that statement doesn't quite track with what trump actually said, though, since trump was talking about what could happen after the election. but, let's be honest here, donald trump say rambling and imprecise speaker. maybe that is what he was trying to say. he makes shorthand references in his speeches all the time. he jumps around erratically, starts thoughts, leaves them, trails off, doesn't finish. lot of times leaves people scratching their heads. so maybe it is possible he was trying to spit out some kind of platitude about the power of second amendment advocates and it just came out in that weird, non-sense cal way. but when you're donald trump and you have said so many provocative, inflammatory things, on purpose, in this campaign, well, even if you didn't mean it the way people are taking it tonight, that is how a lot of people are going to take it. ross douthat at "the new york times" saying i think he meant you could shoot the judicial nominees and not hillary clinton. the editor of the washington examiner thought trump was floating the idea of an armed rebellion against bad

taking that as an indication that trump was essentially encouraging people to harm hillary clinton. of course today the campaign is saying that is not what he meant at all, don. >> sara, i imagine the trump campaign is in clean-up mode after another self--made trump controversy. >> reporter: they're in clean-up mode and in faster clean-up mode than we've seen them in a while, don. they put out a statement, i'll read a part of it saying this was just donald trump trying to coalesce political power behind him. in the statement the trump campaign said it's called the power of unification. second amendment people have amazing spirit and are tremendously unified, which gives them great political power. now, at his event here tonight, donald trump actually did not address this controversy, which is very rare for him. it was clear he wanted to try to stick to his message. instead he left it to his supporters to defend him. among those who leapt to his defense is former mayor rudy giuliani. take a listen to what he had to say about this dust-up today. >> a he said very clearly was if hillary

as an indication that trump was essentially encouraging people to harm hillary clinton. of course, the campaign is saying that's not what he meant at all, don. >> i imagine that the trump campaign is in cleanup mode after another self-made trump contro ververs controversy. what are they saying now? >> reporter: they are in faster cleanup mode than we've seen them in a while. they put out a statement, i'm going to read you saying, this was just donald trump tsaying it's called the power of unification, second amendment people have amazing spirit and tremendously unified which gives them great political power. it was clear he wanted to stick to his message, but . take a listen to what rudy giuliani had to say. what is he said very clearly was, that if hillary clinton were elected president, she would get to appoint judges to the supreme court that among the other things they would do to destroy us would be to do away with the second amendment and your right to bear arms. now, is there anybody here that -- is there anybody here that doubts that? and then he said, and you hav

it is no coincidence that trump was here this week giving his economic message. a central theme of the campaign. hillary clinton has been running behind donald trump on the economy until the conventions. we saw a switch in the cnn polling. between the conventions, donald trump was leading by nearly ten points over hillary clinton on the economy. now she holds a two-point lead on the economy over trump. she is continuing to make that economic argument and she will do so today in warren, michigan. she campaigned in iowa on wednesday and she addressed the comments from donald trump that critics said incited violence. >> words matter, my friends. and if you are running to be president or you are president of the united states, words can have tremendous consequences. yesterday, we witnessed the latest in a long line of casual comments from donald trump that crossed the line. every single one of these incidents shows us that donald trump simply does not have the temperament to be president and commander in chief of the united states. >> reporter: the clinton campaign t

. >> reporter: we were supposed to talk to a member of the trump colorado team but as we made arrangements, it was tonight are staying silent. donald trump's campaign appearance in north carolina created controversy with this remark: ?> hillary wants to abolish the second amendment. by the way, if she gets to pick -- if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the second amendment ppople, maybe there is. >> reporter: a remark seen as violent. >> dal the same thing but a complete % temperamental misfit. >> reporter: the trump campaign responding, sending us this email entitled "trump campaign statement on dishonest media." a spokesperson says it's called the power of unification, second amendment people have amazing spirit and are tremendously unified, which >> people see it as rhetoric. >> reporter: a du law professor says trump likely won't face legal repercussions, yet it would be different if someone in the crowd made a similar statement. >> if you are an observer and you make that comment, you will be questioned for a long time. >> reporter: i reached out to representat

