and played an undisciplined game today. that was a terrible penalty. offsides penalty.hese guys weren't plugged in today. now with minnesota coming in. what can the psyche be? playing a tough team. can they rebound? >> jamie apody filed this post game report from maryland. >> that's one way to be brought down to earth. just a few weeks from the unblemished team. the eagles dropped two in a row. they can clean it up on the field, but their heads have got to be a mess. >> didn't perform the way we wanted to. >> it's a long season. so, you know, we're not losing hope. we're not losing that edge that we bring on sunday. so, you know, i still like this team. and we'll get back to the drawing board. >> what's the challenge mentally to overcoming winning the first three and then losing two in a row? >> you know, it's never cool to lose any games at all. so it's definitely a challenge. but at the same time you got to look at how we lose them. we're coming and getting beat down. we're beating ourselves. >> it's frustrating, obviously. i mean, if we had a few more plays made we w

undisciplined. losing to the chargers. 21 to 13. post game rolls on. you heard interim head coach talk about everyone making a lot of mistakes. which is exactly what they did. defense did their part. holding them to field goals. judge lynn: today on "divorce court"... borders: i have no peace in my marriage. it's really making a lot of strain and pain on my family. it's not the same anymore. we're not happy. and i just want what's best, not just for myself but for my children. bertagia: i'm here to get advice from the judge today. i'm hoping that she can help us move on from our past and any issues and trust issues that ashley has with me. if ashley goes through with this divorce, it's going to break our home up. it's going to destroy everything. borders: i don't want to become that part-time parent, but from the outlooks of it, if she doesn't make those choices, i'm gonna have to leave. catalano: "divorce court" is now in session. judge lynn: good day, ladies and gentlemen. i'm here today with ashley borders and alexandria bertagia. the two of you hav

undisciplined. losing to the chargers. 21 to 13. post game rolls on. you heard interim head coach talk about everyone making a lot of mistakes. which is exactly what they did. defense did their part. offense. you have to get going. >> so tough. >> . now with a recap of tonight's game. >> . you guys it was painful. so painful. you know what else. the broncos locker room right now. we have tight end standing by. >> . what now. >> we have to get back. focus and understand that any time we go out there. we have to execute. we must execute. as a team. as a whole. and play a complete game. on the mistakes. penalties. >> . i have to watch the film. all i know like i said before. i just go out there and do my job. and i do it to the best of my ability. >> nor first game back. how did it feel physically. >> i felt great. a lot of adrenaline. i felt like i played real physical. i was excited to be out there. and i was happy to compete. >> . how much did not having gary on the side hraoeub affect today. from a rhythm standpoint. play calling. anything. >> . like

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alex: you are talking about a candidate that has been undisciplined.t the wikileaks came out friday, fortuitous timing, this could be the week where explanationh more about the precise content. instead, we are talking about infighting in the republican party. one wonders what the relationship between paul ryan and donald trump is, if he could have brought him back from the ledge if there had been a phone call. i do not know what the relationship is like. john: a lot of people speculate about whether trump is setting himself up to run a media empire after. the more pertinent question is, if you think about him talking about the election being stolen, blaming the media and the establishment, he has laid out a predicate for excuses. alex: the rigged system. john: all that stuff. it is about setting up an edifice of here is why i lost and why you should stay angry. thanks to mark and katy. that is it for tonight. thanks for watching. bloomberg markets is up next. ♪ ♪ 9:00 a.m. in hong kong, midday in sydney. i am rishaad salamat. haidi: i am haidi lun. thi

he is human, too, like and excuse me, this man is far from being undisciplined. to do what donald trump has done without a competence of discipline. to say that he is not disciplined is something that should never be said with >> armstrong: "usa today" for the first time in its history examine many newspapers for the first time in history have endorsed mrs. clinton. which they would say they're not endorsing just don't vote. he don't know what they're talking about. they refer to them as a serial liar. listen, mrs. clinton has been accused of the same. i understand donald trump has problems, i'm with you on that. clinton a pass. if there's a serial liar in the race, she is an expert, has been doing it for 25 years as a public servant. so for those reasons i'm very comfortable saying, even though it makes some people unconfidentable, i'm comfortable to say that i support the no morey for -- the nominee for the republican party, i support donald trump. >> back to the issue of discipline and tweeting at 2:00 in the morning. yes, i understand that means that he is up

