[applause] mr. trump: and aluminum. [applause] mr. trump: just like the american steel from pennsylvania that built the empire state , it will be american steel that will fortify america's crumbling bridges. american steel. thatll be american steel sends our skyscrapers soaring into the sky. a beautiful site. more beautiful with american steel. it will be american steel that rebuilds our cities. it will be american hands that remake this country. it will be american energy mined from american resources that powers this country. [applause] mr. trump: it will be american workers who are hired to do the job. nobody else. american workers. are going to put american steel, and aluminum, back into the backbone of our country. [applause] mr. trump: this alone will jobs. massive numbers of high paying jobs. good jobs. not the jobs we have today, which everyone agrees are bad jobs. we will create massive numbers of good jobs. on trade, immigration, foreign policy, we are going to put america first again. [applause] mr. trump: we are going to m

mr. trump: get him out. thank you. >> sorry, mr. trump. mr. trump: ok. thank you very much. i appreciate it and this is an amazing honor. it's an amazing day, very historic day for a lot of reasons, not only turnberry. this is one of the big votes in the history of europe, scotland, everywhere. it was very exciting coming in and we were landing and we had just heard the results so i wish everybody a lot of luck. i think that it's purely historic and what's happening is historic. so it's an honor to be with you. my mother was born in scotland in stornoway. she loved scotland. she would be here a lot. she would be here with my sister, marian and my sister, elizabeth and she just loved it. her loyalty to scotland was incredible. she respected and loved the queen and she loved the ceremony and the pomp, pomp and circumstance, and she was something special. and to think we'd be here owning turnberry one day would be incredible. she would come to turnberry with her friends and they'd have dinner at turnberry. she didn't play golf but they would have dinner at turnberry, so having

mr. trump: ok. ok. i'm glad you asked the question, because i have to tell you, i have raised a tremendous amount of money for the vets, almost $6 million, and more money is going to come in, i believe, over the next little while too. but i've raised almost $6 million. all of the money has been paid out. and i'm going to give it to you in a second. in fact, i brought a list just in case that question was asked. but the money has been paid out. i have been thanked by so many veterans' groups throughout the united states. one gentleman called me up recently crying that out of the blue he got a check for $100,000. but i've been thanked by so many groups, great veterans groups. outside you have a, groups. outside you have a few people picketing, they're sent by hillary clinton, and they're picketing that the money wasn't sent. the money's all been sent. i wanted to keep it private. if we could, we wanted to keep it private. because i don't think it's anybody's business if i want to send money to the vets. i

but i do remember mr. trump -- i know mr. trump, and i know that mr. trump is not a racist. and in the conversation that he had with all of us on the phone, it was very obvious that this is a man who does not see color, and he does not care about color. he loves everyone. >> did donald trump specifically insinuate that you should go after the media for asking if this was racist, that the media was in fact racist? >> no. >> don, i think the question was don't be afraid to call out the media. when they're trying to paint me as a racist, don't be afraid to point back the points that we're giving you right now, that the fact is this is based on a biased media that keeps bringing up -- >> just for a direct answer, he never said, the people who are asking the questions are racist? >> not -- >> no, he never said that. >> great. that's all i'm asking. so, scottie, dr. ben carson tweeted out this criticism. he said every human being is an individual first rather than a member of an identity group. the moment we forget that is a moment we enter into a phase of moral descent. i want yo

thank you very much. >> we love you, trump. mr. trump: hello. i would like to begin by thanking the people of montana, south dakota, new mexico, new jersey, and california. we had some big, big days and we had some big numbers coming in. very big numbers. i am truly honored by your support. together, we accomplished what nobody thought was absolutely possible. and you know what that is. we're only getting started and it's going to be beautiful. remember that. [applause] tonight, we close one chapter in history and begin another. our campaign received more primary votes than any g.o.p. campaign in history, no matter who it is, no matter who they are, we received more votes. this is -- [applause] this is a great feeling. a great feeling. this is not a testament to me but a testament to all of the people who believed real change, not obama change, but real change is possible. [applause] mr. trump: you've given me the honor to lead the republican party to victory this fall. we are going to do it. we are going to do it, folks. we're going to do it. i

