these two but no one is advocating that. >> town hall coming up with greta next. that's going to do it for fox report on sunday. it's already the 3rd. i'll see you back at noon eastern tomorrow on "outnumbered." ♪ welcome to the great state of wisconsin for on the record's one-hour town hall with donald trump. wisconsin is the birthplace of the republican party. 1854 in the small town of ripen. wisconsin is the state of political passion in the state of hot political warfare. bargaining reform sparked protests at the capital and even a senate walkout where state venn tor senators fled to illinois. it's a stand alone primary and there's been none in two weeks

and not be another for two weeks. our gust tonight and joining me here at the university of wisconsin milwaukee is presidential candidate donald trump. nice to see you, donald trump. >> thank you. [ cheers & applause ] >> okay. donald, the audience is going to ask you questions. i'm going to take the first couple of questions. first you want to get rid of obama care, right? >> we will repeal it, replace it with something less expensive and so much better. it doesn't get worse. >> let's say a woman had cancer 20 years ago in her early 20, she's now early 40s, two children, single, no more obamacare, breast cancer back again. under trump-care what will it look like? >> we'll take care of it?

>> how? >> we're going to have competition among all of the insurance companies that want to compete although actually hay like the monopoly. but we have, whether it's health care -- if you lock at the health care savings accounts, if you look at -- there's probably nine different options. the worst option is obamacare. i can tell you the audience understands, 35%, 45%, 50% increase in premiums this year. the detuktables are so high and outrageous that unless you're about ready to go, you're not going to be able to use it. obamacare is a catastrophe. we're going to take care of people just like you said. we're going to have great health care for much less money. >> are you saying it's much less money because of competition? medical costs are going up. >> it's competition. in obamacare you've got things you won't use but you're paying for them. whereas what we want, you can tailor make it.

this way you're going to have a lot of options. the insurance companies like the way it is. they're making a fortune. you're going to have competition around. they're probably going to fight it. they've been fighting it. when they approved obamacare, they almost got -- i called it the boundary line around each state. they almost got rid of the boundary lines. but at the last moment the different companies, whether it's insurance or electric or lumber or what, they totally controlled the politicians. i'm a self funder. i'm self funding. i'm going to do what's right for the people. i'm the only one here, i think probably since ross pa roe. i'm the only one. it's been many, many years. i'm self funding. i'm going to do the right thing. >> will it be universal health care, everybody will have health care? >> whoever wants it is going to have it. >> but it's a money problem. people can't afford it. >> you know what i said and i

took a lot of heat from the republicans. i said nobody is going to be dying on the street if i'm president. nobody is dying on the street. and the republicans said that's terrible, that's terrible. you know, every time i speak, and i say that to big audiences, they're republicans mostly, although we're going to have a lot of demeanor turnovers, a lot of crossovers from democrats because we have a very big election coming up right here in wisconsin. but every time i said we're not going to allow people that have no money to die on the streets, i get standing ovations from republicans. and some of the so-called conservative geniuses, the people who write the different letters where they make money or the magazines, they say that's terrible, that's terrible. i tell you what. people don't want to see that. we're going to have unbelievable health care. when people can't afford it we're going to help them out whether it's through medicare or whatever. we're going to help them out. we've got to.

>> today on george stephanopoulos this week, said tone and tenor matters in this election. you've got a lot of criticism for you tone or tenor. is it going to change or do you have no objection to it? >> i mean, i agree with him 100%, tone does matter. i get criticized by jeb bush wib was criticized, i don't like his tone. many the meantime, he's gone. my tone is going to change as soon as i finish the victory. we have two left. we had 17 and now we have two left. i'm leading by a lot. people talk about i'm leading by 300 delegates. but i'm leading cruz who would be a terrible candidate, by the way. a terrible candidate. i'm leading by hundreds of delegates, almost 300 delegates. but i'm leading by millions of votes which nobody ever talks about. and yes, tone to me matters. being presidential matters. my wife -- >> what does that mean?

