what are real, tangible examples, video clips of somebody on the campaign trail what they said, unedited? those are the things that are looking to get their news 30 saw the rise of things are the daily show and the colbert report. one out of every four millenials stated that they got news from the daily show with the colbert report on a regular basis -- in my survey research it was something like one out of every four millennial's got news from the daily show or the colbert report on a regular basis. those particular shows that type of show, will be influential to the millennial's, but a very different way to get your message across and, you know, going on a traditional you know media story on the nightly news. brian: last question, your subtitle on this is, "where millennials are leading america,' but your title is "the selfie vote.” who named it? kristen: i came up with the neighbor was hesitant about it because i didn't want people to get the impression that this is a book about how young people are narcissistic and self-centered. instead i would suggest that , selfies are all about p

our political editor lisa desjardins screened both the edited and unedited versions of the video and on the footage that is causing a political firestorm. a warning: some of the images and details in this story are graphic. >> reporter: this is the edited version of the video, with the undercover anti-abortion group's added graphics. on screen is dr. deborah nucatola, national medical director for planned parenthood. off screen are two anti-abortion activists who've spent months posing as medical researchers, looking to purchase fetal tissue. >> reporter: the undercover team later asks about buying specific fetal parts. a warning this excerpt is graphic and may be disturbing. >> reporter: the legal question here: is planned parenthood-- provider of 40% of all the nation's abortions-- selling fetal tissue? that is illegal. but donating fetal tissue-- or recovering other expenses like shipping costs-- is clearly legal. and part of a fast-growing research field. some cells are used to help patients with immune disease or to research cures for things like alzheimer's research. that resea

she posted on instagram the unedited version of the photo which most people don't know and she lookse. harvey: what person can say, oh, i would go on without any photoshopping? anthony: jason beckerman, he's on the cover of "lawyers." derek: jason got photoshopped, you're out of your mind. jason got his whole waistline slimmed. >> he did not! derek: absolutely. i saw the raw and there was some lovies dude. kelly: i don't know that the lawyer's magazine has a photoshop department. derek: loreno photoshopped it. you photoshopped bex. >> i used two photos and used one good one, yeah. all i did was -- one face was good on one photo and it wasn't on the other. derek: you made a franken-beckerman. [laughter] charlie n.: "big brother" star gina marie zimmerman got hypnotized at a comic book expo. >> do you buy into this hypnotism? charlie c.: i don't buy into it at all. van: if it were real, you would be able to compel people to fall into the trance. harvey: they have to be receptive. shevonne: that's vampires. mike: rob schneider was broken into. one of the things that was stole from him w

an unedited version was released last month but the full unedited video was recently submitted. >> thes are eating the candy bars and one of them talks about it being edible and says he is starting to get light headed. that will indicate to me that they're eating marijuana edibles. >> one of the assumptions is they are a marijuana based product. i can tell you a the this point in time that i have information to the contrary of that. but that's not to say that it's not a marijuana product. we don't have all the information. we don't have the completed investigation. >> police say three officers involved in the raid are on administrative leave during this investigation. >>> there will be a new face on my favorite show empire. t on. mei has a recurring roll. she'll play a billionaire venture capitalist. the second season premieres on ktvu on september 23. i will be tuned in. she won the 1993 best supporting actress oscar for the role as mona lisa in of course my cousin vinnie. this weekend people are more interested in family movies. >> school was great. >> what was that? >> pixar's insid

cnn can't verify the longer version is the complete unedited video. for american progress proves that planned parenthood sells tissues and organs a practice that is against the law. they point to this form and this exchange between the two actors posing as representatives of a biologics company and planned parent had the's director of medical services. >> reporter: planned parenthood calls the claims flat-out untrue -- our practices are clear. and we do this with full appropriate consent from patients under the highest ethical and legal standards, and with no financial benefit for the patient or planned parenthood. those dollar amounts being discussed? the organization says that was about the cost to transport donated tissue. standard practice but where is the line? medical ethicists say discussions like this one raise question suggesting that doctors adjust procedures to that desired tissues are collected. >> reporter: we asked cnn senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen about it. >> they said if they were given abortion and changed their techni

