said it out loud, is the fact it was unscripted a defense for making that kind of claim with 37 dayst in the campaign? >> john, you and i both know better. of course it's no defense, particularly because donald trump is at his best if you ask his supporters when he's unscripted, when he's not on prompter. we of course know the campaign folks, the staff, the team around him, the surrogates want him to stay on that prompter but the dude can't because there's no prompter for those tweets. so even when he's not speaking out loud, he tweets out loud, john, at 4:00 in the morning, 3:30 in the morning, and says all these crazy things. one of the things just in defense of hillary clinton and her marriage, hillary clinton is the definition of what we called in the early 2000s a ride or die chick for bill clinton. there's no questions asked or answered there, period, point blank. ride or die chick. sorry. >> but the "new york times" has a story out today and "the washington post" had one out last week that did not say what donald trump said saturday night, that hillary clinton is not loyal to

>> well, we're in a remarkably unscripted moment in history.hink the closest analogy, really, are the final weeks of the nixon administration when tapes mattered. we need to keep in mind there's two different bases, there's the trump base and the base of the republican party. they overlap in many cases. values voters have been since the reagan era have been an important part of the republican base. if they start to leave, that's a huge problem for trump. trump may have what used to be called the george wallace blue collar populace and white supremacist, if you will, white vote in the south, they may stick with him. you can't win -- that's not enough. you have to have the romney coalition plus. so what i'm looking for in the next few days is whether we start to see southern republicans peal off from him. we've seen rocky mountain republicans. places where there are a lot of mormon voters. their elected lead ers have bee skeptical. high plains people are moving. women in the republican party have been uncomfortable with trump all along. will he l

to get back on track, trump appears to be reverting to the combative unscripted candidate we saw in the primaries. already today, demonstrating that nothing is off limits. nbc's hallie jackson has details. >> reporter: throwing red meat to his supporters, a donald trump tweet storm, hitting fellow republicans and hillary clinton. so nice that the shackles have been taken off me, trump writes. the last 15 months, apparently trump >> they're rapists. >> he's not a war hero. >> you got to see this guy, oh, i don't know what i said. >> reporter: a senior adviser says a new campaign ad out tonight previews the unshackled final four weeks. >> hillary clinton doesn't have the fortitude, strength, or stamina to lead in our world. >> reporter: the sharper attacks on clinton and her husband seen by strategists as a sign of steve bannon's influence. trump's campaign ceo and until recently part of conservative outlet breitbart. some supporters are signs like these. shirts we can't even show you. one woman today calling for revolt. >> if hillary clinton gets in, i, myself, am ready for a revolution.

to get back on track, trump appears to be reverting to the combative unscripted candidate we saw in the primaries. already today, demonstrating that nothing is off limits. nbc's hallie jackson has details. >> reporter: throwing red meat to his supporters, a donald trump tweet storm, hitting fellow republicans and shackles have been taken off me, trump writes. the last 15 months, apparently trump chained down. >> they're rapists. >> he's not a war hero. >> you got to see this guy, oh, i don't know what i said. >> reporter: a senior adviser said a new campaign ad out tonight previews the unshackled final four weeks. >> hillary clinton doesn't have the fortitude, strength, or stamina to lead in our world. >> reporter: the sharper attacks on clinton and her husband as a sign of trump's combine ceo and until recently, part of breitbart. some supporters feeding off it. one woman today calling for revolt. if hillary clinton gets in, i myself am ready for a revolution. >> don't say that. >> reporter: mike pence trying to tamp that down. the impact on republicans -- cannot vote for either one. >

i think the reason voters consume unscripted, unedited moments is because before trump, they were pretty rare moments. i'm going to fight in the desert about the policies in obamacare, i'm on my way. he is bob rumsfeld telling people who is to blame. but what i find stunning is that there is any sort of optimism that anyone in the country, any republicans, are going to spend the final, what, 27 days fighting about policy tweaks to obamacare. that is a fairy tale. >> here's what i want to listen to -- >> i have to answer that. >> go ahead, and then i want to say something. >> i sat down with the speaker and the leader two weeks ago, talked with greg walden, the chairman of the national congressional committee. that's exactly what they're going to do in the districts we don't cover where the campaign is fraught. mike gallagher, a young candidate in wisconsin, he's not talking about donald trump every day, he's talking about people's premiums. we don't see it, we don't cover it, but that's where we're going. what's going to happen at the very local level where the money flows in are these s

