hillary clinton. joining me is donald rafella. good evening, david. >> hello. >> who is with john kasich and the bushes and cruz and the rest of them who were saying they're not going to support donald trump? who do they think they're hurting or just sore losers or small people? >> judge, no republican nominee in the history of our party got every republican to vote for them in a general election so this is not particularly unique that there are republicans, not supporting the nominee. now, for trump, he needs to go on and find democrats and independents to come into his camp to win this election. but beyond that, i think really to the point of your question, is that if you're not supporting donald trump and you don't want a fourth barack obama or third barack obama term, then what are you doing to make sure hillary clinton doesn't become the nominee? and even further than that, donald trump can't lose by a large margin and it not have a huge impact on the rest of the ticket. and so, what many this fr

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. >>> bill clinton responding moments ago to donald trump's call for the clinton foundation to shut down. hello, everyone, i'm shannon bream. this just hours after donald trump slammed the clinton foundation as, quote, the most corrupt enterprise in political history. republicans accuse clinton of giving foundation donors special treatment and access while she was secretary of state. trump spoke to "fox & friends" and released a statement. >> they should shut it down. they should give the money back to a lot of countries that we shouldn't be taking money from, countries that influenced her totally and countries that discriminate against women and gays and everybody else. that money should be given back. they should not take that money. >> senior political correspondent mike emanuel with live in beverly hills. mike, how is the clinton campaign responding to these calls? >> reporter: shannon, as you mentioned, former president bill clinton responded a short time ago, saying that if his wife is elected preside elected president, he will still down from the board of the clinton foundation an

the clintons should immediately shut down the clinton foundation, not just if she gets elected president, and, frankly, the obama administration should initiate an independent special prosecutor immediately to get to the bottom of what's been going on. i mean, this is really remarkable. now, the clintons have actually admitted that there would be a conflict of interest if she became president of the united states so them accepting foreign contributions to the clinton foundation. but apparently, eric, there was no conflict of interest when hillary clinton was the secretary of state of the united states involved in and directing all of america's diplomatic efforts. it makes no sense. no one is above the law. the american people have a right to know the answers and to know what was going on here and donald trump and i are calling for immediate action by the administration to create an independent special prosecutor and that would be the right thing for them to do. >> governor, why do you think there is not much of an appetite by the obama administration and the department of justice to, in

the clinton campaign denies these claims and president bill clinton has this to say last night. >> when he testifyed before congress, he had to amend his previous day's statement that she never received any e-mails marked classified. they saw two little notes with a "c" on it. this is the biggest load of bull i ever heard. >> republican texas senator john cornyn has written a letter questioning why the justice department declined to open a case on the clinton foundation. we'll hear more about this in the coming week for sure. >> donald trump has anything to say about it. where does the latest clinton scandal go as we thank bryan? does it get buried in the media onslaught of donald trump news? with us john stanton of buzz feed.com. nice to be with you. do you get the sense that the media is dedicating enough resources to looking at all of the hillary clinton scandals, whether it be the two e-mail scandals, the clinton foundation, the pay to play, all that? >> yeah, sure. i do. we are putting a lot of resources and energy into it. the problem is there is a lot of smoke in a lot of the stu

clinton goes on fox. the washington post says that is not what happened. >> hillary clinton is lying through her teeth. >> it could have been deleted of the weekend. august 1, clinton's work on a russian technology initiative may have undermined national security. >> this has bad national security implications for the united states. >> drop said this and this. august 2, d&c resignations. trump did this, this, and this. clinton repeats claim about fbi. trump said this. >> they have a perfect tape. >> his campaign says not really. trump admits he is wrong. it all overshadows clinton. notrt senator clinton did create as many jobs as promised. trump tweets conspiracy theory. the parents of the benghazi victim are suing clinton. trump says, well, you know. todaythat brings us to and new stories about e-mails from hillary clinton's time as secretary of state. as part of anased investigation against clinton entities. the former presidents advisers seem to be seeking special access and treatment for a major found