he has chased hillary clinton every single time she points and he is undisciplined and ineffective. he thinks he will go down, he will try to take her with them. there is no seven second l.a.. he looks forward to saying things to her face that have never been said before in front of a worldwide audience and no reason to doubt him. pat: we have seen candidates that generally do not like each other. we have seen it get personal. donald trump does not like the press area he does not like the republican party, he is mad at everybody in this maria: the president addressed the rigged election. president obama: if whenever things are going badly for you and you lose you start laming somebody else, then you do not have what it takes to be in this job. i would advise mr. trump to start -- and stop whining and to make his case to get votes. maria: stop whining and make his case. a low turnout. he is trying to suppress votes among african-americans and latinos so they do not turn up. he is asking his support -- importers to watch him at the polls area and that is shameful. pat: to get a lectur

. >> because he's a fundamentally undisciplined candidate who has built a fundamentally undisciplined campaign, which is why he won't win. >> that's what confound and frustrates republicans, even with what seemed like a bombshell, a little less bombshell now since it wasn't specific, he can't give a simple message. he begins talking about people most americans don't know. i cast no aspeakers on john podesta, he's a swre important person but most americans don't know who he is. going on a five-minute rant about him doesn't seem like the smartest politics. are republicans continuing to be frustrated, this is a rhetorical question, by the fact donald trump spends so much time on extraneous information. >> look where he is. the odds of him winning colorado are fairly low. it's not necessarily the smartest -- he was in washington, d.c., earlier this week opening his hotel. there are questions whether he spends his time in the right place even. that's the first critique. this speech, donald trump likes to talk -- his speeches are his narration of the news. this is not unusual for him. he wo

. >>> i think we're playing undisciplined? no. i think when it comes to penalties, no, i don't. i think we're not on the standard where we usually are, but we will with there. it will all equal out by the end of the season. >> 7:30 saturday night another sun devil stadium. >> thanks a lot. >>> up ahead, we're helping you save money on auto repairs. the four car models that have the most expensive repair bills affordable when 1 news at 5:00 >>> before you buy that next car, here is a list from repair pal of the most expensive and least expensive car models to repair. >> the lincoln mkz says takes the top spot for the most expensive car to repair at $2,600 that is followed give audi a-4, the lexus and the volkswagen jetta. the mostda hybrid at $673 follow tabid ford fusion hybrid. the toyota pri yous and the nissan sentra. >>> and all right, guys. our omg video of the day is >>> now to hawaii for the omg video of the day, and the sights and sounds from inside the crater of the volcano. check out the molten lava splashing up the crater the summit eruption has been going on since 20

you let players 68 off and obvious charges at that and you're going to have undisciplined locker roomget guys who repeatedly make dumb decisions because they know they can get away it. you can have that. bradham not bad guy. i don't think the locker room has bad guys but bradham has to get a fine, face is suspension something. it's called the slippery slope. it can quickly happen to doug pederson if he doesn't do something. lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, sean. >>> first look at mark wahlberg's latest true story barack obama patriots day just hit the web. wahlberg leads all star cast including john goodman, kevin bacon and jk simmons in the film chronic clinic the events leading you 2013 boston marathon bombing. >> all right. so that's going to be tough one for a lot of people to watch. >> it will be. >> i remember the day it happened just ripped everyone apart. could not believe it. >> too son to have movie like that. i don't know. >> they do. we'll see how it goes. hopefully it will open people's eyes to be more aware of what's going non their world many back here at 4:00 a

the perfect cheap shot for a possible fine it was just the ingoing of the bengals usual brand of undisciplined football thatting lead up the final quarter of play but the pats tight end didn't seem too bothered by the rough stuff. >>> playing football, man. it gets like this sometimes. throughout the whole game and just that's what it is. we don't back down. we're not looking for trouble but we're not walking away from trouble either. >>> you play football, it's a lot of guys, testosterone, egos. you lose the game. you win a game. you celebrate. everybody sees that you are having fun when have you guys that are losing games it's not easy to take. so that guess for anybody we just have to keep our composure and continue to play football. >> anchor: up next for th had been roth list burger undergo surgery this morning to fix the meniscus in his left knee. pittsburgh confident their injury isn't long-term but asuing he is not out there sunday but it won't break tenanta hightower's heart. >>> you want to see him out there? >>> i would not. if i am sure he will try to get out there if he is we'll t