he's unedited and uncensored. >> i only tell the truth, and frankly, mexico is sending not their best and not their finest. >> he says what comes to his mind and doesn't sound scripted. 20% of america likes that. >> we will make america great again, better than ever before. we will do it fast and effectively. you are going to love the job i do that i can tell you. that i can tell you. >> joining us now steven hayes and from the trump organization special council to mr. trump, michael conan. he was at the border earlier this week. had issue of illegal immigration is front and center. let's go to the original comments that created the first bit of controversy. >> when mexico sends its people they're not sending their best. they're not sending you. they're not sending you. they're sending people that have lots of problems. and they're bringing those problems with us. they're bringing drugs. they're bringing crime. they're rapists and some i assume are good people. but i speak to border guards. and they tell us what we're getting. >> steven we know now in texas alone -- i learned this whe

it was really the first book and it's straight from her pen, unedited.se fascinate fascinated. we'll get a look at it this week. charles, thank you for previewing it for us and the work on her you've already done. >> thank you. it's a pleasure. >>> still to come we asked and you answered. your tweets on what you think other gop candidates can learn if anything from donald trump's latest surge in the polls. that's next. vo: with beyond natural dry pet food, you can trust our labels. when we say real meat is the first ingredient, it is number one. when we say there's no corn, wheat or soy it's not there. learn more at purinabeyond.com no artificial flavors, colors sweeteners preservatives, and no artificial smiles. because clean dressings, taste better. panera. food as it should be. >>> we asked today what the other gop presidential hopefuls can learn from trump's surge, if anything. stop using pc talking points say what you mean and stand behind it. we need a leader not an appeaser. dominic tweets a lot of americans are tired of the same rhetoric from a c

so for the two summary videos that we've released so far, the full unedited footage of those conversations has been available on our youtube channel from the very beginning. the public can choose for themselves. ultimately these are one to three and a half hour long conversations. so again, it's all very interesting. frankly, there's information in there that we have to leave out for time reasons that i think just continues to confirm our case. so the full conversations are up there and everybody can look at those and get more information. >> i didn't see anything from what i've read and saw that it was taken out of context. this was the proper context you released it. if you're releasing the full tape everyone can watch it t. how many hours total did you tape? >> we probably have hundreds to thousands of hours total of videotape over the past two and a half years of the really really shocking compelling stuff, we've probably got dozens upon dozens of hours. that will continue to be released in the days and months to come. >> now so we're going to see tape after tape after tape as bad as t

>> very simply what she said if you saw the unedited transcript were comments like nobody should be selling tissue. that is not the goal here. >> i'm not taking it to that debate. you are off point. as a lawyer i will tell you i think this is legally problematic but i'm not making it about that or about a pro life/pro choice thing. i'm talking about the absence of humanity as she performs the abortions and the respect for the potential of human life. regardless on your position of abortion. >> do you have concern of how misleading and false this film is? how it creates false impressions and nothing more than a scam. >> where is your -- she is guzzling down wine and stuffing her face full of salad while she talks about the end of a potential life. i'm not saying that this is a testament against abortion. i am saying there ought to be some humanity. >> and some respect for the truth. and some dignity in terms of presenting the truth. >> robert what did she say that was false? >> what the people who produced the film said was false. >> dana i want to ask you because there is another part of th

he's kind of unedited. how do you interpret this? >> ouch. listen this is bad.ave been trying to think d. other than those two there's nothing else you can say that's worse than to question john mccain's service time. >> everybody's jaws dropped when they heard that. >> wow! >> some people feeling don't they know exactly hat senator john mccain went through. limbs broken. plane shot down. you know, willing to sacrifice himself, you know to save his fellow comrades p.o.w. were released. >> this goes back to the core problem that donald trump has. that's he's not a disciplined man much less a disciplined politician or disciplined campaigner. when he walks out there he constantly insults anyone that he doesn't like. he says you're stupid you're dumb you're not intelligent, you're not smart enough you're not wise enough you didn't make enough money. so in this situation he just did the exact same thing he's been doing all along which is i'll rip on someone and tell you he's a failure because he got shot down instead of hero. >> i have an idea guys. we actually are g