but because of the unscripted nature of this, he can't memorize talking points.ing to be very unpredictable, in terms of the questions people ask. there is some exprisk there is some vulnerability there what they acknowledge privately. >> rose: cothey expect to be the subject of goading by her, so what he will do and respond the way he did in the first debate? will she get under his skin? >> they, of course, expect that. they look at the first debate. they look at how senator caine went after the vice presidential candidate for trump, governor pebs, in the v.p. debate. sp they expect he's kind of attacks. what they are hope charlie is not so much for trump to have a response and answer each point by point brought up by secretary clinton. what they would really like him to do is shift, shift in some way back to his economic populism, back on his message on jobs, because they think that's what he kind of failed to do after the first 30 minutes in that first debate where he centered on trade and kind of drifted off as secretary clinton made her critique. >> rose: i

to get back on track, trump appears to be reverting to the combative unscripted candidate we saw in the primaries. already today, demonstrating that nothing is off limits. nbc's hallie jackson has details. >> reporter: throwing red meat to his supporters, a donald trump tweet storm, hitting fellow republicans and hillary clinton. so nice that the shackles have been taken off me, trump chained down. >> they're rapists. >> he's not a war hero. >> you got to see this guy, oh, i don't know what i said. >> reporter: a senior adviser said a new campaign ad out tonight previews the unshackled final four weeks. >> hillary clinton doesn't have the fortitude, strength, or stamina to lead in our world. >> reporter: the sharper attacks on clinton and her husband as a sign of steve bannon's snuns. trump's combine ceo some supporters feeding off it. one woman today calling for revolt. if hillary clinton gets in, i myself am ready for a revolution. >> don't say that. >> reporter: mike pence trying to tamp that down. the impact on republicans -- >> the fact is, i can't -- seriously, i cannot vote for e

that came from -- >> no, that is ad libbed and unscripted. how do you feel about these e-mails? >> the president is not running, he is not on the ballot, but it shows that he knows she had a private, separate e-mail. so if he is not telling the truth here, what else is he not telling the truth about? let's make a joke out of it. that is some of the wikileaks e-mails. and we see them scrambling to get ahead of it. the only person that doesn't seem to realize it fully is hillary clinton. when it came to bleaching out her server, acted like she never heard that term before. >> we talked about how there was no national security issue, but fbi director comey said it was less secure than something like g-mail. it seems like there was a potential -- and we don't know if they every discussed confidential information. >> let me ask you if you can get to john podesta's e-mail, why have they not gotten to hillary clintons. >> that is a good question, i don't have the answer, but that is why i am asking the questions. >> yeah, what a great point -- >> it was an excellent point and now we're

our other big story donald trump going unscripted at a rally in florida. there he is moment ago speaking about many topics but certainly went after hillary clinton harder than ever before. listen to donald trump. >> wikileaks emails so the department of justice had information. did you see this? to the clinton campaign. we have a person that has committed crimes running for the presidency. this is unbelievable. it tells you the inner heart, you got to read it and maybe get it because they are not putting it out. they want to put it out but can't do that because without the media and without the press hillary clinton would be nothing. >> this on the heels of thousands more emails from the hillary clinton camp, the website published these, more than 1000 of these emails belong to hillary clinton's campaign, we are going through those as we speak. there has been a ton of information and a lot of it has been alarming especially given concerns about the coziness between the state department and the clinton foundation. in particular it is damning. in this exchan

it is not the end of the world at some take longer than expected, but it does mean that the time unscriptedward to next year. it might mean that the deal would only get approved and completed and it might be divestment sales. though it happened later next year. that's that what happened later next year. -- that what happened later next year. mark: there are three big deals chemicalhe agro industry. how is the regulatory process surrounding the other deals? dow-dupont has been filed and it is in a longer approval process and the deadline for that is february. when the eu open the investigation, the only one they have opened an investigation on so far, it picked a huge list of things. they wanted to look at different kinds of pesticides and patented products and how their licensed. these tend to be very long, going into the detail of what is happening in these markets and how they work. the other dealers ba -- deal is bayer-monsanto. we have seen a lot of interest -- mark: thanks, great job. we had to cut you short. vonnie: we will be speaking with matt maley at miller tabak next. this is blo

