he's not going to raise money for hillary clinton. g to raise money for these other candidates and he's not going to turn over his e-mail lists. >> i'm sure it's not personal, andrea. i think he is going to focus his time on electing other members to the house and the senate. obviously he's going to go back to the senate in the budget committee and affect policy too. those are his two-pronged approaches here. >> nothing's ever personal in politics. >> no, it isn't. >> as a wise man once said in the god father. this is the business we've chosen. thank you very much, sam stein, chris alyssa. >>> and coming up, more next from the convention floor right here in philadelphia, stay with us. when it comes to healthcare, seconds can mean the difference between life and death. for partners in health, time is life. we have 18,000 people around the world. the microsoft cloud helps our entire staff stay connected and work together in real time to help those that need it. the ability to collaborate changes how we work. what we do together changes h

and it began with president clinton going on to an airplane, you know, just like oh, gee, hey, isn't this wonderful and a lot of people are saying where was he before? was he playing golf or did he just go there, see her, and then leave because some people are saying that's what happened. nobody knows where he was. did he comply -- fly in and flight right out? that's a whole different circumstance. he said he was just in north carolina. a the love people said he was playing golf. they haven't been able to find out where he played golf. regardless, you have a set of circumstances which is absolutely horrendous set of circumstances as far as i'm concerned and as far as a lot of great lawyers are concerned. >> are you going to accuse president obama of influencing the case and are you going to accuse hillary clinton of committing a crime? >> i'm going to further look into it and we will see what we cial see. you will be certainly one of the first to know. that i can tell you. i'm going to look into it very, very strongly and we will see what we will see. >> we appreciate you coming on to

have to make a the love tough decisions, but in the case of hillary clinton there's something else in play. there's a circle that's going here. the clintons, the republican attack, and then we talk about the attacks and she responds, then we talk about her response to the attacks, and before you know it, we're sitting here and saying, what do you think about this fact fa there's a negative view. there's a negative view of a lot of people in politics right now. president obama is at near historic highs in the mid-50s, that means nearly half the country still doesn't like him and we're talking about how popular popular president obama is. in this era in 2016, if you're around doing the tough work of government. people tough work of government, people plaintiff beeves with you. particularly in a country that's 45, 45, 10 on a good day. we're a divided country on a lot of big issues and she's in there everyday fighting. the combination of those things means some people have that aggression. >> do you have any worry there will be a challenge put to houma abedin, your wife's security clearance or access too classified informa

they certainly don't think hillary clinton's going to listen. so, for me, it's going to be donald trump because i'm rolling the dice on somebody that i think just might have what it takes. trish: so, crystal, you're a hillary supporter. what does she need to do right now? what does to convince people like carlen to support her. >> well, i was one of the first that asked hillary clinton not to run for president, and i was a bernie supporter as well. he came to the clinton campaign, they collaborated together on a much improved plan for college debt relief to make sure that people who make less than $125,000 a year can go to college debt-free. they collaborated on the platform as the most progressive platform the democratic party has ever seen. so on the contrary to what harlen is saying, i think the sanders campaign was incredible, the energy was amazing, he was my guy, iish he would have won, but i also see the way he has moved the democratic party in a positive direction says we're not going to be bring -- trish: i look at it and say okay. she p

what you witness today and over the last week, from bill clinton going to the plane, just happen to be, just happen to be there. i wonder how long he waited, but for bill clinton to go to the plane and then to have what happened today where essentially i thought everybody thought, based on what was being said, she was was guilty. she was guilty. and it turned out, were not going to press charges. it's just really amazing. but i'll tell you, i'll tell you that we have a rigged system folks. i used to say it during the primaries, we were all together. i won north carolina big-league, because of you. [applause] not only did the republican party go way up from what was four years ago, but donald trump, in in the history of the primary system, republican party, with 17 people running, a lot of people don't understand i got almost 14 million more votes than anyone else in the republican party, more than ronald reagan, more than the bushes, more than richard nixon, more than dwight d eisenhower, we have the highest vote count in the history of the republican party. that was such a big thing f

that's not what clinton has represent in the past or going forward. >> do you see any difference in clintonnot enough to save the job because who has been leading the charge to offshore the jobs historically it was the clintons and it's been the clintons as well as the pushing the partnerships. the differences are not enough to save the job. they're not enough to save your life because one in every three americans know and still cannot afford health care. we need a single pay er of medicare for the system and that's going to save us a half trillion dollars a year and put it into real health care. clinton has been a sur vent to the health care industry and fought against that tooth and nail. the difference in the two parties are not enough to save the parties and not enough to save the planet. we're in a different moment now than we were in 2000. it's the most distrusted and disliked there are people locked into the student loan debt and the only campaign that will cancel the debt and it's enough to win the election. it's different than it was in 2000. >> okay. the green party candidate for