choice. 56% of clinton supporters say they are more pro-clinton than anti-trump. trump supporters differ. they are more anti-clinton than for the republican candidate. donnie, on these topline numbers, what is your biggest take away? donnie: the biggest take away is that things have not changed much since the post-convention bounce. it is interesting. if you aggregate all the polls, the margin is about 7.3. the bloomberg side is on the lower side. when i do some of the cross tabs, there's one thing i found interesting. i will quote the great mark halperin. you said a while ago that if donald trump does not win business, he does not win. 51% of people in that poll think he is doing worse, their perception of him as a businessman has gotten worse. that is a very telling number. so, if i bow to the church of mark halperin, which i certainly do -- mark: obviously, he has to sell his business credentials, and there has been stories pushed by the clinton campaign and the press looking at donald trump's business record. and it is clear the republican convention did not r

clinton at the state department or get involved at the clinton foundation. amy: i want to turn to a clip of hillary clinton on cnn in june. anderson cooper asked her about the lack of transparency of donations to the clinton foundation from foreign countries. mrs. clinton: we had absolutely overwhelming disclosure, where there are one or two instances that slipped through the cracks? yes. but the overwhelming amount was disclosed. amy: but there you have hillary clinton saying this. james grimaldi, you talk about what happened when president obama tapped her to be secretary of state? and what were the rules around what would happen with the clinton foundation? he also respond to the clip. i was a the disclosure is underwhelming. yes, they have disclosed more than their required to under internal revenue law, but when they disclose it, they don't tell you the date. they don't tell you the amount. the disclosure is very skimpy. someone to make a donation -- the only way you know is if they have increased in one category to $5ay $1 million to $59 million to $10

clinton. those were denied. they make a donation and reach out to huma abedin and magically -- >> not magically. >> the associated press and all reports is saying there is no evidence of a quid pro quo. go on and finish. >>i well, the fact that officia channels were gone through, no meeting was scheduled, a donation made to the clinton foundation and magically a meeting happens. >> that's not how it happened. >> i want to stick to the topic and i don't want to go off on a tangent. alice was saying a meeting magically happened. you guys are saying that's not the way that happened. explain that and congressman, you can get in after. >> huma abedin's response when she was asked for this meeting, by the crown prince of bahrain, she said this meeting is routing through official channels. so essentially she took herself out of it. it was a meeting that was in the process of being put together. >> this is the crown prince of bahrain saying he's in tomorrow asking to see her, it said "good friend of o

clinton. she labeled african american as super predators. her campaign and supporters in her campaign were the ones that the birther movement. it was bill clinton and her campaign in 2008 that questioned the success of barack obama, not based on his talent, but based on his race. it was their campaign. why can't we start judging these people based on what they actually did? she gave out state secrets. she talked about race in a way that's unacceptable. >> this week's new york times outline what trump and his father may have done when it comes to basically keeping african americans -- >> may have done. this is the issue. this is what he may have done. >> if you look at what he's done as a developer, and putting together golf courses, these clubs, the things he's been doing for the last several decades, he has broken the mold when it comes to this issue, and i can tell you where his heart is at. i know where his heart is at. >> one of the things he said, he said hillary clinton only views africa

enter arkansas governor bill clinton. "here's governor clinton with his family. let's just soak up the moment." "on this day with high hopes, and brave hearts and massive numbers, the american people have voted to make a new beginning. this election is a clarion call for our country to face the challenges of the end campaign. "i remind you again tonight, my fellow americans, that this victory was more than a victory of party, it was a victory for the people who work hard and play by the rules." on november 3, 1992, the democratic nominee became president-elect and it almost looked like a story book ending to a modern political fairy tale but the reality was just little different. a campaign that had begun 13 months earlier in little rock, arkansas saw the potential democratic frontrunner drop to come-back kid in the primaries. "most people like to dish it out, more than they like to take it and i have been america's resident expert on taking it for the last month." clinton had been bruised and burned as questions about his early years arose and the media doggedly

once more, the clinton foundation faced pay for play charges and calls for the clinton's to distance themselves further from the foundation if hi each other names in a nasty and negative campaign that appears to be turning voters off. we'll see what that means down the road. but we begin with donald trump's ham-handed efforts to find a middle ground on deportation. was he for it before he was against it or a little bit of both? in iowa yesterday, trump tried to explain again. >> all the media wants to talk about is the 11 million people. moderate immigration turned into a muddle. >> there certainly can be a softening because we're not looking to hurt people. >> i heard people say it's a harden hardening. >> monday, trump appeared to defend topresident obama's poli. >> lots of people were brought into the country with existing laws. >> as the week went on, his position multiplied. >> they have to pay back taxes. they have to pay taxes. there is no amnesty. >> there is no path to legalization. >> we talked about -- >> unless people leave the country. >> trump even polled a town hall au