he's unedited uncensored. >> i am telling the truth mexico is not spending their best and finest. >> he says what comes to his mind he doesn't sound scripted and rehearsed. 20 percent of america likeses that. >> we will make america great again. >> we will make it better than before we will do it fast and effectively. you are going to love the job i do. that i can tell you. that i can tell you. >> joining us from the weekly standard, executive vice president is with us. good to see you. >> let's start at the beginning. he was at the border earlier this week. the issue of illegal immigration is front and center now in this race. i would argue in large part because of mr. trump. let's go to the original comments that created the first bit of controversy. >> when mexico sends his people they are not sending the best. they are not sending you. they are sending people with lots of troubles. they are bringing drugs and crime and they are rapists. some are good people i assume. i speak to border guards they tell us what we are getting. >> i i was on the border and i was briefed on border se

it's an unedited manuscript.eeds an editor and this one surely does too. >> i need both of you to help me heal here. do we now take this as a singular linear account of the life of atticus finch, that he went from perfect father and hero and fair object of dignity to a racist by the time he grew up or are these two separate books about two separate people in two separate realities? charles, you first. >> you've got it reversed. "go set a watchman" was written in the late 1950s and went through the hands of a very experienced liberal editor in new york. it was reworked and atticus bodies forth as a hero and a very strong protagonist whose moral centeredness makes him a collosas in that book. >> last word? >> mr. shields is right. that kind of white southern man absolutely was the normal in the mid-'50s in alabama. and, remember this is a state that wanted to close their public schools rather than integrate them. so he is a typical white southerner and the story is the story of a child who comes home and confronts

he's unedited.he is uncensored and the american people other than wanting genuine accountability from president want someone who tells it like it is. it is not about his background or policies because we don't know what they are. he says what comes to his mind and doesn't sound scripted or rehearsed and that 20% of america really likes that. >> and he doesn't really go back on what he says. even under pressure he doesn't really flip. that's unusual, too. >> and, in fact you're doing a segment on him. it will increase his support another 10 or 15,000 people. every time the mainstream media focuses on him and someone says you have to get out of the race or you owe an apology and he doesn't do it there is a segment of america that says way to go. stick it to them. what he said about p.o.w.s was horrific and what he said about john mccain tells me this is going to be the most uncivil, the most mean election campaign that we have ever had. again, i go back to that 20% of america that is tired of politics

amy: the unedited version of the video shows dr.ucatola repeatedly saying that planned parenthood is not trying to profit off fetal tissue. in this clip, she tells the fake researchers there is no revenue stream at play. listen closely. dr. deborah nucatola: there is no revenue stream. >> right. annie: earlier this month house --amy: earlier this month house republicans launched an investigation into planned parenthood, claiming it's harvesting fetal tissue for profit. however, planned parenthood's president, cecile richards, has repeatedly denied such claims. cecile: recently videos have made outrageous claims. i want to be really clear -- the allegation that planned parenthood profits in any way from tissue donation in any way is not true. our donation program, like any other high-quality health care provider follows all laws and ethical guidelines. over are 100-year history we have engaged leading medical experts to shape our policies practices, and high standards and we always will. the top priority is a compassionate care that

cnn can't verify the longer version is the complete unedited video.r medical progress says the video proves planned parenthood sells fetal organs and tissues, a practice that's against the law. they point to this online form to order tissue by organ and age of the fetus. and this exchange between the two actors posing as representatives of a by lodge irks company and dr. debra nukatola the director of medical services. >> i could throw a number out. i would say it's probably anywhere from 32 --0 to $100. >> they're per specimen we're talking about? >> yes. >> planned parenthood calls it untrue. we do important work like other high quality health care providers with full appropriate consent from patients under the highest ethical and legal standards and with no financial benefit for the patient or planned parenthood. and those dollar amounts being discussed? the organization says that was about the cost to transport donated tissue. standard practice. but where is the line? medical ethicists say exchanges like this one raise questions. suggesting doctor

