>> the gold medal winner. >> first olympics for qatar in beach volleyball and their first olympic win. do the candidates stick the landing with the new vision for the economy. our panel of judges are around for their scores. >> welcome to another attempt at a trump reset. this afternoon mr. trump delivered a major economic address trying to turn the page after a disastrous week for his

candidacy. reading from a telepromptier trump hammered hillary clinton and the tax system and he used the address to repair a fractured relationship with house speaker paul ryan and republicans. at times trump playing fast and loose with the facts. more on that in a moment, but after a rapid drop in the polls trump is returning to the issue that he must win, must win big if he has any shot in november. trump leading clinton on the economy by four points in our newest poll, but she is closing that gap. trump's address today was a trump call for a massive overhaul of the u.s. tax code full of tax cuts and tax breaks. >> i am proposing an across the board income tax reduction. we will eliminate the carried interest deduction. my plan will also help reduce the cost of child care by

allowing parents to fully deduct the average cost of child care spending from their taxes. no family will have to pay the death tax. >> and we should note that death tax is how critics refer to the estate tax. some added drama today as a group of protesters halted trump's remarks more than a dozen times. through it all trump appeared to keep his cool. katie this was a very different donald trump, another reset, is this the pivot that republicans have been hoping for? >> reporter: i don't think you can say it's the pivot republicans have been hoping for because they've been hoping for it quite some time now. they've seen these sorts of pivots in terms of having a good day with a policy speech where donald trump sticks to his notes or the prompter as he did today only to say something a few days later or that day even that sets

off alarm bells within the gop but it is a hopeful sign. donald trump was trying to reassure republicans he could get back on track talking to the detroit economic group here in detroit and trying to reframe the issue of his candidacy in a jobs way saying hillary clinton is the one responsible for leaving a city like detraoit in the state it's in now and he's going to renegotiate trade deals and reform regulations and reform the tax plan to create more jobs. he's in line more with paul ryan right now when it comes to that going up to 33% for his top tax tier rate as opposed to 25%. i spoke to an economists that said that would go a long way in reduce the deficit that he would create in the tax plan but what he needed to hear today is how trump would reform entitlements

and get back on track with social security and medicaid and if he wants to repeal obamacare what would he replace it with. it was a hopeful sign for many but not that one that totally heals all wounds. after this speech a letter came out with 50 republican national security experts saying that donald trump was unfit to be the american president. >> katie, we'll have more on that part of it in a moment. i'm joined first by a former cbo director economic advisor and mccain campaign economists and nbc news reporter. doug, first to you, the pluses and minuses you see a completely different economic plan today. >> i wouldn't say it was completely different. i was looking for version 2.0

and we got version 1.1. it was an olive $10 trillion -- >> he completely misstated what hillary clinton said last week in omaha. they've made a campaign a advertisement about it. this is what trump had to say today followed by hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton short circ t circuited again to use a now

famous term when she accidentally told the truth and said she wanted to raise taxes on the middle class. >> i'm telling you right now we're going to write fairer rules for the middle class and we are going to raise taxes on the middle class. >> she was saying aren't. it's consistent with everything she said before. mark, that is again what they -- what the trump people keep repeatedly claiming, they made the ad and they're not going to back down and neither is he clearly. >> they undercut a lot of the speech. when you read the prepared remarks so much was detailed and there were footnotes and then you had that right in the middle where it's clear we did our digging and spoke to language experts that hillary clinton was saying aren't instead of are and then you end up sticking that in the much it detracted from

everything. politics is a game where people have fibs and you make unfair hits but when you have something like that that's been discredited news organization it does discredit everything else you have to say. >> steve, let's talk about his claim that hillary clinton is the candidate of the past. your take on this speech, was it forward looking or was it also in the past? >> well, i first want to say i think donald trump has some points to be made here about the issue of the effects of trade and displaced workers in this economy and perhaps the failure of both parties through the bush and obama presidencies to deal with them. at the same time when i read this speech it seemed very inak nisic to me, talking about an economy that restores auto and steel jobs, it made me wonder whether or not he wanted leave it to beaver to be back on prime time.

i think that's an economy of the past. i did a word search and read the speech i didn't see the word technology or internet or value added which is something economists talk about which is moving up the chain of producing better and higher goods which is what america's done. there is displacement and pain but there's a give and take in trade and that conversation is not being had. the other thing you find is that america is more efficient for the competition we have and it would be great to have a sober conversation on trade rather than one that tugz on the heart strings. >> he ignores what the obama administration did for the auto industry. it was controversial at the time but they have done a bailout if you will of the auto industry that argue bli worked. >> auto jobs increase in the wake of nafta for about six years.