andrea, you and i were both around for the first clinton administration. are we going to have to bring back that phrase clinton time? >> i don't think we ever lost it. my experience on this campaign has been the clinton time is very much sort of a movable target. >> very true, andrea mitchell, we'll talk to you in just label the. >>> in the meantime, the general election begins today. dualing campaigns, check of this on the right side of your screen, we're expecting to see on the right side, hillary clinton and her running mate, tim kaine, again, first postconvention rally in philadelphia. on the left, mike pence scheduled to speak. today and tonight, both major party candidates and their running mates on the road in the battleground state and who wins the election 102 days away. clinton and kaine are scheduled to appear jointly, donald trump and mike pence are not. trump will be in denver, colorado, tonight, later today, his number, to in ohio which is sided with a victor in every single election since 1964. clinton and kaine looking for a bounce. >>> once again, at a

he's not really going at hillary clinton. you hear a lot of republicans saying god, what more conventional candidate, nominee, would be doing with this right now, jeb bush or marco rubio. they would be just going at hillary. it really is amazing that he sort of brushed by this, said it's a rigged system, folks, and then went right into the riff about the wall. >> interesting because i wonder how much that speaks to he has had this default of supporting law enforcement, comey, the ultimate sort of law enforcement figure. to the point that was just made by eli and molly, this is donald trump getting free media. he's getting an opportunity to go on all the cable networks that will play his remarks live. this was his chance to really do what he can't afford to do with money because they are not raising a lot of money. if donald trump doesn't take this opportunity, this free media time, to go after hillary clinton in the way that a conventional republican candidate would, and he's not raising money, he can't do it that way, doesn't

trump, there are fewer candidates being discussed, and i think that in all likelihood, hillary clinton will goith a more safe pick and someone that she trusts and that will not be questioning her. elizabeth warren has questioned some of the policies that hillary clinton has pursued in the senate, including bankruptcy reform. kaine andrren -- warren are two contenders. >> there is a republican governor in ohio, so if elizabeth warren were selected, there is a possibility you could lose that senate seat. >> a big problem for harry reid and he said he does not want that situation. he backtracked on the massachusetts element to some degree, but the senate is up for harry reid once the leaves of he can get the majority to his successor, likely senator chuck schumer, and if you get a seat away, maybe you can win it back, but after ted kennedy died, everyone thought a democrat would succeed him, and senator brown, who ended up losing to warren, took his seat and it took -- and it shocked the public. you never know in public -- in politics. --t is why jerry brown senator cory booker -- downpreme court

>> night doesn't matter whethere its going to hurtsn him or not this is a he's not going to turn into hillary clinton or president obama filled with policy proposals. trump is selling one thing and one thing only and that's trumpp th if you think that's damaged goods you are not going to vote for him, and you know if you think that's something wonderful, then you will. you that's it.'s that's the choice. its trump university all overvet again.n. >> but, there are a lot, if he'' selling trump there's still a lot of buyers they don't care what are hillary clinton islin going to say they are buying trump. >> the buyers are not going togn care but look at the poles hadad polls its very close. its what strikes me about thebo polings no one talked about this, is a huge number of un decided. you got 15 to 20 percent of son daunts who aren't picking either one of these folks. >> what do you think going into next week the dnc what does w hillary clinton need to do, who does she need to have by her side to grab the un decides. >> number one she needs to 12 a theme an a rational. put some sing into her canada s

and i know that hillary clinton is going to take it. un that race our stret ji tonight. global strategy group and one of the priorities that supports hillary clinton, former national press secretary for the democratic committee for president obama's 2008 campaign. jeffrey, the president looked so eager. >> pretty good. >> to get out there and in fine form as they say, as a campaigner. >> he said one mistruth. he said he's run campaign, he's got one more in him. he's a tremendous asset. this is a guy who right now his numbers are at a high, he is doing incredibly well. he is a desired spokesperson on the trail and i think he's a huge asset for hillary. >> let's listen to what he said about hillary clinton as secretary of state. this can be interpreted as close as we can today to a response about this e-mail situation. >> she was a great secretary of state. and by the way, that's not just my opinion, that was the view of the american people on appointments throughout the time she was serving as secretary of state. it wasn't long ago, it's