investigate this officer and figure out what happened at that crime scene, make sure we get the full unedited videotape, glitches or whatever we want to call it find out what happened in that jail cell and see if there's a connection between the two. there may not be. there may be. but we need a full investigation instead of trying to get into this woman's head to decide that she deserved what she got or explain away what happened to her. >> a full investigation is under way. thank you both for your insight. >>> still to come in the "newsroom," the family of a "washington post" reporter held in iran for a year speaking out and calling for him to be released. it's time to bid farewell... to this booking incredible island resort. and it's incredible island staff. (father:) i can't imagine life without them. this is not goodbye. ♪ yes, it is. ♪ (father:) no, it isn't... ♪ ok, i guess it's not. ♪ you got it booking right. booking.com booking.yeah shopping online... ...is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers carpenters and even piano tuners... were just as simple? thanks to

this is the complete unedited version that shows the police officer drawing his weapon and shooting atoing to ask you again, do you have a license on your you? >> i have a license. you can run my name. >> okay. is that not on you then? >> i don't seem to have it on me. >> be straight up with me. are you suspended? >> no. >> why don't you have your license on you? >> i just don't. i'm sorry, sir. honestly i'm going to the house. >> okay. where do you stay at? down here? >>. [ inaudible ] >> take your seat belt off. >> no. >> take your seat belt off. >> stop! stop! >> gunshot! i did! [ inaudible ] i'm on it! >> so that is the full video re released today by the hamilton county's prosecutor's office after the murder indictment came back for police officer ray tensing. ray tensing turned himself over to authorities for allegedly shooting and murdering sam dubose. he's going to have an arraignment coming up tomorrow morning. we heard that the family was very grateful of the police body camera video. but as you saw in the last few frames there, after the car comes to rest and i think it came

listen to this unedited. >> what i want to know is what would work for you? don't low-ball it.u -- [inaudible] >> we're talking about aborted feet tall tissue. noted justiced. and i think that when people hear the -- right now they hear in this explained it's a bun of nut jobs on the right just trying to string this all together and make it look work than it is. what do you think? >> not so. i mean, again first of all issue don't think any money should be changing hand from plant parenthood and tissue procurement companies. planned parenthood claims they're not selling body parts because that's illegal. they said basically they receive money they're getting refunds for the donation. i don't know if i buy that because if that were true, why is she haggling over the price. they should not be making a profit off this at all. i don't think money should be exchanging hands. tissue procurement companies should just come and pick up the specimen and no money should be changed and then the wouldn't have fallen into this situation. >> to put it mildly. thank you very much. in that segme

bernie sanders also is unedit, and that's one of the things that people are drawing to him for.rogressive side he's getting thousands and thousands of people to come out. but he just did a rally in alabama recently and had a lot of conservativists come out, and whether you believed him on issues or didn't,. >> people apt. >> it wasn't speechwriters, it was him. >> and it's also nice to see unfettered capitalism defended by someone; right? >> well, i mean let's be honest here. donald trump didn't create his wealth. he herniated it, and then he used it as ways to go after people using eminent domain. he has been been -- >> yeah. >> no. no. yeah. >> yes. yeah. he also has trumped on his name, and his abilities as a real estate man to win in real fashions. but, yes, you're right. he used some -- >> gene simmons is an american hero who has created lasting value in a way that donald trump has not. >> well, gene simons admires donald trump. team, we've got to leave it at that. >> and new developments of the prison break of el chapo. fox news rodger is on the scene. we'll be right back

we let his announcement on the day he announced his candidacy live unedited for an hour. >> it was good> we skewed the message because his comments were, i've been taken out of context. message to the donald, when you're live, it's your context. it's no one else but you, fellow. >> right after he said i assume some are good people -- >> that was part of the horror. that some are good people. i think that was a big part of the horror that just some. i'm sure jeb bush's wife would qualify. >> 94 days to go, ashleigh. >> and just ask michele bachmann about being high in the polls. nischelle turner, come back more often, please. >> please have me back more often, i will. >> you can watch more from nischelle's interview with trump on "entertainment tonight." let's review. macy's has dumped trump. nbc -- well, he says he dumped macy's. nbc universal, univision canceling the pageant plans, but trump is not going to fall on the sword. with all the companies drawing out -- dropping out, what do you suppose the brand strategy is at this point? or is there one? wish your skin could bounce back as