it's around 2004 where we start to lose the auto jobs and it crashes down around the remission and michigan and the united states have had auto job growth under the obama administration. you've had jobs leave michigan not for mexico but for other parts of the united states. there's union and cost issues and automation issues and it's interesting to think about are we going to get rid of the robots and higher people. i've never seen that happen in the history of man kind. >> doug, let me play what trump has previously said about raising taxes on the rich. >> do you believe in raising taxes on the wealthy. >> i do. i do. including myself. i do. >> do you want taxes on the wealthy to go up or down. >> they will go up a little bit. for the wealthy i think it's going to go up and you know what, it really should go up. >> but now he's cutting taxes on the wealthy. >> if you look at this as a policy speech it's a hot mess

and you give up because he's saying we're going to tax those carried interests but the rate is lower than the rate at which they're being taxed so he's cutting the tax. you could go on. i think the right way to look at the speech is imitation is the greatest form of flattery and this is just like a clinton speech. he's got blue collared workers who are anti-trade and immigration and establishment republicans, got to make them happy, let's talk about taxes and regulation and exploiting energy. everybody wants him to talk about how horrible hillary clinton would be. he's spent a lot of time doing that. the speech makes sense politically but not policy wise. >> one thing we should not ignore is what warren buffet said last monday in omaha, i'll show you my tax returns if you show me yours. i'll meet you any time, any place. mark, we've never had a president of the united states not mitt romney or any president

not release any detail on his taxes. >> the downside is it allows your opponents to define where this is the reason why you're not showing tax cuts, do you have ties to the mob or ties to russian interests. people get to make their own narratives. har harry reid was making things up about mitt romney. what struck me was the aupdienc of the speech today, it was almost a chamber of commerce group, they applauded a lot of the tax policy and lower rates there and some of the digs on hillary clinton received applause but they sat on their hands on the part where they was talking about trade and being against tpp and trade agreements and you can see that part is not being received that much among republican economic elites. >> thank you all so much. later in the hour we will hear from a top clinton campaign

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new hampshire trying to clean up questions about his position on nuclear arms after reports suggested he could break with u.s. policy that's existed for decades. just this afternoon the new york times broke the story that national security officials that served as top aides in republican administrations from president nixon onward came out against donald trump. while they expressed reservat n reservations about hillary clinton they said trump continues to display an alarming ignorance of politics. he would be the most reckless president in american history. the retired general served under bush and clinton and he was concerned about the language but he says trump disrespect for the khan family was the last star. he is a military analyst and joins me now. great to see you. >> you did not speak out until

now. explain what it was that finally put you over the edge as far as donald trump is concerned. >> look, mostly i confine my remarks to talking about policy and rarely enter the discussion of the candidates and their characteristics but in the case of mr. trump he's gotten so outrageous, his comments are impulsive and unsettling, whether we're talking about nuclear weapons urging proliferation of weapons to japan and korea allies, disparaging nato and praising putin and saddam hussein as a great anti-terrorist fighter, this is beyond the pail so i that would be irresponsible for me not to join the debate.

>> the deputy director of the cia came out over the weekend. let me play a little bit of what he had to say. >> he complimented him that led donald trump to compliment donald trump to defend vladimir putin's actions in places around the world and donald trump didn't understand that putin was playing him. so in putin's mind i have no doubt that putin thinks that he's an unwitting agent of the russian federation. >> what do you think about what he had to say about donald trump and putin. >> i was on a couple of days ago. a trump supporter from new york and he boasted that trump would eat putin's lunch and handle him quite easily. the russians, their intelligence service and mr. putin in particular are very clever and dangerous people. i don't think they want trump as president. they want stability. they don't want impulsive on the

greatest power on earth. i think right now they're being provocative and they're playing us in a very interesting manner. they're going to leave an ang angrier country because of their involvement. >> one of the things that has been suspicious is the suggestions from a number of intelligence agencies that the russians are behind the hack into several democratic campaign organizations, including one of the outsourced groups that the clinton campaign uses, not their core campaign organization or website, but why would they only be going after democratic web sites and not the republicans? the republicans say there has been no hacking of their site. >> look, on the surface of it mr. putin probably looking at donald trump and he can't believe his good fortune, somebody that essentially endorses the illegal seizure of the crime ea and it's actively

