let's go, steve. >> [inaudible] >> the sheriff is right there. one right over here. pres. trump: so we are ok? all the people are good? do you have a pen? give me a piece of paper. yeah. yeah. so you will be ok? you will get it back, yeah. >> [inaudible] [indistinct conversations] >> if you have a mask, put it on, guys. pres. trump: if i put your name down, it loses a lot of value, so just sell it tonight on ebay. [laughter] thank you. we will take good care. we are going to work with the guys. we are going to get you what you need, fast. [indistinct conversations] [laughter] >> get yours put on. pre

today is infected by the virus of donald trump i don't think there's any saving it they don't want to be saved they don't want to walk away from trump and trump ism so i think the republican party is effectively dead bryan mcgrath still has hope for a post trump era in which republicans examine their conscience and renew themselves as a party donald trump connected with a lot of dark parts of people's hearts in this country i didn't think it was possible that it could happen so quickly but it did i'm hoping that his performance . turns enough people against his approach so that we can get on with the business of trying to be a trusted. force for good in the world to that end in november he'll do the unthinkable and vote for democrat joe biden but in 2024 he wants to see a conservative candidate he can be proud of. well let's go to some sports now the german football league met today to discuss of bringing fans of back into the stadiums in the coming season a final verdict will be reached in conjunction with the government in 2 weeks but just league of clubs have so far decided that the matches beginning in september will feature no visiting f

trump this is right now. the president will speak every night. donald trump jr. will speak, eric trumpanka trump, tiffany trump. who we heard from this weekend is the president's older sister, maryanne trump barry, a federal judge with the secretly recorded audios by her niece with a scathing rebike of her brother saying he is a liar, a fraud and hearing the immigration policy she reacted this way. >> all he wants to do is appeal to his base. he has no principles. none. none. and his base, i mean, my god, if you were a religious person you want to help people. not do this. >> these tapes and stories about them released on the weekend between the democratic and republican convention. just a scathing character attack on the president from the older sister. a goal of the president is to move on and change the topic as soon as possible. >> yeah. these are scathing is a really good word to use to describe. cringeworthy. it is kind of remarkable when you think about it. if you play the game, imagine if this is anybody else but trump, this would be all we would be talking about and the presid

trump's family. meanwhile, a new cbs poll shows president trump trailing joe biden by ten points. not all will be following this. ♪ god bless the u.s.a. ♪ >> reporter: as president trumpmally accepts the gop nomination this week, some republicans are already speaking out. >> i'm one of many who voted for the current president donald trump. >> voicing their regrets. >> it's been worse than what we ever imagined. we're farmers and, like i said, conservative republicans. >> reporter: and warning fellow conservatives. >> you know deep down in your sunday school hearts what kind of man donald trump is, what kind of christian he is. you know, don't ya? >> these are some of the faces of the never trump movement, a small slice of disaffected republicans, rank and file and former officials swimming upstream in trump's party hoping to make him a one term president. the move is multiplying. with the lincoln project republican voters against trump and bush alumnae. we worked for w, we support joe. >> i am dispatching thousands and thousands of heavily armed soldiers. we dominate the streets. >> reporter: and hoping to get into his head. at least that's the goal of the lincoln pro

back to his first look which was a bestseller for years and years, you look at how many trump towers, trump hotels, trump golf courses, one time i went to see them before candidate and he gave me several trump ties and said the reason they are successful is 2 inches longer than most sides and the americans are great people and you may remember he did this entire script word late in the campaign where romney said something about trump is not really a business guy, so he brings in trump stakes, trump water, and they had the number one tv show which has stayed on the air for 13 years, i would say relentlessly positive optimistic branding and that's the trump ties and so forth and he understands counter punching but the actually different patterns and they happen to fit together but very different patterns. >> let's talk about trump instincts for a minute. you have worked up close with a number of american presidents, trump seems to me to be in a class all on his own in a standpoint of governing, operating the bureaucracy in an environment certainly their instinct, i know they're all process that you move, b

