paul ryan was asked about this, house speaker paul ryan was asked about this and his take on stop and frisk after trump's comments. here's what he said. >> i don't have an answer for you because it's not something i've familiarized myself, the constitutionality of it, its effica efficacy, whether it worked well in new york city or not. that's my point.

and expressing his appreciation for paul ryan. a much different mood here in september than it was in july when donald trump came to meet with house republicans and one reason why, carol, poll numbers improving, helping those battleground states. republicans a little more confident of keeping the majority in congress and also donald trump's chances in november. >> of course during this press conference, the republican leadership also brought up the state of the economy. they said the economy was going nowhere. but the census data came out and showned the median household income rose to $56,516 a year. that's up 5.2% over the last year. so median incomes are rising. the unemployment rate is 4.9%. so, jeff, can they really make the case that the economy continues to sink? oh, by the way, president obama's approval rating in an abc/"washington post" poll is now at 58%. >> it gets harder for them to make the argument that things are terrible here in the country. certainly this does not trickle down to every voter. there are still peop

he should call paul ryan and tell paul ryan he should help. >> that's absolutely right. that's what we were talk. help us that way. if you want to help flint, if you care and you're concerned about the citizens of flint, then talk to your republican colleagues in the house and get this passed there. that's what we need to have happen. >> i have a feeling actually that advice might not only apply to donald trump. that paul ryan may need to hear from a lot of people on this. mayor karen weaver of flint, michigan, i really appreciate your time tonight. continued good luck to you ma'am. it's nice to see you. >> thank you so much. >> all right. we'll be right back. stay with us. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin®. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. try zyrtec®. muddle no more®. i just saved thousands on in less than a minute, i found out how much home i can afford. i like how you shop for loans the same way you shop for flights online. i didn't realize that lendingtree you can save money on almost

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house speaker paul ryan says i released mine and says trump should release his. >>> u.s. intelligence agencies are stepping up efforts to deal with the new russian threat to undermine the presidential election. will they be able to stop a future cyber attack? >>> i am wolf blitzer. you are in "the situation room." >>> breaking news. hillary clinton returns to the campaign trail saying she feels great after a case of pneumonia. as clinton hits the road in the battleground state of north carolina, she'll have to make up for lost ground. a new national poll shows her with a very slight lead over donald trump. given the sampling error they're neck and neck. clinton says she predicted from the start that this would be a tight race. after outlining his health status on "the dr. oz show," donald trump outlined his economic plan today, claiming he would add 25 million new jobs by cutting taxes and regulations. he is vowing to grow the economy at up to 4% for a year, a rate not seen since the bill clinton years. trump's personal finances remain a history. paul ryan said he should

but house speaker paul ryan, (rep. paul ryan, (r) speaker of the house) give me a break on this thing. objects to the criticism. (rep. paul ryan, (r) speaker of the house) the house did its job and the senate has been blatantly political with zika funding. we will figure out a way to get this done our job over and over again and i think they should drop these partisan filibusters. but not all members of his party agree. (rep. david jolly, (r) florida) the politics of zika have gone on for far too long. florida republican david jolly, bringing a container of 100 aedis egypti mosquitoes to the house floor (rep. david jolly, (r) florida) can you imagine the fear and anxiety in this chamber if these hundred mosquitoes were outside this jar, not inside this jar? members of congress would run down the hall to get tested. they would spray themselves before coming in here. this is the fear of floridians right here!! house republicans are meeting friday and say they believe they can get this funding through by the end of the mo

but is paul ryan going to shepherd that through a house? >> that wilderness argument he made in his book might actually be the first hundred days where the different factions within the republican party need to fight it out for that donald trump, you know, legacy, what will that presidency be about. and i don't think we know the answer to that. because i don't think it was resolved in this cycle. so who knows? >> that's also mckay saying there's no constitutional crisis in first hundred days. >> no impeachment trial. >> or impeachment trial. he's got people with the knives out for him on day one. ben, you talk about no one standing up to him. but no one standing up to him, but there's lot os people that would be happy to sink the knife in from the back. >> sure. they talk anonymously right now. they'll keep doing it. >> exactly. thanks for joining us. that's "all in" for this evening. the rachel maddow show starts >> thanks for joining us at this hour. hillary clinton's presidential campaign just in the last few minutes, they've confirmed t

