portland oregon. the city department of transportation behind the stunt to let drivers know they need to stop for pedestrians, especially children. where'd you get a suit like that? martha: there's so much regulation about whether sauce watch exists and there he is walking across the city. greg: if he's anywhere, it's in portland oregon for sure. it's a great way to get attention for sure. enjoy your long weekend . martha: thank you very much, i will be back at 2:00. "happening now" starts right now, see you soon everybody. jon: donald trump in the crucial battleground state of ohio where he wrapped up and address focusing on national security and military one day after a major immigration speech and his quick trip to mexico. good morning, i'm sure on the seven hi everybody, i'm jenna

lee. donald trump is gearing up for his next big event, a rally in wilmington ohio less than an hour from now. earlier as john mentioned he addressed the american legion national convention, telling the veterans group he will promote american patriotism in schools and invest more money in the military to make sure soldiers have the best equipment and medical care. john roberts is live in ohio where that speech was held with more for us today. reporter: good morning, as the american legion convention donald trump pledging to reform the veterans affairs administration as he has many times in the past and also pledging to uphold the values that veterans thought and many died for including respect for the flag which would also include the national anthem. he would also like children across america every day to stand up , salute the flag and say the pledge. donald trump also speaking nieto saying the both of them have common goals they can pursue together. here's trump. >> we can work together to accomplish great things for both countries, that mexico and the united states. >> we agreed in the meeting on the need to stop the illegal flow of guns, drugs,

cash and people across the border and to take out the cartels. reporter: donald trump also talking on laura ingram's radio show about his immigration proposal he outlined last night in phoenix insisting that despite the soft tone of the speech there is a softening of approach toward many of the people who entered the country illegally. trump saying last night he plans to kick all the criminal illegal aliens out but after the border security, a disposition of what to do with many of the remainder. trump last night also talking about the importance of assimilation when it comes to allowing people into the country. here is from phoenix . >> we also have to be honest about the fact that not everyone who seeks to join our country will be able to successfully assimilate. sometimes it's just not going to work out. it's our right as a sovereign nation to choose immigrants that we think are the likeliest to thrive and

flourish and love us. reporter: a couple other items on the agenda, trump is scheduled to receive his second national security briefing, it will likely happen around midday in new york city and on saturday, he will be addressing congregants of a black church in downtown detroit and after that, he will be getting into a car and taking a ride with ben carson who grew up in detroit around ben carson's old neighborhood to get a realfeel for what it's like in the inner city of detroit, jenna? jenna: he needs to sometimes take a breather now and then. do you see that for donald trump in the next couple of days but mark is quite a pace he's holding up right now . reporter: is nothing if not the ironman this week.it's just the schedule that he

kept over the last couple of days is enough to wear out most of the people traveling on the plane with him. he's probably got something of a down day on sunday he will have a lot of meetings with his campaign staff and closest advisers and once he hits the ground running on monday, that's it. flat outall the way until november . jenna: after labor day it's all out. a lot to watch for, thank you so much. jon: a lot of people start paying attention after monday, after labor day. brand-new numbers in the race for the white house with a fox news poll showing a statistical dead heat between hillary clinton and donald trump in a four-way race with the libertarian and bring green party candidate in the white house isn't all that's up for grabs on election day as our next guest writes about the senate from the vantage point of labor day, it appears on november 8 democrats have a good chance to grab at least a tie with

the new vice president and possibly a majority of as many as several seats. join us now, larry sato, director of the center of politics at the university of virginia, have you want again. >> good morning john. jon: for those who don't follow the numbers closely, democrats are expected to have an easier time this time because they are defending very few seats compared to republicans. >> that's exactly right john. they only have 10 seats of the 34 seats on the ballot this november. republicans have to defend 24 and not only that, the seats were last elected in 2010 which was a very good republican year for the senate and to some degree for the house so the republicans who were elected in 2010, some of them, far from democratic leaning states like pennsylvania, like wisconsin, like illinois. you come to a presidential election, you have a much bigger turnout. that turnout tends to be disproportionally democratic,

