port, right? >> not lately but i haven't been out past my curfew. >> thank you for joining us. >> "american headquarters" starts now. today donald trump is going to receive his fivtd intelligence briefing in less than an hour from now. this as the campaign undergoes a big shakeup at the top. hello, everybody. good afternoon you do. i'm martha maccallum. donald trump here in new york where he gets his first intelligence briefing in about an hour. this is something that's done for the nominees in both parties. hillary clinton right now wrapping up a speech in ohio. she's talking about taxes and her new plan. here's a new gop poll showing hillary clinton leading by 11 points, 47-36 in a three-way contest in the home state of his

running mate mike pence. chief political correspondent carl cam rob is live outside trump tower where the action is today in new york city with more on this for us. hello, carl. >> reporter: hi, martha. you have to remember it's a red state. if you look at a lot of the battleground states including quinnipiac polls out today, in a lot of the battle grounld states, hillary clinton has moved tout a double-digit lead. the trump campaign realizes they've got to do. as for the classified briefing scheduled for 3:00, that's looking look it's going have to slide. trump also plans to have a meeting with law enforcement today, a roundtable discussion, as a matter of fact. it looks like that might start late, and given that the briefing is at the federal building more than 30 or 40 south blocks of here in traffic, 3:00 may be a little early for that briefing, but it is an

important moment. donald trump will get his first briefing from a variety of officials. he'll bring with him retired lieutenant general mike flynn as well as new jersey governor chris christie. trump has said this morning and over the last couple of days, he's not sure he can trust the analysis of government officials looking at the analysis given so many mistakes that he dates back to the day the decision was made to go to iraq which he said he opposed. there is a shakeup. the campaign has now added two new senior officials. the first is stephen bannon who will become the chief executive of the campaign outranking all others. bannon is the boss. he's a firebrand conservative, the kind that likes to go against the establishment in a very, very big way. it's becoming a predominant theme.

politics as we know it has to change. the establishment and government and politics as we know it has to be undone and refashioned in the trump world. the second person added is the new campaign manager is kellyanne conway. she's a longtime republican pollster and consultant. both bannon and conway have known trump for years. so this sort of lair s -- lay paul manafort who will remain on the job, but it suggests that manafort and others who have tried to get trump to pivot and be more mainstream has not been that successful and trump continues to run the kind of campaign he wants to run on his own terms. >> we've got them coming up. carl, thank you very much. as you just heard, duch is holding a roundtable.

this is a followup. he told a crowd there in milwaukee last night that hillary clinton is against the police, he believes, and working to win over african-american voters. >> the police, believe me. you know it and i know it and guess what? she knows it. they have fostered the dangerous anti-police atmosphere in america and all throughout america. i'm asking for the vote of every african-american citizen the democratic party has failed and betrayed, the african-american community. >> he touched on something here that is getting a lot of attention and a lot of conversation given what we've seen going on in inner cities in this country. let's talk about this with xavier pope, a sports and entertainment attorney.

and former nypd detective. xavier, let me start with you. you heard the outreach last night from donald trump saying to african-americans in cities like milwaukee democratic leadership has let you down, they promised you things, and you show up and vote for them when the time comes, but they don't follow through on those promises. what do you think about that? >> i think donald trump should deliver on a promise by making one. what is donald trump going to do to change the mind of african-american voters who have historically voted democrat for years? what is the plan donald trump plans to put forward? we want to hear more than rhett writ. we want to hear plans. >> i understand what you're saying, but for the moment let's look at what happens. he's saying in these cities like milwaukee, for almost 100 years or more than 100 with democratic leadership, the problems have only increased for african-americans in these cities in terms of unemployment

and the breakdown of the families. he says, look, you've been promised all these things but you haven't gotten the handout or the help or the handout hasn't done wait was supposed to do what was build people up. i would love for people to address that. is it a failure of the democratic leaders in these communities or not in your opinion? >> i think there is a disconnect in politics in this country. donald trump is addressing some of the worst fears of african-americans and saying, come vote for me in saying you've been failed by democratic leadership. that's not the point. the point is what is he going to do? >> hold on, exavier, because you're dodging my question here. do you feel like in places like in milwaukee and in baltimore and detroit, have they done what they promised to do for the african-american community? are you satisfied with the work