when you see the unedited version you see over and over again the official was saying that they weren'tren't going to be haggling the price. separate from that to watch someone as they're eating a lunch or dinner talking about making a fetus less crunch y it's just very uncomfortable to watch that. >> any time -- to answer your question -- >> sorry. >> any time an institution makes it about the tactics you know the issue is the content. in this case a lot of people in this country who are against abortion, period. a lot of people say women's right to choose, period. a lot of america is ambivalent about it. when you have a video like this you have emotional and psychological distance from abortion that planned parenthood has to have. this put abortion right in our faces. >> one unifying moment for republican field here. it's the one thing that has unified jeb bush and the rest -- donald trump and everybody as they're attacking each other like crazy. >> not just the field. i think this is going to be a huge issue this fall. there will be congressional hearings and every democrat has to an

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he's unedited. he's uncensored. he wants someone who tells it like it is. >> i only tell the truth. and frankly, mexico is sending not their best and not their finest. >> he says what comes to his mind and he doesn't sound scripted. he doesn't sound rehearsed. and that 20% of america really likes that. >> we will make america great again. better than ever before. we'll do it fast. we'll do it effectively. and you are going to love the job i do. that i can tell you. that i can tell you. >> and joining us now from the weekly standard stephen hayes, and from the trump organization executive vice president special counsel to donald trump michael coner with us. guys, good to see you. let's start at the beginning. he was at the border earlier this week. the issue of illegal immigration is front and center now in this race. i would argue in large part because of mr. trump. let's go to the original comments that created the first bit of controversy. >> when mexico sends its people they're not sending their best. they're not sending you. they're not sending you. they're sending people that h

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there, and unedited pros on the title page, he cited the words congress, we hold these truths to be self-evident. that all men are created equal that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights, that among those are the pursuit of happiness. he may have been among the very first to see a period where else a comma was used. other uses of the phrase sovereign. in a sermon given in 1778 emma a white antislavery minister from hanover, new jersey asked his listeners and readers if it is self-evident that it needs no proof, how in just, how in -- how inhuman or britons, for americans to not only attempt but to actually violate the strike? that same year, a quaker suggested that a nation that made declarations of quality and human rights all simultaneously supporting slavery risk line punishment during wartime. in 1783, david cooper of new jersey published an address to the rows of america on the inconsistency of the use of slavery in a land of liberty. code congress, he asked, had truly meant only the rights of white men and not of all men? invoking the language of the declaratio

also i have not seen the full, unedited video.o, i think we definitely need to go into heavy probes instead of just saying let's defund them out right. we need an exhaustive investigation in my opinion. also ms. pelosi seems very dismissive in that last video. i think it would be a bad thing not to look at every single person involved, both sides. i would just like to hear your thoughts on the matter. thank you very much. guest: so to address your first question, dr. mary gatter is a high-ranking planned parenthood official. i don't know her exact title but as you can see she is taking meetings with medical buyers to discuss fetal tissue. obviously she is high up in the organization and is facing a lot offla flak right now for her comments. just as the first video, they are disturbingly candid for a lunch conversation. going after the issue of investigations, there are two right now in the house. the house commerce committee has already opened an investigation. they are asking to bring these planned parenthood officials to testify

we want to show you a couple of longer, unedited portions of exactly what happened right now.etween sandra bland and officer encinia. >> the reason for your stop you failed to signal a lane change. do you have insurance with you? what's wrong? how long have you been in texas? [ inaudible ]. >> okay. do you have a driver's license? [ inaudible ] no, ma'am. okay. okay. where are you head eded to now? [ inaudible ] okay. give me a few minutes, all right? >> and then following that initial approach and exchange, officer encinia returns to his vehicle. the encounter begins to escalate a short time later when officer encinia approaches bland's vehicle a second time. parts of this video we're about to show you may be disturbing. >> okay, ma'am. are you okay? >> i'm waiting on you. this is your job. i'm waiting on you. >> you seem very irritated. >> i am. i really am. i was getting out of your way, you were speeding up tailing me so i move over and you stop me. so yeah i am a little irritated but that doesn't stop you from giving me a ticket. >> are you done? >> you asked me what was