. >> and he then let all of that out in the most undisciplined candidate, had the most undisciplinedrocess and now this most undisciplined event today. i advise a super pac supporting hillary. i wish i could take that 28 minutes and run it as an ad for our super pac. it reminded me of the warm-up before the opera, me me me. >> people love that, paul. >> no, poppy, they don't. >> why he has been nominated. >> by 13 million people. >> 14. >> 13.3. >> 14 million. >> semantics. >> he needs 65 to 70 million votes to become president. the difference between the 14 -- i stand corrected and the 65 or 70 he needs, are completely different folks. they tend to be more female than male and tend to be college educated and tend to be people of color. all communities he does very badly. >> let's talk about the women. you can't argue with the poll numbers and your guy needs help with women. i sat down with a group of women last night in cleveland and undecided, you'll see that later in the program. fascinating and eye opening for me but mike pence pushes him to one side on women, mike pence voted to

trump is a work in progress, undisciplined. it worked in the primary. reporter: donald trump called president obama the most ignorant president in our history. president obama will be one of jc: meantime, senator elizabeth warren is pushing back against donald trump. let's get to newscenter 5's ed harding, live in philadelphia. >> she talked about donald trump , she continues to talk about trump today. they spoke about trump calling elizabeth warren pocahontas. proven he is a thin-skinned racist. this is a fact. come on. look at what he has said about mexicans, muslims. she used the term thin-skinned. is that a light? quite she is going to torment donald trump as she has throughout the campaign. that will get under donald trump skin. reporter: let's talk about these e-mails. trumps invites them to find the 30,000 e-mails. what is this? reporter: that is what donald trump tried many people think the russians are financing his businesses. reporter: he said he would way into the audit to be complete. >> donald trump is now the republican nominee and receiv

taking some hits that they are not able to take advantage of what some people call donald trump's undisciplined style, that this is just as rogue campaign that nobody can seem to nail down and figure out, all new territory here. look, the campaign in some respects is just starting now. people who have been paying attention, the political junkies and the party insiders. most people probably don't know that much about either candidate except what they hear general. we will see going forward whether the clinton campaign, with a terrific message and terrific convention -- janet: more disciplined than a lot more republicans ran against donald trump ms. coakley:. ms. coakley: totally disciplined. maria: put to the test -- you ready? ms. coakley: oh, no. it is summertime, school is out, my goal is to flunk the quiz. maria: no, you are not pointed -- flunking! i believe in you. what group first coined the metaphor glass ceiling? ms. coakley: probably the national organization of women? janet, my friend of 30's, since she will give it to you. feminist. first used at the national press club. next questio

. >> these new englanders are undisciplined, untrained, and there's some 5,000 fewer of them than expectedniforms, of adequate tentage, of all things required by a proper army. >> i had no idea that the situation was so dire. >> you ask what i need, dr. franklin. i need everything and i need it now, or this war will be over before it even begins. >> benjamin franklin is an unlikely revolutionary -- a sickly 70-year-old man who spends most of his life maintaining loyalty to britain. though he doesn't lead troops into battle, like george washington, franklin gives the revolution his greatest invention -- the american dream. he proves that, with enough hard work, most can improve their standing in life. the hardest work of george washington's life will be turning his army into a force that will defeat the british. once he does, he and his fellow patriots will form a new nation where most everyone has an equal opportunity to achieve their own american dream. . >>> hi, i'm greg gutfeld or also known as cuddle bucket. coming up, the most important debate you'll see this holiday weekend. is a hot

tempted in the convention hall to treat it like just another rally where he is unscripted and undisciplined and no clear message and rambles on. if he doesn't do that and actually has a clear, constru constructive speech, people will be impressed. i think he will be tempted to go into lying ted. >> i think the country does not feel safe right now.vince peopl keep you safe from foreign actors and people from trying to shoot police officers. if he can sell that argument, it will be a success. >> will there be a fog machine? >>> secret service investigating one of trump's big supporters? why? the supporter said hillary clinton should be stopped. we'll discuss next. ♪ kellogg's frosted mini-wheats® feed your inner kidult approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come

there is a lot of faux pass, undisciplined behavior got recklessly close to being incompetent and racism which could cross the line. trish: i don't think you are close. >> hurt feelings are driving the trepidation on the part of strong conservatives who are eager to support him. you got to earn their support and they want to see between now and the election gaining ground. trish: a big contingency out there. >> a strong conservative. >> donald trump coverage across the street and mike pence, set to hold their first public event together as official gop vice presidential nominee and donald trump in his helicopter across the street and we are back with it after this. hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi pro, they could be. just add a customized message to your wifi pro splash page and you'll reach your customers where their eyes are already - on their devices. order up. it's more than just wifi, it can help grow your business. you don't see that every day. introducing wifi pro, wif