trump. spring to mind an obvious pattern, so i worked on the story. it was published about the obama trump voters. they are the hope and change voters. by thewho were drawn in idea that barack obama was going to change washington, bring people together, and the charisma that barack obama and donald trump brought to their campaign. a lot of those people feel burned by the presidency. them are regretful about their votes for barack obama. these are guys who wanted to come in from the outside and change washington. they are frustrated about the paralysis. host: improbable did not begin to describe what donald trump began to achieve. angry outsiders had run for president before, but donald trump was going to be crowned at the republican nominee. over the years, there have been third-party candidates who have made a big impact. in. perot came he was impact full in the 1992 race. ralph nader in 2000 might have bushnough votes to force w -- to force george w. bush. donald trump was able to tap into that same view. we have had a reform party, a tea party. there is n

the clinton campaign said trump was inciting violence. trump's campaign had another trump's first impulse was to put out a statement that blamed the "dishonest media." in it, the trump camp felt no need to explain what trump meant and address accusations that even indirectly, he was calling for violence against hillary clinton. however, scott, trump did address this roiling controversy moments ago in an interview with cbs affiliate wncn, here in north carolina. >> reporter: if you could explain what you meant. >> well, i think you're talking about-- i'm not sure us but i think you're talking about the power of people that are in favor of the second amendment, and they have tremendous political power, and i think they really are strong. they're united. >> reporter: even so, comments like this have driven away members of trump's own republican party, among them maine senator susan collins, who wrote this morning in the "washington post" trump's "lack of self-restraint and his barrage of ill-informed comments world even more so." the national

. >> pelley: the teleprompter was gone today. donald trump spoke off the cuff and took his campaign off the rails, again. this time, it was a remark that some took as a threat of violence against hillary clinton or the supreme court justices she might appoint if elected president. here was trump in north essentially abolish the second amendment. by the way, and if she gets to pick-- ( booing ) if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although, the second amendment people, maybe there is. i don't know. >> pelley, of course, the second amendment establishes the right to bear arms. the clinton campaign said trump was inciting violence. trump's campaign had another major. >> reporter: scott, donald trump's first impulse was to put out a statement that blamed the "dishonest media." in it, the trump camp felt no need to explain what trump meant and address accusations that even indirectly, he was calling for violence against hillary clinton. however, scott, trump did address this roiling controversy moments ago in an interview wit

donald trump was actually given the opportunity by wolf blitzer to repudiate these people who are issuing these death threats against another person, against another jewish surnamed reporter, who also received just a torrent of death threats and hate mail and attacks and wolf asked him what is the message you have for your quote unquote, fans who are sending these death threats to her. and his response was almost verbatim, i have no message for my fans. so even though now he said well, i don't really like these hate speech folks, i don't want them involved in the campaign, he actually has been given the opportunity throughout this campaign to repudiate them and has turned it down. i will add, it's important to note, these hate groups, it doesn't go unnoticed. this is the daily stormer, one of the web sites, and after he announced that he was going -- after he refused to repudiate the people attacking this other reporter, the headline is, glorious leader donald trump refuses to denounce stormer troll army and the text says trump responded to the request with i have no message to the fans w

was that a democrat speech. is she turning trump into a democrat. >> can she flip her dad. or: that didn't sound right. >> no. trevor: very odd. >> it was awkward tonight. she talked about maternity leave and affordable child care. she kpwapb her remarks saying, i'm not a democrat or a republican. lady, you're at the rnc. your father is the pick to head the republican party. that was weird. i think she took it upon herself to soften his image. i feel that's not there when he comes out and it's literally 77 minutes of this apocalyptic demo graphy about division. >> trevor: i think you miss heard him. he said on january toe, 2017 will he get law and order going so fast. >> yes. trevor: like the first day. everyone is like -- gone. >> there won't be anyone left in the united states of america. that's the fear. that's the law and order. there are no crimes if there are no people. a smart move. >> yes. their names all end in trump. >> trevor: do you think the republicans are thinking yes that's our guy. can he read or is this one of those where they go in. >> he did the prompter.

