the city of detroit is where our story begins. detroit was once the economic envy of the world. the people of detroit help to power america to its position of global dominance in the 20th century. [crowd boos] [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. when we were governed by the america first policy, detroit was absolutely booming. engineers, builders, laborers, shippers, and countless others went to work each day, provided for their families, and lived out, totally, lived the american dream. but for many living in this city, that dream has long ago vanished, when we abandoned the policies of america first. we started rebuilding other countries instead of our own. the skyscrapers were not in beijing and many other cities around the world while the factories and neighborhoods crumbled right here in detroit. our roads and bridges fell into disrepair, yet we found the money to resettle millions of refugees at taxpayer expense. today, detroit has per capita income of under $15,000, about half of the national average. 40% of the city's residents live in poverty. over 2.5 times t

the city of detroit is where our story begins. detroit was once the economic envy of the world. the people of detroit help to power america to its position of global dominance in the 20th century. [crowd boos] [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. when we were governed by the america first policy, detroit was absolutely booming. engineers, builders, laborers, shippers, and countless others went to work each day, provided for their families, and lived out, totally, lived the american dream. but for many living in this city, that dream has long ago vanished, when we abandoned the policies of america first. we started rebuilding other countries instead of our own. the skyscrapers were not in beijing and many other cities around the world while the factories and neighborhoods crumbled right here in detroit. our roads and bridges fell into disrepair, yet we found the money to resettle millions of refugees at taxpayer expense. today, detroit has per capita income of under $15,000, about half of the national average. 40% of the city's residents live in poverty. over 2.5 times t

the city of detroit is where our story begins. detroit was once the economic envy of the world. the people of detroit help to power america to its position of global dominance in the 20th century. [crowd boos] [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. when we were governed by the america first policy, detroit was absolutely booming. engineers, builders,laborers, shippers, and countless others went to work each day, provided for their families, and lived out, totally, lived the american dream. but for many living in this city, that dream has long ago vanished, when we abandoned the policies of america first. we started rebuilding other countries instead of our own. the skyscrapers were not in beijing and many other cities around the world while the factories and neighborhoods crumbled right here in detroit. our roads and bridges fell into disrepair, yet we found the money to resettle millions of refugees at taxpayer expense. today, detroit has per capita income of under $15,000, about half of the national average. 40% of the city's residents live in poverty. over 2.5 times th

ourcity of detroit is where city begins. detroit was once the economic envy of the world. the people of detroit help to america for the position of global dominance in the 20th century. [crowd cheers] thank you. thank you very much. when we were governed by the detroitfirst policy, was absolutely booming. engineers, laborers, shippers and countless others went to work each day, provided for families and lived out, out the american dream. many living in this city that dream has long ago vanished. we abandon the policy of america first, we started countries other instead of our own. skyscrapers went up in beijing and many other cities around the world while factories and neighborhoods crumbled right here in detroit. roads and bridges fell into disrepair, yet we found the money to resettle millions of refugees at taxpayer expense today detroit has a per capita $15,000, about half of the national average. resident live in poverty. times -- over 2.5 times the national average. half of all detroit residents do work. detroit tops the list of the most dangerous cities in terms of

half of all detroit residents do not work. detroit tops the list of the most dangerous cities in terms of violent crime. [shouting] [applause] >> thank you. thank you. detroit tops the list of most dangerous cities in terms of violent crime. these are silent victims whose stories are never told by hillary clinton but victims who are suffering is no less real or permanent. in short, the city of detroit is the living, breathing, example of my opponent's failed economic agenda. [cheers and applause] every policy that has failed this city and so many others is a policy supported by hillary clinton. she supports the high taxes and radical regulation that forced jobs out of your community. and the crime policies have made you far, far less safe and the immigration policies that have strained local budgets and the trade deals like nafta, signed by her husband, that have shipped your jobs to mexico and other countries, and she supports the education policies that deny your students choice, freedom, and opportunity. [applause] she is t