boom. you've got a problem. and i should add it's very important, the democrats have exactly the same problem coming up in 2018. we keep reversing polarity here between the two parties. jon: how does it look right now? when you look into the crystal ball, you're saying democrats have a pretty good chance of at least a 50-50 split in the senate, maybe even an outright majority? >> yes. it's right on the edge of the fence post. we didn't predict an absolute majority. it depends on what's happening at the presidential level. there is going to be coattails , recently you had more than 80 percent of the senate seats going the same way as the presidential vote in the states so it's really important so what happens at the presidential level. that will influence some of these seats really you are talking about the democrats picking up four seats. there are nine really competitive races and eight of the nine or republican seats. the democrats only have to worry about nevada, it's 50-50 in the.

jon: what about the house of representatives? >> that's a much tougher road to hope for democrats, they would have to pick up 30 net seats and i think it's very difficult . we certainly don't project a democratic majority. they will pick up seats, they will cut the republican margin by some number but we are not ready to say what number thatis . jon: it has been noted that hillary clinton has moderated her criticism of republicans of late, specifically except for donald trump of course because she feels like if she does win the presidency she's going to have to work essentially with mitch mcconnell if he holds onto his majority in the senate and almost certainly speaker ryan in the house. >> yes, that's half of it john. the other half is, she's getting a lot of endorsements from people who served in the

two bush administrations and even some back during reagan's time. she wants to work with them and not to offend them during the campaign because after all, they've endorsed her. jon: what about donald trump's speech this morning? i'm assuming you caught it, what did you think? is he broadening his appeal as he tries to go for this general election victory? >> that's his crown, more or less. i watched clinton there yesterday, the days are so packed anymore i can't remember one or the other but i think clinton was at the american legion convention yesterday. jon: i think you're right quick it was yesterday, it was a very cool reception. there didn't seem to be a whole lot of applause, it was polite, no one was rude. there was more in applause, more intensity today and that's what pollingshows. the demographic attending the american legion is much more prone trump and program republican . jon: larry sabado, university of virginia center of politics we will check in with the

crystal ball in a week or so . jenna: were going to stay with politics for a moment, more than 16 million people have turned 18 since the 2012 elections sure they are eligible to vote this time for the first time and a crucial part of this right for the white house, especially in the ground states. david lee miller joins us live from our new york city newsroom with more on this interesting story, david? reporter: college students could be the deciding factor in the upcoming presidential election. a recent study shows the youth vote could have a disproportionately high impact in 10 states including pennsylvania, ohio and florida. among the reasons, a significant number of college age students who often vote differently from older americans. >> policies definitely decide who the next president of the united states is in key battleground states there are more than enough college students todetermine who wins . reporter: uncertain is how

many students will go to the polls. enthusiasm on many campuses as wayne without bernie sanders in the race. >> the two candidates are not the best but it's the lesser of two evils. >> a group of students were trump says it has 150 chapters across the country. among its goals, winning over for sanders ordered. right college democrats of america says it has more than 600 campuses nationwide, knocking on doors trying to register voters and focusing on issues like debt-free college. a recent online survey by direct textbook .com found 95 percent of students said a candidate's position on school that will influence their vote. we heard a similar concern at rutgers university. >> school is more important for me. >> i don't want to be devolving on my student loans when i'm graduating from college if i can't find a job right away. that's my biggest concern right now . reporter: even students who want to vote face obstacles. each state has its own rules regarding student ids so students no longer living at home must determine their legal residence.

