physical. and i'll be releasing when the numbers come in. hopefully they're going to be good. i think they're going to be good. i feel great. but when the numbers come in, i'll be releasing very -- very, very specific numbers. the report should be finished this week. >> again, that was at the beginning of the week when he said that. we're now told trump's lab results will not be revealed on dr. oz after all. the campaign now saying the information will be released, quote, shortly. now, just over a month ago, donald trump also promised that his wife mal melania trump woul hold a news conference. this came, saying, with 100% certainty, i went through the legal process when arriving in the usa. potential trouble in new york. new york state's attorney general confirming he opened an inquiry into trump's charity foundation. >> we started communications with them back in june. we didn't have a press conference. we didn't have a press release. we didn't try to grandstand on this. there were allegations they made contributions to charities that now say they never received the money. >> got a lot to get to. we begin with nbc's halle jackson. she's covering the trump campaign. she join us from north canton, ohio where trump will hold a rally. we just got this in. want to play what kellyanne conway, trump's campaign manager, what she said this morning about the whole plan to release his information. >> no, he was going to talk about the fact that he had a physical. and that -- and what the results are or what the doctor may have told him to date. i wasn't present at his physical. i think on dr. oz, i'll talk about other concerns for america. he will, you know, if he is asked a question about his health, or his -- i'm sure he'll be happy to answer it. >> what are your sources telling you? >> the medical records are apparently going to be released, tam ron, not today, and i'm quoting here, soon. you heard kelly anne conway talk about it in the last hour or so in that interview that trump today on oz is expected to have a general discussion about health and well being, family, that kind of thing. a more broad discussion. and not a dive into some of that medical information. we are being told or we understand that trump is planning to release those medical records. this week at some point. but there's a question mark obviously until that happens, so the health issue is an interesting one because until this point, all we have is this four paragraph letter from trump's doctor who's also a gastroebt roll gist saying if elected trump will be the healthiest president ever, raising questions about other medical information about trump who, we have to note if elected, would be one of the oldest presidents. but we don't know his family history. what medications he's on. things like his cholesterol levels. the type of information we have had for presidential nominees for major parties in the past. bottom line, i hate to say it, it question marks about when this will be released. and what we're going to see. the actual information we're going to get. >> let's go back before hillary clinton and the medical emergency or episode i should say at the 9/11 memorial. >> sure. >> before that, donald trump and his supporters were calling on her to release her medical information. implying that the cough was something more. and he at the time said i will release my medical information if you release your medical information. all week long, we talked about this big reveal on the dr. oz show, that we would learn more medical information about donald trump. the campaign never corrected anyone. the campaign never said, hey, to you or any reporter, you got it wrong, we have no plans on doing that, right? >> well, dr. oz himself also talked about this interview, right, that we've known about this interview for several days. and dr. oz said he wouldn't be, you know, asking questions the campaign didn't want him to ask. there was speculation perhaps dr. oz would review some of the information from that recent physical. but, tamron, bottom line, we don't know what doctor performed this physical, where it happened, any other information. we won't know until trump decides. until he chooses to release this. >> okay, also going back to the choice of the campaign. donald trump said melania trump, the campaign would give more information about her immigration history. that news conference never happened but we got this tweet out today. >> so this tweet is from melania trump. it is a letter from an immigration attorney who has worked with trump organizations in the past as he notes in the letter he's represented companies owned or partially controlled by trump. he says he has reviewed melania's immigration records. a couple of notes, yes, donald trump on august 9th i believe promised melania trump would hold a news conference to talk about her immigration status. it is now mid-september. that has not happened. number two, the records themselves haven't been released. this attorney apparently looked over these records and made some determinations that no laws were broken based on different documentation. but, again, those records have not been reviewed by any kind of an independent outside organization. that said, it