lou: hillary clinton and the scandal with the clinton foundation. the associated press with a brilliant report had to wait three years because the state department -- >> i don't understand why this isn't more an obama administration scandal. john kerry runs the state department, he's bent one doing the stonewalling. for some reason the press has given the obama administration a pass. we complain, we are not going after hillary hard enough. what about going after the obama administration. this happened on their watch. >> there is one common theme. they are all whether obama or clinton. they are all within the per view of the state -- the purview of the state department. kellyanne conway, the first woman to lead a republican presidential campaign. she says there are shy undercover voters who will make the difference in this election. what do you think? >> in my experience with politics if you are complaining about the polls your guy is losing. when he was up in the polls he couldn't speak two or three sentences without telling it that. now that the po

trump from self inflicted wounds, clinton from e-mails that show a cozy relationship between the clinton foundation and her state department. friday we traveled to indianapolis, home of mike pence. in his first sunday show interview since the convention, we talked about challenges facing both campaigns. governor pence, welcome back to fox news sunday. thank you for inviting us to the governor residence. >> thanks, chris. welcome back to indiana. >> do you believe hillary clinton was involved in a pay to play arrangement as secretary of state with big donors to the clinton foundation? >> looks that way more and more every day, doesn't it. the new e-mails that have been made public just in the last week seem to make a direct connection between favors done by state department officials and major foreign donors to the clinton foundation. but the american people have a right to know. i think people of this country are tired of the pay to play politics in washington, d.c. and i promise you that when donald trump and i ride to the white house, we're going to bring all of that to an end. >> do y

there's been pay to play at the clinton state department related to the clinton foundation, and the clintons have failed to deal with any of the substance of these issues. heck, trace talked about the agreement that hillary clinton had when she wept in to become secretary of state. part of that agreement was that they were supposed to disclose all donors to the clinton foundation. they still haven't done that. there's more than 1,100 foreign donors that we don't even know the names ability. this is further confirmation and the new noose is tightening. >> they put those 30,000 e-mails out there and said that's it, nothing else to see here. here, 44 new e-mails that reveal a lot about what was going on at that time. where is this going to go? are we going to see more of these? are there more e-mails where these came from? >> yes. i know there are more e-mails. there are e-mails that are being produced almost on a weekly basis for both judicial watch and citizens united. you have julian assange saying we're probably going to see more e-mails. look, here's the bottom line. you saw a little bit o

clinton, mr. clinton and the clinton foundation and its interactions with russia? that's a real deal that has never been investigated. we know she checked off on it as one of the sitting members of sifus to turn over 20% of the uranium assets to the russians? and by the way, a quid pro quo straightforwardly? no questions asked. >> donald trump called hillary clinton a bigot. this harsh and personal talk -- lou: but he put that in context, if you may. neither comment is worthy of the candidates but he put it in the context of what 50 years democratic leadership has been doing to inner city communities has been doing in this country under democratic leadership? an entirely fair statement. >> i'm just make an observation about the temperature of the campaign. usually you have the candidate implying or insinuating that the other one is -- clubs are no nuance whatsoever. reason the foundation hurts hillary clinton is she has the bad numbers on honesty and trustworthiness and out there with the one percenters raising money from hollywood celebrities and the like and play

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hillary clinton, the indictment against hillary clinton is easy if you focus on the clinton foundation and focus on putting her national security at risk. you lay out the the indictment of the failed economic and foreign policy. that's why an on-message donald trump is so important for donald trump. eric: katie, do you think he can stay on message? i don't know what kellyanne conway has in her back pocket but he seems to be on target. >> if he wants to win he does haven't a choice but to stay on message. right now hillary clinton has 348 electoral votes. she only has 270 to win. this race is far from over. but donald trump has a lot of work to do. as we have seen the past week. that's the message a lot of people are interested in hearing. he has to specifically lay out his plans as he has done. we'll hear from him on immigration thursday. he has to make sure he's attacking hillary clinton on a substantive level and doesn't give if the media distractions in terms of getting those rust belt voters and swing state vote else to change their minds. there is a chance he still can and that's