mr. trump: get him out. >> sorry, mr. trump. mr. trump: ok. thank you. >> sorry, mr. trump. mr. trump: ok. thank you. i appreciate it and this is an amazing honor. it's an amazing day, very historic day for a lot of reasons, not only turnberry. this is one of the big votes in the history of europe, scotland, everywhere. it was very exciting coming in and we were landing and we had just heard the results so i wish everybody a lot of luck. i think that it's purely historic and what's happening is historic. so it's an honor to be with you. my mother was born in scotland in stornoway. she loved scotland. she would be here a lot. she would come every year with my sister, marian and my sister, elizabeth and she just loved it. her loyalty to scotland was incredible. she respected and loved the queen and she loved the ceremony and the pomp, pomp and circumstance, and she was something special. and to think we'd be here owning turnberry one day would be incredible. she would come to turnberry with her friends and they'd have dinner at turnberry. she didn't play golf but they would have d

mr. trump: ok. ok. i'm glad you asked the question, because i have to tell you, i have raised a tremendous amount of money for the vets, almost $6 million, and more money is going to come in, i believe, over the next little while too. but i've raised almost $6 million. all of the money has been paid out. and i'm going to give it to you in a second. in fact, i brought a list just in case that question was asked. but the money has been paid out. i have been thanked by so many veterans' groups throughout the united states. one gentleman called me up recently crying that out of the blue he got a check for $100,000. but i've been thanked by so many groups, great veterans groups. outside you have a, groups. outside you have a few people picketing, they're sent by hillary clinton, and they're picketing that the money wasn't sent. the money's all been sent. i wanted to keep it private. if we could, we wanted to keep it private. because i don't think it's anybody's business if i want to send money to the vets. i

it speaks for itself and mr. trump, we will be uniting the party moving forward. we are already in daily communication with the rnc. we will be focused on raising money to help with down ballot raises and to carving out the pat to victory, restoring jobs, rebuilding the economy, and excuse me, protecting borders, and most importantly ensuring hillary clinton doesn't win the white house. >> i want to get to the tax thing. mitt romney believes there's something in trump's taxes that is pretty bad, said there must be something in his tax forms worse than shooting someone on fifth avenue. he said we will never see trump's tax returns. is he right, haleigh? he promised to release them. >> i think that that's broad speculation on mitt romney's part. we said on the record, mr. trump said once his audit is completed that he will be releasing returns and plans to do so prior to the election. >> i know you get upset when i say this, that's not an excuse. he has years of taxes that are not under audit and the representatives for the irs have said there's nothing to prevent h

>> well, i cannot speak for mr. trump of what he's going to do forward. i have known the man and i have known him over 11 years. he has a way about him and he's results driven. he wants to make sure the 14 million people who went out to vote for him, he takes care of and he has promised to bring back jobs and create a better economy and make a secure united states of america and increase the education process. mr. trump is going to do all those thing that is he promised the american people. >> i don't know if he's going to change or not. i don't think he needs to change and about the profiling, that's just good policing. rudy just sent that today that's good policing. we want a stronger, more security united states of america. >> back to that, critics would say that goes against the core values of this country to profile people based on race or religion. what do you say tho thoo those critics? >> he's not saying race or religion. say somebody that comes to my city is a 6' 2" caucasian man with brown hair and blue eyes. that's profiling. >> mr. trump is ju

. ♪ mr. trump: this is amazing. redding, we love redding. thank you very much. i think it's 104 degrees. is everybody ok? if anyone not feeling well, come up here, we have plenty of water to share. this is hot out. i want to thank you all. they got some very bad news, the worst jobs report in 6 1/2 years ok. i don't know if you saw that. it is going the wrong way. they are playing games. it's going the wrong way. they had a labor participation rate, it fell to 62.6%, which is one of the worst in many, many, many years. so we know what we're doing. we are going to turn it around and make america great again, bring back our jobs, bring back our jobs and bring it back fast. so you remember the 1237 and they said, maybe at the convention and i said we are going to reach it easy. who would have thought we reached it before hillary clinton. she can't close the deal. she can't close it. she's working hard and can't close it with bernie. good old bernie. we love our bernie. i tell you what, what a mess she's in. and the people with bernie don't want to vote for her and

some of you will have to distance yourself from mr. trump. but when officials take the steps, trump himself has attacked them. the new attacks on the judge jonathan mentioned overseeing the trump university fraud case is another example and for some the last straw. trump repeatedly told party chairman reince priebus and others he understands republicans can't win with white voters alone and he'll make a more concerted and promises more polite effort to reach out to latinos and african-americans. "what they say and what he does are often very different things" a senior party official tells cnn, the official said most of us are past the point of thinking we can trust that things will change or trust what he tells us. great way to run a presidential campaign. that's it for "inside politics." thanks for sharing your sunday morning. big "state of the union" with jake tapper up next. what's it like to be in good hands? like finding new ways to be taken care of. home, car, life insurance obviously, ohhh... but with added touches you can't get everyw