lindsey graham, paul ryan asked about all of this on thursday. here's some of what they said. >> i think this is the biggest miscalculation since people thought hitler was a good guy. >> i'm not going to sit up here and do the tit for tat on what donald said last night or the night before and hillary versus donald. that is not my job and i'm not going to be the election year pundit. >> are you still comfortable voting for him to be commander-in-chief? >> i'll leave it at that. >> so what do you make of the situation that down ballot republicans have been put in right now where they are sort of stuck as you are on this occasion, answering this question that donald trump continues to hammer home? >> well, i don't expect to -- endorse the candidate. and i think donald trump will be by far a much better president than hillary clinton. that's for sure. doesn't mean that i agree with every single comment that he makes or everything that's uttered from his lips. i was a huge supporter of mitt romney. i didn't agree with everything mitt romney said, eith

ryan, joined the chorus of those of us calling for trump to release his taxes. son defends his father over controversial remarks. >> reporter: a renewed call for trump to release his tax returns, this time by the head of the republican party. >> reporter: paul ryan responding to questions after donald trump jr offered yet another explanation for why trump isn't releasing those returns. >> because he's got a 12,000-page tax return. that would create probably 300 million independent fci person in the country asking questions that are going to distract from his main message. >> reporter: a new poll shows 75% of likely voters say trump should release his tax returns, including 60% of republicans. later in the day, don jr caused an entirely different distraction when he said this about the media giving hillary clinton a pass on what he called lies. >> if republicans were doing that, they'd be warming up the gas chamber right now. >> reporter: the anti-defamation league holocaust and gas chambers is never okay. trump jr said he wasn't talking about the holocaust and s

paul ryan, r speaker of the house give me a break on this thing.objects to the criticism. rep. paul ryan, r speaker of the house the house did its job and the senate has been blatantly political with zika way to get this done, but we have done our job over and over again and i think they should drop these partisan filibusters.but not all members of his party agree. rep. david jolly, r florida the politics of zika have gone on for far too long.florida republican david jolly, bringing a container of 100 aedis egypti mosquitoes to the house floor rep. david jolly, r florida can you imagine the fear and anxiety in this chamber if these hundred mosquitoes were outside this jar, not inside this jar? members of congress would run down the hall to get tested. in here. this is the fear of floridians right here!!house republicans are meeting friday and say they believe they can get this funding through by the end of the month. in washington, i'm dianne gallagher the two major party presidential candidates answered questions at a "commander-in-chief" forum in new york. and while they were

president obama's approval rating in wisconsin was 54 percent and republican house speaker paul ryan's was 47 unemployment in wisconsin dropped in 28 of 32 of the

you saw it in paul ryan's face. factotion -- it is just a if a democratic candidate had it they would have >> in thatucify him instance you can say trump was trying to say they had been warned. the potent thing is in a different category. when clinton said would ronald reagan have said anything like this, that resonates. they think i do not want to be asked this question. i don't want to be confronted this from the top of the ticket. isn't going to matter? probably not. it does not make him more popular among folks at the rnc and republicans. donny: joining us, john spicer. thank you for joining us. i'm sure you have been eavesdropping. we are talking but your candidates infatuation with vladimir putin. if you were alone in a room with mr. trump and counseling him on his stance what would you say? >> donald trump has done very well without my advice. he will continue to do well. i'm not going to give him advice. he speaks for himself. he articulates something why americans are tired of doublespeak. he speaks his min

he should call paul ryan and tell paul ryan he should help. >> that's absolutely right. that's what we were talk. help us that way. if you want to help flint, if you care and you're concerned about the citizens of flint, then talk to your republican colleagues in the house and get this passed there. that's what we need to have happen. >> i have a feeling actually that advice might not only apply to donald trump. that paul ryan may need to hear from a lot of people on this. mayor karen weaver of flint, michigan, i really appreciate your time tonight. continued good luck to you ma'am. it's nice to see you. >> thank you so much. >> all right. we'll be right back. stay with us. it takes a lot of work... to run this business. but i really love it. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i just don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost® to get the nutrition that i'm missing. boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle. all with a great

