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recession and the stock market is inflated and he could reduce the $19 trillion deficit within eight years. bob costa and bob woodward met him and said it was an extremely candid. i think my headline for me was what he said about the economy in a precarious situation that there is a bubble but then we asked about what would be your advice as a stockbroker or somebody who provides tips on the stock. and i was really surprised. he said, it s terrible now. this is not the time to invest in the stock market. economists said it s very odd for a major party nominee to make this kind of bleak statement about the american economy and in all of your years reporting, have you seen a candidate say this kind of thing about the economy? no. what they say is they may criticize the incumbent from the other party and say, the economic policies are not working and i have better policies. but what trump was saying is that this is really dreary. let s talk more about this with ste ....
may at this point. in the news business, it sometimes feels like that. when the news cycle gets stuck on one story. this week the political news cycle got stuck on one news story about the republican presidential primary. the story of whether or not the republican party was going to have a hard time accepting donald trump as their party s new leader and as their party s presidential nominee. there s been a lot of opinion expressed about this matter, there s been a lot of speculation about it. we have on this show tried to stay focused on the data rather than just the opinion on this matter. because i think most of the data suggests that the republican party is not having that hard a time accepting donald trump as their nominee. after all, mr. trump received more votes in the republican primary this year than any republican presidential candidate has ever received before. we ve also been reporting that for all the beltway ink that s been spilled over this idea that repub ....
when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. what was supposed to be a press conference about donations to veterans charities devolved into an omni-directional airing of grievances with presumptive republican presidential nominee donald trump berating political enemies in his own party, going after a federal judge for his handling of a lawsuit brought by trump university, unlear being insets against the media for seeking to hold trump to account for donations he promised to make. i m not looking for credit. but what i don t want when i raise millions of dollars, have people say, like this sleazy guy right over here from abc. he s a sleaze. you re a sleaze. because you know the fakes and you know the facts well. about those facts. in january, when he was feuding with fox news, trump skipped a fox-hosted presidential debate and with great fanfare held a competing event to raise money for veterans groups. we set up the website, i ca ....
story about the republican presidential primary. the story of whether or not the republican party was going to have a hard time accepting donald trump as their party s new leader and as their party s presidential nominee. there s been a lot of opinion expressed about this matter, there s been a lot of speculation about it. we have on this show tried to stay focused on the data rather than just the opinion on this matter. because i think most of the data suggests that the republican party is not having that hard a time accepting donald trump as their nominee. after all, mr. trump received more votes in the republican primary this year than any republican presidential candidate has ever received before. we ve also been reporting that for all the beltway ink that s been spilled over this idea that republican elected officials and party leaders are having a hard time with mr. trump, there really just isn t that evidence of anybody saying no to him. we reported last night we ....
presidential primary, whether or not the republican party was going to have a hard time accepting donald trump as their party s new leader and as their party s presidential nominee. there has been a lot of opinion expressed, a lot of speculation about it. on this show we tried to stay focused on the data rather than just the opinion on this matter. i think most of the data suggests that the republican party is not having that hard a time accepting donald trump as their nominee. after all mr. trump received more votes in the republican primary this year than any republican presidential candidate has ever received before. we ve also been reporting that for all of the beltway ink that s spilled over this idea that republican elected officials and party leaders are having a hard time with mr. trump there isn t that much evidence of anybody saying no to him. we reported last night we could find so few republican members of congress who were explicitly opposed to donald trump ....