she was in the wheelhouse -- >> sorry, i have to interrupt because your candidate donald trump is holding this impromptu -- i don't know if it's a news conference or not. l let's listen. >> -- who give her all these glowing reports should ask yourself why. i tell you why, because despite the nice platitudes, she's been a mess. you look at what's happened with isis. you look at what's happening with law and order. they don't even mention our police. they mention everybody but our police. they don't have an american flag on the dais until we started complaining. and then they ran up with two small little flags. one that we saw. so, you know, i put myself through your news conferences often, not that it's fun. 235 days, no news conference for hillary clinton. you ought to check it out. because there's a lot going on. great disloyalty to the person who rigged the system for her debbie wasserman schultz. she totally rigged it. bernie sanders never had a chance. and total disloyalty. it's like you're fired, get out, fast. the e-mail situation. i call it the dark e-mail situation. both very seri

if it seems to fit his wheelhouse for the very beginning of his campaign, he's embraced law enforcementd he seems to have a special affinity with them. >> yeah, he does have a special affinity with law enforcement, and it plays to an audience that plays with, but that's also the republican base. that's not the base that he needs to woo. the base that he needs to woo is that rust belt, blue collar working voter and women, so if he wants to win the general election, he should be talking about how's anti-tpp. if he wants to win women, he needs to talk about the issues that concern women including economics and how it affects the small business and the home. it's not going to be amping up the law enforcement talk that the republicans have already got. charles: well, boris, he's campaigning tonight with mike pence. there's some reports there's a 75% chance that pence is the guy. you okay with that? is. >> i'm not going to be betting on that. nomiking i sounds like a bernie supporter -- >> oh, would you stop that? [laughter] he won't give up on that. charles: it's a red shirt that if you turn

experience, and then real estate and different investment securities that are not the traditional bond wheelhousepimco has not succeeded in the past in doing equities, and equities is not high on their menu right now. they will not be a big stock-picking place. they have, maybe, given up on that, but they will look at other investments and securities to branch out into more and become a more diverse company. david: john, thanks much. john gittelsohn, berg los angeles. , the factory breathing life into two -- detroit two tires at a time. you are looking at live images of donald trump arriving in cleveland. he and his running mate mike pence are headed to a rally ahead of the convention tonight. it is all on live go. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is bloomberg markets. detroit might be known as motor city, but are not for no one make it known as mexico city. tim higgins wrote the story. you profile the creator of young guy.es, a how did he come up with the idea -- a young company as well. tim: here is a guy -- a canadian businessman who had the crazy dream of bringing bicycle manufacturing to the

public education was on their wheelhouse. they stood up and hide me to come there to advise them on these kinds of discussions so that we can do two things. we can find the things are working well. 0-24 years old. think about the pipeline will have the. it is happening. what is working really well that we can accelerate or expand and where are the gaps where we can xe creative energy to sulfur -- solve for x. because of the browning of america, no majority, you're dealing with not just children who were born here, or doing with a lot of new americans. in ohio we have to biggest somali or it second-largest smaller population and also nepalese. all of that is immigrating to the ecosystem and what we are trying to do is look at what happened to them before they even show up to can regarding. what is happening to 0-5. worked with nations wide children hospital to celebrate one. make a church of england to one years old and has them if and mortality weekly tackle. then we are looking at what kind of high-quality care is available

. >> if i look a little shiny it's because i worked up a lather and this music in our wheelhouse andodom jr., a broadway guy, going to co-anchor. >> and lyon bridges, brotherly love and look at all the people already gather the. you have all kinds of nokes back at the station to show you what it looks like. let's give you a sneak peek right here on the stage. we get to stand right here and here's everybody is performing and we keep saying 5:00, 5:00, 5:00 and all the families will arrive an i don't think that's the last time vai dances. >> we're here to dance. it's a party. fourth of july, wawa welcome america. look at these folks here. they are excited, and they are settled into their seats. guys, it's going to be a great night. 5:00 p.m. >> yeah. we'll see you then. >> got the best see in the house. >> the view from up there is fantastic. i'm hoping their dancing spirit is contagious and i hope the guys on the floor are watching. see you in just a bit. thank you. >> we sure do hope that the rain holds out for most festivities there tonight. >> no question about that. >> also, it's

country in any way you think of themselves as a union and keep drivingng that point home.s that's the wheelhouse. that's our specialty.. that's why we are in business. i saw what was happening in the enthusiasm and the way people are reacting so strongly to it. they had two aspects of the same revolution. they put it next to the legacy of the founding father and you can make lots of arguments on behalf of this moment are that moment and here's one for me. buster rhymes loved us so much when he went on stage the next night for a concert of his own costum he wanted to have a concert ofed his own. then you have stretched the limits of the impossible.th two aspects of the one is the story we were going to tell. so how did we do it? no one is that fast but we had to work as fast as the people they collaborated with to make the show. now you might get to spend time with them. the music director at the choreographer if you are seeing them into going to talk to them, caffeinated heavily because the people who made the show is light speed. having been around a lot i wasn't there as a writer. they couldn'