hillary clinton's husband and the keynote speaker tonight. but first we go to shannon bream who is down on the convention floor with the action there. >> hey, megan there is very much an open wound between the sanders and clinton supporters. right behind me on this stage, in a short time the former president clinton is going to speak tonight. but take a look over here at california. last night that was packed. a number of those delegates that were supporting bernie sanders walked out. they don't want to be a part of tonight, and they're still hurting about what they feel like is a snub by the clinton campaign. that is going to be part of bill clinton's -- really his job here tonight. he's going to talk personally about the former secretary of state. he's going to try to humanize her, try to mend some of these wounds that are still very much open tonight. listen you know he's a master communicator. there is so much buzz here about people who are so excited to hear from him, but he knows he's got a heavy lift in front of him to both personalize hillary clinton

going to do next. but he was clear this morning, he is on board for hillary clinton. erman schultz is booed early in the evening, that will be overwhelmed by a more positive message from bernie sanders himself. >> you said you think they're going to have a good convention. take the dnc chair situation out of it. do you see any other trip wires they gotta work through this week? >> not that i can see. this is as big a trip wire as they can possibly have. if they can get through this, and i'm not sure if debbie wasserman schultz should go out there and speak because she could have a booing which rif rivalled ted cruz, which i was in the hall -- >> they're not going to sit on their hands. >> no, they're not. those are the bernie sanders supporters that will boo at anything that's not bernie sanders. >> that was most of the delegates booing. this going to be a minority of delegates. >> he had 1700 of them. do you think she'll go through with this and speak tomorrow? or do you think there's a re-evaluation? >> i don't know. it would itake courage to do moe than just gavel i

clinton or trump. and this is among sanders supporters. i'm goingo put it on screen here. 76% of sanders supporters in our last poll clinton, 11% trump, 13% neither. i mean i think sometimes it gets lost that probably a large chunk of sanders supporters are going to end up with clinton. >> i would think so, although i heard one on the air the other day saying we're really unhappy. i hear more of my friends say if bernie doesn't get there, we may vote for trump because they're ticked off and want something new and different. >> and one in four sanders supporters are looking there. >> you just saw a sign go by that said not hillary, not trump. that's also a concern, they'll need everybody to turn out for her. >> remember back in 2008, president obama had a huge mountain to climb with clinton supporters and he was able to do it. there were a lot of clinton supporters who were saying they weren't going to support him and they did. >> this is like presuper bowl. everybody has an answer. they quick off the ball and it depose an entirely different directio

is hillary clinton going to have to distance herself from barack obama's economic policies? is going to have to try do something. here is a real crisis. if she can't get president obama and michelle obama to maximize black turnout in november, she's dead. i mean, if they conclude that she is not the real deal, so she can't get very far away from obama because she is desperate to have a very, very large black turnout. and if she does not get that this election is over and donald trump is president. >> do you think obama is going to go on the road a lot and try to mobilize that support? >> i think he has a hard problem. we found in 2014 and 2015, he couldn't transfer his popularity. we found that in 2010. he just couldn't turn people out. they know she is not him. >> he doesn't like going on the road to those things and i don't think there is a deep affection for her but he hates trump so that might motivate him. he hates him. >> all right, mr. speaker, we appreciate you checking in. campaign headquarters and volunteering and all that. >> good. >> and now let's go to brit hume

tell me what do you want to hear from bill clinton tonight? >> it's going to be interesting. he in a different position. i don't think he can just be bill clinton the former president with his, you know, sort of depth of policy. he has to be hillary clinton's husband. and tell us a bit about her that maybe we don't know. it's a unique position for him to be in. but it's a pretty significant dress rehearsal for the role is he likely to play for many years now. >> come thursday night, we are going to hear from secretary clinton and so far this campaign -- this convention has not had a lot about terrorism. i assume are we going to get that? have r. we going to hear more of the plan? >> i assume so. you know how thee convention roll out. evenings have themes. we will see that i expect that we will hear about it. >> how about jobs? >> well, obviously, when i go back home, that's all anybody wants to talk about. and so what i'm looking for and what i'm hoping that i will hear, i expect i will is a set of more specific plans to get the economy growing at a rate that will actually be