. >> i want mr. trump to be treated fairly in court. but the fact that the lawyers had not asked for the judge to recuse himself speaks volumes. and if they did ask him to step down, simply because his parents were born in mexico, they would be subject to be sanctioned or disbarred. else there not a valid reason for the judge to recuse himself. the lawyers are probably good at what they do and i think what mr. trump is doing is not consistent with our at worst al process, trying to ruin this man's life and i'll have no part of that. >> do you think it's a racist comment? >> clearly. but it's funny. i don't believe donald trump, with the way he's lived his race, is a racist person but he's playing the race card. he's done that a lot. in the political process, he's throwing the race card on the table to try to undercut the trump university lawsuit effect on his campaign. >> but it's un-american, in your view. >> i think it's un-american for a political leader to do this to question whether or not a person can be a judge based on their her

mr. trump has the delegates to win. it's going to be an amazing convention. mr. trump has brought in the most votes in a gop primary ever, and he has brought in more than people to the party. this is what the party has been saying they've needed. it is exactly why the rnc is supporting mr. trump, why they're doing joint efforts now, because he wants to help down ballot races, and mr. trump is going to take his message to the convention and show why hillary clinton's policies would be abysmal for the economy and for national security. >> we'll see new cleveland, katrina. thanks for being here. >> thanks, howard. >>> we'll look at the fact checking of those big speeches. did both candidates get equal scrutiny? >>> but up next, how many british papers helped the divorce from the european union? is back with the iphone. win number one: you get america's largest, most reliable, most consistently fast 4g lte network. win number two? we'll pay up to $650 when you switch and trade in your phone. and the third win? when you buy a sixteen-gigabyte iphone 6s on the best net

mr. trump did condemn. again, it was a cnn reporter asked him at a press conference and he condemned it. he said i condemn. period. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell now says it is pretty obvious, those are his words, that donald trump, once again i am quoting him, doesn't know a lot about the issues. this is the senate republican, majority leader saying that the republican presumptive nominee doesn't know a lot about the issues, as a result he wants him to read scripted speeches on teleprompters. that's pretty humiliating, isn't it? >> no, not at all. i think it goes to show how separate and far the establishment is from the people because it is the issues that came out, voters came out for in the republican primary because they don't support trillions of dollars of spending, they don't support they don't support amnesty. mr. trump wants to get back to common sense policies. he doesn't want to send people overseas. he wants to do things right here at home. and so you're right. this is something tha

[applause] [crowd chanting "trump"] mr. trump: what a crowd, thank you very much. we love our country. we love our country. and we can turn this all around. we are going to do it by putting america first. [applause] mr. trump: that is the foundation for change that has been missing and missing for a long time. it is important to understand what america first means. it means on foreign policy, we will never enter into any conflict unless and makes us safer as a nation. it has to make a safer as a nation. this is the opposite of hillary's foreign policy, which invaded libya, destabilized iraq, unleashed isis and through syria into chaos and created the mass migration which is wreaking havoc all over the world. and while putting iran on the path to nuclear weapons and making them a dominant power. they are dominant, and we have made them that way. you better hope i am president. [applause] mr. trump: on trade, america first means the american worker will have his or her job protected from unfair foreign competition. what is happening there is absolutely a disgrace. >>

not to judge mr. trump. i'm sure he will have strong lawyers with a strong defense but there are very specific burdens to the plaintiff. at the end of the day mr. trump have will an uphill battle. trial coming in november, we will see what happens as it unfolds. >> how are you going to pick a jury for this? >> very slowly. it's going to be very difficult. it will be very difficult. this is one of the most nationally preeminent people in the country. this does happen in trials but not of this magnitude. this is really going to be a fascinating thing to keep our eyes on. >> seth, thank you so much for breaking down all the legalities for us. we appreciate it. >>> still to come, thousands of well wishers line the streets of london to celebrate a royal milestone. pomp and pageantry like only the brits can do coming up. in a good, clean salad, every ingredient is the main ingredient. whether it's big... or small. first to go. or best for last. sweet. or not so sweet. whether it's tossed... or twirled. if it's eas