data from the last two presidential elections shows an eight percent drop in the young voters casting a ballot . jenna: david lee, thank you. jon: now fox news alerts and an explosion this morning at the space x on site in cape canaveral during what was supposed to be a routine test and have a weekend watch. explosions continued for several minutes after the initial blast and people in buildings miles away say they could deal the concussion. the company says there were no injuries and are blaming the explosion on an anomaly on the pad during test firing. the rocket was supposed to launch an israeli communications satellite into space monday but space x says both the rocket and the satellite were destroyed. no kidding will join us in the second hour of "happening now" with a live update.

jenna: overseas news, thousands of protesters flooding the streets of the capital city of venezuela today and ending a recall referendum to oust the unpopular socialist president nicolas maduro. venezuelans growing increasingly frustrated by the failing economy there, treat triple digit inflation, long lines at the grocery store, shortages of basic necessities. extra police and government troops are stationed around the capital preparing for violence as well as a referendum vote scheduled and it goes against maduro. his vice president will serve out the rest of his term which ends in 2019 .

jon: what a mess down there. the shocking claim in a beach boys memoir. what his bandmates told him about charles manson way back in 1969. and why president obama is putting midway toll at the center of his newest national monument. a live report on it all ahead. we want to hear from you. hillary clinton's lead is shrinking in recent polling including fox news pulls out last night. do you think the recording on the email and clinton foundation controversy are beginning to hurt her numbers? our live chat is up and running, go to foxnews.com/happeningnow to join the conversation.

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polling, florida police link another brutal attack to synthetic designer drugs. they see 19-year-old nico gallo was high on a drug when he crashed into the window of a family's home and attacked two people. this all happened weeks after a florida state student was arrested for killing a couple. in both cases, authorities say the attackers showed abnormal strength. mike loves the new memoir, he writes that fellow bandmember dennis wilson claimed he

witnessed a previously unreported charles manson murder in 1969. wilson said he saw manson shoot a man with an m-16 rifle and dispose of his body in a well. wilson was too frightened of manson to report the homicide to police . kansas police are searching for clues in the disappearance of 46-year-old juliana pappas, meeting missing more than a week. police say foul play may be involved. they are treating the case and that investigation. jenna: today president obama misses visiting midway atoll, the site of a pivotal battle in world war ii and now is part of the largest ecological protected area on the planet. national correspondent william blodgett s is live in holland lulu with the details. >> the president is still sleeping but what he's going to do today is show in the most concrete way he can that climate change is real. he's going to do that by flying to one of the most remote places on the planet. a tiny largely uninhabited controversy, midway is only two square miles of sand but it has 7000 species, a

quarter of which are found nowhere else in the world, blue whales, green turtles, the sea has lots of birds which is why leslie the president did makeit the world's largest underwater preserve, it's called hunting . >> when you include a big chunk of the pacific ocean, we now have actually done more acreage than any other preserve. >> so the area is now larger than washington, oregon, california, utah and arizona combined and without action, the president says the oceans will rise, islands like midway will disappear and species will die. >> hopefully his being there will be a reminder for everybody that this is a safe place now for a lotof species and a lot of sentinel species that are being impacted by climate . >> the problem is, the

sanctuary bans fishing and the area had been exclusive to us fishermen, providing a living for hawaii's own commercial fishery, not anymore. >> lets us fish in there a few months of the year, a little window? so we had a happy medium mister president. you like your okay, i'm sure you grew up here. >> the problem is, fish stay fresh for only so long, about 30 day and by doing this it forces the fishing fleet to go further. they don't have enough time to heal and have fresh fish meaning you willlikely pay more for tuna and swordfish in the future, back to you . jenna: is dark out there, your background doesn't have the same will impact william in hawaii but i have to ask, the big news has been a wild weather around the hawaiian islands, has that impacted the president at all? >> it has not. the winds are picking up today. the big island got hit last night, i'm in a lot of, we are fine and we were

concerned about lester which is coming this weekend. i think it died down a little bit but for the most part, other than the big island in the south part of it, hawaii has done pretty well, just high winds. >> good timing to have you there, you get to big stories. thank you very much. >> thank you. jon: an impressive polynesian pronunciation . jenna: a great job by william . jon: i would not try that. south america's biggest country and the site of the recent olympics with riots breaking out after the president of brazil was impeached . the fallout from this political scandal. plus, i guess you could call pictures of this major drug bust the after pictures but wait until you see the before shots. bikini-clad young women living it up on a whirlwind vacation. we will bring you those shots