clinton. people are deciding they're going to make a stand based on this nomination of hillary clinton. people are willing to get arrested as they tried to shout at delegates entering into the convention about why they believe hillary shouldn't be the nominee. somebody who has been in this heat for a couple of days now, eric miller from missouri, show me your sign. >> bernie or bust. >> reporter: what does that mean? we hear that chant. >> originally it meant we were all going to stand behind bernie as long as we could. right now bernie has become more of an idea, a momentum shift. >> reporter: we heard bernie say people should vote for hillary clinton. you're not buying it? >> no. i think he was coerced, made to say that in order to keep from having any kind of power and say in the senate still continuing. >> reporter: it seems like despite the roll call vote tonight, that hillary clinton will be the democratic nominee. what do people like you do? >> i'm looking at alternatives. probably right now dr. jill stein, green party. >> reporter: thank you so much. remember, martha, this was i

and as people understand that, hillary clinton is going to get the votes. she is ahead right now. nald trump got whatever convention bump you typically get. hillary clinton is going to get a convention bump. after that, the fundamentals are going to take over. and, again, by november people are going to see the stark contrast between those two candidates who say i'm for hillary. >> part of the fundamentals, these industries will not recover. some of the jobs, whether it's in pennsylvania, in ohio. these industry jobs that people depended on to make sure their children had a better life. how do you make the case, or how does show make the case for the future and the new types of jobs that will help pennsylvania survive? >> i'm going to talk about my company and how i shared profits with my employees, because it's good business and as well as it's right. she has a proposal for -- not a retirement plan, but real sharing of productivity gains. she has, you know, paid family leave. a minimum wage that actually is something that approaches a family sustaining -- wage. those are things th

jon: this has been an optimistic and upbeat vision of america presented by hillary clinton as the fireworks go off. a sharp contrast to the bleak and dark picture painted by donald trump last week. politics is normally conducted in shades of gray, but the difference between hillary clinton and donald trump is black and white. >> oh, my god! wow! >> oh, my god! whoa, history in the making! it's the chance of a lifetime to be here! i'm so thankful! >> we are excited for the first woman president. jon: what do you think of her? >> i like her. jon: if conventions and razzmatazz won elections, the democrats would be home and dry, but with donald trump in the fight, they don't. this race has a long way to go. jon sopel, bbc news, philadelphia. laura: a short time ago i discussed the conventions and where this election heads next , ah democratic strategist senior adviser to the 2008 clinton campaign, and a republican strategist who worked in the administration of george w. bush. if i could start with you, because the democrats have had not appealing based on ethnicity but here is how my progrowth str

that's going to be an advantage that clinton is going to try to utilize throughout the campaign season. >> donald trump took a jab at hillary clinton for not making herself accessible to the media. she has not held a news conference in over 200 days now. clinton campaign responded, quote, we'll have a press conference when we want to have a press conference. does it look bad? >> at least for the media it looks bad. we would love for hillary clinton to sit and have a press conference. donald trump, he does talk to the media a lot. now, the clinton campaign says that she sits down for plenty of interviews and she does do a decent amount of interviews but she's not as open to the media as donald trump is. put her in a room full of hungry journalists to ask questions and you're going to get negative questions. you're going to get what that scene was from the u.n. about e-mails, lots of questions about e-mails, questions about hacks, questions about the dnc, about benghazi. that's not something that her campaign likely wants to put her in front of. >> he'll talk to the media, paul, unless i

spends his 70 years on this earth showing no regard for working people is suddenly going to be your champion? >> hillary clinton, she's lethal. >> good morning to you, you're watching "fox & friends first" on this thursday morning, i'm abby huntsman. >> and i'm heather childers. thank you very much for joining us a little bit early. it is the fourth and can you believe it the final day of the democratic national convention kicking off in philadelphia in just a few hours with hillary clinton taking center stage tonight. >> and we have fox news team coverage. live for us in philadelphia where it is still dark outside. doug, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, abby. good morning, heather. you know, the divisiveness which has marked this convention on the previous nights was largely dispensed with last night as the heavy hitters of the democratic party took to the stage to lambaste donald trump. we're talking about tim kaine, joe biden and the president of the united states, president obama. he spoke repeatedly by citing how hillary clinton is supremely qualified, more so than himself, more so than her husband