in eastern ukraine and ignoring the fact that we've had russian aircraft in international airspace and naval ships at sea so i think mr. putin probably can't believe his good fortune that trump's words are weakening nato, an alliance that straicon strains his dangerous behavior. >> thank you for joining us. turning now to hugh hewitt, you've been writing about t concern you have which is the supreme court. explain. >> if donald trump doesn't win the supreme court will take a left and probably long lasting if not forever turn to the hard left. so i listed in my column today a

dozen different areas of constitutional law that i've been teaching that will go off the map and that i wanted never trumpers to consider the fact that the court won't be lost for four years, it will be lost for 40 years. i have enormous respect for the general. when he retired in 1996 he was inducted into the ranger hall of fame. he's a hero. i'm just a civilian but i was in the green room yesterday with general flynn who is a three star and got out in 2015 and he doesn't believe that donald trump is a dup of the russians and he likes to point out that all of that provocative behavior, seizing the crime ea is occurring on president obama's watch after secretary clinton gave vladimir putin's

foreign secretary the russian reset button. while russia is out of control they did so under president obama and secretary clinton. i know what those officials wrote today but i think donald trump's speech should be followed by a foreign policy speech and i hope he'll do what a colleague of mine suggested last week, name his perspective secretary of state and secretary of defense and security advisor and allay those concerns. you said today he gave a trump sized tax plan, one designed by steven moore and larry kudlow. it adopted most of speaker ryan's plan. conservatives across the united states applauded it and they overlooked at the end he offered another stimulus. when president obama began office with an $831 billion stimulus, it was wasted.

you can't find a building in america that has obama stimulus on it the way you can a works progress administration building, trump says we'll do that again and this time this will be american steel and buildings and airplanes. it was trump sized and i think it was the beginning of a turn long overdue and long looked for by republicans. >> and to your point about the supreme court george will writes trump's scotus promises are a fantasy. he has compiled a list of nominees and it's clear he is for consistency and predictability he will stick to the script written by strangers. >> i read george's piece. i bow down to george will, he's the man of integrity, but i don't think he fully considers the fact that if donald trump departed from that list of 11 nominees it would be fully within the rights of the senate

to say no we'll go with that for the scalia seat. i addressed that in my column because most of the never trumpers who don't want to confront the supreme court issue either say it doesn't matter because donald trump will start a nuclear war and i don't believe that or they say you can't trust him, which my response is actually i do think you can trust him on this issue but even if you don't you don't have to but there's leader mcconnell and the senate there and they will block as they have blocked garland but president obama putting up a lame duck president and they said no and if donald trump broke from the list of 11 i would be the first one out the gate with the #no hearings hearingsnovotes for a donald trump nominee because there are checks and balances exist. if a guy runs for presidency with a list of 11 supreme court nominees and doesn't use it you don't confirm that nominee.

>> donald trump delayed endorsement of paul ryan and john mccain, let me play that for you and get your reaction on the other side. >> in our shared mission to make america great again, i support and endorse our speaker of the house paul ryan. while i'm at it i hold in the highest regard john mccain. i absolute his service to our country in uniform and public office and i fully support and endorse his reelection. >> it's sort of the appearance reading from that script of a

hostage video. >> i said on the set yesterday of meet the press he has a large sula replex and i name that for the roman ruler who said no friend has done me a favor nor enemy an injury that i have not repaid in full. when he first endorsed paul ryan he used paul ryan's language. when he endor he backed it up and he brought the car back on the tracks and he did what he needed to do which is support the people of his party. if he stays on the trajectory of today and i expect trump to be big and loud but now he needs to focus on the iran nuclear scientist who was executed over the weekend and there are links to secretary of state clinton's e-mails. there are incredible

vulnerabilities on her part. he ought to focus on the fact that our president obama has a six word legacy, leaving from behind red line and jvs. if he stays on his major points not only will he close that eight point or seven point gap he has right now he'll generate momentum and new turnout from parts of the country and the white poor, the white working class in america feels cut out by elites like you and me and everyone who comments on this election, trump is tapping into them in a big way. if he stays on that message like he did with his trump tower tacks cut today we'll be happy in the fall to see his comeback. >> hugh hewitt, thank you. we talked about donald trump's tax vision but do the

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now, you know that old saying fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me? trickle down economics does not help our economy grow. we're going to turn that upside down. we're going to make the wealthy pay their fair share in taxes for a change. >> welcome back.

