on this semi-soft news day, donald j. trump billionaire and his team are still rifling through the reviews of his hyped-up immigration speech last night in arizona. for days, trump himself and his campaign have been hinting that he was on the precipice of moderating his stance on immigration to make it more congenial to a general election audience but trump s speech yesterday was immoderate in both tone and substance. there was no softening. there was no pivoting. there was just vintage donald trump. his lengthy stem winder reached its end and trump was in basically the same place on immigration as he has been all along. it turns out that some of trump s own hispanic advisory councils thought that, too, and weren t too happy about it. here s one of them. alphonso aguilar on cnn explaining why he s one of at least three hispanic advisors now saying adios to the donald. he gave the impression, the campaign gave the impression until yesterday morning that he was going to deal
we have to think about the future of our daughters, our sons, and vote for someone who cares for them as much as we do. and that is why i m with her. if you are ready for freedom, make some noise. if you re ready for freedom, make some noise. if you re ready for freedom, make some noise. try to rain, try to rain on the thunder @tell the storm i m new. when hillary clinton leaves that stage tonight in cleveland, she will have just three campaign days left before tuesday s presidential election. and all of you out there who are outraged that we just cut away from beyonce, please understand that they have given us instructions about exactly how many seconds of these songs we are allowed to show you on tv. we do not have the legal right to show you any more than what we just did. so, we have a new projection tonight from sam wang, the founder of princeton university s election consortium. professor, as of tonight, what are the chances that beyonce gets her wish and her daug
now it s time for last word with lawrence o donnell. good evening, lawrence. rachel, i think of you as my old pal. thank you. you re even more delicious than this. but let me tell you something. the stuff that you just put in that glass, if you made me drink it, it would be torture. you re not a drinker, lawrence. that stuff. oh my i drink for the two of us. don t worry. you do tonight, you do. yes. thank you, rachel. hillary clinton is on stage tonight with jay-z and beyonce and there s beyonce. i want my daughter to grow up seeing a woman lead our country. and know that her possibilities are limitless. we have to think about the future of our daughters, our sons, and vote for someone who cares for them as much as we do. and that is why i m with her. if you are ready for freedom, make some noise. if you re ready for freedom, make some noise. if you re ready for freedom, make some noise. try to rain, try to rain on the thunder @tell the storm i m n
need to clarify that i was not kidding when i said that. the white house did put out that announcement. here is the daily guidance and press schedule that they sent out. quote, the president will greet the prime minister of normay. there is a lot of country in the world that has a lot of syllables or consonants that makes it hard for you to remember. normay? they never corrected it. that s still officially the president s press schedule for yesterday. this white house does stuff like that all the time. right before the president went to israel, the white house put out a statement saying the president is taking that trip to israel to quote, promote the possibility of lasting paeeach okay. when theresa may came to visit last year, they misspelled her name not once, not twice but three times. the white house does this institutionally and the president does this kind of stuff himself while the president was hosting the prime minister of normay, i mean norway. there is no su