>> my wife said, please, be more presidential. in other words don't be so aggressive. in a way we want an aggressive president. don't we sort of want that? that's okay. my daughter said, ivan ka just had a baby, i'm very proud of that -- that's sort of the reason i'm doing this. why am i doing this? to make america great again. he said on the final debate, be very presidential. i've done great in the debates. i've won every one of the debates. be presidential. if somebody hits me, i have to hit them back. i have to. i'm not going to sit there and say i'm wonderful, i'm a president. i want to win. i will be so presidential you won't believe it. >> what does that mean? be maybe not be so aggressive, maybe not get to personal. but when people get personal with me, they say they don't like my hair. okay? if i ever said i don't like their hair it would be a

headline. they're allowed to say whatever they want to about me. my hair is not that bad is it? and it is my hair. but you know what happens? what happens is they hit me and i hit them back harder. and usually in all cases they do it first. but they hit me and i hit them back harder and they disappear. that's what we want to lead the country. but i promise you, let me finish it off, i will be so presidential, greta, you will be so proud of me. you know i'm a smart guy. being presidential is easy but you make me very boring. you won't want to interview me anymore. >> what does that mean? you're going to stop tweeting? >> no. i don't think so. it's like owning my own newspaper. i have twitter, 7.5 million people. picking up hundreds of thousands in a short period of time. facebook i have close to 7 million or more than 7 million people. with instagram, we have like 2

million. i have 16, 17 million people. that's my -- that's like owning the "the new york times" without the losses. why should i give it up? why should i give it up, right? >> as president. >> as president i would take it differently, yeah. i would agree with that. no, as president i think i would be different on that. i wouldn't be doing it much. obama does it a little bit when not that i want to use him as an example. that's some example. but as president i probably would not be doing it, maybe not be doing it out all. but i have millions and millions of people, they rely on it, they love it. and i think it's one of the reasons i'm doing so well. when you go sbro deuced me as a candidate but i'm really by far the front runner. by far. she didn't say that. i was surprised. let's do that introduction again. but i didn't want to hear it. but i think some of it is because of social media. >> abortion. 1999 to tim russert were you very pro-choice with your words.

although you said you didn't like it. >> that's important. really just before that they never play that. >> i said it. i read it, i said it. >> but when they show it, if they would go ten seconds before, we was pained when i said it. i was like, oh, like i really don't like it. but i am pro-life period. >> 2015 you made the public announcement that you're pro-life and then this last week it's all over the map preside. >> i wouldn't say all over the map. >> tell me what you're thinking. >> i'm pro-life. ronald reagan was pro-life. with the exceptions. with the three exceptions. that was ronald reagan and that's been me and it's been me for quite a period of time. then when they ask questions about different things or they ask theoretical questions in theory, in theory if you did

this or that and this, the question that was asked to me, you talk about twitter, so many people on twitter and -- robert jeffers who is a fantastic guy, on your show, pastor jeffers wi, he was saying what an answer. a good answer. but frankly no one is going to do more for women more than me. nobody respects women more than me. and i took that answer, i didn't like it because a lot of peel didn't understand it. women go through a lot. they go through a tremendous punishment of themselves. i wasn't sure people would unsd it. so i clarified it. it was a clarification and i think i was well-accepted. >> now a question from the audience. a question from amy. >> hi, mr. trump thank you for taking my question. >> thank you. >> my husband and i are hardworking middle class folks and every year it's tax season i'm shocked to see how much we pay in taxes every year.

i personally know people who have no jobs and no income who are getting $4,000, to $5,000 tax returns. how can this happen and what are you going to do to tree yat a tax system that's fair and balanced for everyone? >> such a great question. dr. cud low, a fantastic economist loves my plan. a lot of people love my plan. we're giving the biggest tax breaks of any -- big decrease, of any candidate running or has run. it's not even close. the one criticism would be it's too much. because our middle class has been run out of town, they've been run out of the country. our jobs have been taken, everything has been taken. we're the highest paid -- in terms of taxes, no country in the world has higher taxes than the united states. the highest in the world. so we're going to change all of it. i have a policy. it's on donald j. trump.com, a

great tax plan. your taxes are going way down, especially the middle class and business is going way way down. highest tax in the world. i think you're going to love it. and the other thing is we're simplifying it, not only cutting it substantially, we're simplifying it. you' not going to have to go out and hire these firms, h and r block and pay a fortune to hire h and r block because it's so complicated you can't figure it out. very simple, very few brackets. one of the things we're doing for business, we have companies that are leaving the country because they can't bring money into the country. not only are their taxes too high, there are trillions of dollars out of the country. so many companies are leaving our country because they have money outside of the country. everybody wants to live, democrats and republicans and they can't make a deal because you have a president that's not a leader. all of this money is going to be allowed to come back in and we're going to keep our companies in the united states. so important. a big big tax reduction.