it will be so good for detroit. we will also give our police and law enforcement the funds in support they need to restore law and order to this country. [applause and cheering] thank you. without security, there can be no prosperity. [shouting] [crowd boos] without security, there can be no prosperity. we must have law and order. we must have law and order. [applause and cheering] by the way, our police in this country are really unrecognized for the incredible job that they do. thank you. [applause] in the coming days, we will be rolling out plans on all of these items. one of my first acts as president will be to repeal and replace disastrous obamacare, saving another 200 million american jobs. [cheering and applause] we will also rebuild our military and get our allies to pay their fair share for the protection we provide to them, saving us countless more billions of dollars to invest in our own country. [applause] we also have a plan on our website for complete reform of the veterans administration. [applause]

we'll watch detroit. for now over to headquarters, scott wapner and the "half." >>> carl, thanks so much. welcome to the "halftime report." i'm scott wapner. we begin with breaking news this hour. republican presidential nominee donald trump laying out his economic agenda today at the economic club of detroit. we will take you there live once mr. trump takes the lectern. we do expect details on taxes, trade, energy and regulatory reform among other issues. our john harwood is there. and our senior economics reporter alongside us today. he, of course, is steve liesman. we know, steve, that this is being billed as donald trump laying out his economic vision, parts of the plan have already been put forward. it's a chance for him, obviously, to change the narrative of what has been a rough campaign over the last week or so, but some have already viewed this plan and have come back with what it will ultimately mean for the economy, including mark zandi. >> i want to start with your overall assessment, which is

blames detroit's roles nafta. we engage in a trade war with -- charles: well, china is major manufacturing. now that manufacturing has been going to -- >> nafta? detroit has been a hell hole, a liberal experiment hell hole of taxes and spending and predating nafta. way predating nafta. the other thing is if we go this route that he wants to go with china. trillions are not coming back here. that's absurd. so i think he would be better off sticking with realistic stuff and not the -- not demagoguing trade. i just think -- listen, we can get better trade deals. i get it. but it's not going to do what he says it's going to do. charles: governor jim gilmore, i think you might be pleased with the plan? >> i am pleased with the plan. i've been reallying talking about the necessity of economic growth for years now, both through the nonprofittary aggression regress foundation but also in my political campaigns that this is what donald trump must do. get on the right message for the people of the united states, explain the

it is an honor for you to come to detroit. am -- i cannot claim that i have persuaded you to do this but you understood the innate , pulledes of detroit together many issues that we are examining on the house judiciary committee. bipartisan policing strategy working group does not only our committee, the house judiciary committee but also the city of detroit and its leadership that was here for these two days to examine the relationship and how we improve law enforcement and community leaders joining together for this very critical discussion that has been held. i spent my time meeting with a half-dozen mayors and police chiefs of the cities around detroit starting with the largest city in michigan, detroit. all ofm happy to bring these well-intentioned members now,ngress who are here dedicated to uttering the relationships between the police and community. over the last few years, we witnessed senseless acts of violence that has taken the lives of civilians and law , seemingly deepening the divide between the two. as members

the city of detroit is where our story begins. detroit was once the economic envy of the world.eople of detroit helped to power america to its position of global dominance in the 20th century. [ applause ] thank you. thank you very much. when we were governed by the america first policy, detroit was absolutely booming. engineers, builders, laborers, shippers and countless others went to work each day, provided for their families and lived out -- totally lived out the american dream. but for many living in this city, that dream has long ago vanished. when we abandon the policy of america first, we started rebuilding other countries instead of our own. the skyscrapers went up in beijing and many other cities around the world while the factories and neighborhoods crumbled right here in detroit. oth our roads and bridges fell into disrepair yet we found the money to reset tell millions of refugees at taxpayer expense. today, detroit has per capita income of under $15,000. about half of the national average. over 2.5 times the national average. the unemployment rate is more than twic

he is speaking in detroit.lary clinton will give her economic speech in michigan on thursday as well. chosesting that he detroit, because he plans to use it as an example of how the obama administration and hillary, who would continue the obama legacy, has highlighted some of the failed economic policies there. trump in general polls better when it comes to the economy, but she has been narrowing the lead. oliver: it is kind of a go big or go home location. detroit has been pretty troubled bankruptcies,e problems that have been at the core of the middle of america. we will see how they receive their plans. scarlet: let's tune into donald trump. is where our story begins. detroit was once the economic envy of the world. the people of detroit helped to power americans to its position of global dominance in the 20th century. [crowd boos] [applause] >> thank you very much. when we were governed by the america first policy, detroit was absolutely booming. engineers, builders, laborers, shippers, and countless others