that is who mr. trump is. all these meetings are taking plays. >> katrina pierson from the trump many campaign. thanks for making time for me. >> great to be here thomas thank you. >>> with donald trump as the gop standardbearer is the republican party on the verge of real unity or mutiny? reaction from hugh hewitt, conservative radio commentator and host, next. or across the globe in under an hour. whole communits are living onars and solasatellites provide earth with unlimid clean power. in less than a century, boeing took the world from seaplanes to space planes, across the universe and beyond. and if you thought that was amazing, you just wait. ♪ dad, you can just drop me off right her i'll take you up to the front of the school. that's where your friends are. seriously, it's, 's really fine you don't want to be seen with your dad? it's..no.. this about a boy? dad! stop, please. oh, there's tracy. what! [ horn honking ] [ forward collision warning ] [ car br] bye dad! it brakes en you don. forward collis

i want to get mr. trump elected president of the united states. i'm privileged -- >> you weren't trying to undermine him? >> what i want to do is get mr. trump to be the president of the united states. that's been my job and only goal and that includes focusing on my job. look. the job of a campaign manager and 16 other guys had this, as well. is to go and implement the best policies for the campaign and build a team so come november 8th you're successful. 16 other managers tried this and with respect successful. i was successful because we have the best candidate, the best speaker, the person with the biggest crowds who won 37 states and primaries and caucuses around the country. that's important to remember. >> two more people and then getting the strategy. ivanka trump. >> great asset to the campaign. i mean -- >> would you be surprised if you heard she was not thrilled with the job that you were doing? >> i don't think that's the case. i think ivanka understands her father and a fantastic surrogate for the campaign, a sense of calmness to the

trump is being unfairly. mrs. clinton won't go on some of the news programs. >> i agree with you on that. in fact i've been saying this that your candidate has given interviews and i have actually not to use the word trumpeted the fact that you're candidate shows up for interviews and ted cruz and marco rubio and jeb bush, hillary clinton none of these others have actually done. so i don't think it's fair to say he doesn't get credit for that because i give him credit for showing up and answering questions which a lot of politicians don't. earlier today donald trump said that he didn't want credit for these donations that he wanted to keep it private, which is very possible but at the same time this whole thing started because he wasn't take part in the fox debate and he decided to do this and he decided i'm going to raise money at the same time for veterans. to say he didn't want attention paid to this the whole idea was for not people to watch the fox debate but to watch his event which was raising money for vet

>> it has to do with mr. trump's policies. that's the piece of the discussion that i notice is being left out for the most part. the judge does belong to the lawyers association which gives scholarships to illegal aliens. and that is a problem. even though -- he's also been given an wayward from that league which is a totally separate organization, wolf. i have seen and heard this all day long. but the two still have the same concept and that is pushing for illegal immigration. the founder has gone out and given training classes on how to minimize immigration impacts when crimes are committed by illegals. there is clearly a conflict of interest. >> i don't know if you do know that this judge used to be a federal prosecutor. he was targeted by a mexican drug cartel because of what he was doing. this is a patriotic american who is approved unanimously by the united states senate as a u.s. federal judge. >> it has nothing to do with his current support of illegal immigrants in this country providing the scholarships and belonging

john: barry, let me ask you something about mr. trump said this morning about mr. obama. he does not get it. or he gets it better than anyone understands. either one is unacceptable. we are led by a man that is not tough, not smart, or has something else in mind. can you explain what those quotes mean? not the part about him not getting it. what is the something else in mind or that he gets it better than anybody else understands? guest: i think what he was talking about is he just stuck his head in the sand and refuses to call it what it is, radical islamic terrorism. it is all politically correct. we are not allowed to hate anybody, even terrorists. that kind of attitude, which is not helping the case. john: those are both consistent with "he does not get it," or he is not tough, not smart. it is the other part i'm curious about. he gets it better than anyone else understands or he has something else in mind. what does that allude to? guest: i think he has something else planned. he plans to throw it all on the next president. john: many people think mr. trump was sugge