>> does everybody get a tax break, even the very rich in. >> the very rich are going to be paying -- well, first of all on the very rich, let me explain. we have things in the very rich that are so unfair to the general public, especially the hedge funds guys, that are very complex that a lot of people wouldn't understand. but i'm getting rid of carried interest and frankly the ones that i'm really concerned about -- you know, i like the workers. i call them the workers of this country the best. i don't necessarily like the very rich, even though i'm one of the very rich. but the very rich are going to end up probably paying more but there's an incentive for them to invest in the country and create jobs. >> let me ask you about washington. i' in order to change the tax code you've got to get the house -- you've got to get washington to work. and there's so much special interest built into this whole

tax code. every single one to have 3300 exemptions is a special interest of somebody. how are you going to get this to happen? how? >> i've, dealing with politicians my whole life. if you can't deal with a politician, there's something wrong with you. i built a great company and as you know i filed all of my papers, they're beautifully filed, and the press went down, they said at the federal elections office it's like a feeding frenzy because they were hoping maybe it wouldn't be so good. it turned out it's not only good, much bigger than anyone would have thought. it's a phenomenal company, very low debt, very big -- >> but you think you can get washington to work? >> and i will tell you -- yeah. and i just want to say the reason i'm doing it is because that's the kind of thinking -- i'm not saying that in a bragging way. that's the kind of thinking our country needs. we have $19 trillion in debt et cetera. i deal with politicians. i was an establishment person nine months ago before i decided

to run. once i decided to run trump wasn't an establishman. it's not like they're bad people but they have reasons for not doing it. they're fighting each other. there's total gred lock in washington. you have a president that has no control over his own party let alone the republicans. you're suppose to get them in the room and make good deals, not bad deals, great deals. that's what i can do. >> a question from the audience from jay my. >> what are your thoughts on minimum wage and the fight for 15 movement? >> the minimum wage is a complex situation because we have a noncompetitive country. if you look at what's going on throughout the world, we're considered -- one of the big problems we have are wages. i'm going to make our country so competitive that people of minimum wage are going to escape the minimum wage. they're going to go up and make a lot of money. they're going to be involved with companies that are really successful where they can be paid more and more money. if you start raising the money

mum wage, you're going to make aat of our companies even more noncompetitive. we're going to bring jobs back from china, from mexico and japan and all of these countries that are ripping us off, taking our money, taking our jobs. knocking our manufacturing. in wisconsin you take a look. your manufacturing jobs in wisconsin are way, way down. i used to think wonderful things about wisconsin. i was given a plaque by the governor because i supported him. i gave him a lot of money. >> he's not in support of you? >> no, he's not, you know why? because i knocked him out of the presidency. and you know how i knocked him out? and i was actually surprised. it was a story in "time" magazine, a nice story, cove story on him. i've had more than him lately. there was one paragraph toward the end, a very bad paragraph, it talked about a deficit of $2.2 billion, imbhans of the

budget, $2.2 billion, all sorts of bad thing, the schools are in bad shape. i said what is this all about? and when i looked at it i said, wow, that's true. when i got up and started hitting him with information about wisconsin, your jobs, your loss of so much, all of the sudden he went from being the front runner to saying buy b ii i'm getting out of the race. >> we have another question. >> people don't know the facts but those are the facts. >> first of all, are you supporting donald trump? >> i am currently an independent voter. >> he will be. >> we'll see. >> go ahead. >> i'm an iraq war veteran and i've seen first hand the devastation war caused on our servicemen and women. 22 veterans commit suicide per day. you have said you intend to repeal obamacare how would you address the mental health needs