they've done? that's the first question? can you answer that? >> my answer to that, martha, is what -- >> no, that's not an answer. i'm saying look at the last 50 years ex-avier in these cities because as you say they've routinely added officials, if you look at it with an open mind do, you think they've gotten what they asked for or given you a vote and not gotten negs baan essentially. >> never mind. i tried three times to ask you a question. >> we have to move forward. we can't keep looking bardback ward. >> that's the argument. should african-american people look at another option politically and say i want something better? >> they absolutely should look at another option. they should options.

no one should check off democrat and make their vote that way. my point is people want to hear plans in this election. people are tired of rhetoric, tired of he said, she said. people want solution. like everyone in your audience that's watching this program right now, they want to know how to get back to work, whether it's in the small town of america or urban merge. how to improve education, how to create jobs, improve our standing in the world. those are important questions to beanced. instead of blaming and going back and forth, people need solutions and plans so then he could get the votes that he's seeking, martha. >> let's see what the others have to say. >> i think what donald trump needs to address, we need a short-term response to the anti-cop temperament that's in

here and long-term solution. we cannot allow cities to burn down every time a police officer does his or her job and that's the temperament in this community now. to stop that, donald trump needs to address that. you cannot do it this way. and we can't have cops afraid to do their jobs and protect the rest who aren't violently protesting. that's what cops do. we can't have them in the shadows because of protests like this constantly every time they do their job. >> cops are holding back. we hear it time and time again. is that your experience? is that your understanding? >> yes, it is, martha. i believe what the others are saying and what the current leadership has done was distract to the police officers what the true problem is in the inner cities with the democratic

environment and they blame the police officers going back to remember beergate with professor henry lewis gates when the president came out and aligned the cambridge police department and said they acted stupidly without knowing the facts. we've seen that happen and seen every political leader take that stance because it's now okay. yeah, officers do fear fear going back out and not so much for the people that are out there but because of those that are not going to back our backs. >> exavier, you do want to have a final thought on this? >> i believe police officers should be allowed to do their jobs and those who break the law should go to jail. i think that police officers should be trained. but there also should be some outreach in those communities so that there is -- when i grew up there was officer friend will in

our classroom. let's have more construction. instead of, hey, let's lock them up, let's see how to bring officers and communities together and then we can focus on getting people back to work, getting proper education and building the communities up. i don't care if they're democ t democratic or republican. >> do you agree with donald trump, he said we have to make these cities safe. you can't do anything until people feel safe and i have heard many people in these communities say, look, i'm afraid to go out of my house. i need the police. i need them to keep my block safe so i can get to work in the morning, so my kids can go to school. they need the strong presence and if anybody steps out of line, there will be repercussions. do you recommend that idea? >> i recommend that the police work in the communities they serve so the residents feel comfortable and the police fees comfortable. we want to protect them too.

you have to bring them together. instead of what he said, she said, or solution on the other side of the ring pointing fingers at one another. bring communities together, put people to work, get small businesses to work. make people feel comfortable that they can get a job and education. >> no argument there at all. that is what everybody wants. it seems like sometimes there are two sides that feel like there's a different way to get to that point but we've got to have these conversations, exavier. thank you very much. >> you're welcome. thanks for having me. >> and thank you both. the death toll is rising in louisiana after days of heavy rain and devastating flooding. it is not over yet. we'll take you live. look at this. imagine this is your neighborhood and this is what's going on right now. your heart goes out to these people. >> donald trump's campaign has a big shakeup.

what's the impact on the downed ballot where people are getting concerned? sean spicer of the rnc will join me next. >> the reason you see the establishment and the establishment media like up behind my opponent is because they are scared that you with your vote can take away their power.