donald trump. crowdhammer. mr. trump will not run. this is the finest field of talent ever assembled in the history of the republican party. that was before i ran. i listen to krauthammer say this is the finest group of talent ever assembled in the history of the republican party. i looked at my wife and said, maybe i should not run. except krauthammer does not know what he's talking about. he is overpaid. he was the big one for the war. go into the war. go into iraq. fight like hell. lose thousands of lives. spend $2 trillion. spend $2 trillion. you know what we got? nothing. you know what we did? we gave iraq to iran. and i was against it. with that being said, we are going to build our military so powerful, so strong, nobody is going to mess with us. our military is depleted. did you see those things on fox and cnn where they had a sort of documentary on what is going on with our flyers, right? we have these great airmen. what is going on with our equipment? so said, oh i used to be proud. our f-16s, f-18s, they have the fighters,

turn and run from their presumptive presidential nominee, donald trump? mr. trump: we're building a wall. he's a mexican. fernando: republican leaders categorically condemned trump for his attack on the federal judge presiding over the trump university fraud lawsuit. paul ryan: claiming a person can't do their job because of their race is sort of the textbook definition of a racist comment. mitch mcconnell: it's time to quit attacking various people you've competed with. fernando: after days of additional attacks against the judge, trump did try to walk back his comments, saying they were misconstrued. then he took to the teleprompter with a canned message. donald trump: i understand the responsibility. fernando: will republicans leaders now un-endorse donald trump? joining me now to explore this question is "washington post" conservative blogger jennifer rubin. welcome back to the program. ms. rubin: nice to be here. fernando: i have been reading all your recent columns and your last one was so impactful, you were suggesting that republican leaders effective

mr. trump was ahead in the curve a long time ago. we're talking about a man in his large corporation, had more women executives than men. liz: is that a yes -- >> can tell you mr. trump -- liz: he makes sure women get paid as much if not more depending on their skill level? >> absolutely. absolutely. he makes sure people are paid comparable to their competency and performance, that is exactly what he wants to bring to government employees. liz: we give a lost airtime to donald trump. he makes a lot of news. you know he continued to call the media, these are his words, scum, at least some of them. he continued his critique this morning lashing out at former friends, joe scarborough at morning joe, i believe the tweet was i don't watch "morning joe," small audience and low ratings, mika has gone wild with hate and joe is joe. they lost their way. i saw them this morning, they have been very generous to you. they're calling it as they see it as each day goes by. does that help him or hurt him when he does something like that? >> well, i

trump and i think he was asked about mr. trump's comments on the judge and he said he completely disagrees with him, being donald trump, and just was out of left field and disagree with the thinki ining behind th. your response? >> again, i think it's the litigation on the trump university issue is a separate issue. it's not associated with the campaign and it's not an area that i deal with. i'll leave that -- >> he said it on the campaign trail. >> i'll leave it to mr. trump to deal with that. that's a part he's dealing with and not something i'm asked to look at and i won't comment about on it. >> what about paul ryan's comments? >> i think that he's probably torn between what i think he thinks in his heart and what i think he's probably going on in his head and i think that a lot of these issues come down to the fact he's looking at someone transforming the republican party, frankly, transforming the electoral map of the united states. and i think speaker ryan is having a difficult time getting his head around what the af

trump will also likely hammer mrs. clinton and her husband and how much money they made in speaking fees, allegedly fueled by clinton's time in the state department. cnn found between 2001 and 2015, the clintons earned more than $153 million for 729 separate speeches. some of those speeches were delivered to groups with ties to foreign countries. mr. trump will likely charge clinton turn the state department in noo what he calls a private hedge fund. why is he wrong? >> presidents have been giving speeches after they've left office, certainly since ronald reagan, who received a much bigger speaking fee when he went to japan than anything any president has earned since. it is true that president clinton has given probably and secretary clinton has probably given more speeches. they've work hard at it. in terms of what people are willing to pay to bring to their audience, a former president of the united states, there are groups that are willing to pay a lot, and they paid ronald reagan -- >> but sir, $153 million. isn't

it's not solely about defeating mr. trump. see, that in lies the problem because the more democrats that talk about defeating mr. trump instead of talking about what democrats stand for and are fighting for in terms of why folks should be motivated to come out to vote for us, whether it's the $15 an hour increase in that minimum wage, universal health care, expanding and protecting social security, making sure that our children have a future that's not saddled with debt as they walk across college stages, those are the kinds of ideas and principles that democrats should be talking about if the narrative is only about defeating mr. trump, then we're in for a rude awakening. and the candidate that polls the best in terms of defeating donald trump is bernie sanders. >> nina, you always help remind us how the bernie sanders' supporrs are feeling. hilary rosen, thank you. we'll talk to you in a week. >>> the justice for shooting an endanger gorilla was for the safety of the little boy. we'll ask the zoo coopkeeper to decode this an