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cruising around the world. here they are in bikinis, drinking from coconuts in kentucky. having fun frolicking on some pacific beaches but on day 51 of their 68 day cruise, australian border force officers searched their cabin, searched the ship and found $30 million worth of cocaine in these suitcases. the women are charged with trying to smuggle the drugs into australia. they face life in prison. heather hansen's trial attorney brian claypool, criminal defense attorney, both of you have completely clean the luggage when you travel so great to have you. ryan, you say these young women might have a good argument to get lesser charges. how so? >> i got a foreword defense for them. it is not my bag. jenna: it has their name on it.

>> let's start with this, jenna. this trip began in london. do you really think these two young ladies could walk through a london airport with that much cocaine in their bag? there's absolutely no way given the global terrorism we've been facing, that's number one. jenna: we don't know it came from london. >> but that's where the trip started so they had to get through security to get through. the only way to get on the boat is if they were on a port like colombia or peru and somehow the luggage gets on the boat then. jenna: tiffany, that's the point. they are going to different ports all over the world, they are not in possession of their suitcases all the time, maybe it's just a mistake? >> i think that's going to be a really tough defense. it is a potential defense, they don't have a whole lot more. ultimately what's going to happen is these two women are likely going to turn against other members of what is probably a crime syndicate.

to have this much cocaine, and there was also an older gentleman on this boat that had a great deal of cocaine, there has to be some sort of crime syndicate involved. the authorities are likely goingto want to make a deal with these women in order to get the other members of the syndicate and that maybe their wet best way to avoid life in prison . jenna: it brings up an interesting question. not only do youhave the largest drug bust of its type on a cruise ship but one of the other reasons brian is you have all these social media posts of their vacation over the last several weeks . in general, how will the social media come into play if at all in this case? >> i think the social media helps them jenna. these two young ladies look like they could be actual rents as opposed to convicted felons. they are very beautiful, they're having fun on a trip. it doesn't lead somebody to believe they could be involved in something this heinous. one other point iwant to make , the government has to prove these young ladies had knowledge that that cocaine was in that luggage and federal authorities jenna have already come out and

said we don't know where that cocaine came fromor how it got onto the cruise ship. that's a real problem . jenna: heather, you did have several different forces involved. you have the australian federal authorities, law enforcement in the states as well as canada involved in this so they must have something but then you have always pictures of them not doing drugs, obviously, not selling drugs on instagram and i wonder how that comes into play when they are presenting their case? >> listen, i think the jury is not going to be inclined. if there's evidence that supports the fact and i think there will be that these drugs came on in peru or one of the south american countries where these drugs are more prone to, it will anger a jury to see these young ladies are frolicking and enjoying the wealth of their riches that is made from drug money.i think perhaps it could be used against them and we will see this more and more often as these criminals are using social media to document the things they are doing . jenna: 200 pounds of cocaine

worth over $22 million in their luggage. it's not something minor. in the meantime, did anybody know you can go on a cruise for two months all around the world? it sounds great. >> it absolutely sounds great. jenna: it sounds amazing, that's an advertisement. we will continue to watch this case, thank you. jon: it does raise questions about how a 21-year-old pays for that. jenna: i don't have theanswer to that . we will see. there's more to this story for sure. jon: tropical storm hermine hours away from making landfall in florida. what people are doing to prepare as rains get some areas. then how presidential candidates respond to natural disasters. is the right way? many people clean their dentures