is putting melania trump's immigration status in the spotlight. all of this coming out on the same day as this inquiry for example into the trump foundation as these questions about trump's medical information as well. >> going back to the inquiry on the trump foundation. i know the campaign is pushing back, saying the new york attorney general who has endorsed snyderman this is political, they also said that about the trump university investigation as well. >> they're basically saying this is partisan politics. calling snyderman a partisan hack. a history dating back several years. they tangleled over trump university. he's hit schneiderman in the past for this. so the campaign and the surrogates too, surrogates we've spoken with, supporters of donald trump, will say this is simply partisan, it is democrats trying to go after donald trump to create, you know, smoke where there's not fire. fire where there's not smoke, i should say. he spoke about that this morning. i'm paraphrasing here. but something if a cop drove by a democrat who was speeding, the cop would still have to give the democrat a ticket. basically trying to defend himself against these allegation of playing politics. >> also, revealed, hacked e-mails from former secretary of state colin powell. then slammed donald trump. the clinton campaign and the congressional investigation into what happened in benghazi. the e-mails published by a website with reported links to russian hackers. nbc's peter alexander joins us now from near hillary clinton's home in chappaqua, new york, with the details on whether these e-mails reveal. off the top, colin powell not denying these are his e-mails. >> he confirms the awe then ticht of these emays to nbc news. he says of these hackers that they have a lot more as well. but these are damning, some might say, for both hillary clinton and donald trump. real sharp criticism for trump himself. real expression s about the clinton campaign. from the four-star general who served three republican presidents. here is some of what colin powell said about donald trump in an e-mail to a former staffer that came in june. he called trump a, quote, national disgrace and an international pariah. to the same former staffer in august, he spoke of the birther movement, that trump was sort of spearheading for so long and said, yep, the whole birther movement was racist, but specifically about the clinton e-mail scandal, he didn't hold back on that issue as well. here is some of what he said, in effect, try to discourage the clinton campaign, discourage the clinton campaign from dragging him into this in any way. he wrote, i've told hillaries minions repeat lid they were making a mistake trying to drag me in. the media isn't fooled and she is getting crucified. now about an issue that's haunted hillary clinton through the course of this campaign season. so many of the attacks focused not just on here e-mails but what happened in benghazi where four americans and a u.s. ambassador were killed. colin powell wrote the following to condoleezza rice in an e-mail an he said, benghazi is a stupid witch-hunt. we reached out to the trump campaign for any response to what colin powell said, that national disgrace language. so far from the campaign at least on this topic, we have not heard back. >> peter alexander, thank you. while hillary clinton prepared to go back on the campaign trail tomorrow, her team is out with a new ad this morning. seizing on the new york attorney general's inquiry into donald trump's foundation. >> while he attacks one of america's top charities, his foundation has been fined for an illegal donation. he sent florida aj pam bondi thousands from his foundation just as she was considering an investigation into his sham university. she cashed the check, blocked the case and he tried to cover up the donation. >> nbc's kristen welker is following the story and joins us from chappaqua, new york. this ad is interesting. so many of the ads the campaign believes have resonated have been the focus of donald trump's tone, the image to what he's presented to children with some of his language. this goes after this foundation which is interesting. >> it is interesting, tamron. the clinton campaign thinks they have finally found a way to reverse this issue which is peter was just talking about, which is huaunting them, and pu the focus on donald trump, look at how quickly they were up with that new ad. it was just overnight, released 5:00 a.m. this morning. and of course secretary clinton's top surrogates waste nod time pouncing. president obama out on the campaign trail in philadelphia yesterday. mocking donald trump for some of the allegations against his foundation. namely that he paid for a six-foot photo of himself with the foundation's money so it's a little preview of of what you can expect to see in the coming weeks. if you think about it, those two issues that have really haunted secretary clinton, her e-mails and the foundation, and have really fed into voter's lack of trust in her. so the campaign, hoping they can neutralize this issue, which has been a real problem for her. particularly important, as you head into the final weeks of this campaign. >> let's talk about the