i particularly want to express my appreciation to speaker paul ryan. his development of the better way agenda, so aligns with donald trump's vision to make america great again. the american people should be confident that 56 days from now, we can elect a president and reelect majorities in the house and senate that will be ready on day one to restore american strength at home and abroad. the house is committed to and plans to rebuild our military, reduce taxes, end the war on american energy, roll back job-killing regulations, repeal obamacare, and support the kinds of policies that will result in a stronger, more prosperous america that represents an extraordinary start on the important work that we have to do as a country. 7.5 years of the leadership of barack obama and hillary clinton during her years as secretary of state have weakened america's place in the world and stifled america's economy. and with the strong leadership that donald trump will bring to the white house, with our strong partners in the house and in the senate, leaders and members

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the indiana governor and conference with house speaker paul ryan, majority leader kevin mccarthy, and other g-o-p leadership in the house of representatives. pence will try to rally the house behind running mate donald trump.... and he will also focus on keeping the house and senate majority in the upcoming election.. and here's a different view of the campaign...one you could easily get lost in. a farm in brookshire, texas - designed the candidates faces into this year's maze...complete with question marks and the word "no" the famers say - they just want to give people a laugh.. it takes about 45 minutes to get through the maze... much quicker than the actual campaign. former president george w bush will be in colorado springs today -- he'll be at fort carson - for a job fair. the fort carson transition summit runs today and tomorrow... the goal is to help soldiers who are leaving the military... there will be workshops and representaives from more than 100 companies. just yesterday - returned to fort carson after serving in afghanistan since december. getting better with age... roc

paul ryan live at tampa bay tech. >> and join dan lucas, paul ryan, and anthony allred, tonight for the friday night blitz. a breakdown of tonight's big plays starts at 11:15 so we will see you then. >> it will be a good night. a lot of highlights. friday is always fun. josh benson is here with a look at what is coming up at 5:30. >> reporter: coming up, homeless dogs from out of state are crowding into the tampa bay humane society. how the strain on the system is and a mattress store learn it is hardway, you shouldn't joke about a national tragedy. so what are the owners saying about at 9/11 themed ad? >> right now on newschannel8 at 8:00 at 5:30. >> hillsborough county is handing over 100 grand to the humane society to strays. but just where are those strays coming from? tonight, 8 on your side investigates. good evening, i'm jennifer leigh. >> i'm josh benson. thanks for being with us tonight. >>> now, an 8 on your side investigation. shelter-skelter. >> thousands of animals shipped into tampa bay. the humane society contends it is saving thousands of animals bringing them to tampa b

in regards to paul ryan and zika or anyegarding other bill, and the various levels of poison pills of varying legality, it was my understanding that paul ryan was going to be running in regular order, is that the proper term, could you educate me on what that is because i thought and i hope i'm right, i thought this was going to be a regular order which was supposed to prevent this tacking on of things. you are not wrong, that was the intent. i think the political will of paul ryan was abandoned because of republicans and i think the great plan now is to do the things you can get done before they become a tragedy. guest: in a world of regular order, by september 30, the would havehe senate sent 12 at it -- individual appropriation bills. i believe the count is zero. guest: it did go to conference on one. guest: we are sitting with a military construction va spending bill that cannot move because of the zika stuff and the senate is looking to take another doomed to fail vote this afternoon. that sort of regular order met the reality of both the legislative calendar and also if the sena

the other thing we are hearing is both paul ryan and donald trump are using the same accounting from the tax foundation, this is a conservative think -- think tank, the heavily weights tax cuts. it so happens i brought an envelope and we will walk through this. we start with a trump plan with a $4.4 trillion deficit. this is tax foundation dynamic scoring. not the joint committee on taxation. finds $1.8ndation thation in magic money does not have to go out of the treasury because it is coming back in through increased economic growth. it is a generous estimate. $1.18 trillion. >> it is presumptive of people creating jobs because of those. classes assuming those tax codes get spent either a new material goods or consumer spending. you talk about it every day. both of those are hard to create and it is not necessarily true if we lower taxes that will happen. so another $1.8 trillion comes through, the savings that will come from increased economic activity, that leaves us with 800 billion know problem. that is going to happen through promises of future discretionary fiscal restraint. t