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fox news alert. deadly wildfire getting worse as we speak. the wind picking up. it's known as the blue cut sire and it has scorched tens of thousands of acres and forced 80,000 people from their homes. live on the scene in california,

how does it look there today? >> reporter: what they're worried about is what's happening now. i come to my right, your left. you see what's burned out here. you notice the wind is starting to pick up in the trees. out on the hillside is where one of the areas continues to burn here. it's rapidly expanding. you can see the smoke blowing from several different directions. you can see units going in all different directions. it's burning all over here, burned through yesterday. we're going to come around here. there's at least two plumes of smoke. right here and one on the hillside to the left up there. they have fire dropped helicopters as well as planes. more than 30,000 acres have burned here. 30,000 homes have been affected. 80,000 people here.

>> thank you very much. this time donald trump brought in bright bar stephen bannon. a former author and former navy and a bit at goldman sachs and he's the new ceo of the cam pape and to the left of your screen is kellyanne conway. they're saying it's a shakeup, an expansion. kellyanne conway spoke with us this morning and here's what she said. >> it's a busy home stretch to election day and we need to beef up the senior level rolls in the way way're dividing and conquering. there's just a great deal to do. >> there's a great deal to do and she's concerned about some of the polls they have seen and it's time to ramp up. hi, good to have you with me

here today. >> thank you. >> is there concern about the rnc campaign? >> no, i think as kellyanne put it, this is an expansion. we're heading into the final 45 days. this is healthy. i think both campaigns will probably do this. these are very senior people that continue to help put the strategy together to make sure we've got a path to victory this november. >> you hears out there. there are some who are trying to defund the trump campaign. you've got toomey in pennsylvania, rubio in florida, kelly ayotte in new hampshire and the senate may be looking like it's falling into tricky territory for republicans. >> it's interesting. i think the people who sign thad let very a fundamental m

misunderstanding of how politics works. they may have worked on the hill for a year. you need to care. not only should we care about not giving the majority over to hillary clinton, if you want to remain we need a healthy and strong and vibrant top of the ticket. there's no other way to run, so any republican who doesn't understand that is frankly helping to hand the keys not only to hillary clinton in the white house but hand the democrats the majority in the senate and that's an unbelievably dangerous thing. it's one thing for her to nom nant appointees but not to have mitch mcconnell and the like stop them, they're playing with fire. this is not a good strategy at all. >> very interesting. i want to share a story that came out of "the boston globe" with regard to hillary clinton. it endorses hillary clinton but it calls on the clinton foundation to cease all accepting of donations.

in today's op-ed, they write many of the donations come from overseas with troubling human rights records. they go on to suggestion they should be shuttered all together if she wins calling it a distraction and liability. what do you think about that? >> again, i think there's no question. the clinton foundation has raised some serious question about the relationship between the donors who gave to the clinton foundation and the treatment give given to the state department. we've seen one instance of an individual with absolutely no credentials being appointed to an intelligence task force by the government. the bigger question that hillary clinton has still to address, what would happen to the foundation under a clinton white house? those are real serious questions. it's not only the past but they've avoided any conversation about how they'll handle them in

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all right. let me give you a sense of what you're seeing in this room. this is actually very interesting. this is the trump conference room in trump tower. you can see the trump/pence sign on that monitor right there. this is right in trump tower, several floors above fifth avenue. he's holding a roundtable on terrorism, on law enforcement, and he's surrounded by really his top advisers on these issues. you see peter king, the

congressman from new york who's been very involved in security. rudy giuliani is also in that room. at one end i believe on the right-hand side is kellyanne conway and paul manafort. it's hard to see from this angle. there's rudy giuliani. he's been speaking quite a bit with regard to issues of terrorism. obviously he has a tremendous amount of experience given the fact he was a mayor of 9/11. he also answers the other part of the equation in terms of policing in forks. he cracked down crime in new york city and helped foster new zones, the 42nd street area that started with the disaster and during the giuliani mayoral term a lot of it turned around. it's about creating a safe place and economic grouchlgt just an interesting thought.