campaign today. as mentioned, she returns tomorrow, but her top surroga surrogates, her strong bench out today. >> well, that's right. you have bill clinton out on the campaign trail for her in nevada. he's of course one of her biggest surrogates. and this is really going to be an all hands on deck approach by democrats by the way tamron in the coming days. i've been talking to clinton campaign officials who say she feels better every day and she's itching to get back into the game. let's look what the we can expect when she does get back out on to the trail. she'll be in north carolina tomorrow. then heads to the congressional hispanic caucus institute dinner in washington, d.c. tomorrow night. then friday, the black woman's symposium. on saturday, a big event, the congressional black caucus dinner. huge annual event in washington, d.c. you know you and i have both been at that event. she's easing back out on to the campaign trail. tomorrow's a pretty busy schedule. i anticipate she's going to take some questions from the press when she does get on that campaign plane with reporters. >> let me bring in our panel. "washington post" political columnist dana millbank. former rnc chairman and msnbc political analyst michael steele. there's been a lot of analysis at this point this really isn't about policy. donald trump talks about his child care plan. hillary clinton rolled hers out in 2015 despite the claim from donald trump. but this is about trust. and this is the first ad from the clinton team focused in on this issue again of trust of donald trump or lack thereof and not temperament. what's your take on that strategy? >> i think it's a misdirect for the campaign. i mean it just focuses people back on the fact that they don't trust her. and i think this particular play is not going to have the kind of impact that they hope it will. trying to shift this conversation to, you know, the trump foundation, trusting what he did with the resources there, et cetera, is not quite the same. trust issue is baked in for hillary. i think they need to stay with that narrative. but this kind of thing i think just draws the attention back to her more so than refocussing a different conversation on him. >> michael, here you have just today, melania trump immigration news conference never happened. we have the tweet from the attorney who said he's seen her papers but we can't see her papers. donald trump never denied the reports that he would release his medical information on dr. oz show. now we're hearing that's not the case. of course we know the taxes are not going to be released in the next few weeks. why is it never a trust issue it seeps for him? >> i think because you've had 30 years of baking in that mistrust with hillary clinton. donald trump is new on the political scene. as one person said this weekend, the media's more obsessed. >> let me play what he said in philadelphia just yesterday. >> you want to debate foundations and charities? one candidates foundation has saved countless around the world. the other candidate's took money and bought a six-foot tall painting of himself. i mean, he had the taste not to go for the ten-foot version. >> 30 years. honestly, a lack of good will, whatever you want to describe it. this notion we've known her longer is that's an issue of trust. we've not known donald trump. you can meet someone and have a bad feeling and then get confirmation of what you think. what the clinton campaign is doing now is not going to change impressionings about hillary clinton. however the latest revelations by my colleagues at the post really do add to the narrative trump is something of a fraud in business with charity, as a politician. it may not make anybody trust hillary more but will justifiably make people trust trump less. >> what do you make of the report pence met privately with some republican senators including mike lee, ted cruz, john mccain, and they all expressed some concerns? we know lee and cruz have not endorsed trump and senator lee asked pence why he didn't renounce david duke and the so-called alt right movement, that it was an interesting and sometimes tense meeting there. >> yeah, it reflects the pressure and tension that exists. i think pence has now been that con duet through which the frustrations are expressed. the republican leadership and the republican party as a whole need more declarative affirmation from the candidate and campaign when it companies to issues related to waste. david duke is not only deplorable. there's a whole lot of other stronger words. how it is so outside of who we are as republicans. and that pressure is i think growing. where the senate looks like they don't need anything that weakens their grip any further in keeping control of the senate down ballot so these things do add up and that was expressed in the meeting. >> people thought the deplorable comment or the trump campaign thoughthey had an opening here. what does it say about the election that we're on to something else and the opening might not have been as vast as they thought? >> it isn't as wide as they thought and they squandered it to some extent by the inability to call this very deplorable man deplorable. that's been a problem for them. also