>>> e-mails are back in the news relationship between the clinton foundation and hillary clinton's time as secretary of state. this as polls show clinton pulling ahead of donald trump in key swing states. joining me now from st. louis. senator claire mccaskill, one of the first members of congress to endorse clinton for president. senator, the state department released more e-mails this week under a lawsuit that raised serious questions about the link between the clinton foundation and the state hillary clinton was the secretary there. you just heard governor pence say that the american people have a right to know if there was a pay to play situation. do you support the idea of an investigation? >> well, first of all, let's give this context, chris. this was a right wing partisan organization judicial watch that has been after hillary clinton for decades. they got thousands of e-mails, they released two of them trying to give the perception of a two e-mails, one was about recommending a former staffer for a job and other was jauss somebody who wanted to give the state department informa

they raise questions about the clinton's -- the clinton foundation's influence on the clinton state department. donald trump wasted no time bringing it up and labelling it pay for play politics. listen. >> a couple of very bad ones came out, and it's called pay for play. and some of these were really, really bad and illegal. if it's true, it's illegal. you are paying and you're getting things. >> in a statement released wednesday the clinton campaign brushed aside the accusations saying this. hillary clinton never took action as secretary of state because of donations to the clinton foundation. republicans aren't the only ones raising questions about the clinton foundation. the fbi and justice department also wanted to know more about the relationship between the state department and clinton's charity. officials tell cnn authorities discussed opening up a public corruption case but eventually doj officials decided not to pursue it. here is my issue with the e-mail issues. it's compounded that you almost have to talk about which e-mail problem we're discussing at this point. i think that, even

right now, plus-9 clinton. we're using the more recent polls to show a bigger clinton lead in both of these states. she's up 9. and he even says he'll win his home state of new york. one poll out says it's a 25-point lead for hillary clinton. if you average them out, it's a 17-point lead. again, it's 85 days. here's where we rank it now in terms of the toss-ups. i won't waste too much time here. but if those polls held and she won michigan, she won ohio, she won pennsylvania, she won new hampshire, she won virginia, she won north carolina, and she won florida, then she beats donald trump by even more than president obama beat michelle obama. 85 days to go. if you're donald trump right now, you're looking at those polls, you're in a very deep ditch. >> that would give her many electoral votes to spare. john king, i want to talk more about this with you and i also want to talk about this with gloria borger, and cnn political director david chalian. you look at this pathway, which seems to be narrowing, to say the

bill clinton breaks the silence surrounding the clinton foundationdation. the u.s. guided missile destroyer, all of it caught on tape. let's go "out front." >> good evening. i'm jim sciutto in tonight for erin burnett and out front tonight, vote for me and you're not going to be shot. that's the case that donald trump is making tonight to black voters. trump saying that the democratic party has failed them and that they have nothing to lose by trying someone new. a highly-charged appeal criticized in part because he's delivered it to audiences who are almost exclusively white. tonight he's speaking in jackson, mississippi. the city's population about 80% black. earlier today trump at a rally in the crucial swing state of florida hammered home this new message. >> to those suffering and hurting and the people left behind i say vote for donald trump. vote for donald trump. what do you have to lose? what do you have to lose? it cannot get any worse, and believe me, i'm going to fix it. >> jim acosta is "out front" tonight at that trump rally in jackson, mississippi. so

clinton foundation. so if there is that wall that she promised the president of the united states, how is it, number one, that huma abedin is paid by both the state department and the clinton foundation and that she is reaching out to the state department to make sure that a clinton foundation donor gets a meeting with a -- the -- mr. feldman there, the ambassador to lebanon? >> well, i'm not certain that she was getting paid by both organizations at the same time -- >> she was. >> well, that's an important distinction. i'm not familiar with those details. but i will say this, if there's an m.o.u. between the state department and another office in the government, that doesn't necessarily bind an outside entity by that m.o.u. -- >> the m.o.u. was between hillary clinton and the president saying that there would be a wall between the foundation -- >> you asked a question. i'm trying to give you an answer to it. respectfully, if the other organization from the outside sends an e-mail and they send requests,