. >> that's undisciplined and blame it more on the offensive line. you don't win games when you commit 12 penalties. >> they have a week to figure it out. brock osweiler is coming to town. if that doesn't get you fired up, i don't know what will. like i always say, the sun will come out tomorrow. that will do it for us. >> the sun is going to show up >> from colorado sports leader. >> the stars in game one of the season tonight. first game ever on an nhl bench for bednar with history on his side, every avs head coach had made the playoffs in the the stars scored first. tyler seguin power play goal. varly giving up a score on the first shot he saw of the season. after falling behind 2-0, he took over with a night to remember scored not once, not twice, but colborne scored three times. a hat trick and he did it in the first two periods. they win 6-5. >> i scored any way i could. there were so many guys sacrificing their bodies and doing the little things. it's all worth it when you get the win. >> looking for their second win in 24 hours over number tw

. >> undisciplined really. you mentioned the penalties and how the flags were deploying 13 penalties this game, 14 against detroit. that's 27 and two weeks. you just can't beat anybody like that. coming up in sports. we will talk about more the rookie his debut >> thank you, we will see you soon. >>> after a tough loss, we can always count on the bird's fans for pretty brutal honesty >> typical eagles. they get your hopes up and take the seat from underneath you. typical eagles. i'm not buying into it. not buying into it. they're going to go to not even make the playoffs. >> being the season i was kind of hesitate to be excited and now i kind of see why kind of seems to be unravelling. >> the last two weeks, the revs gained 220 yards, it's hard when you're playing against two teams at the same time. >> brutal honesty there. it's not getting easier. the undefeated minnesota vikings are up next sunday. turning to our weather and record warmth is on the way. meteorologist lauren casey is in the weather center to t

she is for the most part hugely disciplined and he's hugely undisciplined. >>. >> david's turn. >> a guy waking up or not going to bed at 3:00 a.m. and tweeting out these tweets is someone who is not stable. it's true. no, come on. no other politician -- >> you have never tweeted at 3:00 a.m. >> not about sex tapes that don't exist. >> 3:00 in the morning? >> yes, i got them. >> the point is, he's in the thick of it. >> i'm just teasing. >> in order to gain control of our nuclear triad, which he didn't understand what it was, and he thinks it's important to go after miss universe, because everything in the world, everything in this campaign is about him and his emotions. and what he feels and what he vents about. >> i don't think that's right. >> this shows he is not oo be trusted. >> can i make an offering? i'm sure two of you are going to disagree with me. there are legitimate voters out there concerned with the economic direction of the country, the social direction. they don't like the wars, their kids have been fighting them, not the elite. getting maimed, getting traumatization

he is undisciplined. he lashes out. wantis not the person we with the nuclear button.want someone who is steady and not impulsive. the real question is also focus. look at donald trump in his three debates. how long did he focus? he did not even focus an hour and a half. president, you have to be able to focus on it for seven. -- 24/7. reform andabout tax what impressions he had a few and you of him. >> i was on his early loser list i think. there was an issue related to his casinos in atlantic city which he thought the answer was sports gambling. the idea is not what happened in the past, but what the american people have to decide today and what kind of country we want to become. as avel around the country politician and businessman and basketball player. president back in pick -- paleolithic ra -- that is the america that trump is running against. mark: stay tuned, we discussed the obamacare news that broke this week and what it means for the election cycle right after this. . . ♪ republicans are offense --er announcement obamacare after announcement that obamacare

he is undisciplined. he lashes out.t is not the person we want to have with the finger on the nuclear button. you need to have somebody who is steady. not somebody who is impulsive. the real question is focus. look at donald trump and has three debates. how long that he focus? maybe 30 minutes? he didn't even focus an hour and a half. if you are president you have to be evil to focus 24/7. i don't think he can do it. mark: you talked about watching donald trump over the campaign. you have a history. what impressions do you think he took from you and you from him? >> i was on his early loser list. because of the tax reform act of 1986. it almost bankrupted him. we eliminated the tax shelters he used to not pay taxes. there was an issue related to his casinos in atlantic city. which he thought the answer was sports gambling. i don't like sports gambling. i've passed a law prohibiting sports gambling. it did not please him too much. it is not what happened between donald trump and me about what the american people have to