that our veterans have been -- excuse me, our mental health needs the veterans have been clearly ignored. >> i get the question all of the time. especially regarding mental health for the veterans. because they've gone under trauma like nobody has seen trauma. here's what we're doing. the veterans in our country have been treated horribly. i am endorsed by so many veterans groups. i'm sure most of your friends are endorsing me. we're going to change the va. the va is so badly run -- first of all it's corrupt. the phoenix va is so corrupt. it's all over the country. we're changing the va, going to make it good. but we're going to give people, for instance yourself, people are waiting in line, you know this better than anybody, five, six, seven days just to see a doctor. we have so many suicide in the veterans administration from the veterans, so many suicide nobody

has seen anything like it. it's almost like -- nobody wants to talk about it's such a bad problem. and you know about the problem. and a lot of them can't get to see their doctor. when a person is waiting online for a certain period of time, they eesh going to have the right to see a private doctor, go to a hospital private or public that's in their community already. some of the people have to travel a day just to get to a veterans' hospital. it's a horrible situation. i know it so whelp in new hampshire it really started, they endorsed me in new hampshire. have a tremendous veterans population in new hampshire. i learned so much about the veterans and the veterans' problems from the people of new hampshire and i said, let me tell you, you put me in we're going to solve the problem. we're solving the problem. you're going to see a private doctor or go to a hospital, public or private and get yourselves taken care of and we're going to pay the bill because we have to. in the end it's going to be less expensive. but we're going to take care of it. you will see. thank you. >> is that the answer you want

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welcome back. [ cheers & applause ] welcome back to on the record's one-hour town hall with presidential candidate donald trump. and we are coming to you from milwaukee where on tuesday wisconsin voters will hit the polls. let's get back to their

questions. donald, you've talked a moment ago about how important competition is. >> right. >> in a president trump administration what would you do about the fact, for instance, alaska airlines is looking to purchase virgin america and we've had, since the 1980s, many fewer air carriers, much less competition. what would your trust be like? >> i don't like a lot of the mergers that we're seeing. you're going to end up with one big fat airline. i wouds look at it carefully. that may not be the republican thing to say. if we don't have competition to keep some competition we're going to have a lot of problems with the country. i won't say it because what do i need certain industries against me for. you've got to have competition to be great. and when you see these big fat mergers and the companies get bigger, bloated and they don't do well. they don't even do well for their stockholders. but all of the sudden they don't have the competition and the

airline business, they have all f 0 these gates and nobody else can get in, nobody can break the system. so i would be very, very careful about this. i want to see competition at all levels. >> we have a question from an audience member. first of all, who are you voting for on tuesday? will you tell snus? >> let's see how he answers the question. >> that's fair. >> i don't know how much you know about wisconsin, we have a lot to be proud of here. for me, i'm most proid of our university system. we're incredibly blessed with our university system. >> i've heard that. >> in fact, we have to give our university a shoutout. we were just awarded research one status this year which is a big deal. my question, as a doctoral student and someone who teaches undergraduate, we're worried about the rising cost of education, the ability of our students to be able to afford

college tuition. several canidates come bout with their plans of lowering or free education. do you have a plan and if so do you have a way of paying for that plan? >> there's no such thing as free education. you know ultimately somebody else is going to be paying for that education. as a -- i can't believe i'm saying this as a politician. i'm not a politiciapolitician. i love to say free education. but again if somebody gets free education, all of the people, their rates are going to go up. bernie, if you took 100% of everybody, you know, if their taxes were literally, if everything was paid if taxes, you wouldn't be able to pay. it's just words. but i get that question more than any single question, especially because i've gotten to know so many young people, they're incredible and i go to

colleges. the first question i get is student debt and why is it so expensive. the students become a conduit to the united states government and the colleges are not watching their costs, they don't care because the students are here, the government gives them the money and the college is here. you take a look at the way college costs are rising and there's no reason for it. they are letting them go up. and the problem is the students are getting crushed because, again, the government just keeps giving them more and more money and the student gives it to the college. we're going to look into that because we have to keep it down. we have to keep it down. some of the colleges do a good job. many of them i don't think they care what the cost is because they get so much money. we're going to do something for the students. we're going to have extensions and lower interest rates and a lot of good things. because if we don't do that -- greta, it's unbelievable. i get this question so much and constantly, not even from students, from people who got crushed because the students are getting crushed. but the best answer of all, i'm going to create jobs.

