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peter navarro: emails, wikileaks. i don't how you can start a conversation about what's going on without the bigger story of the wikileaks. we are going to see a constant stream of e-mails that are going to basically undress hillary clinton before the voters of this country and exposure as a -- expose her as a corrupt and incompetent official who is micromanaged by people inside her organization. and wikileaks are beautiful. let me give an example, because we are going to talk about the economy today. one of the things in economy is trade. the 2012 south korean deal, this was all hillary's baby. she went around asia as secretary of state promising the american people that that deal was going to create 70,000 new jobs. the peterson institute by the way was part of the think tank apparatus that gave her the analytics for that. ok? what do we know now? we know that deal cost 95,000 jobs, mostly in the swing states of ohio, indiana, illinois. our exports did not move a bit. that needle did not move to south carolina -- so

trump economic advisor peter navarro is here with us. peter, this is a civil war.ou're right in the middle of it. >> i am indeed. and it is-- >> you are. >> it's teresting. i'm the economic and trade advisor and every time i go to talk about economics and trade we get wikileaks and hillary clinton and something else. stuart: that was my point, peter. you're the economic advisor. you came up with and you helped come up with the trump economic plan and tax cuts and deregulation, that's now all in the background because of this fight within the g.o.p. >> i think it's a broader fight between simply the politics and economics of hillary clinton and that of donald trump, and if you go to the economy, which is what we should be concerned about, you look at the futures, they're down. yesterday was a bad day. it's been going side ways, you know, my view is, we have this structural problem that the federal reserve cannot solve, okay? the structural problem here in america is a large trade deficit, which reduces our gdp and companies like ford and gm, which instead of investi

liz: peter navarro here, donald trump said in his 1997 book, i lost $900 million. i'm not sure why this is news. peter, let's turn to hillary clinton saying trump should release tax returns because you're going to see he left a lot of wreckage behind him. that's the reason why he doesn't want to release tax returns, 2002 to 2008, he could release those because they're out of audit. >> these are people who lose money and make money, he's a billionaire. liz: she says what is he hiding? >> this is the microcosm of this whole race, we saw a rally where donald trump had a crowd energized, he was talking about policy, the contrast, hillary clinton, it was an upbeat mood, it's hope for the country, and switch to this thing where very somber and all hillary clinton wants to talk about is donald trump. she doesn't want to talk about her policies. she doesn't want to talk about her responsibility for all the bad policies, and i think the most interesting thing trump said is i make my money legally and honestly, hillary clinton and bill clinton are running the most sophistica

peter navarro is back with me. he's donald trump's economic adviser.ght say this isn't the platinum list of supporters a mitt romney had. why? >> i want to give you the copper list. i'm going to tell you a couple personal stories about some of the people on there, give you insight as to why business people are supporting trump. copper. brian o'shaughnessy, he's the ceo of revere copper, which was actually founded by paul revere back in the day. and he -- i got to know him. he was interviewed for the film i did "death by china" which is about how china has basically used their illegal export subsidies, currency manipulat n manipulation, other practs to hammer the heartland of this country, steal our jobs, shut our factories down, and o'shaughnessy is one of the most elegant people i know discussing the china threat. so he is a natural fit. another one is bill hickey. >> i want to ask about one that sticks out to me. hold on, you got one. i want to ask about one. in terms of job creation in the heartland of america, where does john paulson, carl icahn, a

what's new is that his advisers, peter navarro and wilber ross, outlined how the fund they're proposing would actually work. essentially they're saying private investors would put up $167 billion and the rest would be borrowed money. and the money would be repaid by the revenue streams from projects that they would be building. >> so john, how does this proposal compare with hillary clinton's? >> reporter: well, it's twice as big as hillary clinton's. she's got a $500 billion infrastructure proposal. a bunch of that, more than half of it would be direct public spending. but hillary clinton would also create a similar private fund, an infrastructure bank with $25 billion, to also try to leverage private investment. one of the key differences is donald trump's program would apply to programs with dedicated revenue streams, user fees on the people who consume it. hillary clinton's does not have that restriction, therefore it would be generally available infrastructure. some people might object to the privatization component in donald trump's plan. >> given how close we are to this election