detroit built a water main. you can think of a basketball ring, it is that high, that is where the water goes, it goes to west out of lake huron towards flint but the next county west of here, half of the pipe or part of the pipe pumping station is in south to the northern suburbs and the other is flint. in 2009 flint goes with another water line that is exactly 6 miles north of this water line, and duplicating water line, i thought it was crazy and i wrote in 2009 that this is insane. they will spend billion dollars which is what they were estimating back then to duplicate something that already exists. why are we doing it? the reason we are doing it is detroit didn't grow the way we thought. it never used half of the capacity but the water is treated on the lakeshore, going to flint, detroit, claimed good water out of lake huron, it is good water and they are duplicating it and the reason they are gouging them on the price, you would think somebody in michigan is the adult in the room, some governor, water is

chief of police in detroit says don't buy gas in detroit.t wasn't the truth the i said just be careful if you're going to buy gas at 2:00 in the morning. at that headline read no gas in detroit. so now it is very strategic way come anytime we do press conferences, we go live on facebook. because you can't co-opt the narrative. we created and you can put out what you want. >> for us we created a policy. part of that was embedding in the culture the department that you will allow the. police officer is the most powerful position in america come in the world. really to take some with the is extremely powerful. so yes, it needs to be regulated. these cameras, i put in 19 your kid out in the field and give him all this power. the president can be sitting here today, he cannot arrest anyone. so with that comes to understanding, and the history we didn't have those things to regulate. it was witness testimony. the body cam comes into play to say for the first time i have something to check but officers. not just in those bad times. how is he treati

so detroit, detroit probably was gouging plan. somebody should've said stop it, but it didn't.hey said we are tired, we will build, spent hundreds of millions of dollars to duplicate an existing waterline so that we don't have to be held hostage by you any longer. that's the original sender if that doesn't happen, not for the rest of this happens. flint people are not drinking water out of the flint river. the governor of michigan is a major look like, going down in history as a buffoon actually is what looks like he's going to go. all that happens because of this decision. there was nobody in a position of power in michigan, no adult in the room who could stop it, so hey, it's crazy. we have so may things we can we do it in the state, why would we spend a billion dollars to duplicate what exists? i've never heard a good answer for that. they will tell you things, table take the rest of sessions but the fact of the matter is it's a perfectly good waterline and it could be serving flint for another 50 years if they just maintain it. everybody knows newspapers in trouble. i would

for you to come to detroit. i cannot claim that i persuaded you to do this, that you understood that the unique challenges of detroit pulled that we arey issues already examining on the house judiciary committee. this bipartisan policing doesegies working group not only, our committee, but the city of detroit and its leadership that was here for these two days to examine the relationship of how we improve law enforcement and community leaders joining together for this very critical discussion that has been held. during the august district work period, i spent my time meeting with a half dozen mayors and police chiefs of the cities in startingd detroit, with of the largest city in michigan, detroit. i am happy to bring all of these well-intentioned members of now,ess who are here dedicated to bettering relationships between the police and communities. as over the last few years we have witnessed since these acts of violence that have taken the lives of both civilians and law enforcement, seemingly deepening the d

would be left without waters of detroit.n you get outside the detroit and flint, you get more republican so the geographical areas for republicans, they make stronger districts. this is where flint, detroit got their water. when detroit was growing, they needed a dependable source of water. there was a time in the cold war where they were getting their water from lake sinclair. it seems kind of funny now but it wasn't at all in the 60's that the soviet union would drop an atomic bomb onto the lake and vaporize that lake and detroit would be left without waters of detroit. they would put water intake out in the lake in a 7 mile tunnel, i forget how deep, 200 feet deep to this water intake. it is just north of the city. the tunnel exploded, killed 20 some minors. the worst industrial accident in history of lower michigan. detroit built a water main. you can think of a basketball rim. it is that high, that is where the water goes, it goes to west out of lake huron towards flint but the next county west of here, it is a split an