and hillary clinton's state department. what do you make of all this money going to the foundation or going for huge fees for bill clinton's speeches and how the state department treated those people? >> serious unanswered questions. a moment. what's going on here? what's this all about with her and trump? in the case of trump, i have really no idea what he might do if he ever became president. if you look at the statements, the proposals, the ideas, it's a kind of a garage sale and i don't know that there's a rembrandt behind that lawn mower that won't start. but i he has not communicated that. she has somewhat communicated what she o would do. her personal e-mails, remember the fbi director said there are thousands of e-mails, work-related, that were not turned over. there are those top secret discussions, very, very serious. you find -- foundation. that was the new news this week. one case, doug band twho was, as we pointed out, a top official at the foundation, the clinton campaign says no, no, no. he wasn't working the

the money flflowed in to the clinton -- the clinton -- toto e clinton foundation. why were the donors giving? what did they think they were getting? the critics of this say what it ended up being was intentionally a way that donors saw way to curry favor with the state department on controversial issues. >> two points. one, the reason n e clintonn state department and the enentie obama administration was willing to give a lot of arms to the saudis and the bahrainis, is they were to bring the saudis and bahrainis while trying to open negotiations with iran. everybody knows this. we do not need to f find some nefariouous payoff in n order to understand the policy. yoyou can agree with a policy or disagree with a policy, but if you are in favor of the opening of iran, it is hard to say they should not havave sold these ars to the sunnis.s. they werere trying to kekeep a balance e of power g going in or toto bring some kind of peace ad resolution to these nuclear issues. on the clinton globalization, the point i was trying to make, the whole business model of this thin

and they said clinton people, the clinton spin machine, which we all know exists, was trying to sell to the press the idea that what he meant was that they should somehow kill hillary clinton. donald trump said that that, i'll use better language but he said that's not true. i didn't mean that at all. i never said that. and then he went back over his comments and he said, what i meant by that was they should vote against it. this is a made-up story, chris. it is completely -- >> why did he say so clearly that once she is in office, there is nothing we can do about it except the second amendment people. >> then he went back and made a further comment suggesting that maybe, because of the power of the nra and the second amendment people, particularly in the swing states like pennsylvania and ohio, maybe they can stop her from being president. that's what he meant. >> wait, wait. >> i'm not working for the clintons. i can tell you. that there is no history of me -- mr. mayor, there is no history of me ever working for the clintons. so i don't know what that means. you're saying a person

former president bill clinton says the work at the clinton foundation should continue if hillary clinton wins in november. and his statement -- he said he will step down from the board of the clinton health axis initiative. donald trump said the clinton should shut down there terrible foundation "immediately." mr. trump -- promised to be fair but firm toward the estimated 11 million illegal government -- immigrants. he said he is not puffing on his earlier hardline position which included calls for construction of a wall along the u.s.-mexican border. a federal judge in texas has walked the obama administration order requiring public schools to let transgender students use bathrooms and locker rooms consistent with their chosen gender identity. the ruling applies nationwide through the judge said federal officials failed to follow rules requiring an opportunity for comment before such directives are issued. german chancellor angela merkel, france holland and matteo renzi promised to increase joint european security effos

and the fact is you have lawyers for the clinton foundation for bill clinton for hillary clinton, commune indicating to yuma who is working for both the clinton foundation and the state department. you have our precious national secrets being given away by a person running for president. and talking about trust and honesty unbelievable. >> the problem at best is irgant. the problem was when hillary clinton game secretary of state the clinton global initiative was told they would not be part of the state department. he would run that over here and she would do the state department. now we find it's cozy. >> it's an addicts to pear. it is something that they set up in order to preserve their status in the world with world leaders taking foreign money. it's something that they created to empower and enrich themselves in the eyes of the world and people that would employ them and use their services. whether it be $500,000 speeches in russia or wherever else that they gave these speeches. i mean, this is something that people should look at and say this person is not qualified to be president