trump's former rival rand paul and pam bundy and a parade of trump family members who echoed the dark warnings and fear campaign and eric trump remixing the religious culture war with cancer culture scare tactics. >> to all people stripped of our religious freedoms and religious liberties, my father will fight for you. >> and while polls and trump children were going on offense, the first lady took a different tactic explicitly addressing this pandemic this nation. >> my deepest sympathy goes out to everyone who has lost a loved one and my prayerers are with those who are ill or suffering. donald will not rest until he has done all he can to take care of everyone impacted by this terrible pandemic. >> we're joined now by jason johnson and journalist at morgan state university and liz blank, host of msnbc positive spin. jason, i want to get to the issues of abuse of power. last night had a lot of that vision. tonight had, as mentioned, multiple instances of using government power for a partisan end. your view? >> ari, tonight really sent an amazing message. we saw it was a state of the union speech where the president was doin

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trump family. it is not surprising that it is going to be ivanka trump. she comes from quite liberal background in new york once coming into washington and becoming an advisor to the president, has become fully committed to the trumpject and speaks lovingly about what mr trump has done for women in the country, for working women, for mothers like herself. she is going to get out and make the picture again. this is constant through the week... here she is. she's about to introduce her father. good evening. before i begin, i want to send a special message to everyone who has been affected by hurricane laura, our hearts are with you and the president will continue to support you every step of the way and, just like americans always do, the nation will come together to help you rebuild your homes, businesses and communities, stronger and more resilient than ever before. applause . four years ago i introduced to you a builder, an entrepreneur, an outsider and the people's nominee for president of the united states. tonight, i stand president of the united states. tonight, istand before president of the united states. tonight, i stand before you as the proud daughter of the people's president. cheering and applause. he

if new york real estate, in trump corporation, the trump campaign, the trump white house, the trump administration, very natural for him and i'm very happy that -- and this has not been easy, but that my broad mind and narrow ways have not switched places. [laughter] ainsley: thanks so much for being with us. steve: good luck.

trump family. this has been a bit of the trump show. there has not been a night without somewhat with the surname trump speaking. trump it's here tonight. she's here to appeal to women who may be put off... here he comes... my name is rudy giuliani, the former mayor of new york city. in 2013, the city elected a self—described progressive democrat as mayor. new york city, once described as america's crime capital, had become by the mid—19 90s, the safest large city in america. today, my city is in shock. murders, shootings, and violent crime are increasing percentages unheard of in the past. we are seeing the return of rioting and looting. during rights, this democrat mayor, like others, has often prevented the police from making arrests and, even when arrests are made, liberal, progressive da's release the writers. new yorkers wonder, how did we get overwhelmed by crime so quickly and declined so crime so quickly and declined so fast? don't let democrats do to america what they have done to america what they have done to new york! again, the democrat are urging you to vote for it obviously defective candidate. b

trump show. six members of the trump show. six members of the trumpfamily trump show. king to the convention. president trump has a lwa ys convention. president trump has always thought that he is his best cheerleader and spokesperson but he also puts tremendous store through loyalty a nd tremendous store through loyalty and the people he feels closest to and that give him the most loyalty are his family. that is why we have seen family. that is why we have seen if uncle trump being put into a position of special advisor —— ivanka. her husband as advisor —— ivanka. her husband as the special envoy to the middle east and the two sons, donaldjr and middle east and the two sons, donald jr and eric also trusted advisors although not in an official capacity. lara trump, who we have just heard from there, talking about the political opportunities in terms of managing his campaign and being, again, a trusted lou tennant, part of that in a family circle. very much the hallmark of the donald trump presidency. you vote for donald trump, the family comes with him. and that, he see

trump's tax records. in fact, just breaking tonight a federal appeals court has refused to give trump immediate relief to stop his accounting records from being turned over to a new york state grand jury, instead scheduling arguments for september 1st over whether the subpoena of trump's records should be paused. now, that filing followed an earlier ruling by u.s. district judge victor marrero who denied trump's request to put his decision dismissing the lawsuit on hold to allow the president's legal team time to appeal. trump's associates are literal con men, grifters and base criminals. trump himself is using the power of the presidency to block details about his own alleged criminal conduct from coming to light. the length, the breadth and the depth of this con is all-consuming. and that is what separates the trump world con from all the other conservative con jobs that came before. this con has consumed the republican party. republicans don't stand up to trump. they don't stop him. they don't excomukt him. their silence is a tacit acceptance of his con and the cons of his associates. a tacit acceptance their base conservatives can be duped again and again and again. the republican party is now becoming one big con, no longer representing conservative ideals or val