>> we each have our own wheelhouse. we do the house. somebody else does the senate.o his great credit, reince priebus has done a remarkable job with the rnc. compare the rnc to the dnc. the dnc has been wracked with controversy, disarray, threats to throw out the chairwoman. they are essentially broke. that may change. but they have not had a good run. they have never gotten over the last election, which by the way they won. and then it fell into total disarray. conversely, reince priebus has been a great partner for us in terms of building data, learning from our mistakes. our polling stunk in 2012. we think we have fixed a lot of that in 2014 special elections. we narrowed the error rate down significantly. he has done data, digital, fundraising very confidently -- competently. a couple years ago he began to put people on the ground. in many ways what the rnc has avoids been -- has been what the dnc has done. overall there is some balancing going on. we have been doing our own work. >> how do you integrate? >> a lot of responsibilities are divided up. state parties

. >> let's talk about your wheelhouse diplomacy and where things stand on this political settlement thathes for. he had a direct message for the taliban. get to the negotiating table because you will not prevail militarilily. >> reporter: the diplomacy has been as complicated there by the fact you have competing interests and a very weak central government secretly under attack. diplomacy and trying sto get a cease fire in syria. iraq is under threat from isis and under terrible attack. syria and afghanistan are all three fronts. this administration is going to leave office facing battles that they never anticipated and this president in particular came into office to draw down krcrits on the hill, john mccain and others, said he drew down too quickly in iraq and he's now paying the price. >> you mentioned that some of the generals had wanted to keep an increased troop presence more than the 8,400 that we learned about today. is that feeling widespread on capitol hill as well? >> reporter: it is widespread at least among the republicans and some of the more hawkish democrats. we don't kn

regional banks because that's your wheelhouse. >> i think the bad news and the lack of fed hikes is goingo make the consolidation more enef tabl. 5% of the industry is sold at the end of the year. the currencies are back, the bank stock prices for some of the buyers are back up again. >> whose getting bought out next. which ceo is about to retire. >> i love the southeast. >> great call. >> just kidding. have you trimmed the position at all. >> i have taken a little bit off but i bought more back. i'm going to trade around this name. there have been rumors out there. i said it's a valuable position to somebody else given their market share and three top carolina markets. >> good to have you here. >> citi's tomorrow and to a large extent you can breathe a sigh of relief for the margin this quarter. i think mike may have pointed this out a lot of people are presuming that the brexit volatility is in the bank's favor. i think there's room for the banks to have a trip up in the brexit volatility and that means there could be gains further ahead for citi group if they're nodded the one that mad

>> well, the interesting thing and i'm going way out of my wheelhouse, rachel, thank you for saying thatince you you were kind enough to ask, on the trump side, you have an unpredictable presidential nominee and at least three people at the top of the list, including the one you spoke about tonight, who are pretty controversial and unpredictable themselves. so if we were looking for a number two where there was no political risk, i think there's not someone like that, at least of the top three mentioned. so it's going to be fascinating who does come down that escalator. supposedly being vetted, some others who would be out of the box. i don't think that's going to happen. so if it's not someone like tim cane, i'd be very surprised. >> michael besh lash, nbc news presidential historian, thank you for getting out of your lane with me there for a moment. i appreciate it. >> i'm going to scramble back now. >> put your blinker on, it will be all right. >> right, right. >> much more ahead, stay with us. oh, look... ...another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena®

than all the speculation and gossip, he's advocating an agenda that clearly is vladimir putin's wheelhouse. >> all right. can we talk about hillary clinton's record? her setting the russian reset button and leaving office telling president barack obama that the relations with russia were at an all-time worse while she was -- when the russian company wanted by 20% of the iranian access into the united states of america. at the same time they announced to pursue the deal, bill clinton went over to russia, gave a presentation to a russian bank for half a million dollars. and then we're talking about -- >> now we're talking about a cyber security breach. and everyone -- it seems no matter what side you're on, everyone has expressed concern over what is happening right now. >> i agree with you. >> both candidates will be receiving intel briefings. so i wonder how concerning it is, both sides are talking about distrusting the other. but when you have this week's intel briefings on the heels of what has happened with this cyber security breach, how concerning is it for voters, how concerning migh