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about the weather in hawaii, meantime tropical storm hermine already flooding parts of southeast florida and it could make landfall later today as a category one hurricane. andrew is reporting live from panama city beach with more. reporter: in fact, if it did let make landfall as a hurricane it would be the first hurricane to make landfall in the atlantic hurricane season. right now you see conditions are clear so tourists are out here enjoying a day at the beach but the red flags are up warning people not to go into the water. you see there is already heavy surf and off on the horizon some ominous clouds as the first either bands are

headed this way. if you look at the radar images from the gulf of mexico you can see the heaviest rains are concentrated far east of the center of the storm and even with the eye of the storm way out at sea you have places on florida's central gulf coast, we are talking about cities like tampa, st. petersburg, largo, clearwater as well as the sarasota braden area receiving huge amounts of rainfall even though they were not receiving strong winds because they were so far from the center of the storm. that was wanting in some local areas and then we anticipate that as the center of the storm this way we will be experiencing similar rain not only along the florida panhandle but also in southern portions of georgia . georgia governor nathan deal has declared a state of emergency in some of the southern georgia counties in anticipation of the storms mobilize resources to respond

as needed and as a precaution, florida state university is canceling classes this afternoon as well as tomorrow and also school districts up and down the florida panhandle have canceled classes today and tomorrow, not only to keep the kids safe but also to free up buildings in case they need to be used as emergency shelters for people who need to be evacuated from flood prone areas or places like mobile home parks that might not be able to withstand heavy winds, especially if the storm comes ashore as a category one hurricane, jenna? jenna: best to prepare for the worst but hopefully it won't be too bad. thank you very much. jon: as we look at the prospect of natural disasters like a hurricane, louisiana is reeling from devastating floods that killed 13 people and destroyed thousands of homes. donald trump and running mate mike pence visited three days

after the devastation. hillary clinton said she would go later when it would not disrupt rescue efforts. last night trump called out mrs. clinton for not going to, hillary clinton didn't go to louisiana and now she didn't go to mexico. she doesn't have the driver stamina to make america great again. obviously he's making a political point. is it an obama traveled to the state five days after donald trump's visit after you received widespread criticism for not cutting short his vacation to tour the flood zone earlier and help with the federal response. let's talk for a bit about presidential reactions to natural disasters with the author of a brand-new book, shall we wake the president? two centuries of disaster management from the oval office. here's debbie troy, presidential historian and former senior white house aide and former deputy's secretary of the department of health and human services. that book out today, is that right? >> absolutely and thank you for having me on to discuss it be on it absolutely is an

it's kind of interesting what happened in louisiana. the worst flooding, worst natural disaster there since katrina, probably the worst storm to hit this country since the hurricane sandy. the president was on vacation and didn't go, at least not right away. the first person to get there was donald trump. what do you make of the reaction of trunk, the president and mrs. clinton? >> i have to say is one of the savvier campaign moves that donald trump made and when he went there and was getting out the lies on the ground that showed compassion. it's important for president to do that in case of a disaster. i don't think obama necessarily needs to fly down immediately because when the president does travel to an affected area it takes away resources but the topic of continuing to play golf was not good for him and he obviously did follow the trump visit with a visit of his own and in terms of mrs. clinton, i think the fact that she has visited and gave a poor excuse of saying i want to go as not a distraction, if she's

thinking when she is president you might go, that would be a distraction aswell so i think she has played the worst of the three . jon: did trump's visit this group or argument that you can't visit when you are a presidential candidate without causing havoc on the ground? >> it is clear that when a president travels, that causes the most havoc but sometimes it's worth it to have a president go. president bush obviously in katrina had that terrible fly over initially but then he made multiple trips to the affected area within a few weeks of these storms back in 2005 so while the presidential visit can bring good attention and show compassion and show the president is in charge of the situation, it's not always the right angel moved. >> but presidential was excoriated for that flyover in the press and by people on the ground and yet he used the same arguments, he said if i land air force one down there in new orleans, all of a sudden you got to have police and all kinds of protective detail and it makes a real mess of things.