paul ryan/house speaker) "the senate democrats voted three times to block this. they need to get past the politics and work with us to protect the public." congress is expected to billion-dollar package... this time...as part of a larger government spending measure. i'm andrew spencer reporting. ((kirsten joyce)) >> florida governor rick scott will be in capitol hill to lobby for zika funding. congress has until the end of this month to pass a budget to avoid a government shutdown./// ((brian loftus)) >>> a retired indianapolis doctor is accused of using his own sperm to help women at his clinic become pregnant. 77-year-old doctor donald cline told patients he used sperm donated from medical students. but according to court records, when he didn't have a donor sample. he allegedly did that about 50 times... and lied about it. the case turned criminal in 20-14 because some of doctor cline's donor children sent official complaints.//// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> two new studies out of europe offer more proof that breast-feeding benefits both mother and baby. the first s

wait to get in and take a huge bite out of paul ryan's backside, and paul ryan was way down here. it's too soon to see. clinton is -- i don't want to be pejorative, i don't want to say she's low energy herself, but compared to trump she's a much more stayed presence. >> i want to ask you about the non-verbals. we're going to talk about how they should position themselves, what they should say. but one of these is not a non-verbal. . governor george w. bush and vice president al gore, this is when i'm told the bush team really locked up that who would you like to have a beer with moment, and it was nonverbal. take a look. >> it's not only your position on issues, but can you get things done? and i believe i can. >> that is just the best. i have a little bit of insight about that because i wasn't there and i was on the team at the time, but i talked to some people that were there. i said, surely you couldn't script that moment. they said, no, but you can prepare for it. so in the debate they had watched all these tapes of al gore and how he conducted himself, and he liked to get int

. >> you know paul ryan called that the textbook definition of racism. >> whatever paul ryan says, that's paul ryan's opinion and i understand that and accept that. but the reality is donald trump is not a racist and nothing he's ever said makes him a racist. he may have said controversial things. he's clearly against illegal immigration. what hillary clinton did is attack americans, not illegal immigrants. american citizens that are participating in the political process. what she did was irresponsible, it was horrible. maybe she wasn't feeling well, maybe she's not making good decisions, maybe she's not able to make good decisions right now based on her health. but i will tell you what she did is she attacked americans. donald trump is attacking illegal -- >> we will get to that because it does bring up a good point talking about voters, the sinners, not the sin in this case. you don't think donald trump with his language over the last 16 months has courted fringe elements that may be considered racist? again, i will use the paul ryan textbook definition of racism. you have that right t

lou: paul ryan has complemented donald trump on his performance. is this the republican party coming together including of all people paul ryan who has been beyond passive/aggressive? >> whether it does or not i'm glad to see, i was appalled when he made that statement this morning and i'm glad to see most are getting on board but you know something that voters don't care about the establishment and they are doing just fine without the establishment here in d.c.. lou: this issue of the establishment versus the middle-class, working men and women and their families in the republican party going in this direction certainly took the democrats by surprise and appreciation by the neck and people. >> look at the endorsement by i.c.e.. lou: immigrations enforcement endorsing donald trump. the law and order candidate they go hand-in-hand acho to shoulder. tom marino thanks for being with us. up next lifelong democratic politician andrew stein. democratic politician says he's voting for john. we are coming right back. >> i think the country is in trouble. i

paul ryan is a leader. by the way, this is not just to placate paul ryan and republicans. as i said, the country needs it. you talk about spurring job creation and more revenue into the federal treasury. forget about that. it's also hope. it's growth. the reason donald trump's campaign really took off was 1% growth. and american public is saying, we need more. >> we need more. we need those jobs. what gives you confidence, where do you think this job creation is going to come from? when i hear donald trump say, we're going to take companies like ford and tax them unless they're producing the cars here? well, the money has to come from somewhere. it's going to then get passed down to the consumer who hasn't seen huge wage growth and they're not going to pay more. help me understand where you think the jobs are going to come from? >> when you incentivize, as you know, when you incentivize small business people to go out there, when you cut tax rates, more money available, they tend to create jobs. when you tax them at higher rates, we have seen the barack obama era, eight ye