don't give into the sexual thing because as soon as you do you train that guy to be a sexually undisciplined and out of control guy and who taught it to i'm absolutely surprised that in this day and age that he is allowed to come to a high school in 2016 teach this judith mchale is a licensed professional counselor...wh o is concerned about about henning's presentation. she says it puts the responsibility of a positive relationship solely on girls. it harkens back to the days when own conclusions. the school district defended the overall message of the assembly... district officials say the content was pre- approved by the school's "site council," administrators , and parents. , and parents. if you'd like to read the district's entire statement... or watch more of brad henning's videos.... you can find all of that on the 3tv news app. can find all of that on the 3tv news app. coming up next... sweet treats are very popular this time of year... but bugs? how this unique delicacy ... is turning into big business. big business. plus... spending the night like dracula. we have a peek inside the

i mean, the undiscipline gets worse. it has not gotten better. >> the more he's on display, the worse he gets. the worse he's feeling about the polls, the less disciplined he is. >> all i'm saying and i can't believe this is novel because i will get killed on twitter today for just admitting what is the reality. you have two weeks. you have a tumultuous electorate, people who loathe hillary clinton. they're scared of donald trump. >> and you have a guy who has literally broken through every expectation. exceeded. >> and is running the most undisciplined campaign in the history of american politics, so much so that kellyanne conway seems to be debating her own presidential candidate. >> and the vice presidential candidate. >> and the vice presidential candidate is debating him and everybody is debating him. he was supposed to go to gettysburg and this was supposed to be his break. the moment where he was going to pivot to issues in gettysburg, standing on that hallowed ground and he was talking about suing women for sexual harassment. this is a gu

he's actually very undisciplined, short-term, nonstrategic thinker and write-off is a numeric emblem of that tendency he has. >> obviously trump could put all the questions to rest by releasing tax returns and saying not releasing them while under audit even though nothing is preventing him from doing that and by his lawyer's own admission returns from 2002 to 2008 are no longer under audit. >> and by the way anderson, the trump campaign has not given any proof to anyone they're actually under audit. they could release the letter from the irs showing that to be the case and they haven't. secondly even if there were an audit, and they haven't made that clear, that wouldn't prevent him if releasing anything. it's just not -- all the audit stuff is a red herring. >> "forbes" magazine put net worth less than what he claims. somebody sued by trump for writing he's not as rich as he says, dismissed by the way, how much does that bother him? >> i think it bothers him immensely for all of donald's bluster and bullying and brag, he's immensely insecure about fundamental things, one is his sen

. >> look, donald trump is a fundamentally unserious person, a weak, undisciplined person. he is a guy who believes his own sales pitch, believes his own line to some degree and has surrounded himself with people who enforce his reality distortion field that's around him at all times. and so steve bannon and other folks are in there kissing the ring and saying, yes, mr. trump, you're glorious, even though this guy is about to go have his head cut off on stage and hillary clinton's going to hold it up in victory when this thing is over. this is a guy who's so unready for this. and if he thinks he's going to pull any of these little tricks that he's talking about that didn't work in the last debate, i think it's going to be even more embarrassing four him. -- for him. he's just not ready for this. >> another debate means he has another new set of sexual assault allegations to face in this debate. >> yeah, it would be nice for him, and who knows, maybe he'll do another blank, straight-faced denial, and he will get another raft of people coming out and accusing him. i do think

he is undisciplined. he lashes out. that is not the person we want with the nuclear button. you need somebody who is steady, not someone who is impulsive. the real question is also focus. look at donald trump in his three debates. how long did he focus? he did not even focus an hour and a half. if you are president, you have to be able to focus on it for seven. -- 24/7. i think he's a danger to america. mark: we only have a minute, but regarding the campaign, you two have a history. talk about tax reform and what impressions he had a few and you he had a you. you had a few of him. >> i was on his early loser list i think. [laughter] there was an issue related to his casinos in atlantic city which he thought the answer was , sports gambling. the idea is not what happened in the past, but what the american people have to decide today and what kind of country we want to become. it didn't please them too much. the idea here is not what happened in the past. but what the american people have to decide today and the kind of country they want this to become. i travel around the cou