trump supporter looks like or who a trump supporter is. we will talk about the american story and the accomplishments that we've had over the last four years with president trump and what the second-term vision is going to look like and this is a big difference, chuck, between president trump and his convention this week and the democrats last week. last week it was a massive grievancefest. we didn't hear about the vision for the future and how their policies would help people and there's a reason for that. the reason is they didn't want to talk about the 4 trillion in tax hikes and a green new deal and at a time when we couldn't stop our economic growth, they want toy there it to policies of the past. you'll hear an uplifting message from the president and when i tell you some of the stories you'll hear, there will be breakout stars and supporters of the president and it will be a beautiful story. >> when we hear about the unexpected about the president, we are hearing with somebody the unexpected with the last name of trump. i want to play a quote from the president's sister. this is from the president's sister recorded by his niece mary trump, mary ann trum

trump is cruel. donald trump does not tell the truth. donald trump is out for himself. lieve her exact yet was donald is out for donald. and i think that that is truly a terrible indictment on this president. >> you were working at the same time at the white house as steve bannon who was recently indicted for fraud. what was your reaction to the charges this week and his claims that it is just a political hit job? >> well, you know, there are so many ironies to this particular story. the first, of course, is the president's statement that he wasn't very close to bannon and that bannon only worked with him closely and i could attest all of that is not true. donald was very close to steve bannon. steve bannon was an adviser to him for the campaign. i mean he was there throughout the entire time that i was there and that is the whole time. and then he brought steve bannon into the white house. and steve bannon had his own little corner, his silo in the white house but he frequently advised the president. so these charges against steve bannon are shocking because the wall is

trump is against all those things. so we have three choices, you can be for trump, that wasn't going to happen, or sit it out which sort of sucked, or use the skills we have to try to beat trumpor number three and trying to beat him. >> trevor: to say you have helped many republicans get into office but then turn around and say you're against donald trump might be confusing because people will say, well, donald trump is the national evolution of the republicans we've seen come into office. >> right. >> trevor: the party has aligned around him from marco rubio to mitch mcconnell. so the question is, is donald trump not just a crass version of what the republicans wanted but a republican nonetheless? >> well, look, you know, i asked that question that led me to write the book, "it was all a lie." i think you're right, it is what the republican wants. i think the republican became donald trump. i don't think donald trump is an aberration or a black swan who hijacked the party. in this book i try to trace the history of the party and i think there have been two elements in. the '50s joe mccarthy and dwight eisenhower, a crazy wing and a governing wing. and i think that's continue

documents for investigation of the trump organization pushing for more information saying no one broke the law. attorney general james looking into whether donald trump the trump organization inflated financial assets to secure loans and earned tax breaks. court papers released today demand cooperation of the company and executive vice president eric trump. for months the trump organization has made baseless claims in an effort to shield evidence from a lawful investigation into its financial dealings. they have stalled withheld documents and instructed witnesses including eric trump to refuse to answer questions under oath. the petition also names four organization properties under investigation, 7 springs, 212 acre new york family estate in westchester, a building in lower manhattan, the trump international tower and trump national golf club in los angeles. the attorney general investigations started in 2019 after the president's former personal lawyer michael cohen testified to congress trump lied about assets. it has yet to determine if any laws were actually broken. the trump organization responding in part saying, quote, filing this motion on the first d