what does that have to do with it? you have student debt, you're a good student, you look for a job and can't find a job. we're going to bring jobs back to this country. we're not going to let china and new mexico all mexico -- they're not going to let the companies like pfizer go. when you do well, now you're going to look for a job and get a great job, the job that you want. but we're going to do something with engs tensions and low interest rates. thank you. >> we have more questions for donald trump. we're going to take a short break and be right back with our on the record 2016 town hall. hey buddy, you're squashing me! liquid wart remover? could take weeks to treat. embarrassing wart? dr. scholl's freeze away wipes 'em out fast with as few as one treatment. freeze away! dr. scholl's. the #1 selling freeze brand.

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nuclear arms race, number one. number two, do you worry about the odds of terrorists groups getting access to nuclear arms is greatly enhanced unless we prevent south korea and japan from getting nuclear weapons? >> i worry about that anyway. the best thing you can do is knock the hell out of isis really fast and get rid of it. can you wonder how really great generals not being able to handle isis. it's ridiculous. we're going to make our military bigger, stronger, better than before. nobody is going to mess with us. let me tell you, they take little segments. i gave an answer to a show and it was -- they were talking about nato. and i gave a great answer. all of the sudden, all of the great and cysts, like, trump is right about that. >> nuclear weapons in so japan and south korea --

>> no. all of the sudden the extras saying we never thought of it that way it's not focused on terrorism which is a big problem we have now. we have to go to japan, germany, south korea and saudi araby where they have money like nobody has ever seen money before. we defend these countries. we're not properly reimbursed for the money we're spending. we're defending the world. the policemen to the world. we're defending japan as an example. it's wonderful they're paying $2 billion but what difference does that make? they're sending us cars by the millions, making a fortune off of us, like everybody else. who doesn't. everybody makes a fortune because we have the worst trade deal negotiated every in the world. we go to japan an say listen, now got to pay more. we want to defend you. i don't want them to have nukes

or defend themselves. but at some point we can't continue to do this. we can't continue. we have $19 trillion in debt because of the horrible omnibus budget that was just approved, it's going to be $21 trillion very soon. we go to japan, we go to these countries and we make better deals. but you have to be prepared to walk. it's possible they'll have to defend themselves but we cannot spend billions and billions and billions of dollars on defending all of these countries that have plenty of money to defend themselves. they view us as people that are not very smart. they never put that in. they always say trump wants japan to go nuclear. i don't. i really don't. but listen, when you have north korea and you have japan and they're very close to each other, and frankly we're sort of semi involved. we don't want to be involved. at some point it could happen anyway. but i want them to pay. this is true for all countries. saudi arabia was making a billion dollars a day, and now

they make a little less because of the oil prices are down. don't worry about them. you've never seen money like this. if something goes wrong we're defending saudi arabia. i don't want to reimbursed. i want to be reimbursed. nobody in the media ever u says that. >> patrick has a question for you. patrick, first of all, have you decided who you're voting for on tuesday? >> i'm swayed trump but i'm here today to figure out. >> one i'm a criminal justice major here and a proud brother of a police officer in sioux falls, south dakota. >> good. >> my question today for you, america seems to be caught in the middle of a political storm with passions flaring from close to coast. one thing we can all agree on is the safety of every american, both abroad and at home. august 19th, 2014 an american

journalist named james foley, a grad in town lost his life to the hand of evil. if you were to become president, what would you do to ensure the safety of everyone at home, everyone abroad and those still missing like robert heavenson who has been missing since 2007 with little known whereabouts? >> assuming he's alive -- >> i would have made that deal too. >> one of the worst deals ever negotiated. did you see obama yesterday say he's disappointed in iran. i said, where has he been. i could have told him that before he signed the deal. one of the dumbest deals i've ever been. he should have been a part of the deal. they paid $150 billion. those prisoners should have been back years ago before we started negotiating that dumb deal. let me just say, james foley, i know his parents very well. i've made a major contribution to the foundation in honor of