go? >> they chose my candidate for me. >> reporter: which is? >> they chose hillary clinton and it's rigged. >> reporter: where does your vote go? >> they have to earn my vote. the democrats don't just get my vote anymore and the fear of trump is not my vote. my vote will not be to vote against trump. i will vote third party. jill stein has my platform at this point. at f they adopt my platform, which is bernie's platform, i'll join that. >> reporter: how do you feel about all of this, if you look at this from 40,000 feet down, what do you think what has transpired as happened to the democratic party or at least to you within the democratic party? >> i also feel a sense of betrayal, i think that if anybody who's supported a candidate learned that the party apparatus was tipping the scales to support one party or the other. think about matt o'malley, bernie sanders, these are all people who could have had much more exposure last fall, who could have been introduced to the american people and their positions could have been introduced and the democratic national committee, sup

going. what is it that defines this job as one only hillary clinton is going to fill. tory, i predict, will not be about barack obama or bill clinton. it will be about russia. are voters likely to learn anything about what is happening in his convention as opposed to what is going on with vladimir putin? >> i think everyone has looked at the ratings this week. they have been very encouraging in terms of people tuning in to hear these speeches. with the late news tonight and what you will see on social media, you will have compelling speeches, some of the part's most compelling speakers. john: you were the communications director at a time of peak craziness in the white house. you were around when trump was assaulting the president, rising the birther issue. how does that make the president feel personally, donald trump is -- as a republican nominee? >> i think when he got up at the white house correspondents dinner when he discussed the birther movement did the best job anyone ever will telling the world what he thinks about donald trump in the issue. -- and the issue.

clinton. president obama is going to be a character witness for secretary clinton. he's going to argue that, look, she's my former rival and now she's one of my closest confidantes. that he made her secretary of state. the clinton campaign believes he is uniquely suited to do that and to speak to the skills that are required to be president of the united states. but there's no doubt thomas, that this mixed report could complicate president obama's efforts to do that. now if you look at the public polling, our latest nbc news/"wall street journal" poll shows 69% of voters say that the issues surrounding trustworthiness are of serious concern to them. so today that the fbi said secretary clinton did show carelessness in the handling of her e-mails is going to be a complicated factor. having said that, the democrats, the clinton campaign believes president obama is going to be her strongest surrogate in chief if you will and they're hoping this event will start to turn the page. thomas? >> i think this is going to be difficult for president obama. obviously this is a bi

the nominee is hillary clinton and you're going to hillary clinton's party tonight so get on board with hillary clinton or be quiet. if i invite you to my house, sitting the couch, have some drinks, but don't sitting my couch telling me that the drapery is ugly. >> but the people to the people in california. >> will show some class. >> listen, we don't even have time for that they're fine. >> i just think there were people saying very important things and they were shouting down the over all more important message. >> they were holding up a wic y wikileaks sign. i'm with you. if you are so decentralized that your message isn't together get it together protesters. >> go out with this strong national security message, right? we can protect you, but what was underlying this i think you're seeing this with the sanders people and more years to come that we are so focused on the fact that donald trump is not the traditional republican but bernie sanders is more dovish than hillary clinton that's going to play itself out in the years to come. >> all right. less is more. remember that. we'll be

going after the clintons. but is he someone that he's going to choose for vp? we don't know that either. gingrich has been lukewarm about the prospect saying he's not necessarily a fan of having to deal with congressmen every day. also i have been told by sources close to the campaign he night not want someone who is smarter than he is when it comes to legislation and washington. somebody that may overshadow his abilities to get deals done and gingrich, who we have left now there's chris christie, jeff sessions and then there is the wild card. i have been warned multiple times to watch out for the wild card. you just don't know who donald trump might pick. it might be somebody no one is is talking about. we also found out joni ernst is going to have a speaking position during the convention coming up. she'll have a slot to speak. she has expressed no interest in being the vice president. gingrich, who is appearing with donald trump tonight, describes trump one part andrew jackson, one part theodore roosevelt an

>> well, as far as we know, chuck, this is going to be a stop only with secretary clinton. he's going to talk to the vfw here. and she's also going to hold an organizing event. we are getting reaction from the clinton campaign, chuck, at this hour to dws and these developments. so let me read you a little bit of the official clinton campaign statement which says, quote, there's simply tho one better at taking the fight to republicans than debbie, which is why i am glad she has agreed to serve as honorary chair of my campaign's 50-state program to gain ground and elect democrats in every part of the country and will continue to serve as a surrogate for my campaign nationally in florida and in other key states. translation, chuck f you read between the lines there, that's essentially an acknowledgment that there was a deal struck here, that the clinton campaign saying, hey, you can stay on as honorary chair, but you need to step down. because this is becoming a big distraction. based on conversations with democratic officials, there had obviously been a lot of controversy swir