it is an honor for you to come to detroit.i am -- i cannot claim that i have persuaded you to do this, but you understood the innate unique challenges of detroit, pulled together many issues that we are already examining on the house judiciary committee. and so this bipartisan policing strategies working group does not only our committee, the house judiciary committee, but also the city of detroit and its leadership that was here for these two days to examine the relationship and how we improve law enforcement and community leaders joining together for this very critical discussion that has been held. during the august district work period, i spent my time meeting with a half-dozen mayors and police chiefs of the cities in and around detroit, starting of course with the largest city in michigan, detroit. and i am happy to bring all of these well-intentioned members of congress who are here now, dedicated to uttering the bettering the relationships between the police and community. now, over the last few years, we witnessed sen

>> i grew up in detroit. you talk to people who live in detroit and you'wu'll have a ber understanding. >> yeah, i'm sure if you ask white people in detroit, that's their story. >> i think it's disappointing strategically. politics is a team sport. she's running on a ticket. and i think of one of the emails flushed out by the wikileaks. from march 2016. it was from louis miranda complaining that their instructions was to separate trump from ryan or the ryan wing to say that trump was crazy and not normal and ryan was normal and that to connect them makes trump look normal. and miranda was complaining that they couldn't run congressional campaigns this way. and when hillary clinton says that paul ryan is a social justice conservatism and all these other republicans which i guess would include louis gomez and the people who said she killed vince foster, right? now she's saying trump has turned the party over to paranoia. is she saying the rest of the party is okay, then it makes it very hard to tell a story to

detroit is doing great. this garbage about the trait -- detroit hurting it is not true. i was there this morning. there is a shortage of construction workers and software engineers. trade is booming. >> i do want to ask gary detroit is the poster child for america. it was an extraordinary town and it was ahead of the curve and they started to adopt certain policies and all the sudden they are in trouble granted one of the things that they don't have because the native detroit folks 57% are illiterate. you have some issues there. it is the skilled workers. if you want to cut that off every consumer product from the laptop to the smartphone to the tablet you want to cut it off just the way you want and it is a death sentence. if you say listen and sounds great. i will wake up tomorrow and president president trump will put it in my backyard. how do you take a job that pays for five grand in china and make it a 40 or 50,000-dollar job in america. let's talk about the unfair trade practices at the china engages in. let's start with the steel industry. they go below cost in t

>> yeah. >> this is detroit.it, though. >> it doesn't matter. trust me. >> you're very naive. the bottom line is, it's dangerous. it's dangerous. >> you know it is. >> yeah, i have to make money somehow. >> what we're trying to tell you is, there's got to be something better. you're 18. you know, you're out there essentially by yourself. you're a child, in our eyes because we're much older than you, and we're concerned about you. and we're just trying to encourage you to do something else. find something else where you're not going to be in jeopardy. >> keep going down that hallway. we're going to go out the back door here on the left. >> i'm finding more and more the youth this day and age is very much what we just saw with her. they think this is their only option, and a lot of kids these days are looking for the most money, the shortest route, the least effort. >> frustrated, the officers suspect they've made little progress with this headstrong teen today. but they know it's only her first arrest for prostitu

why do you think donald trump chose detroit and the detroit economic club to deliver his economic messagett: the central message he is trying to communicate, and he is trying to make the defining point, detroit is the capital of disenfranchised america. it is a symbol of what we used to be. it was an industrial powerhouse back in the day that is now in virtual devastation because the manufacturing sector has been exported to other countries. i think that was the key to his speech yesterday. he was trying to say, we were a great nation once, and look at what has happened in the decades since we entered into all of these agreements. i am a, and going to bring all the jobs back, and here is how i'm going to do it. amy: were you surprised by anything in the speech or the overall tone? matt: at the beginning of the speech, i was surprised that he led with what sounded like warmed over previous messages from republicans on taxes. he had this proposal to surviving tax code and only have three tax rates. he wants to reduce the corporate ta rate to 15%. these kinds of proposals are not what won hi

we'll watch detroit.ow over to headquarters, scott wapner and the "half." >>> carl, thanks so much. welcome to the "halftime report." i'm scott wapner. we begin with breaking news this hour. republican presidential nominee donald trump laying out his economic agenda today at the economic club of detroit. we will take you there live once mr. trump takes the lectern. we do expect details on taxes, trade, energy and regulatory reform among other issues. our john harwood is there. and our senior economics reporter alongside us today. he, of course, is steve liesman. we know, steve, that this is being billed as donald trump laying out his economic vision, parts of the plan have already been put forward. it's a chance for him,