trump. spring to mind an obvious pattern, so i worked on the story. it was published about the obama trump voters. they are the hope and change voters. by thewho were drawn in idea that barack obama was going to change washington, bring people together, and the charisma that barack obama and donald trump brought to their campaign. a lot of those people feel burned by the presidency. them are regretful about their votes for barack obama. these are guys who wanted to come in from the outside and change washington. they are frustrated about the paralysis. host: improbable did not begin to describe what donald trump began to achieve. angry outsiders had run for president before, but donald trump was going to be crowned at the republican nominee. over the years, there have been third-party candidates who have made a big impact. in. perot came he was impact full in the 1992 race. ralph nader in 2000 might have bushnough votes to force w -- to force george w. bush. donald trump was able to tap into that same view. we have had a reform party, a tea party. there is n

we heard conway and banon want to come in and be the donald trump he was before. so, you know, is this a plug for donald trump to going back to who he was. >> needs to expands his support. he felt constrained by manafort, perhaps if he can bring some discipline to his campaign, but still be who he is, he might be able theoretically to find some sweet spot. and i think that's what this is really about. >> you know, we have seen him kind of buck the system in terms whatever traditional candidate would tip inningly do, and now we're starting to see him rolling out some of these new you think this won't help at all? >> he needs to bring the focus on hillary clinton, so far, at least in the last few weeks, a lot of the focus has been on trump himself and the perception he keeps making these mistakes. >> hillary clinton, democrats would agrees, those have not been seen, have not been prominent, because donald trump, and his chaos around his campaign, has essentially taken up all of the oxygen in the room. >> now, some of the campaign ads that we've been seeing, put out b

so trump, not trump, david patraeus. he said no, he was somebody else entirely. >> unendorsing trump, but not endorsing clinton, correct? >> no, not at all. because hillary clinton was for the iran agreement and i can't support someone who was for the iran agreement. >> who will you be voting for and writing in? >> in my case, i will be writing in colonel powell. >> colin powell is enthusiastic supporter of the iran agreement. so now he's back to supporting david patraeus. he's telling all of his supporters in illinois that they should also cast write-in votes in the presidential election. there's problem with that, in illinois write-in ballots are not counted for people who are not officially registered in candidates. he's encouraging millions of people that will not be counted. leadership. and also happens in senator mark kirk is locked in a very tough race of his own. he's at real risk of losing his senate seat. that's why he said that the president's policy in iran had him acting like the drug dealer in chief. that's what senator kirk

again donald trump was reckless. he talked about hillary clinton's physical stamina. saw sexist donald trump show up today. so even though he was reading from a prompter, his message isn't one that resonates with me. so he wasn't on message. >> stay with me. everyone, when we come right back, more headaches on hillary clinton with e-mails. will the latest news hurt her with voters? hotel every night. so i use the hotels.com rewards program to earn free nights. which i can use for my new friends here. thanks, captain obvious. you're welcome. roger that, sir. my name isn't roger. supported by hotels.com. is depression more than sadness? ♪ it's a tangle of multiple symptoms. ♪ ♪ trintellix (vortioxetine) is a prescription medicine for depression. trintellix may start to untangle or help improve the multiple symptoms of depression. for me, trintellix made a difference. tell your healthcare professional right away if your depression worsens, or you have unusual changes in mood, behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young