. >> it is so undisciplined. if he would stick to talking about terrorism. >> can he do it?n the con's family she essentially said i didn't need to say anything. america and everyone watching felt my pain. i knew what i had about the loss of my son. calling general allen a failed general, no one on the left stood up and said michael is a failu failure. when your attacking our finist, which our military is. where the democrats are going to move here, they are painting them as unmerchlt they also care about our national pride and who we are as a nation. >> you can't paint him as un-american. i think he is a very strong leader. she is a good policy walk. she would carry out the policy gender. i think the country wants a change agent. he gets to not be distracted right here. he likes to stay on his message. it is i can fix isis by going after them heavily and i can make the government work because i have never been there and i will change it. >> i live in virginia, the battleground stachlt it was i was there. i met with all of these foreign leaders. i'm not sure it works. people

instead, he goes off talking about in a completely undisciplined way, saddam hussein as someone who surew to kill those terrorist, never mind if those so-called terrorists wereowl -- our allies, the kurds. he has the ability to bring people together. on the other hand, this is a moment when candidates and office holders in times like this of crisis can be looked at in a whole new light by the public. >> the main major office holder, president obama, will be spe speaking tuesday at the memorial service. how does that figure into this? clearly many people support him and his views and he has been supportive of black lives matter and this issue, very much so. at the same time others have faulted him for not going far enough at the doj for example he mentioned the name of the two african-americans killed in the police shooting and didn't mention the name of the five police officers that died. the mayor of dallas rawlings said he would like to hear from the president of the united states a thank you to the police officers. what do you expect to colonel tuesday and can that -- to come on tuesd

the fact that this amateur army, undisciplined troops, green troops, people who had never marched with rifle or musket before, they pulled this off and it worked. it was as miraculous as the wind being in their favor. ♪ rose: you got to realize what they are facing -- the largest expeditionary force ever mounted. mccullough: who had just defeated them in a humongous battle, a huge battle, the largest in america up to that point. and the people who saved the army were marblehead, massachusetts mariners, under a little general named john glover. you have a combination of luck or circumstance, the hand of god, as many said, with the wind being exactly what they needed. you also had the skill, the ability of those mariners to pull that off. the boats were so loaded down, water was only inches below the gunwales. if the enemy had any idea they were trying to evacuate, they could have descended on the army and annihilated them, truly, right there. when they get across, most of them, morning is coming. a lot of them are still back on the brooklyn side. it is going to be light, and that will b

. >> on your own from the age of 15, reckless, undisciplined. >> reporter: this action packed frenzied "star wars" story may be full of new characters. but there will be some familiar faces and familiar places. >> the major weapons test is imminent. we need to know what it is and how to destroy it. >> reporter: fans at london "star wars" celebration convention getting a first look at this new footage giving our first peek at "rogue one," as stormtroopers roll down the treat in tanks, rebels fighting back on tropical beaches. >> what will you do when they catch you? >> reporter: led by can't casian an dhoore played by doing go luna and felicity jones outlaw turned resistance fighter jyn erso. >> it looks different than any of the others we've seen. i love the alien and james earl jones might be coming back to voice dart said sfler this is the beginning of all of them. >> where does it fit in? >> there were nine planned. the first three that came out were the middle three. >> four, five, six. >> one, two, three. >> those came out and now we're -- >> prequel to one. >> one that came out r

disciplined versus undisciplined. he seems uniquely situated to make the argument about this going back to that speech he gave 12 years ago on this day about what the sort of united purpose of the country is. >> i think that's exactly right. and he more than anybody is going to say, we are better than this. and that's why we've got to support hillary. he is so beautiful when he does it. he doesn't have to go low. he can do it going high. >> i think there will be an emotional kathy arts it is. >> you can feel it. >> you can feel people watching this development. people to have remind themselves that donald trump is on the precipice of being the leader of america, the finger on the nuclear codes, the entire state apparatus, the most entire military on the history of civilization. he is on the doorstep of that. in the wake of this person everyone feels profound affection for, there is a sub affection will come rushing out as soon as he hits the stage. >> eight years, the people in this room feel he has not embarrassed hi