james foley. i know what happened and it's a disgrace that a thing like that is allowed to happen. we have to stop that with veracity. we're dealing in the medieval times. when i was going to grade school, we would study medieval times and talk about chopping off heads. james foley seems to be the first in terms of so public where it was so horribly done and people saw it. we're going to get it stondz. remember this, the border patrol, if you look at sheriff joe from arizona, the toughest, smartest people are supporting and endorsing donald trump. the toughest and the smartest. we've got to create strong borders and fight them over there before they come over here. we're going to have strong borders. but we're going to have a very important thing. the syrians coming in, we have to stop it because we don't know who these people are.

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>> i'm leaning towards the ohio governor, john kasich. >> a mistake. >> according to one of your opponents, it's like voting for you. >> he hurts me more than cruz if you want to know the truth. kasich has one win and 29 losses and he shouldn't even be in it but that's okay. g ahead, ask your question. >> when you were here tuesday evening you attracted protesters who claimed you were anti-immigration. >> yeah. >> i have not heard you say anything that could be interpreted as such. >> rue ear right. >> instead i think you're saying you would like for the immigration laws that are currently in place to be enforce. if you could please articulate what you would do as president to make sure that jobs are going to american citizens who are in this country legally. >> i am totally in favor of immigration. but people that come in have to come in legally. right now they're pouring across the border. it's like swiss cheese. we're going to build a wall.

mexico is going to pay for the wall. we have a trade deficit of $58 million a year with mexico. the wall is going to cost $10 billion around that number. when i give numbers, believe me like i'm building the old post office where you were under budget a head of schedule. the wall will cost $10 billion. when you a deficit with a country, mexico in this case of $58 billion a year, it's very easy to -- you know, the politicians always say you can't get mexico to pay. it will be so easy. but more importantly i will tell you. i want people to come into the country but they have to come in legally. thank you. >> as a follow-up, you talked about your tax plan earlier. could you make sure that those incentives for the businesses don't go to them if they are employing people that should not be here? >> not only that, right now the incentive go to other countries. as you know, what happens is mexico, you look at carriers going there, so many -- they're

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>> we are here with our milwaukee town hall. the delegates do you think they are going to get governor jeb bush carly fiorina. >> i am a real list. i understand. i am not a huge believer in endorsements although i had some that had a huge impact. you look at massachusetts and other places, i got some great endorsements and great statements and like 50 percent i hit them hard. they hit me pretty hard. i hit them really hard. i don't know if they are going to endorse me. frankly i told ted cruz i think he would be a terrible president. i told ted cruz the other day. he doesn't have to endorse me. i don't want him to be under any pressure. don't endorse me. it is not going to have any impact. the people know what's going on. i have been watching the

politicians. they said if we get the house it will be different. they got the house nothing happened. if we get the senate it will be different. now we have the house and senate nothing is different. i know politicians. the endorsements don't mean anything. the only thing that means anything is the people. >> do you get the 237 delegates? >> i can. the polls came out in new york. they know me best. the nice thing about it you saw the new york post i am through the roof. the people that know me best are giving me these fantastic -- they have had to live with me unfortunately for them. the people that know me best pennsylvania has been great and new jersey has been great. >> i have to thank you for coming to my home state of wisconsin. thank you very much donald trump for joining us for our 2016 town hall. and thank you for joining us. we will see you again tomorrow night 7:00 p.m. eastern. good night from milwaukee.

makes a special appearance. check it out and let us know what you thought of tonight's show on twitter. thanks, everyone. >> as hot spots arrive around the world, our military is powering down. >> the army is reducing. >> why worry about the capability and capacity to win in a major fight. >> with the armed forces getting new marching orders. >> our rotc cadets were pressured to walk around in women's high heels. >> it is kind of bizarre. >> is the new u.s. military ready to face new threats? >> you are sending a message to the rest of the world. you are basically he