robert: jonathan, you said the president isja heari frod kushner who is now souring on brad pascal, theampaign manager. is thesident souring on his criminal justice reform? jonathan: president trump has ic severaversations over the last week told people he regretted following jared kuner's advice in going for criminal justice reform and he's made very clear that he's not going to do any more of this -- police reform, for example. trump flirted with that recently. yore not going to s any more of that flirtation. he is going hard-line, unequivocally siding with law enforcement. you're not going to see any more actions thancould be s as sympathetic to the protest movement, full stop. he is going full trump, full base, entirely gut instincts from here to november. rocart: peter, as repub watch this, you're writing a book about james ber, one of e leaders of the republican establishment, with your wife, susan glaser. as they watch this president go to mount rushmore, play to his base what, do they see? and aread they to break with him in any way? peter: i think they see a president who is se

the other dynamic at play is jared kushner has been belittling brad pascal,an the campaigner, in meetingsin front of other people. there's been a lot of fingerng poinnd blame shifting to go around both inside the white house and the campaign. that's often what happens when numbers are what we are right now. f he'slen out of his usual polling range. he's suffering -- he's softened a little bit even among republicans. but certainly the bottom has fallen out with independents. there's a horrific gender gapee which has consistent. and the other problem they've got which you talk to people on the cpaign, they don'teally know the answer to, there just isn't the visceral hatred for joe biden among the public that there was for hillary clinton. there's about a 20 percentage point gap in the very unfavorable rating that joe biden has versus what hillary clinton had this time last they're trying t figure out ways to demonize joe biden and they don't have much time.be : jonathan, you said the president is heari from jared kushner who is now souring on brad pascal, the campaign manager. is the presid

host: brad pascal, the manager, incampaign an op-ed published in "the washington post," and available online, taking aim at the biden campaign and trying to frame the election this way. he wrote the following "'s bush ratings file to the lowest point, that red a headline in the new york times. a fraughtdescribed atmosphere among the electorate with growing angst over the iraq war and concerns over domestic security. 16 years later president trump faces the same headlines. his reelection campaign is well-positioned to spread his progrowth economic agenda and contrast to the president to a 47-year career politician joe biden. your reaction. guest: i think that it's a nice way to frame the election, but there are two issues. the president's job approval rating is at 41%. george w. bush's job approval rating was nowhere close to as low as that in june or july of 2004. the president needs to change himself noted to move up, then he becomes credible talking about things like the economy, talking about things like the biden record, talking about things like if you still want washington shake

president trump has outed brad pascal as manager of his re-election campaign as he seeks to reverse a decline in the poles with less than four months to go until voting begins. the former white house political director will take that job. a day the news 24 hours on air. powered by 2700 journalists and analysts. this is bloomberg. yousef ? >> thank you very much for that. et's get to our top story. china's economy year over year reversing a 6.8 plunge in first quarter. beating the stims. retail sales contracting in june. meanwhile sources say president trump has indicated that he actually doesn't want to further escalate tensions with beijing and has ruled out additional sanctions top officials point out. joining us is the chief investment officer. welcome to the program. we have this chinese economic data that reflects the credit stimulus spending that came about from the authorities. o you expect more to be done from our policy make rssn given that you're seeing patch ovs weakness still? we want to keep confidence high. what we seen in china is the forecast of what is going to happen

the president demoted brad pascale the same day two national polls show president trump trailing joe biden by double digits. the president was future. the source says he does plan to stay with the campaign. >> this can't be the campaign the trump team had in mind. the relaunch was supposed to expand, include battleground states, but the president he is actual travel doesn't try that. a senior white house official offers this reality heck braus's the the one focused. >> make no mistake, the president's handling of coronavirus could hurt him come november. there's a lot of disapproval and damage from the virus is hurting the campaign. taking over is bill sepian. he's hosting a slew of movie holders. >>> twitter took over on a -- kim, kanye west, warren buff fit, mike bloomberg were all involved. a cryptocurrency scam. about an hour after the attack began twitter locked out users with verified accounts. nonverified accounts could still tweet after accounts were restored. twitter ceo jack dorsey said, tough day for us at twitter. we all feel terrible this happened. >>> tame and mope are

ritika: president trump is shaking up his struggling reelection campaign, replacing manager brad pascal. pascal has been under fire for some time, coming less than a month after the resident's sparsely attended rally in tulsa. the twitter accounts of some of the most prominent american political and business leaders have been hacked, amongst them, barack obama, joe biden, elon musk, jeff bezos, and warren buffett, an apparent attempts to promote a bitcoin scam, sending out tweets promising to double the money of anyone sending funds via bitcoin in 20 minutes. it is investigating. the coronavirus outbreak has gone worse in texas. the biggest number of daily cases, almost 10,800. california had its second worst day with more than 11,000 infections. san francisco and sacramento have become the latest cities to announce that public school students will not return to classrooms when the new term begins. china's economy returns to growth in the second quarter, an important milestone in the struggle to climb out of the slump caused by the coronavirus. china's g to be expanded 3.2% from a year

yesterday he promoted his manager brad pascal, not fired, he knows too much he's just promoted.aign manager, a big thing we know, is that candidate management, working with the president trying to steer him, keep him on message. it's worth noting that jared kushner remains important in the campaign behind the scenes. he told pascal that he was on the outs. something else to keep in mind, a republican as far as who was running the campaign, there is one person and that's the person who works in the oval office every day, president trump himself. and it's sort of steering the man who sees himself in charge of the campaign, how to keep him on message. so what's the message next? continue to focus on urban crime? they think they can win back suburban voters based on joe biden's defund and reform. and they're trying to push forward catch joe biden in gaffes. and pushing for debates in the fall. they think if president trump is on the debate stachge with joe biden he'll be able to get some wins. >> i want to the address the fallout from twitter and the major security breech yesterday,