>> you're talking about a candidate who has been very undisciplined.iven that the wikileaks came out on friday in a fortuitous bit of timing. this could be the week where there is much more explanation about the precise content of wikileaks and instead, we're talking about infighting in the republican party. there was no need for this to happen. one wonders what the relationship is between paul ryan and donald trump is. where ryan could have been brought back from the ledge if there had been a phone call. i don't know what that relationship is like and whether it is beyond repair. their a lot of people say that trump understands why he is going to lose and if he is setting up for a media empire. if you think about him talking about the election being stolen, him blaming the media and the republican blimt. he is starting to lay out a read that cat. >> all that stuff. it is ball saying here'sy lost and here's why you should stay angry about this. our thanks to mark and katy. coming up, we're calling in the surrogates. healthy, free, the world before me,

he is an undisciplined candidate. that's the problem. >> 80% of the people voting have already made their decision, right? and early voting is starting. >> i think the bright light for democrats is that women, the women early voting is really high in record number. and young voters as well. >> republicans find themselves in hillary clinton's corner. randi kaye talks to them. >> if you're asking, do i think that he knows that he is a polarizing guy? yes. i think the answer is 100%. do i think he cares? no. ♪ sing girl, come on. ♪[ singing ]♪ sorry, ariana you gotta go. seriously? verizon limits me and i gotta get home. you're gonna choose navigation over me? maps get up here. umm... that way. girl! you better get on t-mobile! why pay more for data limits? introducing t-mobile one, unlimited data for everyone. get four lines just $35 a month. the image on the surface book, transports you into the world which is our main goal as animators and you can actually touch the screen... you can't do that on a mac. ♪ ♪ [ cougshh.

when there was sort of a revolving door of advisors and managers and the campaign was much more undisciplined. now that he's sort of campaigning as he wants, it's going to be free for all, but he does still have the same team now for the last three months which is something he didn't have for the entirety of the previous eight, nine, 11, 12 months. >> okay, carl. thanks very much. >>> the clinton campaign has rolled out a blast from the past to help with millennials, apparently. al gore, the 2000 democratic presidential nominee has hit the trail for the first time in this election cycle. jennifer griffin is in miami. hi, jennifer. >> reporter: hi, brit. it took global warming to get a warming between these two political foes. it was absolutely surreal as they walked out onto the stage together here in the building behind me here in miami. not a lot of contact between the two as they walked out. remember, al gore did not endorse hillary clinton until recently. he didn't attend the democratic national convention. they each spoke for exactly 23 minutes each. it was a carefully orchestrated campa

. >> can you admit he is an undisciplined candidate in terms of focusing on what you are trying to say>> i'm trying to get something. >> don't waste time. >> we are 13 days out. 80% of people voting have made their decision, right? early voting is starting. that's where we are. i think the bright light, at least for democrats, is that women, the women early voting is really high, in record number. i think that says volumes. >> and young voters. >> ahead tonight, republicans who find themselves in hillary clinton's corner. randi kaye talked to a number of them. the trump children on their dad. >> if you are asking do i think that he knows he is a polarizing guy, yes, i think the answer is 100%. do i think he cares, no. you foundi'm a robot! cars.com rawr yeti and found a place to service it, too. ♪ jingle bells now when you're ready, you can sell your old car and find your new one all on cars.com you know us for shopping, and now we're there for every turn. cars.com ♪ i got the discounts dothat you need ♪l ♪ ♪ safe driver ♪ accident-free ♪ everybody put your flaps in the air for me ♪ ♪

to trump's dlaek operation he is now unshackled in his fight against clinton, the gop has been undisciplined from the beginning so what has zhangd that a source close to paul ryan said trump is on an ego trip that could very well split the party in two and we might be seeing that right now. >> after what we've seen and heard from donald trump in the last few hours, let alone the last few days, there is no telling what will happen in his rally in florida tonight. we have cnn political reporter sarah marie is there for us. do you expect, sarah, what do you expect to hear from donald trump tonight? >> when i spoke with a trump aide, i was told he would be at the rally and focusing on hillary clinton. painting her as incapable of being commander in chief. going after the e-mail scandal and saying that she threatened national security by carelessly mishandling the e-mails. but of course, trump appears to have a different target today and that is members of his own party. we're waiting to see who will be the target of his ire today. if he is going to focus his message on hillary clinton, something