stuart: peter navarro, you are all right. thanks for joining us.illary camp. the governor of virginia, terry mcauliffe, the presidential campaigns help raise nearly $500,000 for the election campaign of the wife of the assistant director of the fbi. he's back. judge andrew napolitano. let me go through this. half a million dollars goes from virginia democrat and the wife is running for local election poster campaign on. she is the wife of the deputy director of the fbi. i call back corrupting you say? >> it is corrupt. unfortunately not illegal but it is corrupt. profoundly the periods of impropriety and obvious the deputy director of the woman running in virginia who was a lawyer is bound by the canons of legal x even though he's not actively practicing law. those can pay one must avoid the appearance of impropriety. is this going to touch mrs. clinton? is this going to move the needle or is this another in tents like you were talking about with peter navarro where no matter how the media plays it, no matter who pushes it, mrs. clinton can wipe he

. >> peter navarro claims whatever trade reforms they institute will bring in trillions of revenue. most analysts say that is unlikely. >>> melania trump insists her husband was engaging in boy talk on "access hollywood." melania trump said she accepted his apology. what was the conversation like when trump said he was sorry to his wife? more of anderson's one-on-one with melania trump. that's next. who says i shouldn't have a soda everyday? my doctor. my dentist. definitely my wife. wait, i know what i want. make sparkling water at home. and drink 43% more water every day. sodastream. love your water. >>> melania trump breaking her silence. she says she has forgiven her husband for what he said on the leaked "access hollywood" tape. she said trump was egged on by host billy bush. here is more of her one-on-one interview with anderson cooper. >> is that language you heard him use before? >> no. no, that's why i was surprised. i said i don't know that person that would talk that way. and he would say that kind of stuff in private. i heard many different stuff. boy talk. the boys, the

and also congressman ron desantos, and peter navarro. >> we have a lot to talk about including new wikileaks, showing that donna brazile may leaked two debatey cans to hillary clinton. why did hillary clinton let her do that. >> revelation cost brazile in a big way. >> our top story, tonight, white house rejecting harry reid, hillary clinton and attacks from other flip glopping democrats, displaced now with james comey, saying that president obama still believes comey is a man of integrity. >> all -- i'll in either defend or criticize what growth or comey has decided. to communicate to the public there this investigation, president believes this director comey is a man of integrity, and principle and good character. lou: with that, justice department, has just september a letter to congress assuring lawmakers it will dedicate all necessary resources to review the new clip clin e-mails from 650,000 of them, they belong to clinton aide, huma abdeep, and they have been loaded on to a special queu computer program. a source closed to anthony weiner's legal team, tells brett baier it seems that t

. >> my must-read is "wall street journal," a piece written by wilbur ross and peter navarro. it's called "a vote for trump is a vote for growth." the point of this article is to offset what have been unfair, unbalanced assessments of the two economic platforms of both of the candidates and criticism that trump may have received for his policies just being to increase the deficit and that sort of thing. they try to push back against that saying that their economic analysis suggests that trump's policy is the best one. however, it's a a good attempt, but it falls apart on one line because in oir dynamic scoring, we found the positive revenue offsets for increased growth. lower energy costs and elimination of trade deficit. a rapid acceleration of growth leads to significant reduction of debt burden relative to gdp. i think that's the problem it comes back to. it's too easy to say the other part of our platform is we'll boost growth and offset the tax cuts help to balance the budget. that's where it falls apart. that argument. just saying we're going to boost growth and that wil

peter navarro, uc irvine and trump adviser. former ceo of cke restaurants, hardee's carl jr.'s. finance chairman. gentlemen, good to see you all. thank you for joining us. let met kick it off with what donald trump just starred, tpp. you're an international business guy, you've seen dealings with lots of country, whether from steel, commodities. talk to us about trump's plans for trade because i think it scares people, he wants to redo all the trade deals. >> they should not be scared. trump is not anti-trade. he's anti-dumb trade. dumb trade is why we used to have a favorable balance of payments with mexico of 4 to 5 billion a year. you know how many cumulative trade deficit of nafta with mexico, $1 trillion. $1 trillion. that's ridiculous. it doesn't have to be that we have such huge deficits just to have trade. >> i guess the point is, peter, if we're redoing nafta, and we're going to try to do something different on trans-pacific partnership and we're going to redo all these trade deals at once, sentence that going tab disruption for the economy rather than actually focusing