you don't often see the inner working of the trump campaign. we see a lot of rallies during the trump campaign. this is trump at work. that's basically the boardroom of trump tower and he's surrounded by individuals who are talking about strategy when it comes to planning for intercity security and terrorism. i also want to bring in now the c congressman. your thoughts as you look at this room and the people in it, what does it tell you? >> martha, thanks for having me on today. the names that you just read off there are some serious thinkers about how to turn the tide that the president's refused to do in taking on the threat of the islamic terrorism. rudy giuliani and peter king

have a vested interest since 9/11. they're serious thinkers. i think it's just fantastic that they're there lending their wisdom to our nominee mr. trump. >> also i think mike flynn is in that room and perhaps governor christie who we don't see in that shot as we're looking at right now and he may be in there as well. those are the two gentlemen that are going to be accompanying trump. i believe he's going to get three briefings on intelligence which is customary when someone secures the nomination of that party, they're brought into the loop to some extent. how classified is this briefing going to be, do you expect? >> martha, i believe he'll have nearly full access to the panoply of national security information and they'll cover the globe. they'll talk about issues of asia and after ka and the middle east and threats here at home as well. they'll talk about this at a

very high level. he'll get detail that i'm confident he's not had access to before. he'll learn things he didn't know. i remember when i first went on the intelligence committee i learned a lot of things i didn't know. it's very important for our nominee as he moves through the course of the process over the next ten weeks that he understands the scope of the threats around the world and i'm glad these are taking place. >> we're going to stay here in this shot on the left-hand side of the screen. i want to talk about the clinton e-mail issue because, you know, there was so much discussion about the fbi investigation, the questioning of hillary clinton, and exactly what was said in that room because we know director comey when he spoke about it said he did not believe she had lied to them at all, and that was part of, you know, his reasoning in terms of believing that he had the full story from her as she knew it. so now the redacted version of

that fbi interview has been released to congress. you've seen it. what are your thoughts on it? >> yes, ma'am. we received last night a number of documents a 30-page document from the fbi, a document of the interviews, not only mrs. clinton but others as well as mr. bag lee any who set up her private serve. we're under deep restripgss about what we can share and the contents of those materials but we'll be looking to see if we agree with mr. comey. i'll tell you i spent 11 hours with mrs. clinton about the benghazi committee. she said her lawyers reviewed every document. of course, we know she did not do. we'll be sharing with the american people just about everything we can.

>> what? what happens then? will you press for perjury proceedings? is that a road you're willing to go down? >> oh, martha, of course. everyone is held to the same standard. when you speak and testify before congress, you swear to tell the truth and secretary clinton did that. we should hold her to the same standard. i hope that the fbi will do that. think they will do that. i think when they review it there were intentional misstatements made to the american public and congress and she would be treated just like you and i would. >> fascinating. all right. thank you very much. mike pompeo. good to have you with us. so back to hillary clinton for a moment here. she's laying out her tax plan moments ago in the crucial swing state of ohio. she's in cleveland today. she's talking about an all-out attack on donald trump's campaign and what she calls tax fairness. we'll be right back. you can run an errand.

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peter king, i think we mentioned. hoekst hoekstra, i believe is there, former governor of michigan as well. ivanka trump is also part of this discussion. she's at the end of the table with paul manafort. interesting. especially given the changes we've seen in the last 24 hours concerning the leadership of the campaign. it's an at-work conference that is being broadcast -- there's a poll camera in there, so we've got a shot of that. we'll keep one eye on that. in the meantime we'll bring you this, hillary clinton is campaigning in the crucial state of ohio today. she just wrapped up an event there where she touted her tax plan. how is the clinton campaign responding to the trump campaign's shakeup today? any reaction there? >> reporter: well, it's interesting. when she walks through jeanmar shall's school just before her