is there i guess a double standard? >> there is a double standard. republicans often get the short end of the stick when it comes to media but the fact is president bush's mistake was in not going initially but it was in allowing the photograph to be released and in researching my book i found lyndon johnson did a disastrous flyover over washington in 1968 during the rioting post martin luther king's assassination and he's looking down in a helicopter on what's going on in washington and he looks eerily like president bush in 2005, it was a terrible shot be on you have to wonder whether donald trump's visit three days after the flooding high watermark, whether that sort of impressed the president to godown there. >> absolutely, i think it put pressure on the president. was saying i'm here, i'm giving out supplies, showing that i'm compassionate . it was a savvy media move and it was one of trunk is that he understands the media. he obviously would have spent a lot of time on tv in terms of his own shows and in terms of appearances over the last 30 years.

ithought it was a media savvy move . >> having been through much of hurricanes myself i'm looking forward to reading the book but one of the points you make is the federal government is not necessarily the best equipped organization to handle some of these big disasters. >> absolutely. we are seeing in louisiana the initial rescue efforts done by the cajun navy which is a volunteer organization of people with boats down there saving lives and the federal government is a slow behemoth, it has a lot of resources but is not always fast to deploy so i think louisiana learned a lesson between 2005 and today in terms of having local community and individual responders take the first steps and then the president and the federal government helped later with the checks and the bigger money. jon: the book is shall we wait for the president? i understand you've got a list of things individuals should do to be prepared for disasters so i look forward to reading it. thank you.

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william taylor is a former ambassador to ukraine at a former ambassador at the institute of peace area let's go back to that question we stated a few times. we are distracted by other news.how worried should we be about russia's activity on ukraine's border? >> we should always be concerned about russian activity. the russians surprised us all in their invasion and annexation of crimea. while no one expected that and they are moving troops and they are massing on the border, we should be concerned and we should do what we can to deter any movement, any further movement of the russians into the ukraine. jenna: what can we do? >> we can do a range of things. we can be sure the russians know that like you said, we are distracted, but we are not. we are watching closely what the russians do on the ukrainian border so we have

ways to watch what they are doing, how they are massing their troops so we should let them know that. we should be sure they know that if they move more troops , if they have more aggression against the ukraine, that the sanctions that are already hurting them will get worse, can get much worse and they know that there's a price to be paid so there's that diplomatically, we have to continue to isolate the russians on this issue. they have to understand that if they take action, that violates all the agreements, all the understandings, all the trees since world war ii and represents the end of the cold war that there will be a price to pay so there are determines that we have to do. >> we all know what happened with crimea in the past, that was a huge news story. the question is, why now? why is russia doubling down now in this part of the world when they have so much going on elsewhere in syria? >> i think this is a very good question and we don't really know what's going on

in mister putin's mind but we can guess that the sanctions that i mentioned a minute ago together with low oil prices dropping again, they are still low and getting lower, are really squeezing the russian economy, their reserves are going down, the reserves will run out next year. are trying to refinance a lot of their loans, those loans, the refinancing is not available so the russians are feeling the squeeze, they are probably looking for some way to back down and so in order to go back to the negotiating table which they have not done, they want to increase their military leverage on the border so that maybe the reason why. jenna: let me ask you a quick final question. you said last time russia caught the world by surprise with their actions in crimea. what would a surprise this time look like? what should be we be watching for? >> we should be watching for

more russian movement into the southeastern part of the ukraine. they've massed a lot of troops on their border with ukraine. they've also, we now know, we heard over the last couple of days that they've given metals to 10,000 russian soldiers for their duty in the ukraine, their combat duty in ukraine so we know they are there. the russians deny it and the russians say oh, these russian soldiers if they were there at all, they were there on vacation. we know that's not true so we should keep our ride on that border. jenna: the timing of this is also important in an election season, the transferring of power so it's important to watch what vladimir putin is up to. thank you. >> thank you jenna. jon: you know ohio is the battleground state in just about every election year, donald trump is there now holding a rally after his visit yesterday with the president of mexico and his big speech on immigration last night, saying ohio has been hurt by the policies of this administration, let's listen and. >> they went back and they