, it was my understanding that paul ryan was going to be running us in regular order, is is that the proper term? could you educate me on what that is because i thought, i hope i'm right, i thought the term regular order was supposed to prevent the tacking on of things. i'm probably wrong, but that's what i am calling. thanks for all you do with the. >> you are not wrong. that is the intent, that's what they set out to say that this is a year about regular order and i think the political will of his republicans intervened and he has this forced to abandon his regular plans and i think the great plan now is to do the things you can get done before they become a tragedy.ptember >> in a world of regular order, by september 30, the house and senate would have agreed upon 12 individual appropriation bills. i believe the count is zero. >> it to go to conference. >> they started the process. >> okay so were sitting with the military construction, ano spending bill that can't move because of the zika stuff right now in the senate is planning to take another doomed to fail vott on that this a

this, aruba ou campaign, paul ryan's i get an e-mail every single ay, from portman, from paul ryan in his primary, i give calls me where the rnc almost every single day wanting support, but i'm not about to money i how much give -- within your right. seeing a lot of small donations this cycle more than sual because of the can diidates or larger don'tinations, what are we see amounts? thing bernie sanders and donald trump have in common, both donald trump and bernie sanders received amount of money and support from people giving small dollar amounts. liketo define small dollar in quotes, something $200 less. if to the caller's point, if you make a donation, you or i were a donation to a political candidate, more than $200, that would be public they would report, our name, city, occupation, matter of public record. we've been finding the and donald trump leads hillary clinton in this regard, leading from small donors, people giving $10, $50's, $100, even if it is money, show t of support and affection for that candidate, that they support. the caller, we talked to a to thatf people simi

house speaker paul ryan and bernie sanders. plus we'll get some pre-debate analysis from our own bob schieffer. and will the charlotte police department release video and evidence from last week's shooting put an end to the protests? it's all ahead on "face the "face the nation." i'm john dickerson. we'll get to politics in a minute, but first an update on a story we've been following all week, that of the police shooting of keith lamont scott in charlotte, north carolina. we turn to cbs news correspondent errol barnett for an update. errol? >> reporter: good morning, john. last night saw mostly peaceful protest, but tensions here remain high as this story continues to unfold. saturday evening the charlotte mecklenburg police department released portions of dashboard camera and body of the encounter with keith lamont scott. the police department paints a scenario in which officers observed mr. scott with marijuana but didn't think it was an arrestable offense until they also saw him raise a weapon. the police released this phot

paul ryan, i have to take him as sincere. -- insincere. how can i take paul ryan seriously when he talks about poverty and race, he backtracks on the comments he made earlier with regard to welfare as a culture of poverty. when they say trump is a racist, he doesn't condemn him. right? it is ok to have a racist is your nominee, but get you are going to be sincere and talking about these issues? it is just a contradiction. john: you a lot of grief with this and we ran over on that last block. prof. glaude: it's a shame. john: you say donald trump is more dangerous than a ku klux klan and yet you're not going to vote for hillary clinton. how do you reconcile that? prof. glaude: i don't want to vote from a position of fear. i want to vote from a position of power. i live in a relatively blue state and i can vote my conscience. i think if you live in a battleground state, it makes sense to vote for hillary clinton. her politics are not my politics. as she is courting republicans, she is taking progressives for granted. we do not need to let ou

and thank goodness, i mean paul ryan did a good job there. >> marah? >> i think you are going to hear about this monday night. >> at the debate? >> yeah. >> does it effect hillary clinton? she wasn't here when the deal finally went through. >> she had gone all in on the deal. the minute the iran deal was made, she was full throated for it. she has backed away from president obama's foreign policy moves. this is not one of them. she has embraced this. >> quickly, joanna, i want to turn to the fbi, the complaint they filed does not include against this rahami guy the bomber in new jersey and new york, does not include a reference to isis. and, yet, there is in his bloody journal writing about adnani who was the spokesperson who essentially said he was killed by the u.s. but he said that all of the isis operatives should stay at home and do exactly what this guy did. yet, the fbi didn't mention isis. >> yeah, no, look, it's funny, i was talking to steve hayes about this before i came on. they did this plenty of other times where they try to down play conn