clinton: well, we are not going to let donald trump bankrupt america the way he bankrupted his casinosheers] [applause] ms. clinton: we need to write a new chapter in the american dream, and it cannot be chapter 11. if you believe donald trump is wrong for america and our best days are ahead of us, please, join us in this campaign. we are stronger together, we are stronger when we grow together, when we lift each other up, when our economy is working for everyone, not just those at the top. let's get to work, ohio. let's knock on doors and register voters. let's send alicia reed back to -- let's send ted strickland to the senate with sherrod brown. let's send alicia reed back to columbus. let's get strong progressive leaders like senator warren in washington. let's take our country in the right direction with confidence and optimism. that is what we can do together. thank you, ohio. god bless you. [applause] [cheers] >> ♪ this is my fight song, take back my life song know i'm alright song my powers turned on starting right now i'll be strong i'll play my fight song ani

they're going state by state, tallying the votes for hillary clinton and bernie sanders, as you mentioned earlier. at a certain point she's going to cross the threshold of 2,382 votes. at that point she will have the nomination sewn up. nonetheless even though hillary clinton is going to make history and crack that glass ceiling here tonight in many ways, to a large extent, this is shaping up as bernie sanders' convention. he hovers over these proceedings. the energies and intentions of his supporters are especially in the light of those dnc e-mail revelations, driving the action here. all day long, there were closed door negotiations between the two camps about what exactly kind of role senator sanders will play. the latest we heard is that after hillary clinton passes that threshold, sanders will move for her nomination to be achieved by acclimation. they still don't know what these sanders supporters will do. 10% of them, they say are not even democrats and beyond any attempt at control. bret? >> let's give you a flavor of the floor. this is michigan. >> men and women of the great lake

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secretary clinton is going to try to do that as well when she takes the podium. she'll be introduced by her daughter chelsea clinton, who has been on the campaign trail more than a hundred times. tonight she'll leave the policy at the door. it's going to be a very personal speech. >> kristen welker, who has criss-crossed this country covering the clinton campaign so far. >> speaking of chris, let's go to chris matthews, who has wrangled chuck schumer. chris? >> thank you very much. i knew this guy since he was a young lad. look at him now. you're probably, without bragging, the next democratic leader, the majority leader in the united states senate, right? >> more like than not, yeah. >> 1998, you were running for senate. you had an uphill battle against a strong incumbent and somebody came in and helped you in that race a number of times and got the bug herself. talk about that. >> yes. hillary clinton was extremely popular at that time. she had weathered some of the storm of -- all that stuff that had happened with lewinsky, and she knew that al dim ata had gone

is going to choose hillary clinton's choice, and it's not going ne bernie wants. he can enjoy this while it lasts until november. but in the end, hillary clinton if she's present is going to choose the dnc chairman and the party is going to ultimately go her way no matter what bernie got in the platform or this or that. >> i can't wait for debbie wasserman schultz to give her speech because you're going to get a reaction like when roseanne barr sang the national anthem in san diego. the blue birds are going to be out. i saw an interview with donna brazile on cnn with anderson cooper. she foreshadowed that there may be more e-mails that come out that are damaging to the dnc. didn't give a timeline but said there could be more, and there will be more. >> it's going to be a hard person to replace, though. i mean obviously hillary clinton could have her own choice, but donna brazile has got a lot of support for years in the democratic party, and she's an african-american woman. i'm not so sure that hillary would not just go along and say i don't need t

he's not even going to try, but hillary clinton and tim kaine will. >> that's why i'm asking all of yougo to i will vote.com. make sure you're registered to vote. make sure that the next chapter of our great american story is written by us. my grandmother believed that america was the greatest nation in the world, and i'm with hillary so that our grandkids will believe the same thing, too. >> the stakes for hillary clinton, she will formally accept her party's presidential nomination tonight and chelsea clinton is going to introduce her. obviously, that's reminiscent of what happened last week with the trumps and the bar set high by ivanka trump. we'll be right back with our special coverage from philadelphia. see me. see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't stop until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. proven to help the majority of people find clear or almost clear skin. 8 out of 10 people saw 75%

