JON SCOTT (HOST): But there was that email sent out to members of Congress saying, “Let's put this Khan controversy behind us, let's try and focus our efforts in -- on other areas.” And yet the candidate himself continues to bring that up. 

PAUL MANAFORT: The candidate wanted to make clear two things on the Khan situation, and we've put it behind us frankly. One is he does sympathize with the family for the loss, but two, he was concerned more about what caused that loss,which is the failed policies of Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, that led to the rise of ISIS, led to the destabilizing of the situation there, and cause the deaths of many other American families, of sons and daughters, so that's what he was talking about. The Khan situation was not a core as Khan, it was part of a bigger message and that's what our candidate is trying to talk about. 

SCOTT: Also these reports that Donald Trump and his security briefings was asking about the use of nuclear weapons, is that true? 

Previously: 

CNN Hosts Shut Down Trump Spokeswoman On Trump’s False Claim That He Opposed The Iraq War

CNN Lets Trump Spokesperson Falsely Blame Obama For 2004 Death Of Captain Humayun Khan

Trump vs. Khan: How Smearing Everyday Americans Became A Right-Wing Media Tradition