. >> reporter: many say donald trump was best when he was undisciplined, off prompter talking about the issues. i want to bring back in peter alexander. accusations and allegations that trump and the campaign vigorously deny. in fact, warning that there will be evidence to try to disprove some of the assertions. there is reporting on what it could be. what do you think? what's your sense? >> the "wall street journal" reports a mexican billionaire who is highly respected, he is a supporter of the clinton foundation and a "new york times" shareholder. the reporting from the "wall street journal" alleges that the trump campaign is part of the effort to fight back will suggest that carlos slim has been part of this secret group trying to dredge up decades-old allegations to attack donald trump, to try to hurt his candidacy. the "new york times," again, slim is a shareholder in the times. their publisher came out with a statement we'll put on screen. >> this is new? it just came out within the last few minutes. >> within the last hour or so. carlos slim is an excellent shareholder who respec

he's the most undisciplined politician in the history of this country. >> and it has gotten him to where he is. but ryan, some -- and he talks about lincoln a lot before he says the republican party is the party of lincoln. let's get back to it. p but it seems like he is running this general election race the exact same way that he ran the primary race. the thing is, they're very different races to run. >> yeah, very different. old clichÉ. most of the things that help you win your party's primary are either thing takes help you -- can help you lose the general election. remember jeb bush's famous line at the beginning of the primaries, he didn't want do something -- he didn't want to win -- now i'm forgetting it, but he didn't want to win the primary -- >> don't you love it when that happens on national television? >> we know what you mean. >> and trump never paid attention to that advice, right? look, maybe to his credit his message has been consistent throughout. he didn't try to talk to two different audiences. the same things that he's been saying if in the republican primaries are e

it shows how the president is a relatively undisciplined person when he doesn't have enough handlers around him saying, remember, mr. president, you are the president. he slips back into i'm a chicago state senator p and i've got to say nasty things about the opposition. >> they're going to probably be doing a lot of nasty exchange tomorrow night. you said you want to keep that to the issues and this could be pivotal for donald trump, but will it be enough even if he puts in a very good night to change some of the votes, not all, but they don't look good right now. how would you describe it? >> look, i don't think -- i've made the argument before that it's not just the debate, it's what happens before and after the debate. so if he has a good night tomorrow night, he needs to show discipline in the days that follow and not do what he did after debate two and not do what he did after debate one. debate one we spent five days listening to him attack former miss universe for being overweight. after debate two we spent a week watching him go after fellow republicans and declare civil war

he's actually a very undisciplined, short-term, non strategic thinker.nd that writeoff is a big numeric emblem of that tendency he has. >> you know, obviously trump could put all of these questions to rest by releasing his tax returns. he says he won't release them while he's under audit even though there is nothing preventing him from doing that. and by his lawyers own admission his returns from 2002-2008 are no longer under audit. >> and by the way anderson the trump campaign has not given any proof to anyone they are actually under audit. they could release the letter interest the irs showing that to be the case and they haven't. secondly, even if there were an audit -- and they haven't made that clear -- that would prevent him from releasing anything. that is just not -- all of the audit stuff a red herg. >> as somebody who was sued by trump for writing that he wasn't as rich as he claimed he was -- a suit that was dismissed by the way -- how much does something like that actually bother him? >> i think it bothers him immensely. for all his bluster a

>> i think he sort of popped out of the woman as an undisciplined self-absorbed combative little kidnd never evolved. and the reason he went into the military academy is because his father sent him there. his father couldn't discipline him and fred trump was a very tough character. but the trump family couldn't rein him in and they sent him to military school. >> isn't a piece of what so many americans love about him is panache, his will to fight? >> his bravado. >> he won't take it sitting down. >> i think that appeals to a large swath of voters but what's interesting is tin the "times" tapes that both the michaels got you really feel a deep insecurity for all of his bravado and brashness, he's wildly insecure. he needs to be in the spotlight, he needs fame and attention. when the media isn't paying attention he feels lost. >> thank you for providing my segue because, michael, i want to ask you this. i want to play this piece. this is about -- he's talking about arsenio hall who was on celeb "celebrity apprentice" who was huge, huge, huge, and then mr. trump points out it was hard f