. >> paul ryan, i love it. thanks paul. be sure to watch dan lucas and paul ryan and anthony allred tonight for your friday night blitz. we will have a breakdown of the big plays starting at 11:15. we'll see you then. >>> millions of vehicles under recall for a potentially deadly defect. >> still ahead, an 8 on your side situation. we look at the problem that could be putting you and your family in harm's way. >> plus, can this patch drunk driving? we will show you how it works >> air bag and seat belt chrysler to crawl 2 million vehicles worldwide. models, the sebring 200, the dodge avenger and the jeep patriot. something can cause the air bags to fail to activate. >>> so, how do you know when you have had too much to drink? tonight, there is a new start- up business pitching a new product. it is a patch that they believe could help prevent drunk driving. >> so let's say you go out with your friends, have drinks. it changes color after about 40 minutes. that indicates you are no longer qualified to be a designated driver.

house speaker paul ryan was asked about the admiration of the russian leader. paul ryan had plenty to say about putin. >> vladimir putin does not share our objectives. it certainly appears he is conducting in cyber attacks on our political system. that is not acting in our interests. he is acting like an adversary. >> donald trump is doubling down on his claim he opposed the iraq war from the start. although that claim has been debunked. we get more from sara murray. >> reporter: good morning, christine and john. donald trump had planned to spend yesterday talking about education policy. instead we arrived at a charter school in cleveland, ohio, he reharshed the security issues. he went after hillary clinton for her use of a private e-mail server, but launched into a lengthy defense of his war in iraq. reiterating his claim he opposed it before it began. >> closer to the war, i gave statements we should not have gone in. honestly, a lot of reporters said at the beginning he made this statement. that statement was a major story in "esquire" magazine. i just want

and thank goodness, i mean paul ryan did a good job there. >> marah? >> i think you are going to hear about this monday night. >> at the debate? >> yeah. >> does it effect hillary clinton? she wasn't here when the deal finally went through. >> she had gone all in on the deal. the minute the iran deal was made, she was full throated for it. she has backed away from president obama's foreign policy moves. this is not one of them. she has embraced this. >> quickly, joanna, i want to turn to the fbi, the complaint they filed does not include against this rahami guy the bomber in new jersey and new york, does not include a reference to isis. and, yet, there is in his bloody journal writing about adnani who was the spokesperson who essentially said he was killed by the u.s. but he said that all of the isis operatives should stay at home and do exactly what this guy did. yet, the fbi didn't mention isis. >> yeah, no, look, it's funny, i was talking to steve hayes about this before i came on. they did this plenty of other times where they try to down play conn

. >> dan lucas and paul ryan will have all the high school football highlights and scores >> you notice this first graphic has nothing to do with a hurricane, but it has something to do with the holiday weekend. labor day weekend. hope you have a chance to get out and en i'm talking about beaches a lot lately. 60% chance of showers in the forecast saturday. quite a bit of leftover moisture. the westerly flow is still in place, but not as strong. more sunshine it looks like than we will see on saturday. 40% rain chance on sunday. same for monday. although we slowly turn back into more florida patterns. clearwater beach today after hermine had passed, susan got a choppy looking gulf of mexico are at 60%. 40% as we head into sunday and monday. lower tuesday and wednesday. and we could thank some slightly drier air pushing its way further south. at 7:00 a.m., 77 degrees. 82 degrees at noon. 87 degrees at 4:00 p.m. again, keep in mind, we will have plenty of clouds around. we will see short periods of sunshine. still enough instability, the tail end of the large area of low pressure. almost

coming up, paul ryan joins us with our game of the week. pinellas park versus country >> we want to take a moment to remind you the 2016 heart walk is just around the corner. newschannel8 is committed to raising $100,000. but we need your help to do it. fuccillo kia is matching the first $50,000 we raise. the walk is november 12 at raymond james stadium. go to wfla.com/heartwalk for details and you can join stacie >> right now, we are counting down to the friday night blitz. we are just hours away from all your high school football highlights. >> but right now, we have a preview of the game of the week. pinellas park versus country side. paul ryan is breaking it all game yet, hopefully within the next 60 seconds or so i can convince you, in class 7a district 10, it is one of our most competitive districts in the viewing area. this is the game. though it is early in the season, we are looking back at the end of the year at the results on this one and think it made a major impact. pinellas park at country side. they are playing against the di