mr. trump: you can watch it take off. reporter: he has garnered publicity and controversy during his many visits over the years. >> great to be back in scotland again? mr. trump: great to be back in scotland. reporter: his detour from the campaign trail is to focus on his business interests rather than his presidential ambitions, and the formal opening of his turnberry golf resort. there is no mistaking who is behind the lavish makeover. the trump organization says no expense has been spared. but mr. trump's campaigning for the presidency could make it difficult, some say, to enjoy the golfing that's on offer. >> we have had a renewing of the golf course. the scenic beauty has become glorious again, so that is very much on the plus side. on the debit side, his political views make it very difficult for any organization to take an event to his course. reporter: the tycoon's campaign has been uncompromising. mr. trump: donald trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. sive --r:

it's the insinuation that mr. trump is a fraud or something. now, the national press should push trump and others to fulfill their obligations quickly. that's it. you don't cast as aspersions. that's what he is objecting to. he should release his tax returns as talking points has stated. although mr. trump is correct when he slams the national press for constantly trying trying to vily him playing the gotcha game. i personally can feel trump's pain because the national press does the same thing to me. the factor is attacked over and over as am i on a variety of bogus charges for years. it's wrong and corrupt. the only reason the national press despises this program is the ideology. we are the most successful cable news show of all time. we inventinged the prime time opinion genre. and we are fair and responsible here. you hear all sides. yet, the press looks for any and all reason to denigrate us. so i understand what trump is going through. but i also know that he sometimes gets a bit testy when legitimate reports surface that he doesn't like.

trump: get him out. >> sorry, mr. trump. mr. trump: ok. thank you very much. i appreciate it and this is an amazing honor. it's an amazing day, very historic day for a lot of reasons, not only turnbery. this is one of the big -- turnberry. this is one of the big votes in the history of europe, scotland, everywhere. it was very exciting coming in and we were landing and we had just heard the results so i wish everybody a lot of luck. i think that it's purely historic and what's happening is historic. so it's an honor to be with you. my mother was born in scotland in stornaway. she loved scotland. she would be here a lot. she would be here with my sister, marian and my sister, elizabeth and she just loved it. her loyalty to scotland was incredible. she respected and loved the queen and she loved the ceremony and the pomp, pomp and circumstance, and she was something special. and to think we'd be here owning turnberry one day would be incredible. she would come to turnberry with her friends and they'd have dinner at turnberry. she didn't play golf but they would

mr. trump: i don't think sow. first of all corey was fantastic and we did a great job with a very small group of people. i say this to all the folks here that don't come from the united states, i ran a campaign n the primaries where we got the largest number of votes in the history of the republican party, primary votes. larger than ronald reagan, richard nixon, larger than dwight d. eisenhower who helped win the second world war. we ran a very lean campaign. i had fewer people and spent less money and i funded the money myself. i spent $55 million i think. something. whatever it is. by the way, i'm forced -- legally i have to pay myself back. in other words, this has nothing to do with campaign. you won't see this. this is to support my children. but if i use one of my resorts in the united states and we have a press conference or something, by law i have to pay myself back. i would like not to. i would like to say use the ballroom and not bother with it. a couple of people said -- by law you have to pay yourself

you know, being on the record and traveling with mr. trump. that was not the tone and those were not things that were said. again, the point was to clarify any confusion that any of the surrogates or the supporters may have, again, because of the hype and the unfair portrayal of this case in the media. you know, mr. trump has a right to a fair judge and to an impartial judge. by the way this is being played out, you know, he's not -- he's not guaranteed that. so yes, part of the questions that came up from people calling in were clarifications on that and as clarifications were made as those points were brought up. >> so when jan brewer, according to the report, interrupted the team and said that she had received an e-mail asking surrogates to stop talking about the lawsuit, did that happen? >> i don't recall that happening and that's not an e-mail that i received. >> b you were on the call, right? >> yes, i was on the call. that's absolutely correct. >> so then according to the report, donald trump then said take that order and throw it the h