trump announced he is promoting bill stebian while pro demoting brad pascale. pascale's future had been up in the air after his much behind return fell flat. pascale predicted massive crowds for a tulsa, oklahoma, rally but only 6,000 plus supporters showed up. this comes on the same day a new poll shows president trump trailing his political rival joe biden by double digits. they show the presumptive democratic nominee with a 15 point lead. the poll also finds growing dissatisfaction with mr. trump's job performance. only 44% of voters approve of his handling of the economy. >>> up next, a day of remembrance in spain as the king honors the victims of the pandemic and thanks the front line workers trying to fight it. and honest bidding site. an ipad worth $505, was sold for less than $24; a playstation 4 for less than $16; and a schultz 4k television for less than $2. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. robinhood believes

host: let me go back to brad pascal, the trump campaign manager.te biden, like hillary clinton a career politician who has been a central part of the washington political system that voters opposed 2016 and are doing so again. their political career is littered with terrible policy decisions and has had terrible effects on the american middle class. the campaign, writes brad pascal , has only begun to define biden. going back to that key point, defining joe biden. is that what we are going to see? guest: definitely. president needs to make this into a choice election rather than a referendum. if it had been a referendum on obama, it would possibly been much closer. but by saying look, the question is about choice, which direction do you want? people preferred his direction. but again, the thing is the president needs to do this himself, to be disciplined and focused, and he needs to present an alternative that is acceptable that alternative needs to be somebody who isn't snark tweeting his opponents 24-7 and actually acts like the president if he i

host: brad pascal, the manager, incampaign an op-ed published in "the washington post," and availablenline, taking aim at the biden campaign and trying to frame the election this way. he wrote the following "'s bush ratings file to the lowest point, that red a headline in the new york times. a fraughtdescribed atmosphere among the electorate with growing angst over the iraq war and concerns over domestic security. 16 years later president trump faces the same headlines. his reelection campaign is well-positioned to spread his progrowth economic agenda and contrast to the president to a 47-year career politician joe biden. your reaction. guest: i think that it's a nice way to frame the election, but there are two issues. the president's job approval rating is at 41%. george w. bush's job approval rating was nowhere close to as low as that in june or july of 2004. the president needs to change himself noted to move up, then he becomes credible talking about things like the economy, talking about things like the biden record, talking about things like if you still want washington shaken

president on the trump has replaced his campaign manager brad plus column less than 4 months before the election the man taking over from pascal is his former deputy bill stepien the reshuffle comes as trump trails his democratic opponent joe biden as much as 15 points in the polls. social media platform twitter was hit by a massive hack that people into making bitcoin donations that affected some of the networks most high profile accounts including those of former u.s. president barack obama and the press of presidential candidates joe biden microsoft founder bill gates and from us including apple and twitter is investigating the matter and has called it a major security breach says the hackers targeted some of its employees who had access to its internal systems. dollars for further into this and for that we're joined by sven happy he's director for international cyber security policy at the think tank shift the vote on here in berlin he's works it works with various governments on cyber security issues when the question everyone is asking is my twitter account safe. well it is as safe with as it was before because the probl

brad par scale is demoted. former aid to chris christy the new campaign manager. manager. pa p pascale will serve as an adviser for the data and digital operations. this change comes hours after a new round of poll numbers that show the trump campaign struggling, to put it mildly. much more on all of it coming up. we're also reporting on an alarming new sign of the severity of these coronavirus outbreaks across our country, which as of tonight has now seen 3.5 million confirmed cases. this is bracing even if you have just a passing knowledge of florida. ten hospitals within miami-dade county, the state's main hot spot, have no icu beds remaining. several other states, including georgia, have seen sharp increases in cases over the past few weeks. the state's republican governor this evening extended coronavirus restrictions until the end of the month. the order limits sizes of gat r gatherigathe gathering but does not mandate masks. in fact, it explicitly bans cities and counties from mandating masks across the state of georgia. atlanta, of course, has born the blunt of georgia's outbre

brad par scale is demoted. former aid to chris christy the new campaign manager. manager. pa p pascale will serve as an adviser for the data and digital operations. this change comes hours after a new round of poll numbers that show the trump campaign struggling, to put it mildly. much more on all of it coming up. we're also reporting on an alarming new sign of the severity of these coronavirus outbreaks across our country, which as of tonight has now seen 3.5 million confirmed cases. this is bracing even if you have just a passing knowledge of florida. ten hospitals within miami-dade county, the state's main hot spot, have no icu beds remaining. several other states, including georgia, have seen sharp increases in cases over the past few weeks. the state's republican governor this evening

pascal's job. this as president trump of course sees his ratings falling. we are seeing that braddeputy campaign manager of the president's reelection bid. this is an acknowledgment of the president's diminished standing when it comes to the public and pivate schooling -- ooling we got this spring. >> covid-19 continues to surge in the u.s. with california reporting records. numbers rose 2% with the deaths topping 136 to lend -- 136,000. there are health ambassadors at the entrance, walmart's decision starbucks andby others. philippines is extending restrictions around manila for another two weeks as numbers continue to rise. spectrum will stay under general quarantine and to at least the end -- until at least the end of the month. tokyo has raised its warning to the highest level and new zealand is preparing for a new surge. staying on new zealand, inflation slowed in the second quarter. covid-19 lakhdar installed the economy. -- lockdown stalled the economy. the rbnz flashed its cash trade to support the economy. it will tip further at next month's policy meeting. thebank of jap