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he avoided unscripted remarks and long interviews, and e-mail controversy continued to simmer as her health faltered. just in time for their first face to face confrontation. trump started out okay. but all clinton had to do was push a few of his buttons and watch as he unravelled. he lost focus and missed several opportunities to accentuate her negatives including the e-mail issue. can he do anything to regain the big mo or was the debate loss a tipping point? perhaps reagan had a poor first debate and so too obama in 2012. donald trump can turn it around. we won't know for sure until they face each other again on october 9. unfortunately, for trump, many are already voting. so every day matters. to state the obvious, the man needs to practice. published reports say staffers could not get his attention when seeking to stage mock debates. meanwhile, clinton bragged about her preparedness but no amount will save trump if he doesn't first understand his audience. primary season is over, mr. trump. referring to bill clinton's infidelities or engaging in a twitter campaign about the weig

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>> you're right. >> with an unscripted speech, he began his run as the most unconventional candidate best. they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists. >> republican national committee chairman reince priebus -- >> are you all ready to win in 2016? >> -- was watching. >> i later called him and said, hey you know, we got kind of work on then language a little bit. >> after you called him, you told him to tone it down, he didn't. >> no. he didn't. >> somebody's doing the raping, don, who's going the raping? >> instead of toning it down, he amped it up. with language -- >> i would bomb the [ muted ] out of them. >> mr. trump -- >> -- personal insults. >> i never attacked him on his look, and believe me, there's plenty of subject matter right there. >> -- and even questioning john mccain's heroism. >> he's not a war hero. >> he's a war hero. >> he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured, okay? i hate to tell you. >> but the republican establishment wasn't worried, believing he'd soon alienate voters and implode. >> they ultimately bel

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if it was unscripted and heart felt, that's the sort of thing that people want to see. that was basically what bill clinton did in the 1990s. that was the beginning of mrs. clinton's troubles with women voters who thought you gave him a past. when president clinton was impeached he was impeached for lying not for the scandals. voters who liked his record said he is impeached but don't remove him because we separate public from private. that's because he had a record to stand on. donald trump does not have that luxury. i am not sure voters now would give him a pass. women won't. >> first time he apologized was six or eight second and he pivoted said we have isis chopping off heads. i am embarrassed by it. but i will knock the heads off of isis. is the most important thing the president's personal character and that's how they will vote? or is it about foreign policy, about taxes, and other important issues? or like for hillary, is it about that? >> it's about all those things. it depends which population. talking about most of the millennials, it's about truthfulness and

authentic and unscripted. >> does it have any effect.p voters, his fan base is not going to care about that. robert de niro is going to get mean tweets in two seconds from now. does it have any effect on the people, the swayable middle? >> well he's a hollywood icon as you said and people just assume that his politics are pretty lefty any way. it's not going to do much except he's giving a passionate voice to people on the left and what people on the left need right now is to be energized. hillary clinton needs to energize that base. she wants to have the turnout up. it hasn't been enthusiastic. given this tape, the last week -- de niro is giving voice to people, energy and passion to the voter base that hillary clinton has been unable to articulate like da ne de niro c. >> what you make of the news, the trump comments and the hillary clinton wikileaks. >> it's going to make for a spectacular debate. donald trump has to show -- you know, it's going to be front and center. he has to show contrition, empathy, remorse. i mean he's got to de

but let's also talk about his unscripted, many times ding rogtory comments that are made.n you tell us about your experience, to be in that hall, in that news conference and to ask questions of president duterte. >> it was very interesting being in the room last night, george, and seeing and experiencing how people react to president duterte. it was overwhelmingly the filipino press core. these are people that listen to him say a lot of things. in the course of one answer about the european union, he used the "f" word, the "b" word and the "a" word all in three different sentences. then he kind of gave almost a little smile and the room broke out in laughter. it's almost as if people are so accustom to this language that they think he's joking. one person gave me the analogy that he's like the crazy uncle that says something at the dinner terrible and everyone looked down awkwardly at their plate. at one point a female reporter asked her a question and he said hold on a minute, i want to look at her. keep in mind, people do admire very much his popularity ratings are very

it was authentic, this was not a politician, this was a real human being, who lost a loved one, unscriptedm the heart. >> uh-huh. >> and showing his grief. >> yeah. >> mark preston, can you compare the surrogates hillary clinton has to the surrogates donald trump has out on the trail and what it means in terms of galvanizing and turning out voters because that's really now you need to turnout voters. >> it's not comparable at all. the fact of the matter is donald trump, in his campaign, he's alienated so many people in the republican party that could potentially work on his behalf. him and speaker ryan don't even speak, which is amazing, right, because they both want to see a republican-controlled congress and a republican white house, but if you look who hillary clinton has, barack obama on the campaign trail, as you noted, michelle obama, who will be with hillary clinton for the first time in north carolina tomorrow, whose been an amazing surrogate. you've seen bernie sanders, her opponent, out there. elizabeth warren, a very good surrogate, as well. you're talking about folks who can re