where does mr. trump's twisted logic end? does his crude attack on a disabled reporter present a conflict of interest for a judge with a disability who presides over a case against him? do his disparaging words about women disqualify female judges for priewling on lawsuits filed against his failed business ventures? his assertions are not only bigoted, they also -- as he aspires to the highest nofts land and again and again they raise serious questions about his judgment. despite these concerns, senate republicans are keeping 89 federal judicial seats vacant on the executive calendar of this senate, including an empty seat on the u.s. supreme court in the hopes that donald trump will be able to fill those vacancies. after mr. trump's racist die a trierks yo i'd like to ask my colleagues how they can possibly trust mr. trump to appoint judges to the federal bench. are they comfortable with a potential president who believes that the only qualified candidates are those that possess racial or other characteristics that he has no

mr. trump: they put up latinos for trump, latinos. [applause] mr. trump: we're going to do great with the latinos, because i'm bringing back jobs. the latinos, african-americans were doing great with african-americans. they want jobs. we're losing our jobs to everybody. we're being taken advantage of by the world. we're losing our jobs to everybody. we are going to bring back jobs like we haven't seen in this country for many, many decades. and people that aren't doing well, they're going to start doing very, very well, believe me. host: shermichael singleton, donald trump taking it to the next step, which is focusing on jobs and the economy, to go back to what the g.o.p.'s so-called autopsy report said, is that hispanics will close their ears and eyes to that if they know that they have the potential of being deported. guest: that's actually one of the stronger suits, at least as far as i believe. however, i'm reminded of something that jack kemp stated in the 1980's, you can have all the best policy in the world, and i'm paraphrasing, but if an in

mr. trump is perfectly find with imports and exports. he is not isolationist as his opponents would like to make him out to be. we need to be fair and level the playing field. we can no longer allow corporations to move jobs overseas. it is just that simple. melissa: when he comes out with the hard-line rhetoric and talks about starting a trade war and block imports, get people on republican side, even paul ryan, raising their hands, this isn't reagan. we can't go along with this you wonder if he really means something like this. then you hear him say it at a rally to regular people. i wonder if it would make more sense to strike this note all the time so people understand, this is what he really means if in fact this is what he really means? >> well, i think that is exactly what you're going to hear moving forward because now we're in the position where we can create a contrast. he is not up against 16 other people. now it is just hillary clinton. this will be your pro-tpp and anti--tpp. remember paul ryan was pushing for tpp which is e

he is live in orlando and we have donald trump on the phone. mr. trump, thank you for joining us, we wanted to get your reaction to all of this. >> well, there's nothing like what's going on right now. there's never been anything to this extent where we have people, we don't know who they are. and there's no uniforms involved, it's war. it's absolute war, but we don't have uniforms, we don't know who it is or where they're coming from and we have a good idea. and as a country we don't do anything about it. and we're going to get smart. it's only going to get worse. >> mr. trump, you called on the president of the united states to resign because we're going to play a sound byte, here's what he had to say yesterday about the attack. >> there is therefore a further reminder of how easy it is for someone to get their hands on a weapon that let's them shoot people in a school or in a house of worship or a movie theater or in in a nightclub. and we have to decide if that's the kind of country you want to be. >> so mr. trump, also more gun control and ter

mr. trump has support in many african-american issues. he donated the party at 40 and wall to the rainbow coalition to have a prominent presence on wall street, because he believed that was the way to help the urban community. the only time we have heard this charge of racism is when he was running for a republican and he is running for a president. that's the only time we have heard it. up until now, these charges have never been levied against him. >> scottie, have you ever read a new york tabloid? his misogyny, racism, thinly veiled shots at everybody? he is so thin-skinned, he will say anything and everything he can to get attention and because he is so insecure. >> at the time that mitt romney had accepted his support, he had not said this judge could not be impartial, because he is of mexican heritage. if he is fighting off his claim of being a racist, why come back on the stump and continue with the pocahontas line with senator elizabeth warren. >> if you just take word for word, i could see where that accusation was justified. tha

mr. trump: not all of you, just many of you. enough of you. >> is this what going to be like covering u.s. president? -- you as president? mr. trump: i'm going to continue to attack the press. i find the press to be extremely dishonest. i find the political press to be unbelievably dishonest. john: two things that are true. trump has benefited throughout the republican nomination by making the press is foil. he has mocked and belittled reporters, while at the same time being more solicitous to them by the scene then almost any hair that we ever covered. in private, he loves the press" them constantly. he is like a one-man good cop bad cop routine, being both cops at the same time. do you think that will work in a general election? mark: he is now in a different phase. people are being more aggressive with him. they are not treating them as a curiosity area there are clearly a lot of people on the rest -- on the left and the right that don't like the press. attacks the press almost as much as donald trump does, unless personal te