hillary clinton short circuited again. she accidentally told the truth and said that she wanted to raise taxes on the middle class. hillary clinton says her plan will put a lot of coal companies and coal miners out of business. there will be no change under hillary clinton. only four more years of weakness and president obama. >> now, in just a few minutes, we will speak with steve moore, the man who helped right donald trump's speech, along with robert riesh, former labor secretary under president bill clinton. first let's go to campaign carl cameron in detroit. carl. >> reporter: welcome to downtown detroit where donald trump today addressed the detroit economic club, a policy wonk oriented organization, and there wasn't a lot of the kind of talk that is customary here, how to reduce the deficit, how to balance the budget. instead, it was mostly an enunciation of trump's golds and priorities. not a lot of specifics but there was a big revision. he talked about how he would reduce the number of marginal tax brackets from

clinton. she said that she and weiner are focused on what's best for their son. >> his stock is clearly plummeting a lot further even as we speak. what's the latest? >> reporter: several news organizations tonight are cutting or suspending their ties with anthony weiner. ny1 said he's on indefinite leave and the new york daily news for which he was an occasional columnist said it's no longer running his columns. >> thank you. now to donald trump's campaign and the lead up to his highly anticipated speech on immigration policy. that's coming up wednesday. will trump answer some key questions when he appears in arizona to deliver that speech. our senior white house correspondent jim accoosta is covering it. what's the latest? >> he has the speech set for wednesday night. yes, the gop determination to build wall on the southern boarder is as firm as ever. as what to do about the undocumented, that's another matter. donald trump may be signaling his latest shift on immigration moving toward the id

where is clinton now? she hasn't really had public events for the past few days. >> she's not been campaigning much in public. she's in california for a three-day fund-raising swing. in fact, this evening she's doing a round of late night talk shows. she will be on with jimmy kimmel. she's also doing some fund-raising, big fund-raising at the home of magic johnson. the final two weeks of august all about raising money specifically to fund tv ads. her campaign announced an $80 million strategy for the final stretch in all types of battleground states, trying to keep the focus on donald trump and his temperament. of course, these e-mails and other things have kept some of the spotlight on her campaign uncomfortably as well. >> jeff, thanks very much. back with the panel. joining us also is alex burns, national political reporter for the "new york times." alex, let's start with you. how big a problem are the new documents? the fbi has looked at them already but it certainly continues kind of the drum beat, th

nearly 150 phone messages left by the ceo of the clinton hillary clinton's chief of staff. how many phone calls was she able to receive beyond that? this is a two-year period. she left a message every three days. looks like she was constantly in communications. hillary clinton says i know there's a lot of smoke there, and there's no fire. well, there's a lot of fire there. the more we look at this, the more we see favors being traded, people being appointed to boards they shouldn't have been on. people attending meetings they shouldn't have been at. people being invited to state dinners. people being able to circumvent the normal processf department in order to get special pleading in front of the secretary. >> juan, when you see all of the emails from people in the clinton foundation to cheryl mills to huma abadabadeen, when see that, does it trouble you, the coziness of the relationship? >> yes, it sets off alarm in my mind as a journalist. before the phone calls and the to invite suspicion, the idea that there's some quid pro quo for access going on. it's concerning. in

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hillary clinton has one herself today. and the democrats and the clinton campaign made the point that donald trump can't be trusted and shouldn't get the intelligence briefings. this is what former mayor guiliani had to say about that with gretta. >> how someone can raise that question can we trust donald trump and hillary clinton was the one that was careless and it is it absurd for the democrats to raise that. >> reporter: the question was raised how will donald trump. steve bannon knock them down political operative. we'll see that in charlotte. we'll see donald trump being tough and aggressive and even perhaps a little bit lightheartedness thrown in the address and at the same time being very much disciplined on mess amg and going after hillary clinton. they may be getting the campaign in a sweet spot which for republicans would be a welcome relief. >>> in the meantime hillary clinton is meeting in new york city with top law enforcement leaders. trump has begun to tackle hillary clinton record on law enforcement. here'