. >> i think there is logic in saying donald trump is undisciplined and simply doesn't have the discipline to carry out a full campaign. there's something to be said about that. he keeps talking himself out of things. however, you can't expect to win by that. you need to actually galvanize voters. hillary clinton has not done that in certain states. there are many young voters still not energized, many former bernie supporters who are not energized. if you assume people will hate donald trump so much they will vote for you -- you may be mistaken. >> that's not the strategy. that's certainly not the strategy. >> why are we demonizing him for the words he said today? last night, this entire week has been a scathing attack every single person has gone onstage, did scathing attacks saying they were saying truth but a lot of us say they were false and hillary clinton's speech was the epitome of absolutely trying to obliterate donald trump. why is it wrong for him to go out there and be on defense? why is that a bad thing? >> i'm not saying it's wrong for him at all. i just thought it was intere

those that are not particularly inclined to supportive of trump, you know, find this to be an undiscipline mistake, at a bare minimum. others as you heard in the clip a before it is much ado about nothing. i suspect ultimately it blows over, guys but object inside that campaign, failed melania trump and operation deeply to me. do i believe that she ultimately copied the peach? no. do speech writers probably did, yes. someone hud lose their job in my view. >> a lot of talk about that today. house peaker paul ryan will be in front of the microphone tonight. he has been critical of donald trump in the past but he is calling for republicans to get behind him. chris, what does he have to do tonight and what does he have to say tonight. >> reporter: it is problematic for the trump campaign this guy said donald trump is conservative to unite the call but not my kind of conn irvtive. this is, of course, his convention, and he has got to basically put forth the idea while he may not be 100 percent on board with donald trump, he is here in spirit. that will be tricky. of course talking to governor c

the military operations to bring off successfully, and the fact that this amateur army, really undisciplined troops, green troops, people who'd never marched with a rifle or musket before, but they pulled this off, and it worked, it was as miraculous as the wind being in their favor. >> rose: i mean, you've got to realize what they were facing. the largest expeditionary force ever mounted. >> who had just defeated them in a horrendous battle, a huge battle, the biggest battle ever fought on a north american continent up to that point, and the people who saved the army were the marblehead massachusetts mariners under a tough little general named john glover. so you have a combination of both fate or luck or circumstance, the hand of god as many said, with the wind being exactly what they needed. but you also had the skill, the ability of those mariners to pull that off. the boats were going across so loaded down, the water was only inches below the gunnels. they had no running lights. they had to be absolutely silent. if the enemy had any idea they were trying to evacuate, they could have des

president should avoid honoring by bringing their leaders to the white house so long as it remains so undisciplineds these radical elements. now, i want to tell everybody that the music you are hearing, that's on the floor where charles is we can't regulate that but, what i'm most concerned about with the black lives matter movement is that if you trace the roots of it, and you know who is running it, there are marxists. they want reparations. a real radical crew that has been mainstreamed by the liberal media like no, no, they are not really a struckive capacity. they just want a spotlight and it is a problem they are spot lighting. i'm not diminishing the problem. but the crew itself is so provocative that it's not surprising that we're seeing assaults on police. am i wrong? >> look. they don't have a written manifesto. they don't have a leader. it's not a black power leader. not a malcolm x. not a martin luther king. it's a very indisciplined group. it revolves around a very nebulous ideology. black lives matter in and of itself is inknock use. but it's taken to mean many different things. to me

trump spoke for 28 minutes about everything in the world, completely undisciplined. they even played the rolling stones song "you can't always get what you want" before they rolled out mike pence who is clearly the guy that donald trump didn't want. as a democrat, i wish i had the time and the money just to play that as an ad for my super pac. >> they did though, they had a unified position when it comes to hillary clinton or as donald trump keeps calling her, crooked hillary. they both were blistering in her condemnation of her saying the main reason that they're running is to prevent her in effect from being president of the united states. >> yeah, i'm pretty sure they don't like hillary. but hillary's campaign or somebody was already putting out a video of hillary testifying before the house and mike pence praising her, which of course she did from time to time, everybody did. he was universally acclaimed as a good secretary of statement. but i think it's fair to say here in cleveland, in enemy territory, people are being very nice to me -- you're going to hear a

you know, this is a guy that is totally undisciplined and behaves like a third grader. he reduced his vp nominee to less time speaking than his digital director, who has brought us all kinds of shameful digital content. this is just not a guy that's suited to be president. you know, i haven't decided what i'm going to do on election day in november. but i'm sure not going to vote for him. >> how will you make your decision -- at this point, and because you are a political insider, and you are engaged on a daily basis in this. why do you need more time to decide what you will do that day? >> well, you know, i'm looking at what the other options are. there are two republicans that are running on a libertarian ticket. that's sort of an interesting thing to take a look at. you know, i virtually -- i disagree with hillary clinton on virtually everything. so i have no interest in propping her up or helping her candidacy. but i find myself, along with a lot of republicans, in a very uncomfortable position. we have a guy that doesn't represent any values or principles we fought