. >> the panel is back with me and joining me now, msnbc political analyst joan walsh and peter navarroicy adviser for the dwonald trump campaign. you helped write this proposal proposal, i understand or come up with some of the proposals? >> yes. >> did it frustrate you as somebody who worked on the policy part of it that donald trump spent so much time on sort of the vendetta part of what he had to say? >> it frustrates me that msnbc would never talk about policy without pivoting to something else like what happened there. >> donald trump opened the statement with about 15 minutes -- >> something jumped out. talk nafta. repeal nafta. why does that interest us? nafta was passed in 1993. bill and hillary own that. they promised us 200,000 new pr jobs. we've lost 850,000 jobs. we have a cumulative deficit in trade is up to $1 trillion. what does that mean to the people in north carolina? they were at the tip of that spear? they've been devastated. when they hear donald trump say i'm going to repeal nafta, that resonates in places like scranton and fort wayne. >> well, you didn't answer m

peter navarro is trump's economic advisor and joins me now.k about the last one that he put up there. i can't even recall where we landed exactly on trade. is she going to say she supports it? regardless of her position like, you know, now she comes out and says i was against it, i was for it, i'm against it again, back and forth. here you see her campaign doesn't even know where she stands on it. >> here's what is going on. the private voice we learn in wikileaks, the private voice is the big money, wall street, big corporations, that benefit from sending our jobs offshore. they benefit from the trans-pacific partnership, that email was about but publicly she needs the votes and in particular, organized labor, so poking labor bear means if she supports trans-pacific partnership. she was originally for it. she called it the gold standard. she lobbied 49 times according to cnn in favor. when trump and sanders came out against it she did per pivot. see mentioned north carolina. north carolina has been at the estimate of the spear since 1993 on t

david: trump economic adviser peter navarro has two very different predictions for markets under a clinton v. trump presidency. take a listen. >> i say if hillary is in, i'm short in the market. if donald trump gets, in we're going to have dow 25,000 within the year or two of that administration. david: 25,000? here with me is jared levy, profitabletrading.com and jonathan honic of capitalist pig hedge fund. does it translate into market gains? >> i don't know what would propel that type of move. trump's tax plans and certainly a more favorable tax plan than hillary, it's not something revolutionary or radical. a flat tax would cause that move. what wouldn't cause that kind of a move would be a major spike of inflation. stocks in zimbabwe went up a lot. when inflation was spike. that's my worry. stocks could go up. david: i didn't think we would be talking about zimbabwe in this particular segment. jared, people made mistakes about politics and how that might affect the markets just in 2012 when president obama was re-elected. retail investors got out saying this guy doesn't like the free

we will talk about some policy and economics, and our first person doing up there is peter navarro, a business professor at the university of california-irvine and economic adviser to donald jobs presidential campaign. how are you? thanks for coming. i'm going to start off by asking you about the news but on this level. you are a guy who hears about ideas. you support a candidate do you think will be the best president. when you see stories like we've seen lastly, allocations, how does that make you feel? >> i love the headline of the post today. did you read that yet speak with which story? >> you didn't read the post this morning e-mail, wikileaks. i don't how you can start a conversation about what's going on without the bigger story of the wikileaks there will going to see a constant stream of e-mails that are going to basically undressed hillary clinton before the voters of this country and exposure as a corrupt and incompetent official who is micromanaged by people inside her organization. and wikileaks are beautiful. let me give an example. one of my things as an economist is t