nicole: hillary clinton condemns for-profit colleges but bill clinton and the clinton foundation have made a lot of money off of them. >> on behalf of for profit organizations, her family personally benefited to the tune of $17 million. that is a lot of money. nicole: a lot of stories, stay with us. [announcer] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the summer of audi sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bonus on select audi models. always has to be who sat your desk? phone now, with one talk from verizon... hi, pete. i'm glad you called. (announcer vo) all your phones can work together on one number. you can move calls between phones, so conversations can go where you go. take your time. i'm not going anywhere. (announcer vo) and when you're not available, one talk helps find the right person who is. hi, john. (announcer vo) so wherever work takes you, you can put your customers first. introducing one talk-- another way verizon connects your business better. learn how at onetalk.com. nicole: it is friday, 5:15 a.m. in new york. hillary clinton and donald trump trade insults ye

what are some of the areas clinton plans to focus on? >> reporter: hillary clinton will be giving an economic speech basically in two parts. one, she will be putting forth her proposals, renewing the proposals that she has had throughout the course of the campaign. she has been one of the candidates who has been giving policy speeches. so that is not news. it's something she has done. donald trump has done far fewer of those. in this address today she'll going to talk about how she would plan or propose to create more jobs, a bigger investment in jobs than any other point since world war ii, mainly through infrastructure spending, fixing roads, fixing bridges, bike paths, green energy jobs across the country here. she says she can create some 10 million jobs in the opening stretch of her administration. of course, anything like that is simply an estimate because if the house and senate are controlled by republicans, or if one is, not all of her proposals would get through if she were to be elected. wolf, she also will hit donald trump ha

what was hillary clinton doing? she was going undercover in alabama and southern state schools to make sure that african-american children were not being discriminated against. take her record against him and it's not even a comparison. >> i think we're going to hear a lot more about this from both sides today. stand by for that. thank you all so much for being with us. >> thank you. >> we might hear more about this from donald trump on c thrnn. anderson cooper will sit down with donald trump tonight. watch it on ac 360. this is important. there's a lot of questions he needs to answer, particularly on the immigration subject. >>> also, soon, hillary clinton is giving a big, big speech. she's giving a speech about donald trump and race. according to the clinton campaign this will be a tough speech. she's going to try to tie donald trump to what she considers extremist groups. we'll bring you that speech live. >>> plus, new polls are out. which places, why is it important? stand by for that. a bright spot amid the cha

we don't want a straight line between the clinton bank account, the state department, the clinton foundation, and it doesn't -- it shows americans how she may do business if she were elected in the white house. >> all right. you've got your own issues with the trump campaign. this week began with donald trump appearing to back away from his pledge during the primaries that he was going to deport all 11 million illegals who were in this country. by the end of the week, he seemed to be backing backing away. here he is. >> there certainly can be a softening because we're not look could to hurt people. we have some great people in this country. i don't think it's a softening. >> but 11 million people are no longer going to be departed. >> i've had people say it's hardening. there is no path to legalization unless they leave the country and come back. >> kellyanne, please clear this up for me. is donald trump saying that if someone has come into this country illegally, so they broke the law, but they've broken no laws since then, been in the country for ten years, 20 years, without breaking any o

for hillary clinton? >> huma is a great asset for hillary clinton, for everyone in the campaign because she's brilliant, dedicated and very loyal. >> reporter: one former campaign aide says clinton wouldn't get rid of abedin any sooner than she would get rid of chelsea. abedin isn't saying anything tonight other than she and weiner are focused on doing what's best for their son. cnn reached out to anthony weiner for comment and haven't heard back. >>> much more ahead in our next hour including breaking news from the trump campaign. donald trump set a time and place to set out the details in the immigration policy which has shifted it seems repeatedly over the past week. wednesday in phoenix, we are told. how much clarity can we expect to get? that's ahead. with my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, the possibility of a flare was almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira

clinton. today you had the new york editorial board saying she has to cut ties with the clinton foundation because it is hurting her campaign. your thoughts? >> first of all, i think it's easier said than done. i they hope hope in some respects this campaign becomes uses the two foundations the trump foundation and the clinton foundation as a litmus test. the clinton foundation aids, relief, malaria, childhood obesity. >> we're saying they are doing good things. this is the "new york times" editorial board. >> what they don't take into account is there are people getting life saving medications out there that you can't -- look, the clinton foundation is a different model. they ever actually sending people in the field and delivering malaria and h.i.v. medication. >> let's stipulate, richard, that they are doing great things around the world. let's just stipulate that. but, the actual drip of the emails and the interaction of her work at state and the clinton foundation, that is hurting. not fr