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at times when he feels as though he has not had a great week, he'll bring up something unscripted and the cuff, which is exactly what he's done. but, fortunately, they got him back on track today. they did a course correction. i think the meeting he had this morning with military leaders was phenomenal, talking about national security and what he can do to help clean up the va. it's time to get back on course. he'll be in colorado later today and arizona, where he can talk about immigration which is important, second amendment and work to get things back on course and reel in these independent voters he desperately needs. >> i hear your point. it could be heading in the right direction. on this other note, peter, i was reading my political playbook for the morning and they pointed out was glenn thrush and this note about googling. if you go to the googles and you type in, is trump trying to lose, do you know how many hits you get? 90 million. and from what i understand, you are wondering the exact same thing. >> i don't know if he's trying to lose but he is losing. he's acting in a wa

maybe they caught him at a weak or unscripted moment last night, but he was calling into question not so much whether it was worth it, but whether people could continue to take it to the degree they are, with sharply higher premiums, and that at the very least, even with "the new york times" story today, has to be rejiggered. you agree with that? >> i heard the whole statement and i think much of what's happening is the line is being taken out of context. bill clinton did what he's always done. he's like the chief explainer. and he really was saying that we've got more work to do to fix the affordable care act. and we do. he talks about -- >> do you think they knew or appreciated what was coming down the pike? a lot of people warned them, that if you cover everything, it's going to cost you a little bit more than nothing. >> but the reality is, president obama himself has said that there are still many things that have to be fixed. secretary clinton has said it and bill clinton was just laying it out, the reality of what we have to do. while still acknowledging the good that it has do

entertainment side, kate mckinnon's impression in "snl," when she did the clinton trying to be unscripted while scripted, and saying, you know, this makes me think of, oh, gosh, off the top of my head, i would call it trumped up trickle down -- >> just off the top of her head. >> that can read as even more contrived when you're trying to talk to a real person and you insert your little talking point. and that's something where, on the one hand, i've heard her aides say, she's much better in small audiences. but this isn't a small audience. this is a small audience plus 70 million people. >> right. so that's the kind of balance out of to strike. you have to worry about what's going on in the room and also recognizing that the audience is much bigger. i think they have put hillary clinton over the course of the campaign into a lot of settings that are like this. especially early on. she spent a lot of time doing roundtables. i also think we have seen some of her best moments in these kinds of settings. she talked, for example, one time, about her faith in a way that i think struck people as

does she jump in and try to rules or do we have much more unscripted exchange. >> a lot of people don'tnow elaine with cbs. great lady. i worked with her a number of times at the white house and other places. i expect her to do well but she is not known well either. >> big cast of unknowns. what is it 25.6 million is the number to beat. that was the least watched v.p. debate back in 1996, the gore kempf exchange. >> you are not doing anything for us here. >> and 70 million was the biden palin exchange. >> how do you know that? >> i do my homework. >> besides lord benson and -- ld benson and dan quayle. >> geraldine ferraro. >> were there moments that moved the needle? >> i actually think this could because, look, what does the trump campaign need? it needs the kind of intellectual framework to explain what it's about. the candidate spotty at doing that at best and pence potentially could be pretty good. >> i think he has really got the opportunity to reframe this in a pretty fundamental way. turning the discussion that's been nonstop, nonstop over the last week on taxes. here is a chanc

when trump acts like trump, he says these unscripted things, he puts the aides in horribly uncomfortable positions to defend him. we just saw kellyanne conway do that. and as stewart just said, that is the position you put yourself in when you work for a guy like him. >> i want to move to tim kaine. you spent a lot of time traveling the world. this tpp issue, nobody has ever truly believed -- if you covered hillary clinton long enough, nobody believed that her switch on this was anythingther than political. did anything tim kaine said convince you otherwise? >> not in the least. if i were an oil company and i had a huge spill on the coast of california, i'm hiring her. i have never seen anybody able to talk her way out of a bad client. the real truth i think chuck, when be look back at this election, it will be the election that both parties blew up. donald trump blew up the republican party. bernie sanders kind of blew up the democratic party. it was patched over because of the urgency of defeating donald trump who was a greater threat. trade will be a central part of what will see that