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. >> i thought actually the most effective part of the speech was dealing with donald trump. i thought it was powerful. >> trump got a bump from the four days in cleveland. are the media playing the same standards to the trump and clinton conventions? >> this convention is a mess. it is a total mess now. >> and yes, where love trumps hate that, that's the country we're fighting for. >> an impressive speech tonight. she closed what democrats is a highly convention. >> it was the democratic party that just ripped the mantle of reagan's optimism and spread it all over prime time. >> this is media buzz. >>> we came on the air last sunday from philadelphia the debb debb debbie schulz was getting booed. >> we have got to defeat donald trump. and we have got to elect hillary clinton and tim kaine. >> it's a stunning thing to see people take both thumbs throughout tpoint them down and cup their hands throughout the night. >> it is chaos of republicans. >> things reached the point where an ad libbed like from sarah silverman became big news. >> to the bernie or bust people, you're bein

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trump himself? or from -- >> i'm sure but here's my question, who in the world decided it was good for trump to haveconnecticut? >> hillary clinton was down for three days, i think last weekend. donald trump went to connecticut, held a rally. that was on all the networks. she was doing nothing but sitting at home. >> winning connecticut is -- >> okay, but that's fair. and he held a rally in connecticut which is close to new york and if you go five miles off -- >> you're saying it kept him in the news. >> it was a rally in a state we want to win and it kept us in the news cycle that hillary clinton was off. >> right now mormons are exerting him. >> local media is a good way to drive coverage, drive positive coverage. if that's the case why not go to florida, pennsylvania or ohio? instead of spending time in connecticut -- >> it didn't take a lot of time, resources to go to connecticut. it was a saturday in which hillary clinton. >> i was on saturday night and the speech was on all the networks. >> we'll be light back. protein show down milk wins. 8 times the protein, less bathroom breaks. ♪ ♪ isaac h

he endorsed donald trump. what wasision to make this public, to go after john mccain and paul ryan today? >> well, i don't know what the question is even about. every time mr. trump speaks, he is going after or attacking someone. i have yet to see the tafbattac. he was asked whether he would endorse and he said i'm not ready yet. mr. trump doesn't like endorsing in primaries. he has said he's not ready to endorse. there is no attack. >> this isn't just any republican. this is the speaker of the house who endorsed donald trump, went to the convention, even though he had some reservations. he was there. he said he would vote for donald trump. work for donald trump, support donald trump. yet donald trump said he is not quite ready to do the same as far as paul ryan is concerned. exactly one week before his primary. >> well, if paul ryan's role as speaker is to chair the convention. so he's doing his job. and mr. trump appreciated paul reason doing what he did at the convention. at the same time, it is still a primary and

what she meant was to have a right to bear arms against. what donald trump said today was not that he was rallying people to vote. that's perfectly legitimate. of course it is. he said if we lose the vote, there's nothing we can do. if we lose the vote, there's nothing we can do unless maybe it's the second amendment people. that's a dog whistle. most of us know what dog whistles sound like in politics. it's one of the clearest ones we have ever heard. frankly, when other people have engaged in this, jesse helms did this when bill clinton was president. he said if bill clinton comes into our state in north carolina, he ought to bring a bodyguard. within 24 hours he had to say i made a mistake because people jumped all over him. you do not do that with the president of the united states. i worked with two presidents, one of whom almost lost his life, ronald reagan, at the hands of an assassin. you do not raise the issue in such a way that is open to a reasonable interpretation that you are trying to say if this person gets out of line we will take care of him

donald trump was in portland, maine, last week. there is a chance the way they give out electoral votes in maine one of the states two congressional districts is one that the trump campaign is targeting. he was in the state, and now that states one of its u.s. senators says she will not be supporting donald trump again. that is the breaking news. more as we learn it, we will bring it to you. going to squeeze another quick break in. please stay with us. ♪ mapping the oceans. where we explore. protecting biodiversity. everywhere we work. defeating malaria. improving energy efficiency. developing more clean burning natural gas. my job? my job at exxonmobil? turning algae into biofuels. reducing energy poverty in the developing world. making cars go further with less. fueling the global economy. and you thought we just made the gas. ♪ energy lives here. try duo fusion!ing antacids? new, two in one heartburn relief. the antacid goes to work in seconds... and the acid reducer lasts up to 12 hours in one chewable tablet. try new duo fusion