, the clinton foundation and now the clinton campaign. chief intelligence correspondent katherine haridge. >> according to published reports he built a donor base of more than a quarter billion dollars serving as secretary clinton's where he greeted heads of state to now serving as finance director for clinton's presidential campaign. citizens united e-mails suggest chang greeting then prime minister tony blair, worked with another long time clinton aide, huma abedin, fund-raising events, objectives and major donors. chang sent this nine-page e-mail to prepare secretary clinton for a briefing on the 67 vips attending a foundation dinner. guests range from major real estate and business executives to former politicians and aid organizations. fox news asked the government accountability group fact to review the e-mails and dennis chang's role. >> he can best be described as the bag man, raised the money. you would expect -- i've always expected that mr. chang would be right in the middle of some of these transactions that were going on betw

clinton meanwhile is firing back. and as you're about to see, the political fireworks are not just flying between the candidates. here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: tonight hillary clinton faces an att fronts. donald trump is hammering the clinton foundation for what he says is a conflict of interest. >> it is impossible to figure out where the clinton foundation ends and the state department begins. >> reporter: while also questioning clinton's physical fitness to serve. >> she also lacks the mental and physical stamina. >> reporter: today hillary clinton did her best to shrug it off in the photo booth with biel at a $33,000 a ticket fund-raiser. tonight her campaign is on the defensive. trump even calling for the appointment of a special prosecutors. >> quickly or impartially investigate hillary clinton's new crimes which happen all the time. >> reporter: the clinton foundation controversy stems from a series of e-mails from top clinton aides released by the conservative group judicial watch which says that the

as we showed you clinton reads 47-38 but this poll is not all good news for clinton. there are some significant weaknesses and surprising areas of strength for donald trump. on personal characteristics, trump leads clinton by 13 points on the issue of being honest and straightforward. 35-22. more than half of voters, 56% give clinton a negative rating on this. in fact, it's where she's consistently struggled this entire campaign and on the issues that concern voters the most, trump's attack on the khan family really is no bigger of a concern than clinton's e-mail controversy or her paid speeches. in fact, all three controversies rank higher for voters than concern for trump's failure to release tax returns and we should note, both of clinton's issues were bigger concerns to independent voters than either of trumps so why is clinton so far ahead? she dominates in two key characteristi characteristics, knowledgeable and leads 57-23 and having the right temperament to be president. she leads by more than 30 points over trump 48-16. a nine-point lead for clinton is signif

first is, the e-mails that were disclosed of relationships between the clinton foundation and the clinton state department, republicans call it, pay to play. why are they wrong about that? >> first of all the republicans call -- when republicans meet with their donors, their supporters they call it a conflick. it's not pay to play, less somebody actually gave someone 50 cents to say i need a meeting, no. this great country when you meet who constituents, heads of states, meet with people like bono who i love, you meet with them because they have -- want to bring a matter to your attention that's not pay to play. it's called that when democrats do it. it's not called that when republicans do it. >> dickerson: we do see in the e-mails is a kind of easy relationship between the foundation and the state department, foundation calls says, we've got somebody who they say is a friend of ours, they're not saying that because they gave them a gift basket at christmas. they are saying because they're a big donora friend of ours, can you have this meeting, some times it happens, sometimes it didn't.

we're getting new revelations from another batch of hillary clinton's e-mails about clinton foundation donors trying to gain access to the state department while she was in charge. that has donald trump calling for a special prosecutor. what exactly are those revelations? let's go to james rossen with details. >> reporter: driving this sudden uptick in stories and allegations about the relationship between the clinton state department and the clinton foundation has been a steady stream of document production in litigation between the state department and two conservative activists groups. the group released 725 e-mails this week and many involved clinton's aid who in one exchange told executives that the crown prince of bahrain would stand a better chance of getting a meeting with clinton if he went through the foundation. that meeting was set up within 48 hours. last week it was reported that the leb knees billionaire seen here wanted the state department officials who are shaping policy on lebanon and the enter medicine areas were band. he had previously given up 5 million to the fou