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chief of police in detroit says don't buy gas in detroit. that wasn't the truth.d just be careful if you're going to buy gas at 2:00 in the morning. but the headline read no gas in detroit. so now it may very strategic way come anytime we do press conferences we go live on facebook. because you can't go up the narrative. we created. >> we create a policy that would allow the citizens to fill must the part of that was embedded in the code of the department that you will allow the. police officers, the most powerful position in america come in the world. the ability to take somebody's freedom is extremely powerful. so yes, it needs to be regulated. these cameras, i put in aikido get out in the field and give him all the star. the president could be said here today. he cannot arrest anyone. with that comes the understanding and in history we didn't have those things to regular. it was witness testimony, so the body cams comes into play to say for the first time i have something to check the officers, no longer know, i don't want not just in the background just in the

first, the campaign carl, live in detroit. carl good, day to you. what was new in the speech today from trump that even you had not heard before? >> well, he revised his income tax plan. donald trump has been saying for the better part of the last year and a half he would do away with the current income tax brackets, bulletly the highest one and his plan was to implement a 10, 20, and 25% income tax bracket for the american public. that today was revised to some extent upward. now his plans will be for a 15, 25, and 33% tax bracket, still significantly smaller than the largest one now at 39% and a fraction but revised upward. itself puts him in line with house republicans who have put together a tax relief plan that uses those numbers. so trump comes up a little bit and perhaps shows he can work with republicans. much of the speech, despite being at the detroit economic club, there was an awful lot of clinton bashing here and trump made the case that, while he has a vision as a businessman, she has record as a politician, and it hasn't been a positi

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>> the attorney general came to detroit because detroit is a model. look at the relationship between police and community, really detroit has written the playbook. that doesn't mean it's perfect, absolutely not. if you go back to detroit when i started in 1977, 10 years after civil unrest in detroit, the mayor had the foresight to build a police department to reflect the community. that really hasn't changed. right now detroit is about 62% african-american, women make up about 24% of the police department which exceeds the , national average. the one thing we do because when i got to detroit three years ago, the morale of the police was at the very bottom. but also the morale of the community was at the bottom. it wasn't so much because of race relations. it was because people felt they were not receiving service. so that has changed. and what's changed is that people feel they have a police department. so the conversation is very different. having spent 28 years in los angeles were i remember times of large number of police officers go to neighborhoo

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is that the story of detroit white flight? >> i grew up in detroit and -- >> rick, what do you think about the tactical decision of hillary clinton to cleave donald trump off from the republican party that has had its own issues with racial dog whistles for decades? >> i think it's disappointing. basically strategically. politics is a team sport. she's running on a ticket. i think of one of the e-mails fleshed out from the wikileaks, from march of 2016, so this has been a long time coming, from louis miranda, complaining that their instructions was to separate trump from the ryan wing, to say that trump was crazy and not normal, and ryan was normal. and that to connect them makes trump look normal. and miranda was complaining that they couldn't run congressional campaigns this way. when hillary clinton says that paul ryan is a social justice conservativism and all these other republicans which i guess would include trey gowdy and i guess would include louis gom ertz and the people who said she killed vince foster, right? now s

he sold the detroit free press. during the civil war he was doing this. it was after the battle of shiloh, he was convinced the detroit free press to be given 1000 copies of the paper on credit. he sold way more copies than he usually did in the first station . ever the entrepreneur, he started raising the price. the closer he got back to port huron in the fewer papers he had left, the price went up. it went from sign since a copy to five cents a copy. copy to 25 cents a cents a copy. his mother objected to the method potential hazards that go along with mixing chemicals, so they moved this ring to the basement. chemicalscrounge and put them in these bottles. he labeled every bottle poison to keep people out. but what we don't show is that he labeled each bottle with a book sond kept a log that he knew what was in each bottle and could safely explore these chemicals. he had a chemistry book and was testing every statement made in the book to see if what the book said what really happened. she had to see for himself if what the book said was true. in the a