speech, she did not respond to reporters' questionsing that but then her campaign manager responded to the trump shakeup in which he talked about the breitbart executive and stephen bannon's promotion to the trump campaign. here's what he said. >> donald trump has decided to double down on his most small nasty and divisive instincts by turning his campaign over to somebody who's best known for running a so-called news site that peddles divisive at times racism, anti-muslim, anti-semitic conspiracy theories. >> clinton instead focused on trump's refusal to release his tax returns again and trump's proposal to give, what she said, give tax breaks to him and his family, which would give him a break of billions of dollars,

she said. she attacked him on what she called the trump loophole. >> he wanted to give tax cuts to big corporations, millionaires, wall street money managers. he eefs even created a new tax loophole we call a trup p loophole because it's really good for trump. it would let millionaires and billionaires cut their tax rate in half. >> reporter: here they saw how it had undergone a multi-million-dollar renovation and how they're looking for improving the regional skills gap. it has a school of engineering and others. clinton argue thad the $4 billion that the trump family would save in terms of his tax plan could be used to pay for health insurance for every

veteran in ohio. that's the argument she made here at this gymnasium moments ago. >> thank you. back to the floodwaters in louisiana, we're told they're receding in some areas and getting a closer look at the disaster left behind. at least 11 people died in this flooding and 40,000 homes were damaged in what some call the worst natural disaster since hurricane sandy. now volunteers from across the country are hitting the ground there to help victims recover. look at this. i mean this is incredible. here we go again for the people of louisiana, the beginning of recovery in all of kaycy stieg casey stegall joining us. >> it's pretty sobering. when the water came through it busted out this person's window.

follow me this way. the waters got so high on the house next door you can see all the debris here on the very top of the chain link fence. in fact, a lot of the belonging from inside the home have now been pulled out and just thrown here in the yard. people trying to salvage what they can. just not terribly far from here the same story. we met up with katherine roberson cocoa and her husband who is spending his 90th birthday in floodwaters and watching them rush into his home where they have lived for decades. they have no flood insurance like so many in this area, but they say that it's their faith that is getting them through. >> we have some good neighbors. they've all been pitching in and working with everybody. i'm grateful for that. if people can come through for us, everything will be already. but i trust god more than anything. >> the governor of this state

says some 30,000 people have been rescued since last friday when those epic rains started falling. already more than 70,000 people have registered for federal disaster assistance. a dawn to dusk curfew is also in effect because officials say there have been reports of looting in areas, a tlnld is some fear that the receding floodwaters in and around baton rouge can make their way downstream, so, martha, folks south of here are watching the streams and the bayous very closely. back to you. >> counting on their neighbors and friends in very tough times. thanks for bringing us that story so everybody can get a look at what's going on there and keep those people in their thoughts. thank you, casey. now this story we've been following. that's ryan lochte. this is brand-new surveillance video from the olympic village. it was obtained by the "daily mail" and it appears to show he

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last thing you need to hear. those stories and the rest of the day's big news at the top of the hour. we'll see you then. all right. so donald trump is hoping to relax a little bit. he's doing a reboot of sorts as they announce a shakeup in their campaign. stephen bannon who's the executive chairman of breitbart news is the trump campaign new executive. kellyanne conway is the new senior adviser and she'll now become campaign manager. we spoke with her this morning on "america's newsroom." >> joining me now -- welcome. good to have you both here. >> hypothetically. >> the stevphen bannon pick has

gotten a lot of controversy. >> he's going to throw the negatives right in her lap. he's been exposing people in his role as an anti-establishment journalist. he's going to putz all of o hillary clinton's negatives and drop them right in her lap. >> let's take a look at some of the numbers. there's some new quinn pea miami swing state polls that came out right before we started the program at the top of the hour. here is colorado, 49% to 39% for hillary clinton right now. and let's take a look at the brand-new iowa poll. pretty tight. 47%-44%. a toss-up state. and virginia is not looking good for donald trump, 50%-38%. indiana, 47%-36%.