in the first place what hillary clinton was saying. as i've written, you could make a case that half of trump supporters fit into this. what nobody can deny is there's a sub tan chul part of trump's following that fits this category. the fact pence is out there saying we're not embracing, refusing to use that word, it led to validation which clinton is saying is ultimately true. >> we've got these solid numbers out. it says the largest single year increase in median household income since 1967. hourly pay increased by 2%. poverty and income inquality still more extreme than most developed countries. however, inside the city, up 7.3%. rural areas, down 2%. when we look at the conversation of this outrage or this anger or people who are voting, yes, rural areas still struggling, but for the large part this economy has recovered under the obama administration and does that make it difficult? >> just the thumb nail on this is, real quick, those are good numbers. and it's about time and it's really good to see. i think we should all as americans applaud that, you know, the middle of the country, the middle class is beginning to see some turn around. here's the rub. here's the underbelly of that. you still have a significant number of people who had a full-time job but now have two part-time jobs. this pressure when it companies compa comes to what play ghs this narrative. a relevant part of the conversation for a lot of americans. >> going back to the substantive things we can talk about, the economy, this is what we discuss in 2008, 2012, and here are strong numbers. under democratic leadership at least as far as the white house. >> they are surprising numbers, pleasant surprise. i think they have to be careful to some extent. while this is -- numbers are very good if you look at it in the aggregate sense. there are people being left behind. these are the rule, the less educated, the people who are rallying behind trump. you don't want to have the democrats out there cheerleading. there is more to be done. >> nice beard, dana milbank, i hadn't seen that. >> thank you. >> coming up, more on the inquiry by the new york attorney general. it comes after the "washington post" investigation found the donation donated to charities that say they never received the money. here? 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>> well, you know, i'm a veteran. i've been fighting. i was a law enforcement officer. i'm a part of the process. i am conditioned to make things happen in the right way and i'm going to teach my son some stuff. >> between the two of them, they have 50 years experience in helping to get people to the polls. so you can see how deeply personal this is for them. it matters when you have a race that's a dead heat. 22% of the voters here in 2012 were african-american. over last month, at least seven other states have settled fights, court fights like this one, most of them in favor of minority voters. again, this is one of those areas here in north carolina where they actually have less voting in 2016 than they did in 2012. even as we're speaking, tamron there are groups looking whether to go back to court and fight again. >> the battle continues. up next, i'll talk live with a congressman who's urging the u.s. attorney general to look into the trump foundation. also ahead, disturbing video shows a driver intentionally driving his car into a group of police officers. coming up, the latest on the investigation. ♪ ♪ you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. financan give you ansile you'radvantage.gether. like trubiotics with immune support advantage. its unique formula supports immune health in two ways. with probiotics that work in your gut. and antioxidants that work throughout your body. trubiotics from one a day. he's a race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot. sage. donald trump is a phony, a fraud. he's not a serious adult. i can't vote for donald trump given the things that he said. trump should not be supported. i believe he's disqualified himself to be president. i st cannot support donald trump. several house democrats are about to hold a news conference on capitol hill demanding the justice department examine the donald j. trump foundation. sending a letter to the attorney general asking her to look into possible, quote, vibery schemes connected to the trump foundation to florida attorney general pam bondi's political campaign in 2013. with me now, democrat congressman steve cohen of texas, who signed that -- from tennessee who signed that letter and is heading over to the news conference. my apologies to the great state of tennessee. >> those are fighting words, tamron. >> let me get your thoughts on trump campaign spokesperson hope hicks already responding to your letter you signed. it says this is totally ridiculous and a false characterization that disregards the facts. your response to that? >> the facts are that she solicited a contribution. she got a contribution from a 501 c 3 that's not supposed to make political contributions and then decided not to pursue prosecution. if they say it's not about the money, it's about the money. this is to say it's not about politics and influence, it's about politics