trump walked through it. i'm curious if you agree with jerry saeb's analysis there, one, and two, how you have evolved from being essentially anti-trump to supportive of trump five years ago, i didn't know donald trump would govern as a conservative. i think the record is pretty clear. this president has put through one of the largest tax cuts in american history. they're clearly one of the most pro-life administrations ever. they've put in excellent nominees for the judiciary. the regulatory reforms that help small businesses and other employers that brought about the unprecedented economic growth to the point before the pandemic had the lowest unemployment rate in 50 years. i look at that and say washington is filled with politicians who say all the right things and don't get squat done. this president may not always talk and tweet the way that i do, but in the end he actually gets things done. i think here in the midwest, we want to have people who don't just talk, but do. i'll take a doer over a talker any day of the week. >> jerry saeb, i'm sneaking in a break and then i will get more on your book on the other side, i promise, sir. >>> up next, you're

i mean, the way to donald trump's heart is to like donald trump to say you like donald trump, to embraceald trump and all is forgiven if you do that. that's been the history of him, you know, lindsey graham has spoken about this at length and i want to befe effective and th way to be effective is to be nice to trump and he'll be nice to you. it doesn't matter who you are. on the speaker who is booted from the lineup, it would have been awkward to have a speaker spreading antis-semitic tropes on the night you have the secretary of state speaking from the roof of the king david hotel to the american people at the convention. look, donald trump is -- fox news did a poll in mid august, 36% said they thought donald trump had the compassion to be an effective president. i don't think he's going to fix that problem at this convention. he's going to make these passing attempts, that's what a lot of stuff is about but in the mai, , this is about the base and he's going after -- he needs to rile up that base because anderson, if you can find me, we talked about trump, obama trump voters. if you ca

of course they're treating this very much as the cause of all the problems donald trump has course donald trump the trump ministrations very much a symptom of many of the problems the united states has had for a very long time of the pandemic has really laid bare in terms of inequality with health care problems with access to education problems with social justice how the pandemic has affected certain communities for the communities of color like in more ways than others so these are the kinds of issues that that harris is really hitting home so nothing really unexpected and borderline or. you know what during the primaries he was one of the 1st to bow out. early on can she connect with undecided voters and with moderate republicans i don't know if that's so much her job that's really joe biden job joe biden has a long record of being a very solid centrist. getting a lot having a lot of good experience working with republicans traditional republicans if we can remember back to a pretrial era. and many republicans many moderates are very comfortable joe biden joe biden doesn't carry the same baggage that

trump talking to mary ann trump barry. you'll hear about his relationship with his adult children. plus his relationship with god. let me set the scene for you on this friday. happy friday, by the way. trump used his house as his backdrop, inside what he views as trump palace. we saw a parade of cortisans and court jesters pleading for his attention. his only resume is their surname adult children. >> dad, people attack you for being unconventional, but i love you for being real, and i respect you for being effective. >> my father has made me believe that america can truly be great again. >> i miss working alongside of you every single day, but i'm damn proud to be on the front lines of this fight. i'm proud of what you're doing for this country. >> america is the greatest country on earth, but my father's entire world view revolves around the idea that we can always do even better. imagine the life you want to have. >> okay. as i mentioned, tonight we have new insight into that family, the family that comes from mary trump's secretly recorded conversations with her aunt, maryann barry, who is the president's sister. these recordings we're about to play separately are snippets of two sepa

trump supporters on saturday, drove hundreds of trucks through the city and got into clashes with counter demonstrators who had been peacefully demonstrators. the trump supporters shot paint ball guns at protesters. a man was shot and killed between the trump caravan and black lives matter protesters saturday. ted wheeler slammed trump for creating the hate and division that led to the violence. trump has refused to condemn the violence. instead he tweeted and retweeted more than 100 times through the weekend while he wasn't golfing. and this morning praising the protrump activists who appeared just before violent protests in portland. he praised them as great patriots. trump has yet to mention jacob blake who was shot seven times in the back by a police officer in kenosha. and his -- shot by a police officer while his children watched. nor has he mentioned the two victims killed by kyle rittenhouse. the 17-year-old vigilante nowen sads murder. just last hour donald trump defended him. >> that was an interesting situation. you saw the same tape as i saw. and he was trying to get away from them, i guess, it looks like, and he fell. and they violently attacked him and it was something that we're looking at right now. i guess he was in very b