No, this is about Donald Trump being remarkably consistent. He's a con man.

But this has been the heart of his campaign. Now he thinks, 76 days in the election, he's going to change. Have the facts changed? Well no, of course not. The politics have.

I don't believe he's stupid enough to think that he's going to get African-American votes. He's a smart man. He's trying to reassure and reach out to moderate whites to say I'm not a racist.

You know, Mrs. Obama said, it said, character is revealed in a presidential campaign more than it's tested.

In my party, there's no chance to win without it. None, because the coalition President Obama put together that Hillary is trying to inherit is built on young people, people of color and unmarried women.

Yes, it's done real damage. It has. I'd say, when the story broke, I -- to quote George W. Bush, I misunderestimated the damage that this would do.

There's this myth that somehow Trump is off message when he says this divisive hateful incendiary things, he needs to get back on message, that is the Trump message.

This says a lot more about Donald Trump and the conspiracy theorists than it says about Hillary.

They need to go to battle stations here. They need to disavow this guy, and they need to fire the advance person.

Democrats want to personalize. They want to humanize this.

He's a very deliberative guy. But he's not afraid of anybody.

You need to show -- her service is important and it should be honored but if it is a distraction from winning Democrats cannot afford it.