trump. our goal, our target, was to look at individuals who had been disenfranchised. 't participated. and they turned out in record numbers -- >> but it didn't show -- actually this analysis by the five thirty eight blog found that trump voters in the primary were a share of regular republican elect rats. it wasn't even clear that the strategy even -- that strategy even worked. >> you know why it worked? we won 14 million votes and donald trump is the nominee today -- >> that's a whole other show for people not wanting to admit they support donald trump, i don't understand why. but go ahead. i'll give you the last word. >> i said this before, it bears repeating again, donald trump is not a racist by any stretch. but what we saw in this memo and what has played out is that donald trump utilized tactics such as racism. he played on the way that people normally talk around their kitchen table. whether or not it's the way he talks about voters of color or whether or not he was talking with jake tapper. he refused to disavow david duke because all of a sudden he didn't know

a good idea for trump to have a rally in connecticut? >> hill ary clinton waso three days last weekend. donald trump went to connecticut -- >> he has a chance winning connecticut as much -- >> that's fair but he held a rally in connecticut, which is close to new york where obviously connecticut is a state if you go five miles off the coast -- >> you're saying it kept him in the news cycle. >> one, it was a rally in the state we want to win but, two, it kept us in the news cycle. >> why not go to utah where right now the -- >> he's up by 12 points there. >> local media is a good way to drive positive coverage. if that was the case why not go to florida, ohio, pennsylvania? >> he went to florida, ohio, pennsylvania. >> instead of spending time in connecticut. >> it didn't take a lot of time, didn't take a lot of resources. it was a saturday. >> and hillary's taken seven days off. >> i think it was a great move. i was on saturday night and his speech was on all the network. >> we'll continue after this. we'll be right back. with quicksilver from capital one. you'r

if trump was greeted harshly or disrespectfully, it's a won-win. trump supporters would likely be energized either way. trump brings his press corps with him everywhere but he did not this time. his campaignmented to potentially limit coverage of his visit. there was no security reason to keep the press corps behind. the rare occasions a president has done is it's because the president has been visiting a war zone. but, still, trump has become the most reviled man in mexico, and it isn't hard to see why he's so unpopular. >> they're laughing at us at our stupidity. they're bringing drugs. they're bringing crime. they're rapists. and some, i assume, are good people. they are not our friend. believe me. >> every time mexico really intelligently sends people over, we charge mexico $100,000 for every person they send over. >> you're with telemundo and telemundo should be ashamd. he gave a news conference. he said, trump, we will not pay for the wall. you know what i said? we'll make the wall now ten feet taller. are you ready? who is going to pay for th

asked about this in an interview and mike pence said he does not think that donald trump wasrying to incite violence. what's interesting about that is the number two on the ticket was trying to say he wasn't trying to incite violence. what kind of position is mike pence in and to what she was saying, what does this put republicans in to have to explain these comments regularly? >> it's incredibly painful for republicans like paul ryan other ands who are having to explain away the top of the ticket, but let's just be very clear and the hallmark of the campaign said it was something aspirational, and it was rhetoric that was quite vitriolic and coming out of the convention and we'll lock her up, lock her up and people constantly refer to her as a murderer and as a criminal and that, you know, he even offered to pay for the legal bills and people who roughed others up at their rallies and there has been a thematic reinforcement of violence as something that is acceptable from donald trump. so let's call a spade a spade here and what he said all of those second amendment people a