going to be happy to pay. no problem. if the wrong person like crooked hillary clinton asks them they're not going to pay, but she's never going to ask. she's never going to ask, and i'll tell you what, when it comes to trade, and i just got a list of companies that have left north carolina and they've gone down to mexico and it's a disgrace what's happening. it is a disgrace what's happening and we're going to stop it and it's not going to happen any longer. we're losing our jobs. we're losing our manufacturing. we're going to stop the nonsense that's going on and it's so easy to stop. we will stop it so fast your heads will spin. remember that. your heads will spin. [ applause ] the trade is so easy, folks. it is so easy. the trade of all of them. we're going to knock the hell out of isis. we have, by the way -- by the way -- [ applause ] we have a president who is out campaigning for crooked hillary clinton and they should be homeworking on isis where the threat is worse and worse. he should be working on trade. he should be working on the borders. people are flowing into our country from lots of places, but from syri

is that what hillary clinton going to do? is she going to go aspirational or fight back with the play by chicago rules if they come in for the night -- >> i think you decide during the course of the campaign when to respond and not to. i think that you know that a candidate comments and attacks are so divisive and vitriolic that people just roll their eyes at it you may not engage. on the other hand, we're not going to wait one second at some of the things donald trump is saying and doing, but not just with hillary clinton, about what he's saying about america, we're not going to let him go down and talk about america day after day. we're not going to let him pair down people. hillary clinton is going to talk about a aspirational goal for america, what we've done at our best which is lifting each other up and not tearing each other down. >> rose: ronald reagan ran a campaign in 1984, morning in america. >> morning in america. >> rose: what phrase comes up for the clinton campaign? >> i think right now in terms of the vein you'

hillary clinton's been with us for years and years on issue after issue. i know whenever they look at the facts they're going she's going to be the next president of the united states. >> have you heard any pushback after terry mcauliffe's comments? >> most people know terry. they know he talks a little bit and thinks later. he said i was wrong, he admitted that openly. >> from the president of the afl/cio. >> let me bring the panel back. governor, i got to start with you, he's a western pennsylvania guy. you heard what he said. he's confident that afl/cio members are going to be with her, trust her on this. not going to be with trump. what say you? >> right now, if the election were held right now, we'd be in trouble with these numbers. we would be in trouble. can we get some of them back? yes, we can. this convention will help a little bit. but we need bernie sanders out there we need nina turner out there. we need keith elerson on there and we need elizabeth warren delivering that message loud and clear over and over again. >> nina, you heard him just now, and everybody in the clinton campaign is so tryin

and it began with president clinton going on to an airplane, you know, just like oh, gee, hey, isn't wonderful and a lot of people are saying where was he before? was he playing golf or did he just go there, see her, and then leave because some people are saying that's what happened. nobody knows where he was. did he comply -- fly in and flight right out? that's a whole different circumstance. he said he was just in north carolina. a the love people said he was playing golf. they haven't been able to find out where he played golf. regardless, you have a set of circumstances which is absolutely horrendous set of circumstances as far as i'm concerned and as far as a lot of great lawyers are concerned. >> are you going to accuse president obama of influencing the case and are you going to accuse hillary clinton of committing a crime? >> i'm going to further look into it and we will see what we cial see. you will be certainly one of the first to know. that i can tell you. i'm going to look into it very, very strongly and we will see what we will see. >> we appreciate you coming on tonigh

>> i think one, he is going to have a full-throated support of hillary clinton. i don't think we're going to get a ted cruz moment where he's going to go out there and vote your conscious. i don't think we're going to see any of that. i think we're going to see someone who said we had our differences and here is all the list of things maybe we still do not agree on. i don't think he's going to go out there and say i agree on everything. i think he's going say think of the better picture. and i think he's going to talk to his young supporters and say if this is your first time voting. if you don't understand how the politics works. i said i'm going run as democrat. i'm e keeping my word. don't feel betrayed. understand that supporting hillary clinton means that you are going to be closer to your goals than if you are just going to go off and do something else because i they they really need to make donald trump a boogeyman almost. there are a lot of supporters i've talked to who say hillary clinton would be just as bad ads donald trump and he really needs to convin

now he will go to work for you. >> it's time to make america one again, one america! >> if hillary clinton the truth, why should we give her the presidency? she deserves to be in stripes. >> oh, we're going to win. >> donald trump is not only my hero, he's my life savor. >> wake up, america. you cannot sit this one out. >> it's time to take back our country and make america safe again. >> announcer: this is "new day." >> good morning, everyone, welcome to your "new day." we are live here in cleveland at the republican national convention. so much excitement here and we'll get to all of that. melania trump left the stage last night to rave reviews, but this morning some people are asking how portions of her remarks were plagiarized from michelle obama's speech at the 2008 democratic convention. >> although i don't even think that's the story anymore. the story has changed and just like the last 15 minutes. trump campaign's manager paul manafort came on and said not only was there no cribbing of the speech from michelle obama, not an easy case to make, but that what's really going on is that