the personality, he's rash, he's erratic, he's undisciplined. i mean, you saw the debates. he couldn't be focused for an hour and a half. he focused for 30 minutes, 40 minutes. and when you're the president of a country with nuclear weapons, crow you don't want someone who can't focus 24/7. >> i want to talk about these wikileaks revelations. these e-mails that have not been independently verified by nbc news or the clinton campaign for that matter but you're someone who's always held up as a champion of the progressive cause to a certain extent. in the e-mails, you've got secretary clinton at one point talking about the importance of having a private position and a public position. at one point, she talks about some liberals and the causes as radical, as naive, as dumb. if and when she's elected, are these e-mails in any way, shape, or form strain her relationship with the left? >> i don't think so. i think it's too important. and i think if she gets elected, it depends on what her agenda is. if she does what she says she's going to do, it's a problem and what kind of amer

elmer filled his ranks with new york's notoriously undisciplined volunteer fireman. the u.s. army is small and a lot of officers and southerners place the confederacy and congress is adjourned and lincoln can't officially declare war or raise an army so he appeals to the union states, send any troops you can. among the troops that were first to arrive, they instantly made themselves unloved, they were allegedly breaking into shops, rating brothels, a lot of washingtonians were like please go home. then a fire breaks out in the willard hotel and they go rushing into the hotel climbing all over, put the fire out. not long after that, they were among the first union troops, the union troops sent across the potomac to alexandria to route a small rebel force. ellsworth is leading them up the street, sees the confederate flag in alexandria, rushes in, tears the flag down and is coming down the stairs holding the flag when the owner shows up with a shotgun and killed him. he was the first union officer to be killed in the war within sight of the white house and lincoln who was said

it's erratic, it's undisciplined. he lashes out. of personality that we want to have in charge of nuclear weapons in this country. i mean, then there is the question of his focus. you saw all of the debates. i mean, he focuses 40 minutes, maybe an hour, maybe 50 minutes. he didn't even focus an hour and a half. when you are the president of the united states and you are a nuclear power, you have to be on focus 24/7, not sometimes. >> right. but this isn't the theoretical argument. you are suggesting in this ad that you think he could actually cause a nuclear disaster, right? i mean, that's what you think. >> i am saying that his personality and his absence of experience and his ability leads to the potential for miscalculation, misreading the intent of the enemy, and without -- and not having the leadership skills to defuse a crisis. >> let me ask you, because donald trump has said that hillary clinton might cause world war iii, suggesting that that would be with the russians. you are somebody who has said that we should be trying b

i talked an advisor who said trump has been undisciplined from the beginning so what does this changeit doesn't change anything. trump indicated he'll continue to attack paul ryan from the campaign trail at a fundraiser earlier today. said again he feels unshackled now and he wishes the republicans were as united as the democrats at this point but there is a real worry among top republicans trump could take the whole party down and jeopardize congress. sources close to paul ryan are 23409 firing back at trump. one no itting that paul ryan is tril a prolific fundraisers. one source who's worked with ryan over the years erin blasted trump's campaign and the latest episode of a rolling psycho drama. adding we are long past healthy. there are a lot of republicans who are very upset about donald trump and this split with paul ryan. >> thank you jim. outfront now --. mark let me start with you. and that ad. it might be a very effective ad. the problem is of course it does contradict what were extremely gracious words from donald trump the other night about hint talking about how she never g

i talked to a trump advisor who is scratching his head saying trump has been undisciplined since the beginning. trump indicated he'll continue to attack paul ryan from the campaign trail at a fund-raiser in texas. trump again said he felt unshackled and wished the republicans were as unified as the democrats. >> that's something the establishment would also agree with him on. when you are looking at the republican party, how is this and maybe republicans, how are they worried about how this will affect them? >> it's like we're looking at two different republican parties right now, paul ryan's party and trump's party. there is a worry inside republican circles that donald trump could take the party down with him and jeopardize control of congress. aides to house speaker paul ryan are holding their fire at this point. one source in the speaker's office noted he is a prolific fund-raiser on the campaign trail and noticed to members if they need a head-loin liner at s he's happy to step in. one blasted trump as a rolling psycho drama adding we're long past healthy. sure seems that way. >

himself back to a winning place and disciplined message the more he is losing the more he becomes undisciplinedf-fulfilling prophecy. his aides thing, he's shown he can be disciplined about three weeks at a time. made the final 21 days or final 13 days that disciplined period he might have a shot. but it's an open question. >> excellent point. some around him say why we telling he's winning even when he's not to keep him optimistic. >>> you live in a battleground state you can't escape the bruising ads. some designed to get you out to vote. others designed to convince you to stay home. you inherit lots of traits from your family. my ancestor, lady eleanor, made it big in textiles. my great-grandfather bernard wrote existential poetry. and uncle john was an explorer. i inherited their can-do spirit. and their double chin. now, i'm going to do something about it. kybella® is the first of its kind injectable treatment that destroys fat under the chin, leaving an improved profile. kybella® is an fda-approved non-surgical treatment for adults with a moderate amount of fullness... or a bit more. don'