this is on a new scale, but this is the kind of thing where it's in his wheelhouse.s one of the advantages he brings to the ticket is a comfort factor in taking his own story and that of donald trump's and trying to fuse it together in a way we haven't seen before. >> we know that donald trump's over son eric once he arrived at that rally in this hour, eric trump will be getting his shot tonight. tiffany trump and don jr. spoke last night. thank you very much. kelly o'donnell inside the q. today's focus for the rnc was to be the headliner at tonight's convention. that's vice presidential pick pence pence. but now one of the major things that is getting everybody buzzed and talking about is trump's speech the revelations now coming about how she crafted her speech. the speech writer involved, why it sounded like michelle obama's speech to the dnc. it turns out an aid to melania trump is taking blame for lines in that speech that were from michelle obama's speech. i want to turn to jacob soeb rof. talk about the reaction. what are delegates saying? >> i'm one one of th

iowa is right in that wheelhouse. i'm not talking about polls. just demographics.e in that wheel house. michigan would be. you see you're starting to get close to 270. still not there. demographically, this isn't rust belt but new hampshire would fit that. >> it fits that profile. new hampshire. >> right. and nevada is iffy. not nearly as clear cut but we can just throw it in to show you what it would do. that would put you over. one other wild card here. we can't show it on the map yet. one congressional district in maine that fits that to a "t." they give them out by district up there. he could squeeze an electoral vote out of there. that would get him over 270 with all of that. >> he can pull this off nfd that means he could lose florida, lose colorado, lose virginia, lose north carolina. so there is a path, but, boy, is it narrow. that's impressive that it's there. have you seen a poll with donald trump within single digits in michigan or wisconsin? >> that's what i'm saying. it's theoretical. you are looking at the demographics and saying the numbers would be

. >> this kind of speech is in his wheelhouse. that's right. >> look at the backgrounds of pence and cruz. who's done this kind of thing more? cruz, by tenfold. and he's good at it. he will probably move around the room, move around the stage, to the extent he's allowed to. he doesn't look different. he's really good at throwing out red meat. he's really good. there are a lot of reasons that he came in second when many people thought he wouldn't. now, trump overshadowed that, because trump came in first. but cruz, i think, is going to get a really nice reception, and it will be tough to deal with. >> that room is probably secretly more pro-cruz than pro-trump. in the arena. because of the efforts that cruz made to elect so many delegates. >> we saw chris christie last night, managing to unify that room in the "lock her up" chant and convicting hillary clinton in the show trial. what we haven't seen a room that's unified in a vociferous way, pro-trump. so it is an inherently dramatic situation to have the losing contender, who last

feeling, that to me might bev what alexander hamilton did but thinking and feeling is the theater's wheelhouse that's our specialty youch get people to feel differently about themselves elm that's why we're in business. when i thought about hmm ton roz lifestyle if thought was was happening around show show. the way people react ode song tri. what was trying to tell the store of not two revolutions they were two aspects of the same revolution. a grandiose claim to make on behalf of a show. to about it next to the legacy of a founding father. you can make arrangements on behalf of this moment or that show. here's one for me. bust arhymes, a rapper, scheme see it one night. he told his team when he went on stage the next night for a concert he wanted to have a costume like the one the king wears in holiday pam ton." when you -- "hamilton." wedge you can second him on stage as king george iii you have trend the limit of the possible. two aspects of one american revolution, that's the israel we were going to tell and we would call hamilton. hough how did we do it? we had to work really fast. not a

giving a prepared speech, that's not his wheelhouse. he likes to go off the cuff.t with the audience at home, and also he has to pass the commander in chief threshold. people watching tonight in all the colorfulness of the new york street fighter donald trump is, can he persuade those who might be interested in him but not quite sure that they can imagine him in that oval office? lou: so he's going to be trying to bring in the undecideds, the independents, as well as rally the base of the party -- >> fire up the core -- lou: and heal a lot of fissures that have grown up. i think not this week as many people might infer, but those fissures were there coming into this convention. i actually think you're seeing a lot of people here, as i'm witnessing it and what happened last night, they're coming closer together because a lot of people were offended by ted cruz who otherwise would have been supporting him. >> you know, it's really really turned on him, and i think he damaged han against this republican establishment with the other 16, so of course, there are some wou