because i think that's what mr. trump deserves. i had a nice conversation with mr. trump. and i said to him, it's been an honor and a privilege to be part of this. and i mean that from the bottom of my heart. >> reporter: cnn is told trump watched lewandowski's interview as it happened live, a few hours after he was fired. trump later expressed his appreciation as he talked about moving on. >> he's a good man. we've had great success. he's a friend of mine. but i think it's time now for a different kind of a campaign. >> reporter: that different kind of campaign is one with paul manafort, lewandowski's nemesis, now firmly at the helm. cnn is told that internally, manafort's mantra is that trump must act more presidential, while lewandowski kept saying, let trump be trump. sources from the -- from in and around the campaign, have told us that they thought you were feeding mr. trump's worst instincts. if there was a plan in place post-primary, now that he's trying to pivot to the general, is in the general, that you would get in the plan with him and undercut that plan and b

trump might win in november? >> no, i don't think mr. trump is going to win, because i think the american people understand that it's absurd for a billionaire to be campaigning on giving hundreds of billions of dollars in tax breaks to billionaire families like his own. the american people understand what trump does not understand, that climate change is very, very real, that it threatens our country and the entire world, that mr. trump is not right, when he tells us what every other, what every scientist in the world acknowledges, climate change is real, and we have to transform our energy system and most importantly, after all of the decades and decades and centuries of struggle, that we have had in this country, to combat discrimination, whether it is race or whether it is gender, to have a candidate for president going around insulting mexicans and latinos and muslims and women and african-americans, that is not the candidate that the american people are going to support in november. >> one of the things that you and your team has be

there's material that mr. trump could use in attacking hillary clinton. why not just attafocus on that? >> he has to work in front of that judge. mr. trump has a right to disagree or agree and question the fairness of the judge. >> but not based on the race. >> this talk of bigotry is out of place. all that donald trump said was this is a judge who's -- of a particular background. >> mr. trump bougrought it up, boris! >> that's a group affiliated with pro-illegal immigration, given scholarships to -- >> he fought a mexican drug cart cartel. that's something that he would applaud. >> talking about a judge he believes is not fair. can i please respond to what bill said? as far as bill's comments are concerned, the democrats have issues going on. bill's candidate -- >> nothing like this, baby! no. >> claiming to be the nominee. we'll let the democrats figure out their issues. >> don't try to go there. >> one voice. one voice. >> still going to be the nominee and media said that hillary clinton clinched it. i would worry about that, if i were you. >> hang on

[applause] trump]chanting mr. trump: she ok? we want to make sure she's ok. she was here for five hours, they say. five hours, some of them here for seven, eight hours. we love you. are you ok, honey? give her a hand everybody. give her a hand. [applause] mr. trump: that's great. she's tougher than all of us. and look at the medics and the police, what a great job they do, right? [cheers and applause] mr. trump: e.m.t.'s. give them a hand, by the way. great job. thank you, darling. she looks like she's in good shape sm thank you very much. that's true, the police, the medics, firemen and the job they do and aren't appreciated. they are going to be appreciated, folks. is she good? everything good? that's good. that's good. thank you, honey. so we're going to do things that haven't been done in a long time. we are going to start winning again. we don't win anymore. we don't win anymore. even a report that you see, it was like a bombshell expected 100,000 jobs, 38,000 jobs. they are bad jobs. people say we don't have good jobs. our good jobs are moving to mexico

. >> i had a nice conversation with mr. trump. i said it's been an honor and a privilege to be part of this. i mean that, from the bottom of my heart. i think as you look at how small this team has been and how close-knit this team has been, it's really important to know that there are highs and lows in every campaign and we've been through them together and in order to be successful, we need to build that team and those relationships with the rnc and utilize the resources that they have available to us. that's where the campaign is going and it's been a great privilege. look, i wouldn't change one second. >> reporter: the move, a clear acknowledgement from trump that change wasn't just necessary but desperately needed as he heads into the general election. but what sources describe as a sudden move still may not be enough to calm the rest of republican who is believe the problem isn't the staff but the candidate himself and they are pushing to dump trump at the republican convention next month. it's a move trump himself blasted a