what do you make of all this? >> well, he's in trouble and that is why the shakeup is happening even though the campaign surrogates are out there saying it's not a shakeup, it's an skpachlkts everyone can see through this. i actually respect them for bringing someone on like kellyanne conway who's very measured, very focused on issues, she's a woman. it's about time they had someone in their senior leadership who was a woman. but it's also a little bit too late, i think, when you look at how much crisis they're in and just the little time they have to make up for it, but even in this crisis moment and with the polls being so in your face, they're unable to just be authentic and say, look, we've heard, we're listening, and so we're making these changes. they're getting it all mixed in with really bad messaging, and then also when you bring him on as ceo to say that he's going to only step up the trump being

trump type of attacks that have gotten them into this hole -- >> they're doubling down on donald trump being donald trump. i think there's plenty of reasons to think that is probably a good idea. we watched mitt romney being neutral. john mccain become mavericky. it didn't work. they need to sting with what works and stick with what you're doing and get more disciplined in that as well. the advertising spending is something we're about to see ramp up for the trump campaign. they were going to do it after the olympics. they're going to start a few days early. the clinton cam pape has spent $61 million. trump has spent zero. what do you think? >> hillary clinton has run for 16 years. the olympic ad buys are expensive. i think when people have come back from this mental state of

august and started to focus on the election, i think you'll see a lot of the ads in states you mention and in other states there's a between trump and clin some swing states. it's the right move and it's going to happen. >> all right. if you're talking about advertising, i think we can't forget that donald trump did get $2 billion worth of freed media and hillary clinton was a close -- or not so close second with something like $770 million, so he has had the dwadvantage, of able to take the republican primary voters directly to him. he never could make the switch to the general election and didn't have a campaign fund raise eg. >> the media has been laying some unfair attacks. we just haven't seen the media approach her like the onion she is, layer, after layer. but it's true -- >> that's hilarious. we've got to leave it there you

guys are touching on something important and i think the next -- obviously the next few months are going to be fascinating and we'll see what those ads look like, and we'll see what they're trying to do. quick break here, ryan lock terin terms of what that new video is when we come back.

this is an interesting story. brazilian judge issued an order for two american swimmers to remain in rio. one of those swimmers is gold medalist, ryan lock tehte, but order is already too late. we have more on that, hi, trace. >> reporter: hey, martha. the reason the judge wanted them to surrenderer and stay in rio is because police have no

questions saying there is no evidence the u.s. swimmers were robbed. part of the confusion is lochte and his teammates never reported the crime and olympic officials denied it happened and then they said it did. ryan lochte told the "today" show that he and his teammates were robbed in a taxi cab on the way home from a party, and the robbers took his cash and wallet but left his cell phone and olympic credentials. surveillance video obtained by the daily mail.com shows the swimmers returning to athletes village at 6:56 sunday morning wearing their watches. there were some reports lochte said his watch was taken but in his statement he said no, it was just his wallet and his cash. rio police say the swimmers were unable to provide details like the color of the taxi, where they were robbed, what time it happened. lochte says they different remember because they were

intoxicated, and as for him coming back to the u.s., his lawyer says, quote, he came home after fully cooperating with authorities. a couple days after he finished swimming, they never said stick around in case we have more questions, nothing like that. the lawyer also said he thinks rio police are just trying to save face. for the record no one is saying the u.s. swimmers are in trouble, only police in rio have more questions and james feg an is telling his hometown newspaper, any interview with local police is just going to have to wait a while. martha. >> fascinating. will we ever know what happened in thank you very much. we'll take a quick break. you don't let anything keep you sidelined.

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squirrel, i think. emergency workers managed to catch him with a blanket and remove the cup. there we go. will we see it before we have to go to shepard? we've leave you hanging. by. now, shepard smith recording live from the fox news deck. >> it's 3:00 in new york city and what a day, today donald trump's campaign is making big changes so donald trump won't have to change himself. the wall street journal was first with the news in today's editions, reporting donald trump was so fed up with people telling him he has to pivot to tone his talk that donald trump is turning to a new team that'll let donald trump be trump. donald trump appointed a new chief executive, stephen bannon, the executive chairman of the conservative bright bart news, and once called bannon the most