trump later explained, it was all just a joke. >> were you being sarcastic? derstanding. cnn, new york. >> thanks to randi. back with our panel. donald trump is someone who likes to say he speaks clearly if a plain spoken english. for someone who speaks plainly, he seem to be misunderstood or misconstrued a lot. >> i think he speaks his mind. he is not used to having tightly tested words like hillary clinton, we can't believe anything comes out of her mouth. take for instance ten days ago. she told chris wallace on fox news sunday that she had no connection between the state department and the clinton foundation. that's not true. the 44 e-mails she turned over, we get 44 new e-mails today. she didn't turn them over. they reveal the head of the clinton foundation was asking for favors for billionaire donors. i am more concerned when trump speaks from the heart, i am more concerned with the outright highs we're seeing on a daily basis. >> i'm concerned about the highs from trump also. hillary clinton is a liar and so is donald trump which are why so many are dis

david, you just heard governor mike pence there on the question of whether donald trump was inciting violence. that's an extreme view of what donald trump said. a middle view which is also critical is that he was careless in his words, in talking about violence in a way dealing with presidential candidates and some people think you should never get even close to that line. >> i think careless is being a generous description of what he said. listen, for a great number of years now, what donald trump calls the 2nd amendment people have argued vociferously to keep away gun control restrictions on guns because they think they ought to be able to have their guns. in the event there's a tehran ca t along comes, candidates, republican candidate like the candidate who ran against out in the west six years ago running against harry reid. said there are -- if harry reids out of control, we have 2nd amendment remedies. what she meant by that is have a right to bear arms. what donald trump said today was not that he was rallying people to vote, that's perfectly legitimate. of course, it is. he sa

donald trump was reckless. he talked about hillary clinton's physical stamina. so saw sexist donald trump show up today. even though he was reading from a prompter, his message isn't one that resonates with me. >> stay with me. everyone, when we come right back, more headaches on hillary clinton with e-mails where the latest news hurt her with voters. fax.com show me minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com. justice is spelled b-o-x.hero, say hello to a powerful tool that gives you options to fit your budget. ♪ oh, i'm tied to this chair! ♪ dun-dun-daaaa! i don't know that an insurance-themed comic book is what we're looking for. did i mention he can save people nearly $600? you haven't even heard my catchphrase. i'm all done with this guy. box him up. that's terrible. and an early morning mode.ode. and a partly sunny mode. and an outside... to clear inside mode. transitions® signature adaptive lenses... ...are more responsive than ever. so why settle for a lens with j

while donald trump was doing his immigration thing, hillary clinton started the morning are rolling outther republican national security endorsement. this time it was the former deputy secretary of defense under president bush. speech american legion and the shining city of cincinnati, trump tried to reclaim the mantle of american exceptionalism, which americans have claimed barack obama and his party have abandoned as a guiding principle of american foreign-policy. >> my opponent in this race has said clearly that he thinks american exceptionalism is insulting to the rest of the world. in fact, when vladimir putin of all people criticized american exceptionalism, my opponent agreed with him, saying and i in russia, youre don't want to hear that america is exceptional." well maybe you don't want to hear it, but that does not mean it is not true. john: simple question, how clintone do you think was it counterprogramming against all this trump news? campaign and on a are confident that your base is excited and you're going after are oncans, then you stronger terrain than your opponent, an

a lawyer for the doj's fair housing section at the time and was called on to handle the trumphe black testers came they were -- they may have been shown apartment, but we were told nothing was available whereas when the white testers came, yes, there were things that were available. that would be the norm. >> reporter: and if the trumps did rent to a black person, goldweber recalls they would do so only at one building in brooklyn, reserving the other buildings for white tenants. >> that the white people would live in trump village and the people of color would live in flatbush. >> and according to the justice department, they even had a secret coding system to do it. a racial code. here's how. >> some of the applications were marked with a "c" which we learned that it meant colored so that the prospective tenants who had come in were noted to be colored. >> reporter: yes, you heard her right. the department of justice alleged applications submitted by prospective african-american renters were designated with a secret code, such as "c" for colored to indicate a black person wa