. >> your wheelhouse at 9:00. staying fight while we are on vacation. >> that's cool. >> done. exactly. that's gonna do it for us. >> not overdoing it? >> a little fitness. a little walk. >> it's the point of vacation to let it all go for a few days and have notch owes have nachos and adult beverages? you just said ice cream. >> in moderation. >> we'll figure it out. >> we'll figure it out. >> that's gonna do it for us. i am michelle charlesworth. >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, hack attack. the new concerns. was hillary clinton's presidential campaign targeted? the investigation this morning, was russia involved as clinton kicks off her bus tour through key battleground states. >> we have 100 days to make our case to america. >> >> if i don't beat crooked hillary clinton, i will consider this a tremendous waste of time, energy and money. believe me. >> zika hits florida. the nation's first local outbreak. >> one of these four cases involves a woman and the other three cases involve men. >> can it be stopped? the door-to-door battle, residents tested. the latest

drew: that is a little out of my wheelhouse. as i said, things are looking better for the second half. rings are looking very stable very good -- things are looking very stable, very good. improvement on the inflation front. that is good for the u.s. economic outlook. shery ahn: thank you. ubs chief economist. coming up on bloomberg markets emerging market etf on fire. which ones? we will tell you. this is a bloomberg. ♪ ♪ mark: you are watching bloomberg television. i am mark barton. scarlet: i am scarlet fu. mark: first-half profit will fall by 50%. we will tell you why. scarlet: warren buffett living up to his word to give away most of his fortune. he donated 3 million dollars to charity. who got the bulk of the. mark: ranging from u.s. junk bonds to property in china. the question is whether any values reflect pricing. what is called into question in today's quick take. scarlet: pushing officials to lower interest rates to boost an economy reeling in the aftermath of the vote to leave the european union. he said in a speech

what they do really well is run their businesses and grow job notrtunities, education was in their wheelhouse. me toy stood up and hired come there and advise them on these kinds of discussions and these kinds of data. they can find things working really well from zero to 24 years old as we think about the pipeline that we will have to backfill what is happening in our environment. what is working that we can accelerate or expand and where are there gaps that we can use innovation and creative energy to solve for ask if it is a deficit in our environment. what we start out with that many of you and the governors have --rd over and over again because of the browning of america, because there is no majority anymore, we are dealing with children who are not just born here but a lot of new americans. in ohio, the second-largest somali population are nepalese. olivet is integrating into the ecosystem. what we are trying to do is look at what happens to them -- all of this is integrating into the ecosystem. what we are trying to do is look at what happens to them when they are integrating. we're lo

my wheelhouse. >> you were 2 in 1970. >> no, i wasn't.as much as i would like to hear more about this i have important "pop news" to deliver. good morning, everybody. we're going to get to his royal cuteness who is 3 years old celebrating his third birthday. kensington palace releasing new photos of george, playing in his garden doting mom and dad organizing a birthday bash fit for a future king at their country home in norfolk and on the guest list, uncle harry and a newly engaged pippa who hopefully will arrive without an appetite because seems like the precocious prince is only interested in sharing his birthday cake with the family dog. happy birthday to george. the other george. >>> harry has gone hollywood in pursuit of an acting career and now liam payne has announced he is going in another direction, as well. he signed his own solo deal with capitol records uk and took to twitter saying happy to have signed to capitol uk and have an amazing history of artists, i hope i can follow in their footsteps. the president of that company s

why hillary clinton, we've got her on the screen right now is going after donald trump and his wheelhouse. i'm not sure if it's smart or not. but it is an interesting tact i go to say, hey, he's not a great businessman and left a lot of broken promises. on top of that, you know, we just got this hillary clinton new college proposal, and it's a doozy. families making 125 grand or less will have no tuition in state public schools, universities, no tuition, 80% of the population. forget about who pays for it. you know, she's distinctly going for that bernie sanders crowd right now. >> yeah. well, what she's doing is giving people who already have too many free things even more free things. it's ridiculous. you know, but -- and some. charles: it's ridiculous to a brilliant guy like you who understands the ultimate economic ramifications but is it ridiculous to the voting public? >> yes. it's ridiculous to the voting public. and they know. the voting public is not stupid and frankly this whole election, and i think charlie will agree with me, this whole election is all a referendum on the incu

