out of his mouth. this is a very positive thing and i wish it had happened sooner. people who look like me have been violently attacked at trump rallies so this is really encouraging tonight. let s turn to last night s debate. let s do a pivot. a lot of people are so good at. let me brurpinterrupt. here is tom waykaine respond to rhetoric. when donald trump says mexicans should be punished or john mccain s not a hero, he s showing you who he is. senator, you you whipped out that mexican thing again. he look you can defend it? there are criminal aliens in this country, tim, who have come into this country, illegally, who are perpetrating violence and taking american lives. you want to use a brush against mexicans on that. and he said many of them are
that was a masterful performance by a great communicator. you try to do that, cue not do it. donald trump would need a lot of time to do that. it s not who he is and i think he s got a real problem. a town hall debate is arguably the worst format for donald trump because the most important thing at a town hall format is empathy. it s feeling their pain. donald trump doesn t feel your pain. i think he s set up for a very difficult night. michael, he sddoes better in front of people. it s not crowds and crowds of people but there will be people there who he can sort of bounce off of. that s true, but this is not going to be a hall fall of supporters. so it s going to be very different from a trump rally where mr. trump plays so well off the people in the first several rows or people in the rapto raptors. he fills those so full. we talk about empathy in a town hall, hillary clinton has practiced fake emathy enough
and not leaving them in detroit. those sorts of issues they re not. they are. 3,600 jobs they chose for mexico instead of choosing 3,600 americans that is a fact ms. pence and ms. kaine. i don t work for ford but all of those facts have been wrong. they re growing jobs in the u.s., like donald trump s sort of business facts just don t actually add up in terms of what he s doing. hillary, what are you miss something 3,600 jobs in mexico. i m sorry. just one moment. go back to the mexican thing. really quickly that was just an issue. really quickly on ford, really quickly, they all took out social media ads saying we re not going anywhere. it was the best shade done by a fortune 500 company. it was live on cnn a couple weeks ago when they denied those reports. i didn t say they were taking those jobs i said they re choosing to hire 3,600 jobs in
should learn from. the clinton campaign is trying to make lemonade out of element ons. they re saying he didn t defend trump. had mike pence gone down that rabbit hole, he could have spent 90 awkward painful minutes defending the last eight days, the last 16 months of donald trump s offensive, ridiculous, absurd comments that he s made. instead he stood on his own. he doesn t take the debate. he discussed policy, and, yeah, okay, so he kind of talked about a presidential candidate that only exists in his mind but that was a good strategy last night. do you think trump can that do now? no donald trump cannot do it. he s not constitutional he doesn t have the inherent ability to not take the bait. and look mike pence, the it s pep fo the performance he delivered, it s like teachisayi teach me how to sing like you.
believe discrimination against blacks is a very serious problem. and despite his effort to reach out to black voters, donald trump has virtually no support, polling at about 5%. some african-americans remember all too well the prominent position trump took in a notorious crime in the case in new york city involving the central park five. the cnn story tonight from miguel makez. reporter: a gang of violent teens terrorized new york. the crime inflamed the city and the nation. they beat her with their fists, i about a rock and metal pipe. she was raped by four of these youths. reporter: arrested with in hours of the attack, five teens, four black, one latino, all charged with the brutal rape of a 28-year-old jogger in new york central park. it was the scariest, scariest time in my life. reporter: yousef salam was one of the so-called central