the way he described donald trump was sort of undisciplined, showboating kind of brash guy, the guy y we have all come to kw over this campaign. he mentioned, in fact,t, that every year when donald and ivana would come in to do their taxes with him, it was always ivana who always asked the picky detailed questions. he said whwhat donald did understand and grasped very clearly was they could use the irs tax code to protect his wealth. and that was the point that does from that sort of simple understanding, float, basically, all of the tax strategies. but the accountant was well aware of the kind of irony of the fact that here is this man living this incredible lifestyle at this moment in time and yet at the same time, he is not paying any taxaxes. amy: and there are other lines in the tax return like line number six, business income or loss. and that amount is? lower $3 million. amy: that is a little different than people would think donald trump's income is, the way he describes it. >> all of these numbers are so fascinating. amy: $3.4 million, income yeah, it is not -- >> there's no

trump's declaration thaes now unshackled the trump advisor quipped the gop nominee had been this undisciplined from the beginning. a a source close to ryan trump is on a an ego trip that could very well split the party in two. >> whether this splits the party is one thing. another fear is what it might do up and down the ticket, damaging gop chances of holding the senate or house. more on that from manu raju. >> reporter: the list of republicans bailing on donald trump is growing, threatening the republican hold on congress. today senator pat toomy, lark out at trump. >> i've been openly very critical of policy positions donald trump has taken. >> and other senators revoking support for trump in the aftermath of the vulgar video where the billionaire boasts about groping women. >> when mr. trump attacks women and demeans the women in our nation and in our society, that is a point where i just have to part company. >> a new poll finds democrats holding a 7 point advantage. when voters choose a party, they want to control congress. that is the largest edge democrats have had in three years. to w

is now unshackled in his fight against clinton a trump advisor equipped that he has been this undisciplinedince the beginning so what's the difference. one put it trump is on an ego trip that may split the party in two. we may be watching that right now. >> thanks so much, if now donald trump is done holding back, what are we going to see? i'll ask an advisor to the trump campaign next. to drive... or solve the world's problems... be a dad... "or something" and we don't just make sandwiches "or something" we hand-slice avocado, pull smoked chicken, bake fresh foccacia and craft every sandwich clean from top to bottom... there's nothing "or something" about it. panera. food as it should be. you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. woah, woah! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. what are you doing? getting your quarter back. fountains d

interview actually what i got interest that is again and his problem is going to be in the next 13 undisciplined he is. he starts talking about hillary taking a net and it does not give the country viewers a clans to see talk about the issues they care about. which is number one. two, just in terms of florida, remember and this is on the cnn website. democrats are leading dramatically in the early voting. so 7.3 million americans have already voted. and aside from iowa democrats are doing far better than in 2012, including florida where they as cnn points out deeply cut into the advantage in early ballots cast by republicans so far. and largely in the ground game, in close states in the close election the ground game the democrats have is good for at least two or three points in those races. hillary clinton has 80-plus offices in florida. donald trump has almost nothing. the democrats have the labor movement in the industrial states in those close states. in nevada a lot of union, the casino workers, hotel workers pulling out people. and part of that is because of donald trump's continuing feud

that donald trump completely agrees with you on the policy issues, because he's been a remarkably undisciplined policy candidate and he's talked about tax cuts and tax reductions. he's talked about raising taxes on the high income earners, at the same time he's talked about lowering taxes on high income earners and on all americans. i don't know that he's articulated consistent policy positions. and going back to john's point, seems to me the one thing that people in this building, the one thing the markets in general care about is some sort of certainty. donald trump is giving us opportunities for four years or eight years of uncertainty, and i don't think the world is ready for that. i don't think the markets are ready for that, i don't think nato is ready for that, i don't think our allies are ready for that. i think we're looking at potential disaster if donald trump is elected president, and i think in your heart of hearts, larry, you know that, too. >> well, look, i like therapy sessions. >> we're having interventions. >> i especially like group therapy, i found it very helpful. no, i bel