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Politics, you can talk about documents all you want. i think most of the american people are sitting back, saying i don't really know what the heck you're talking about. there's one other issue nobody talks about, don, that's important here. and that is eventually, the fbi and department of justice are going to conclude the investigations to how this investigation itself was initiated. i'm going to predict to you that that is going to go ugly early. the democrats have a clock ticking. if they can't get things under way before the department of just just takes says here's our problem, when this...

Donald trump going after his opponents less and hillary clinton more, assuming he's going to be the nominee and certainly assuming she's going to be the democratic nominee. that's partially because his main competition right now is ted cruz and he can't go after ted cruz because they've been in this hold fire. he's not going after him until he absolutely has to. probably going to start in january, so i could be wrong about donald trump. sometimes he likes to change the script and go off script, but this feud between hillary and trump is probably not going to die down, certainly not tonight. we...

Now. >> he pulls no punches and he's quite the communicator as you've said in the past. >> chris matthews, thanks so much. >> thank you. donald trump will hold a rally tonight in grand rapids, michigan. it's where we find katy tur. the trump camp seeing this hillary attack as a political gift. can we assume we'll hear more about this tonight? >> i have no doubt he'll be hitting hillary pretty hard tonight. he has been hitting her throughout the campaign season, but only escalating his attacks the past few weeks, moving away from his other opponents and hitting hillary instead, as if it's the...

Let's come around to our point of view. >> all individuals are contained. getting ready to fire. >> we got a guy shooting. now he's behind the building. >> the helicopter crew gets permission from the commanding officer on the ground to fire on the group. >> clear. all right. firing. >> line them up. >> come on, fire. [ gunfire ] >> they're running. >> keep shooting. >> the apache fires and fires and fires into this group of guys. it appears that they're all dead right away. >> look at those dead bastards. >> nice. >> a few minutes pass and the reuters employee begins crawling away. >> he's go...

Zones. >> complete on one. >> caught on camera as they come under fire themselves. >> they've been taking incoming rounds from at least two directions on these hills. >> war reporting is as old as war itself, and for journalists covering the wars in iraq and afghanistan it's as dangerous as ever. in 2008, nbc news' richard engel the network's chief foreign correspondent, heads to afghanistan to report the story of soldiers based at restrepo. >> we didn't know what we were going to find. we went to the korangal valley which at the time was the most dangerous place in afghanistan. so we knew we ...