i'm andrea mitchell in for chuck todd. that was hillary clinton today responding to donald trump's economic speech. clinton will be speaking tonight in florida. kristen this is her pushback and she has to explain her own program which has changed significantly since she started compromising with bernie sanders during the convention. >> that's right. first the pushback she's hitting donald trump on this area of the economy. this is one of the few areas where he continues to show some strength. she is arguing his economic proposal would provide tax breaks for wealthy americans would costs taxpayers money and would cost jobs. she points to a study which shows that donald trump's tax policy could cost as many as 3 million jobs. listen to more of what she had to say. >> here's the deal, he can't

escape the math. math can be kind of inconvenient if it doesn't add up the way you want it to, and economists left, right, in the middle say the same thing, that donald trump's policies would throw us into a recession. the last thing we need. >> reporter: as you point out as secretary clinton has revised some of her policies including calling for broader changes to univsities making some public universities free for some americans. how she's going to pay for that, the clinton campaign says she's going to scale back tax breaks for wealthy americans and large corporations but there is some concern that could add to the debt. that's the challenge for secretary clinton. she is getting a bit of a bounce in the polls though, a number of them including in some critical battle ground states showing her opening up double digit leads. >> a noisy rally as they get

ready for hillary clinton. thank you very much. clinton has been making lofty promises on the campaign trail too and a number of the 2ep5r5r85r8u

middle class. >> i'm kind of surprised you're asking the question. you have hillary clinton putting out a plan which really most independent people have looked at and have found that whether mostly independent budget scorers have looked at her plan and found she essentially pays for all her new investments, she does have a major infrastructure

and the make it in america manufacturing plan, she does have a robust college plan to take debt off people and off borrowers and refinance debt and to make tuition free for middle class families but she's put forward very specific plans, a sir tax on millionaires, people making over $4 million, she's reducing the deductions to 28% for the most well off americans. she has put forward as you said there an exit tax, so companies leaving who never paid their fair share would pay more. i think when you look at her plan you see a plan that is responsible and paid for even though it is robust in its investment in jobs and wage growth here in the united states. now compare that to donald trump. both the tax foundation and the tax policy center often disagree, both said his tax plan would add 10 trillion to the debt. >> he cut back somewhat today.

>> i'm glad you raised that because i think that that is smoke and mirrors. the important thing he said was that he was going to allow anyone with business income to pay 15%. so if you want to look at how donald trump says one thing and does another, he said i'm going to get rid of carried interest and go after those hedge fund managers. they pay 23.8%. so he's really gone after them under his plan because they have business or partnership income. they paid 15%. when he says he's cracking down, he's going from 23.8% to 15%. over half the richest americans get business partnership income so this lowering the rate to 15% is not about -- is not designed to help that small business owner. it is a huge, huge tax break for the most well off and the one number that should get everyone is that we know that most of the

wage gains have gone to the top 1%. yet, his tax cut plan, at least from the first version, the top 1% got more than almost the bottom 90% combined. that's doubling down on trickle down and income and equality. we'll see how his new and old plan compare but if it was an olympic race for who had the tax plan that would cause the most income and equality, i would say it would be a tight contest for the gold between trump one and trump two tax plans. >> how comfortable are you with hillary clinton abandoning tpp and rejecting the trade deals that her husband and a bipartisan group in congress you helped fight for back in the '90s. >> she has a test and the test is whether it's going to be good for jobs here in the united states and she's looked at tpp and does not feel it meets that test. i further add that we as progressives have a very clear

job creating agenda and it's thing on higher education and infrastructure and manufacturing, it makes more sense for her as president to be putting tpp on the rearview mirror and moving forward on the type of things we know will increase demand and tighten the labor force and increase wages and meet her number one focus which is to make sure things happening in the economy are working to strengthen the middle class, middle class wages and create more opportunities for poor americanes to work their wy up in the middle class. >> thank youpr very much. coming up, there's much more ahead on mtp daily coming up next here. i don't know, i just always thought maybe my bachelor party would be a little less g-rated. wench! ahhh! ahhh hahaha... oooh! party time! party boy! ok, ok. mm hm, party time. hmm, mmm, mmm...