we will be front and center when it comes to the election speaking to peter navarro.o wrote the analysis of trump's economic plan. we will dig deeper into those details as well as 8:30 a.m., we get mario draghi's press conference. wendell inflation hit that 2% threshold? what does that mean for bond buying? we will be all over that for the next three hours. francine: thank you so much alix steel. back to the ecb. we are here with gina martin adams and carsten. how many timekeeping mario draghi will be off about brexit? how many times will be off whether he is tapering or not? carsten: on brexit, one or two times. tapered, for five times. he will repeat what he said on brexit, increased uncertainty, far too early to tell what the economic impact will be. francine: what will be the economic impact? it has not played out? there is a false sense of security in the u.k.. will that hurt europe? carsten: the only chance we have seen is the path of the impact has changed. the negotiations have not started. article 50 has not even been triggered. over the next two years, we kn

we will talk about policy and economics, and a first person to join appears peter navarro, a business professor at university of california-irvine and economic adviser to donald trump presidential campaign. thanks for coming. i'm going to start off by asking you about the news but on this level. you are a guy who cares about ideas. to support a candidate who you think will be the best president. when you see stories like we've seen last night, allegations made, how does that make you feel? >> i love the headline of the post today. did you see that story? >> which story speak with you haven't read the post? e-mails, wikileaks. i don't know how you can start a conversation about what's going on without the bigger story of the wikileaks. we will see a constant stream of e-mails that are going to basically undressed hillary clinton before the voters of this country, and expose her as a corrupt, incompetent official who is micromanaged by people inside her organization. week elites are beautiful. let me give you an example. we will talk about the economy today. one of my things as an econo

john ryding reminds me of peter navarro who supports donald trump. he was here making that point.ot capital investment is the difference in tax rates. jonathan: betty the cash cannot come home and be deployed -- the idea of the cash cannot come home and be deployed, they still have access to the money. if that the only reason we are not seeing investment happening? >> there are a lot of reasons. leveraging balance sheets against cash is a risky game. the can only go on so long. it can only go on so long. we have been concerned about this dynamic and are seeing a lot of companies look for acquisitions overseas. we have been engaging our companies and showing this longer-term thinking about the uses of capital. insight: we are getting .nto global economies coul truck demand in the united states is rolling over. we can bring up the chart and show you the tight correlation we have seen between gdp and fundamental truck demand. what will happen to the economy if these companies are saying the demand is not there, i'm going to pull back on investment? it snowballs quick. >> the economy

peter navarro is with us. he is one of donald trump's economic advisers.mmer away on the economy today question arc it is awful and that donald chaump will lower taxes, unleashed the energy sector, can't regulation and eliminate the trade deficit. i listen in to show all morning and it's driving me nuts. stuart: i drive you nuts? >> no, not you, but your guests. played with divided government would be good for the markets to light as the market go up? the market goes up on profits. so how are you going to get growth out of the clinton plan which raises taxes, increases regulation from the keeps doing bad trade deals and sets the coal industry. if you want a stock market to hit 25,000 for the doubt, that is donald trump. trump's antitrade. he just wants bitter chills for the american people, the american worker and american corporation. stuart: i'm with you all the way. but what investors seem to be seen as a split decision would be good for the market. that would be hillary in the oval office that the republicans keep control of the senate and the house th

one of the people quoted in the article is peter navarro, a trump guy and he is here to dismiss the wholewould add to the deficit, dismiss it. >> think tanks only look at tax cuts. you get reductions. what they should be looking at is the positive revenues to get firm growth, from cutting regulation and making our energy go. >> to get growth in the road and more revenue into the treasury. >> it's like going to get a physical to a podiatrist. only look at one thing. stuart: whether these think tanks doing staffing accounting. that's all they say. >> i've got one called the darth vader of globalism. every study they have done on trade deals is said to trade deals would be good for america and create millions of jobs. every time they been wrong but they keep getting more studies done and say we've got to do the tpp. what is going on here? big money that ships their jobs overseas pays these think tanks to do discovery research. it goes out and newspaper journalist has to put the headline. trump then it's going to do this. it's a shame you >> you don't believe trump's plan will add significant

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