. >> the questions from the audience are unscripted and unexpected.e candidates have to be on their toes, absolutely. >> thanks so much. we will check in with you in a bit. >>> the second debate happens tonight in st. louis. you can watch it starting at 6:00 at ktvu fox. you can watch on ktvu.com. joe is in studio and we will hear from him in about 10 minutes. >>> we continue to get new information about the shooting in palm springs over the weekend that left two police officers dead and the third injured. the man suspected of killing two officers and injuring a third is behind bars. john felix was taken into custody early this morning after a 12 hour stand off with police. we are learning about his past. according to the desert sun, felix had multiple run-ins with the police. in 2009 he was arrested for a failed murder plot and he was given a two-year sentence with additional time in prison because of his admitted ties with a street gang. yesterday he was inside his mother's home when she called police for help. according to police, he refused to com

earlier, clinton made an unscripted visit to a popular univision show where she danced with the host. ? and a birthday cake. clinton did not bring up the obamacare rate hikes tuesday. but she was asked about them in a miami radio interview, and gave vague assurances she would fix things. >> the costs have gone up too much so we're going to really tackle that. >> reporter: her campaign is now contending with a new wikileaks flap. a hacked e-mail that appears to contradict president obama's answers to cbs's bill plante in march of 2015. >> when did you first learn that hillary clinton used an e government for official business while she was secretary of state? >> the same time everybody else learned it through news reports. >> reporter: within minutes of that interview clinton's former chief of staff cheryl mills e-mailed the campaign chair, we need to clean this up. he has e-mails from her. they do not say state.gov. trump, also in florida, pounced. >> obama, he had to know that hillary was using an illegal so that means obama is now in to the act. >> reporter: clinton got a low key en

earlier clinton made an unscripted visit to a popular a tequila and a birthday cake. she did not bring up the obamacare rate hikes on tuesday but asked about them in a miami radio interview and gave big ainsurances she would fix things. >> the costs have gone up too much so we are going to really tackle that that. >> reporter: her campaign is now contending with a new wikileaks, a hacked e-mail that appears to contradict president obama's answer to bill plante in 2015. >> when were you that hillary clinton used an e-mail system outside of the business. >> within minutes of that interview, clinton's former chief of staff cheryl mills e-mailed the campaign chair. we need to clean this up. he has e-mails from her and they do not say state.gov. >> had he to know that hillary every day. charlie? >> thanks, nancy. donald trump's campaign manager kellyanne conway joins us from washington. >> good morning, charlie. >> reporter: i assume you'ret washington? >> i am. and it's gorgeous and as mr. trump tells everyone, it was finished under budget and ahead of schedule. he remind

what i think the goal of the debate is, is to present the candidates unfiltered, unscripted as far as possible, to present them to the public. in various ways, it in various guises so that the voting public can have as wide as inexperience of the candidates as is possible. particular, the town hall format allows a different sort of presentation of the candidates. maybe a more direct encounter with the average voter that we will see tonight. that is how, that is why we see this very obviously the first debate was a little bit more traditional. questions.or asked this is different. i hope he gives us another perspective. chargedth this highly political atmosphere that we are experiencing in 2016, and with , howe of every happening can you assure people that people in the audience are truly undecided voters and do not come with an agenda? the company gives us the names of the voters, so they have identified themselves this way. you cannot absolutely assure yourself that the randomness of ae selection does give you good assurance that these people were not placed there by political campai

. >> reporter: throughout tuesday's debate tim kaine tried to tie mike pence to the often unscripted comments of his running mate including on nuclear proliferation. >> more nations should get nuclear weapons. senator. >> reporter: but trump has suggested he would be okay with countries in asia and the middle east becoming nuclear powers. even saying it's inevitable. >> it's going to happen anyway. it's only a question of time. >> reporter: in defending hillary clinton's record fighting the spread of nukes, kaine overstated his running mate's successes. >> she worked a tough negotiation with nations around the world to eliminate the iranian nuclear weapons program without firing a shot. >> eliminate the iranian nuclear with iran was actually 2340erk9ed by secretary of state john kerry and while the freezes the iranian nuclear weapons program it leaves much of the country's infrastructure in place. >> so you like the 16 million -- >> senator, that's nonsense. >> reporter: on immigration pence denied that trump called for a deportation force to deal with undocumented u.s. residents. >>