reporting, governor, that bernie sanders will not be the one to say that hillary clinton is the nominee. that that will gojohn lewis but that vermont will be the place. that your delegation on the floor will push hillary clinton over the top as it were. is that your understanding too? >> that's my understanding, bernie has made vermont proud. he's won a great campaign but i'm excited that hillary will be the next president of the united states. the stakes are so high. the notion that donald trump who wants to behind us, who pits americans against americans to gain votes would be president of the united states is a horrific thought. i think hillary is the most qualify president we have ever elected? >> i have to ask you, there was speculation all day that perhaps senator sanders would be the one to make the announcement much as hillary clinton did for barack obama as sort of symbolic. you know him, do you know whether he just didn't want to do that because it might anger some of his supporters or why that decision was made? >> i don't. but what i know is that bernie is walking a tightrope here. we have to

try to argue hand andeady deliverables to produce toults -- and she's going argue for results whether it's under president clinton's or under obama, she's going to argue that's a form of trust. trust her. >> remember one thing about the argument that the american people are rising up and wanting to change -- overturn the status quo. the campaign is going to tell us whether that is the people or the people. because, remember, hillary innton beat bernie sanders the democratic primary. over a dividedn field. and hillary clinton is now leading donald trump in the polls. are stillthe polls really close. and if these candidates are so close?nt, why is it so i think that democrats are beginning to worry that people are going to say, oh, well, america couldn't possibly choose donald trump so let's relax, of democrats. lot >> i think one of the things that the polls tell you is typically they look at a set of vote. who normally one of the challenges that trump poses for the democrats is he may be expanding the electorate who don't normally vote. now, the data isn't clear. highof it says there's a correlation between people

is hillary clinton going to win virginia, too? s just said on our air that tim kaine will not help hillary clinton win the election in november. the clinton campaign is clearly banking on the opposite. steve kornacki joins us now to talk about what, in fact, tim kaine does for hillary clinton electorally speaking. steve, i hope you have your maps. >> i've got the maps, i've got the board and i'm really glad you put those numbers up a second ago, rachel, because what you just showed is really key to what tim kaine could do politically for hillary clinton. the short of it is he could really harden a pattern in the electoral mass that significantly narrows donald trump's path to 270. let me show you what i mean by that. first of all, you put the numbers up from '08 and '12. this is what the latest nbc poll out of virginia shows, hillary clinton up by 9 points. remember what you said, this is a state that all the way up until 2008 was a republican bastian. when barack obama beat john cane, that was the first time. now you're seeing not

all those votes that would have gone to hillary clinton start splintering off to other candidates. the advantage would gotrump because she is not getting as much support as she wants and needs. if you don't have a unified party behind hillary clinton you can't guarantee will deliver those votes, 30% according to recent polling data, 30% of bernie sanders supporters said they would vote for trump if he doesn't get elected. stossmac trump doesn't have unified party either and if you look at the polling data, trump versus clinton and gary johnson, the person you should vote for. gunmac we are talking to a libertarian. stossmac equally from trump and clinton. >> we are seeing a realignment of the party as we know them so hillary working folks, could have counted on our saying i don't like where the democratic party is. >> more people say they are independents, 42% independents. trish: the ones to decided, john stossel in the house, we will see you tonight. hillary clinton backing wall street promising to tax the rich, quote, make them pay their fair share. she seems to have absolutely no issue at all receivi

the, the democrats for their part are going to be, well, hillary clinton is going to be addressing the naacp convention. that gets underway a little bit from now. when we have the opportunity to take you to hillary clinton's speech, no doubt we will do so. but again, you're looking at all of the preparations underway in cleveland for the republican national committee, excuse me, republican national convention that gets underway this hour. we are just about 45 minutes away from the official start with speaker of the house paul ryan gaveling in the coverage. among the people who are not attending, much has been made of that. the fact that jeb bush will not be there, nor will his brother, the most recent republican president, george w.., or his father, george h.w. bush, who is not particularly doing well in the health arena. certainly understandable he would not be there but there are a number of republican stars who are going to be in attendance at the convention. tom cotton, newly-elected senator from arkansas will be there. joni ernst, newly-elected senator from iowa is going to be the