>> we each have our own sort of wheelhouse. we do the house, someone else does the senate.to his great credit reince priebus is that a remarkable job of the republican national committee. let's start with that can compare the rnc to the dnc. the dnc has been wracked with controversy, disarray, threats to throw out the chairwoman. they are essentially broke. they have not had a good run. they've never gotten over from the last election, which they won in 2012. .. we go into this when annoying as a presidential year. nobody expected presidential year. we are all adjusting. again i would rather be asked than them. >> i'm going to throw it out for questions in just a couple of minutes to start thinking of your brilliant queries. i want to talk about ohio since were here. i remember traveling around four years ago. what are the competitive seats in ohio. >> that is a really good question. it speaks to and makes my argument. they are not spending any money in ohio. >> you just think it's all the off the table. >> is there any that you could see coming on. >> they have to go run r

you would think that foreign policy, national security would be a clinton -- would play into her wheelhousee was secretary of state. but her record in this area as mr. trump painfully -- painstakingly, i meant to say, went through it last night, is not unblemished. there are lots of criticisms of her stew ardship of american policy. >> that's true. and i think one reason you're going to see a very strong pivot to the economy, because if you actually ask people what they care about most, that tends to top the list. now, this tends to be second, by the way. i'm not at all dismissing the kind of insecurities that we've been discussing. but it is very much in her interests based both on the economy she's inheriting from president obama and particularly on the very distorted view of the economy that i think you got from the republicans to -- >> here's the thing, jared, from one person who lives in an east coast bubble to another. >> sorry, what'd you say? >> from one person who lives in an east coast bubble to another, why don't the american people feel like that? why are they so angry? >> it's

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. >> he movie fan, too, that is right in your wheelhouse. >> -- not in sweat as doing that. >> starts a lot of fun. great to be in philly actually. >> amazing. >> we should december close secrets of getting through kwksz sugar lots of mayor spray having -- >> all time. >> and umbrella so far. >> yes, a lot of people felt that massive rain lightning yesterday. >> horrible. >> amazing, we will take a short break coming up protesters at dnc feeling the bern very own candidates take their temperature don't miss that stay with us back in two minutes' time. e noups annoyanc from the 2016 democratic national convention in philadelphia pennsylvania you are watching a special edition of "mornings with maria." >> good tuesday morning welcome back i am maria bartiromo. a. it is tuesday, july 26 we are coming to you live from the democratic national convention, in philadelphia this week your top stories right now 7:00 a.m. on the east coast, it is the democratic about national convention of the divisiveness bernie sanders making a push for voters to turn out for hillary clinton in november s sup

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if we get below that, i think $40 as well within the wheelhouse here over the short term.l we have earnings coming out. we have a lot that's going to change all that and the longer-term. alix: what has dictated oil prices has really been supply. as we see supply come off, the focus seems to return to demand, leading to inventory numbers for gasoline. inwe continue to see a build product prices, how does that filter to the crude prices? todd: when you're talking about the glut that seems to hit every headline when you talk about oil versus the lack of demand, which has been increasing but seems to have leveled off of it, i think that oil prices are looking now toward where is the next big move going to come? we going to make a shift from the 40-50 dollar range or are we going back to the $20 range handles? i do not think we're going that low. oil will be stuck in a range until there is no event will trigger the move. that event could be any of one things. it could be an increase in demand, which is what the oil market is starting for. that will start with global growth whic

liz: right in trump's wheelhouse. we are at the highs of the day.the only dow stocks trading in the red. also awaiting a statement from attorney general loretta lynch on the dallas shooting any minute. more varney next. liz: we have news that the family of alton stirling who was shot by a police officer in baton rouge, louisiana is denouncing the family of the man, denouncing the attacks on police officers in dallas, the quote is we wholeheartedly reject the reprehensible acts of violence perpetrated against members of the dallas police department, the protests last night were partly sparked by the shooting of out in sterling. we are going to go back to dallas, the latest canoes breaking, probably saw it already, that we have robotics experts saying the dallas police department appears to be the first to have used a robotic device to deliver an explosive to kill a suspect, meaning one of the snipers. what are you hearing? >> you have probably seen these tactical robots, used to detonate a bomb at the scene, you don't know what is in it. it will brin

they do really well is run their businesses and grow job opportunities, education was not in their wheelhousestood up and hired me to come there and advise them on these kinds of discussions and these kinds of data. they can find things working really well from zero to 24 years old as we think about the pipeline that we will have to backfill what is happening in our environment. what is working that we can accelerate or expand and where are there gaps that we can use innovation and creative energy to solve for ask if it is a deficit in our environment. what we start out with that many of you and the governors have heard over and over again -- because of the browning of america, because there is no majority anymore, we are dealing with children who are not just born here but a lot of new americans. in ohio, the second-largest somali population are nepalese. olivet is integrating into the ecosystem. what we are trying to do is look at what happens to them -- all of this is integrating into the ecosystem. what we are trying to do is look at what happens to them when they are integrating. we're l