checked and guess what? they found it was too high, they had to reduce it further. that was last week area this is the legacy of barackobama, this is the legacy of hillary clinton . if you for any reason have a really bad debt and it happens to be hillary, it will be four more years of obama but worse. it will be four more years of high taxes, four more years of isis growing all over the place. or more years of obamacare going up 40, 50, 60 percent. nobody can afford it. the deductibles are so high it doesn't work anyway, you have to be hit by a truck and die slowly, very slow and you will never get to use it. that's okay. don't get hit by a truck. i'm probably promising to you a new legacy for america. we're going to create a new american future.

but to do that, we have to stop the horror known as transpacific partnership. it's going to be a horrible deal. it will be perhaps as bad as nafta, i don't think anything will ever top nafta but it will be terrible. our proposed deficit with the tpp member countries cost the state of ohio more than 100,000 manufacturing jobs just last year. imagine how many more jobs would be lost if tpp was actually approved? if it was actually approved. hillary clinton who called tpp the gold standard was 100 percent approve it if she ever got in. we won't let that happen.

[cheering] we will win this election and we will keep america out of tpp. we will defend our freedom, our jobs and economic independence. it's going to be america first. my economic plan is going to grow this economy, raise your wages and create millions and millions of new jobs for this country. here are a few of the things we are going to do and we're going to get them done quickly. a massive tax cuts for working americans. [applause] we're going to eliminate regulations that kill american jobs and that includes getting rid of obama administration's new anti-energy rule that will raise ohio energy bills by

more than 40 percent very, very quickly. hillary clinton, she wants to put a lot of coal miners out of business area she wants to put them out of business. we're going to protect our coal mines. were going to protect our steelworkers. were going to protect our factories, the factory workers. the factories that we have left. the factories that we have left, we are going to protect our workers. we're going to put the miners and the ... jon: donald trump campaigning in wilmington ohio. these things will get hotter as labor day approaches, that's when voters really start paying attention . jenna: we will see in ohio, ironically divided about 3 and a half hours north of where donald trumpis speaking is speaking in warren ohio outside the cleveland area . he's taking on trump let's

take a listen to joe biden. >> we understood how central to the well-being of our economy the deal was. remember back then what our friends are saying is key and i really mean it because nothings changed. the reason i remind you about this, it's not like oh god, joe biden i want to hear about how we bailed out the industry and is working, we know that story. i want you to remember is why i got my brains kicked in and the president did by the wall street journal and by the republicans and by your opponent, that's right. and by the last administration. it was about you are capable. you weren't capable of building the best product in the world. you weren't productive. you are overpaid, remember

that argument? how many times did we hear for eight years about how you are overpaid? how many times did we hear last time around, we will let them go bankrupt. let detroit go bankrupt. right here in ohio. as ted pointed out, his opponent said this is a lousy deal for ohio. we've gone down to illinois about 6 million bushels a year remember, go back and look at my wife is a college professor and say google it . check it out. what was the main stream center right press saying, we should never build more than 6 million cars in america. mainly because you weren't confident . you had lost your desire to work hard.

you've gotten fat and happy. that was the whole story. and it's still trump's story. guess what? why bother doing this? but you know who we invested most in in the recovery of the industry?the uaw. you all contributed the most. you gave the most at the office. as they say. to resurrect this industry. you ... jenna: vice president joe biden speaking on behalf of hillary clinton in ohio, underscoring the bailout, the economy. we know the economy is a big issue but particularly in ohio. joe biden speaking, we will monitor the news and be back with more "happening now".

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