these leaks are coming from the trump team. obviously we re not commenting on private conversations in that way. we give a readout to the media on most conversations. but we don t release transcripts and certainly don t mischaracterize them as some have. we re not leaking. so who is leaking? well now, let me say, you have lived very well from leaks. i ve received a few. you ve got some books that kind of based what s interesting about game change is these were people who were leaking to you temporarily, in that you were writing the book during the campaign. they were telling you things during the campaign that they would never have told you if you were publishing during the campaign. your guarantee was this will be published after the campaign, when they probably would have been willing to talk to you. but getting people to talk, that technique of getting the leak is what you are a master of. so john, the master, what s going on here?
what you are a master of. so john, the master, what s going on here? i think one of the key things to understanding what the psychology is of the leakers, part of problem that trump is suffering from is there are a variety of people with different kinds of motivations to want to leak. one set of people, and i think there s a large group of these, especially people like kellyanne conway, i m not accusing her of leaking, but the way to temper trump s behavior, the way to get him to understand a point, is if he sees it on television. she has essentially said that publicly. yes, she has. again, not accusing her of leaking. but saying others around him know that if you want to get through to him, you don t write him a memo, you don t try to talk to him about it. you try to get people on television to try to talk about him. so there are those leaking who are trying to get his behavior to be better. others, people who are more institutionally aligned, people who are part of the washingt
clinton told me not so long ago if you re going to be a good governor or good president, you have to have a short memory. donald, if he s punched, punches back. but what i found out over the past month is very short memory. he s always looking for friends. people can forget what people say and say let s get together. that s what bill clinton was a master of. joe, you have a great example in your studio. john heilemann, i couldn t stand this guy, right? i could not stand him. what happened is through his cohort mark, i met john and i liked him a lot. and they did an interview. i actually really like him a lot. you might want to rethink that. hey john, who would have thought i would have liked you, right? it sks> you know, i do like him. i respect him.
tell us why george zimmerman is back behind bars today. reporter: yeah. and the one other thing in there, it s about one very angry judge. it happened at 1:45. that is when george zimmerman was booked back into the seminole county jail here. if that is accurate, then he had about 45 minutes left on the ticking clock at 48 hours that the judge kenneth lester when rerevoked the bond on friday. the interesting thing here is there was a great deal of concern about security and so george zimmerman actually turned himself over to authorities 20 minutes earlier at the side of the highway. listen to how the sheriff described how that happened. george zimmerman met two members of the sheriff s office in the area of lake mary at i-4. was placed into custody, transported to the correctional facilty. he is being booked and processed. as per judge lester s order, he ll be held on a no bond status. reporter: all right. let me take you back to friday and that very dramatic hearing whe
political reporter shannon travis. it is a long way to november. not that long a ways away. but we re already seeing some major shifts in the campaign, aren t we? reporter: that s right, don. leave the primaries behind. all that stuff is all behind us. this is a new day. mitt romney is probably feeling like a new man. you re already seeing the party from conservatives, maybe some independents starting to coalesce around him now that he s officially clinched the number needed to become the nominee. again, it will be official in tampa, in florida. but he s pretty much going to be the nominee. another thing that we saw happen as he clinched the nomination was on wednesday, president obama gave mitt romney a phone call. happened wednesday morning. we got word of it a little bit after. but both sides tell us it was a very brief conversation between the two men. they wished each other well. they said let s have a healthy debate. they talked a little bit briefly about their famili