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if i gave you one argument it would be hillary clinton's appointments to the supreme court would be activists who have contempt for our constitution and donald trump has promised he will make appointments with the filter of those who are strict instructionists in theein of justice scalia. >> the panel is here. sara was senior aid and political director for george w. bush and daniel yea for the political center. welcome all. thanks so much. donald trump, another reset today in detroit. mixed reviews from our economists, republican and

democratic. and still this strange embrace we should talk about over the weekend of the house speaker as well john mccain. >> this was a big step forward in riding this ship. if he continues on this path, there is a lot that conservativconservativ conservatives in is this speech. he has a long way to go. >> there's so much to say. we'll see how long this pivot lasts. i have no faith in donald trump that he will be able to contain himself from saying something crazy that brings him off message and i think he will actually dig into what he said

today as your expert said much better than i can with a lo the of what we've heard from mitt romney. it was a lot of more tax cuts for the wealthy and more programs that he can't explain how he's going to pay for. >> it wasn't just tax cuts on the highest income brackets, it was tax cuts for the middle class which most economists believe putting hands in the money of americans will get the economy moving at a faster clip than we've seen under the obama presidency. >> it was heavily skewed toward the wealthiest. if you look at this new poll that came out today, the negatives first of all, bad news for him on favorability and unfavorability. hillary clinton i mean not great, favorable 37, unfavorable 49, donald trump favorable 26 and unfavorable 61. >> they're probably the of

these key states that he's going to have to make up some strong head winds and he's really struggled to try and kind of hit that reset button in a way where he can kind of hit the month of actual momentum that you need to have in some of this polling for him to try to pull out some of the key states. >> he was really restrained with all the protesters, i thought. >> that was so different. so different. >> not get them out. >> it's possible that the events of the last ten days have really shook him. >> it's possible. >> you know, one of the things many of us say journalists, politicals and like, this is a person who has not been able to learn to date. perhaps we are seeing a new page. we'll see. time will tell. >> he stuck to his script. he actually didn't give the whole speech as it was given to the reporters but it was very on message and he said something very different than the mitt romney issue. he said we want to bring everybody up. that's something that resonates with a lot of people. >> what about temperament, guys? sara, in the monmouth poll,

hillary clinton has the temperament, 61% say yes, 34% say no. donald trump, 27% say he has the temperament to be president. 67% say no. it's exactly a flip. >> this is the real challenge for him which is that because of the convention and the events of the last couple weeks, it appears that many americans, particularly college educated americans, have decided that he does not pass the acceptability threshold. how he gets that back, it's very difficult at this stage in a campaign. she's very unpopular, she's still highly untrusted by the public and the voters. it's possible he could get this race close again. today was a step forward in that direction. we'll see if he can keep doing it. >> here, hillary clinton still has to recover from the unforced errors. what she did a week ago on the sunday show in terms of the e-mails, again with our colleague kristen welker on friday at the nabj, it's hard to explain how she can't explain

it, answer it, tim kaine answered it with chuck todd yesterday. >> yeah. i'm sure it's very frustrating for folks at the campaign that they can't quite get around this issue. but when you look at the facts, what she said was true. she just, for some reason, cannot get the words out quite well. i just want to point out the fact that he was good to protesters today, that is such a low bar for a presidential candidate. sometimes i can't believe we are actually here at this place. it's not just his actions over the past six weeks. it's his actions over the past year. that's why he's so under water. >> it's worth pointing out he showed restraint for the first time that i recall seeing in his campaign. >> anna, the effect of the khan controversy, the way he treated the gold star families, i'm not sure you would have seen that letter today from the 50 former national security advisors. i don't think general mccaffrey would have come out if they had not been treated so shabbily. >> what we reported is they will actually be rolling out another

republicans for hillary organization, that the actual campaign's going to be doing. so you see this, you see the generals coming out. i feel like it's really hard for him to recover any credibility on the foreign policy side of things at this point. >> i agree with that. i worked with many of those signers on that letter. that was for him, i think, a place he can't walk back. those people are not gettable. you also wonder, if he were to win by some outside shot, who would staff his foreign policy administration? >> it would be those people who signed the letter today. >> he would have struggled to find experienced people to join him. >> he has yet to prove he's willing to study and learn and that is one of the issues that he would have to -- >> people want to be serious, they want to work for someone who will be a serious president. so far he hasn't really proven he has a real policy agenda that is true and he's really sticking to any kind of morals or things like that.

he flip-flops all the time which is really hard for people who commit themselves to government to want to work for someone like that. >> thank you so much. sara, danielle and anna. we'll be right back. be the your your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. be the you who shows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you who controls your psoriasis wi stelara® just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tuberculosis. before starting stelara® tell your doctor if you think you have an infection or have symptoms such as: fever, sweats, chills, muscle aches or cough. always tell your doctor if you have any signs of infection, have had cancer, if you develop any new skin growths or if anyone in your house needs or has recently received a vaccine. alert your doctor of new or worsening problems, including headaches, seizures, confusion and vision problems these may be signs of a rare, potentially fatal brain condition.

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