. >> dan lucas and paul ryan are coming into the studio now. they'll have all your high school football highlights and scores coming up. >> and the 2016 tampa bay heart walk is just around the corner. we need your help raising $100,000. kia is matching the first $50,000. head to www.wfla.com/heartwalk for how to join stacie >>> this is a great shot in lakeland of a sunrise this morning. she was getting nice sunsets in plant city tonight. thanks, tony. 2010, so that's a tie. yes, it was a hot day and the humidity exceptionally high. so that's not good when you're looking forward to fall and cooler weather most folks tell me of 94 degrees at 4 p.m., 84 degrees currently, 85 in clearwater beach, 80 in riverview, 88 sun city center, upper 70s in frostproof, arcadia mid-70s, 76 degrees in crystal river, north port 78. dry air has helped limit the amount of shower activity, although heav occurred around the lake placid area today, but this dry air across the north and central part of the state has been the tale of two different parts of the state, we

but paul ryan and i think gets it. if he's going to be the leader of the modernizing forces of the conservative movement, they've got to deal with immigration reform before it's too late. maybe too late is in for five or ten years, but you can't divide public opinion into demographic changes in the country as long as the republicans seem intense without paying a heavy price. they are already paying a heavy price at the presidential level and it's a matter of time and redistricting for them to pay a price at the house level as well. the question is will paul ryan exert the kind of leadership that quite frankly we haven't seen much evidence of today but the idea of him standing up even if he falls on his sword and gets ready to run for president as the person determined to lead the republican party out of the wilderness and into the future, maybe. but at least we will have that moment of truth. if you have a senate an to necrc majoritand acritic majority andk schumer with a track record in a basic commitment he's restate

i'll leave it to him when to do it. >> reporter: paul ryan responding to questions after donald trump jr offered yet another explanation for why trump isn't releasing those returns. >> because he's got a 12,000-page tax return. w auditors out of every person in the country asking questions that are going to distract from his main message. >> reporter: a new poll shows 75% of likely voters say trump should release his tax returns, including 60% of republicans. later in the day, don jr caused an entirely different distraction when he said this about the media giving hillary clinton a pass on what he called lies. >> if republicans were doing that, they'd be warming up the gas chamber right now. tweeting trivialization of the holocaust and gas chambers is never okay. trump jr said he wasn't talking about the holocaust and said he also makes the same point, usually using the electric chair. all while donald trump was in his own controversy over this. a pastor interrupted him at a church in flint, michigan, yesterday. >> now hillary clinton -- >> mr. trump, i invited you here to thank us --

paul ryan "here's what i saw last night. i saw hillary clinton give a polished well rehearsed defense of the status quo which 7 out of 10 people do not like likethe republican congressman from wisconsin went on to praise donald trump for speaking against the status quo and said he proved he could go toe to toe with clinton for 90 minutes. presidential debate last night..62-percent say hillary clinton came out on top...while 27-percent say donald trump had a better night. those surveyed said clinton expressed her views more clearly than trump and had a better understanding of the issues by a margin of more than 2-to-1.clinton also was seen as having done a better job addressing concerns voters might have about her potential presidency. republican vice presidential candidate mike pence was waukesha today, but yesterday canceled the trip to a local company because of a scheduling conflict. still on however, is tomorrow's visit by donald trump. he'll attend a rally at the waukesha expo center.ann holton-- wife of democratic vice

born in mexico and claimed he couldn't do nis job because of it, paul ryan said that criticism is a definition of racism. yet. >> good, good. >> paul ryan still supports donald trump and told hillary clinton she should apologize. >> marianne, you are changing the topic. the reason i'm so angry, marianne. >> okay. >> is because she's coming after us. and i guarantee you that it took 17 hours to apologize probably because she was sleeping, because she -- her people had to convince her, hey, hillary, you are going to lose this election. it's neck-and-neck. and if you don't apologize to those people, you're going to lose. last words. make it fast. >> two things, judge. okay. you are not the head of breitbart news, steve bannon, who now runs donald trump's campaign who self identifies as the alt-right. there are plenty of examples i could give. we could go on and on. the reality is the race isn't quite as close as you think it is. she has more paths to victory than donald trump. but it is a close race. i've always said it will be a close race. it will be close through november. but i thi