and influence. that's what it's about. the united states justice department needs to look into it. just like in police shootings, you need independent prosecutors. conflict, people have a conflict with miss bondi. so the u.s. attorney needs to look at bribery and perjury. >> in addition to looking at our desire to have that looked into, you have also an investigation into the foundation as far as how -- what things were purchased with this money donated to the foundation. >> well, the foundation's a great con job. you ask folks to give you money and they got a bunch of money from the wrestling world and somebody else and trump gives it away as if it's his money. trump's just a conduit. it's not their money, they're just the emcee. he also had paintings made with foundation money. but they weren't his funds, they weren't reported right. it smells just as bad. >> let me get your reaction. secretary powell where he criticizes hillary clinton. obviously, the headline, very strong words as a republican. even though he voted the last two election cycles. republicans saying donald trump is a disgrace, but also critical of secretary clinton. what's your take on these e-mails? >> everybody respects secretary powell. i think what he said about trump was so true. this man has no business being the nominee of the party of dwight eisenhower and other traditional and great republicans. he's done a disservice to his country. when you read about the things he's done, you listen to him, he is not a person who you want to have in polite company, let alone be president of the united states. colin powell has done us a service by e-mailing. people should listen to colin powell. >> if that's the case, sir, he also said everything hrc, hillary rodham clinton, touches, she kind of, quote, screws it up with huberous. >> being corrupt and despicable is another. >> thank you so much for your time. he's not endorsed either candidate but his e-mails have resonated today. thank you so much. thank you, again, tennessee, we love you. >> from memphis, better than tennessee. >> memphis specifically. coming up, a new report looks into potential conflicts of interest between trump's white house and a business empire. reports that trump's business ties could up-end national security. also what corey lewandowski is now saying. gary, gary, gary... i am proud of you, my man. making simple, smart cash back choices... with quicksilver from capital one. you're earning unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. like on that new laptop. quicksilver keeps things simple, gary. and smart, like you! and i like that. i guess i am pretty smart. don't let that go to your head, gary. what's in your wallet? 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>> we don't know anything. i think to me the biggest story is there's certainly some transparency issues when it companies to hillary clinton. whether it's on taxes or health, we still know more about her than we know about donald trump and think that's the biggest takeaway. >> we just got this image in. also today this immigration attorney writes a letter on behalf of melania trump saying he's seen the paperwork but we can't see the paperwork. >> there's a question about the time line, "the new york post" article. there's a lot of great questions to ask on a whole host of issues. >> is it time though to stop saying they're equal in e transparency problem going to th news week article now about foreign moneys? again, hillary clinton has transparency issues. is it no longer reasonable reporting to make it appear they're on the same level? >> i think the biggest takeaway is they're still -- hillary clinton fell short on -- particularly on sunday. people didn't know her whereabouts for a time. we didn't know what had been afflicting her. all legitimate questions. but, still, i think to your point, donald trump is the least transparent presidential candidate in american history. certainly in my time. and whether it's on taxes, you brought up that "newsweek" article about foreign business deals that could potentially be conflicts of interest if he becomes president of the united states. >> we had someone send a note saying why does it matter how much money he donated to charity, since when did that become a requirement to become president. well, donald trump says he's donated tens of millions of dollars. when you make an assertion like that and it's not true, it is a lie and that becomes a question of character. we don't know if it's a lie because he won't show us. >> running for the president is the biggest kicking of tires when voters want to buy a new car. you have voters saying i'm not going to look at x, y and z. we're in social media. people want answers immediately. when you say on basic things i'm associati sorry, you can't inspect this vehicle, that should raise some big questions. >> our job is to look at both sides with the same critical eye. when you look at the check list of things he has not provided or his campaign and look at her list, not diminishing it, it's just not the same number count we're at. >> i agree. >> all right, mark, thank you. when are you going to go back to the board? 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