do you think his campaign worries about this coming off as undisciplined, that they cannot reign him in and face it, folks there that are close to him, melania included, say please stop tweeting. >> not sure what they're thinking. if anyone is concerned about his tweeting, certainly, he's not stopping it. i'd be surprised if he stops tweeting. that's a key way he wants to directly communicate with people. and i think that's, his messaging is going to continue to be unpredictable because that's the way he runs his campaign and i think that's one of the issues for clinton now going into the general, she's coming out of this campaign with, coming out of this convention with a lot of momentum, a lot of excitement down to the huge balloon drop and fireworks and all the enthusiasm on friday night. she wants to reach out to some of the voters that may be are on the fence. and trump is going to really keep the pressure on her. >> okay. catherine, lucy, thank you so much for your time and joy. my sister from another mother as we say here in the halls of msnbc. thanks. new charges in the flint

my body is wildly undisciplined and i deny myself almost everything i desire.esire the right for space in public trying to fold in on myself to make myself invisible even though it is grandly visible. i deny myself the right to a shared armrest because how dare i impose. ideas nine myself entry into spaces that i've deemed inappropriate for a body like mine, mostly spaces inhabited by other people. i deny myself bright colors in my clothing choices even though i have a farmor diverse wardrobe when i first started doing speaking engagement before there were so many pictures of myself online, i would show show up at an event and organizers would out one event, a man asked me if he could help me. i said i'm the latino speaker. his eyes widened and he stammered, i guess i'm the man you are looking for. he was neither the first person nor the last to have such a reaction. people don't expect the writer will be speaking at their event to look like me. they don't know how to hide their shock when they realize that a reasonably successful writer is this overweight. the

while southern elites and democratic leaders had intended to publicly announce the clan as undisciplined rabble, not so with the white leagues. when their campaign of terror began in 1873 in louisiana, the valorization of white violence was central to their identity and their appeal. southern newspapers praised how the leagues demonstrated the aggressive instinct of the white people. to the extent that the brutal suppression of black political independence became naturalized. in this is it be declared their violence was not only lawful but eminently proper and essentially necessary for the protection of public and private rights. in a leagues built constitutional argument that it been absent from the klan's self-justification. for instance, in new orleans the crescent city white league which was composed of former confederate officers and sons of some of the city's wealthiest elite families effected a coup d'etat of the state government in 1874 after the republican-controlled and racially integrated metropolitan police seized a shipment of arms that the league had purchased and was tryin

there's a reason we ran him out of town and he was just an undisciplined leader.tually, one of his best friend said in one of the chaotic caucuses. newt, you're an extraordinary leader. you can tell us what america is going to look like 30 years from now. you just don't know what is going to happen on your own house floor tomorrow. that's newt gingrich. that's the case for and against newt gingrich. >> depends on what trump wants tause him. >> i said this from the beginning. they don't go together. it's not like reese's peanut butter cups. not two great tastes that go together. listen, if you're mike pence and you're president, you want newt gingrich. you want an idea's guy. that makes more sense. this doesn't make sense. >> bob costa. >> bob costa, give us your reporting. what have you got? >> based on my conversations with trump's advisors, mike pence is at the top of the list. a sense also among gingrich's friends that pence will be the pick. one of the things that changed within trump's inner circle is that they had dinner with him tuesday in indianapolis and

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one, the trump that is undisciplined and shoots off at the mouth and says things that only hurt him andfocus in on a workers' first message and an america first message that could have some real residence in states like ohio and pennsylvania. >> you know, a consultant source of mine about a week ago was doing a focus group and read trump's message to the focus group. it tested through the roof. and then he showed video of donald trump saying that message and the dial test went down. the point is, just what you guys were talking about. the message is powerful. the difference between whether trump can, it's trump that is causing the hesitance for voters. many love his message, don't just trust him or believe the messenger is flawed. but, look, it goes to what richard said. there is a middle class revolt around the world in mature democracies. and it is this issue of basically it's a pushback against globalization. and where immigration and both the economy put in there. so, trump's on the message and this goes to something that there was a side bar note that said bill clinton has been ner

they said trump has no experience and vulgar and undisciplined but never made a counter case against on trade and immigration and they never explained why that was wrong. they said it was unfashionable, racist ever, never tried to replace his vision with one of their own and they failed. >> many of them are kasich supporters. what do you make of the governor not supporting donald trump? >> it's remarkable opinion we're in ohio and the popular, by the way, governor of the state is not here and apparently not coming. >> are you talking about the governor who made that pledge a couple of times he would support the nominee? >> that's right. in the end it may wind up diminishing kasich because of course the story is donald trump and his acceptance of the republican nomination and so kasich becomes an afterthought. i think it's unwise on kasich's part. everyone knows he disagrees with trump. why not come? >> rubio will be on stage and thought ted cruz would make sense, at one point he should endorse and lyin' ted and little marco that might sing. >> might sing, yeah, right. >> i'm just cou