a a lot of pressure on joe biden and paul ryan, but more on joe biden. that won't be the problem for mike pence. i don't think this will be a snooze. mark: i think there is a bit of pressure on pence. oy-in-chief toe bu a lot of republican constituencies. to me the biggest factor is that trump needs to win the next debate. that it is a townhall. he has not done enough townhall's let alone this debate. being aggressive in a townhall -- if trump does not prepare to this significantly more extensively, including a 90 minute question with fake questioners, he will be committing malpractice. john: trials on that. -- pause on that. it's one one thing to say you will not do mock debates. we have seen building a set that looks like the site, populating it with people that are not real people to throw questions out of left field. it is just a totally different set of questions. mark: that is how complicated it is. it is a different dimension. saying, iagine trump know how to talk to real people, i have been doing it my whole life. she will be as will practice for

house speaker paul ryan is expected to speak in addition to democratic leader nany pelosi. members of the house will also take part in a rendition of "god also expected to lead a moment of silence with department of justice employees this morning. the f-a-a is warning flyers... don't use your samsung galaxy note 7 smartphones on planes. the warning comes after samsung's recall over complaints that batteries were catching fire. the company said a week ago it was stopping sales of the phones and would recall two-and a half million of them in 10 countries. now, the f-a-a doesn't want passengers t the note 7 phones while onboard planes. it also doesn't want people to stow them in any checked baggage. and a man in florida says his galaxy note 7 exploded in his car...sparking a fire that destroyed his vehicle. dornacher says: "that's the last thought in my head a brand new device something as simple as a phone is going to burn down my car, my house or hurt a family member. the phone had apparently been charging when it started on days. he says he didn't know about the recall and

hillary clinton and paul ryan are shamelessly adopting positions that may must know are wrong. the republican party has denounced itself on two of its core beliefs, going against openness. with the asia pivot, barack obama is pursuing the enduring long-term interests of the united states. but he's doing so increasingly alone in a washington that is pa pandering to populism. let's get started. earlier in the week i had the opportunity to sit down for an exclusive interview with president barack obama in the roosevelt room of the white house. later in the week, obama left washington for a trip that ended up in asia and china. let's start with the topic i just gave you my take on, the controversial trans pacific partnership deal. don't worry, we'll get to the south china sea, turkey and donald trump later in the interview. president obama, thank you so much for joining us. >> great to see you. >> one of the centerpieces of your foreign policy has been the so-called pivot to asia, moving to that part of the world whe. one of the parts of the pivot is the tpp, and it looks like that

hillary clinton and paul ryan say it doesn't meet their standards anymore. what these standards are, they never really specify. harvard universities robert lawrence points out that the gains from tpp for american workers far outweigh the losses. the notion often pedalled by trump, that the united states comes out badly in trade deals, can really only be said by someone who doesn't know much about the details. the simple reality is that the united states has the world's largest single-country market. officials from other countries have pointed out to me that washington uses this leverage by asking for exemptions that no other countries get. since markets are more closed than americas, the deal's net result is to open them far more. i suppose one could argue that bernie sanders is at least acting out of conviction, though it is strange to hear sanders, a self-proclaimed idealist and socialist viciously denounced policies that have lifted hundreds of millions of the world's poorest people in china and india out of poverty. the other politicians, most importantl

lou: your dreams have been realized, mitch mecom on paul ryan already aligned against the candidacy of donald trump and their lack of enthusiasm. hopefully it will change soon otherwise they're going to be run over by course of history. ed rollins thanks for being with us, erin elmore and charlie hurt, thank you. to take up these issues for the very first congressman to endorse donald trump. chris collins joins me next. stay with us, we are coming right back. there's much more ahead and hillary clinton recuperating and combo listings while donald trump is stealing a march on the democrats. lou: vice presidential candidate mike pence meeting with republicans on capitol hill. he used that opportunity to hit hillary clinton over her recent insults to trump supporters. >> i think millions of americans were shocked and saddened to see hillary clinton refer to people across this country as a basket of deplorables. and frankly, i have never heard a major party candidate in the united states speak about the american people with such contempt. lou: joining us, congressman chris collins. he was