the very premise of trump running in the first place is he was a multibillionaire. who's going to vote for trump said everything he touches turns to gold. so this perception i do think is critical to the narrative of donald trump. >> when you were shaking your head, were you saying you don't believe he's as rich as he says he is? >> definitely not as rich as he says he is. there's not a human alive who -- i don't know, if i saw his taxes, if i saw his balance sheet, if i saw his financial statements, if i saw what i could see with mitt romney or hillary clinton or any candidate, i don't know. >> a sound bite from donald trump in new york today discussing his economic plan. first he's quoting a february 2016 "new york post" article praising him for what he did for new york city. listen. >> this is a direct quote, basically donald trump waded into a landscape of empty 5th avenue -- the dust ball mugging ground that was central park, so dangerous. almost by sheer force of will, he rode to the rescue. expressing rare faith in the future, he was instrumental in kick start

guest: i figure was donald trump first and foremost. he kind of injected himself into the primary in a surprising and dramatic way last week. it turned that this was a referendum on paul ryan by his voters back home, and in all of the polling, it has been building among republican voters. district has been in the 80's, and that is where he is in the voting, so i think it is very clear what led to his victory. i think he got attention because a lot of the discord and division is in the republican party, and paul ryan is representing a sort of different , andn, style, and agenda sense of the future of the republican party than donald trump does. : if you hear the story tonight, it is interesting how he parsed the words, talking about a better way agenda and also not playing to the fears of the electorate, which is in why donald trump was able to win the primary, and yet, he is facing a very different electorate as we move to the general election, donald trump is. when asked about why he won by the margin he did, he said i say what i mean,

was disabled. i didn't know it. i didn't know it at all. trumpsaying this against megyn kelly. >> she starts asking me questions. you can see there was blood coming out of her eyes. blood coming out of her wherever. >> critics charged he was referring to menstruation. critics claiming it was a misunderstanding. >> i was going to say nose and shsh or ears. that is a common statement. >> after this comment on abortion -- >> do you believe in punishment for abortion? yes or no. as a principle. >> there has to be some form of punishment. >> for the woman. >> yes. >> trump said he believes the doctor, not the woman, should be held legally responsible. he told "the new york times" that he misspoke. saying i'm asked hundreds of questions a today and every once in a while, if you misspeak, i was very focused on the topic of the catholic church. >> did trump misspeak when he suggested the judge should step down? the judge was born in continuted to mexican immigrants and trump is against immigration. he said i'm building a wall. it is an inherent conflict

donald trump was not my first choice. i like ted cruz but now it has come down to two candidates and i have to go for donald trump because hillary clinton will be disastrous. he doesn't have a chance and all he is trying to do is take votes away from donald trump. to try to is selfish do this. if we don't get behind trump, we are going to be stuck with four more years of destruction in this country. more liberal judges on the supreme court. the selfishness of this guy and the rest of these republicans, it just makes me sick. i would say that donald trump has no chance of winning this election. entered the race again, donald trump was down by 10% in the polls. he is still down by a significant amount and he is doing even worse. people are supporting donald trump hold onto to him, the worse off we are. he has no chance of winning and sooner or later, the country is going to come to grips to that. that hillaryg clinton take the white house and the polls reflect that reality. if you could veto tpp, would you win? vow to veto't

this was the most diplomatic moment we've seen from donald trump. is first visit with a head of state, a foreign head of state overseas. he went to scotland this summer, but that was to visit his golf courses. you can see he was basically working off of prepared remarks. he had his top advisors with him. his son-in-law, the former new york mayor, rudy giuliani and other top aides was by his side. it almost felt like this was the makings of a trump administration on display. one noticeable absence, this was no flag of the united states government in this room. it was a flag for the republic of mexico. it was a reminder this was not a president visiting mexico. this is somebody who wants to be president. >> thanks for the hustle of getting there on time. in the last hour we spoke to republican national committee chief strategist. joining us democratic congressman of texas. congressman, thanks very much for joining us. >> thanks for having me. hillary clinton was offered the same invitation. she didn't accept it. you think she should have accepted and g