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donald trump getting specific in detroit. a couple bullet points from his peach, limit taxes on business neil cavuto to 15%. exclude child care expenses from taxation. renegotiate nafta and withdraw from tpp. issue an executive order to impose a regulatory moratorium on new agency regulations. halt regulations on businesses, and end the death tax. just a few of the points there. as you look at the average of polls, over the summer, this is the line graph, the red donald trump, the blue hillary clinton. right now it's updated since then. but you can see the fluctuation here in really the last week or two, how the polls have been shifting. let's bring in our panel. charles hurt, amy stoddard, and charles krauthammer. today's economic speech, your thoughts? >> this is the donald trump that can win in november if he stays focused like this. and i think that doing this particular speech in detroit was a good play by him. my first job at a newspaper was in detroit. to this day, we still send those internet things around, showing 50

my concern is to get detroit road reopened. they have been working here to cut up this large tree limb. we'll probably just move into road to getting traffic moving..e'd a lot of people at the far end where the road is blocked off cannot get through.open this will cause lots of problems tonight, this is from the top of one of the power poles. this got knocked down the tree limb smashed into the power lines causing outages. talk to some and the condo they said it went out about 5:00 p.m. and not for a while. so it's important to remove the treeso, once cleared, they can allow the power crews chance to work on these powerlines.ch reports of trees down and fairview park andnd rocky river, compounded the problem. a tree down here in the 2000 block across the golf courseac at orchard and detroit road effort to get the tree out so that the power crews canan restore power. just a busy day as they try to cope with what will be a long night without power, back to you. >> viewers capture a bond of images of the storm. they share the phot

we take you to detroit when his remarks begin. scarlet: u.s. stocks fluctuating after a rally pushing the s&p and the nasdaq to record highs. can stocks hold onto their gains as companies wrap of earng

would be left without waters of detroit. they would put water intake out in the lake in a 7 mile tunnel, i forget how deep, 200 feet deep to this water intake. it is just north of the city. the tunnel exploded, killed 20 some minors. the worst industrial accident in history of lower michigan. detroit built a water main. you can think of a basketball rim. it is that high, that is where the water goes, it goes to west out of lake huron towards flint but the next county west of here, it is a split and half of the pipe or part of the pipe pumping station is in south to the northern suburbs and the other is flint. in 2009 flint goes with another water line that is exactly 6 miles north of this water line, and duplicating water line, i thought it was crazy and i wrote in 2009 that this is insane. they are going to spend $1 billion, which is what they were estimating back then, to duplicate something that already exists. why are we doing it? the reason we are doing it is -- detroit didn't grow the way we thought. it has never been

and hear how donald trump used the city of detroit -- to draw a ?negative comparison to his opponent. plus... three meth labs are ?shut down in walworth county... ?the unlikely place where one was in what his campaign billed as a major economic address-- donald trump lays out his plan for jump-starting the economy today in detroit. meanwhile-- hillary clinton was also talking economics in florida. fox's doug mckelway has more from washington. speaking to the detroit economic club, republican nominee donald trump outlined his economic vision in a city hit hard by poverty and in beijing and many other cities around the world, while the factories and neighborhoods crumbled right here in detroit." trump, who has been trying to shake more than a week's worth of bad press amid a string of self-propelled controversies, was interrupted several times by protesters... especially when trying to draw comparisons between himself and his opponent, hillary clinton. trump says: "the city of detroit is the living, breathing embodiment of my agenda." among the highli

donald trump getting specific in detroit.et points from his peach, limit taxes on business neil cavuto to 15%. exclude child care expenses from taxation. renegotiate nafta and withdraw from tpp. issue an executive order to impose a regulatory moratorium on new agency regulations. halt regulations on businesses, and end the death tax. just a few of the points there. as you look at the average of polls, over the summer, this is the line graph, the red donald trump, the blue hillary clinton. right now it's updated since then. but you can see the fluctuation here in really the last week or two, how the polls have been shifting. let's bring in our panel. charles hurt, amy stoddard, and charles krauthammer. today's economic speech, your thoughts? >> this is the donald trump that can win in november if he stays focused like this. and i think that doing this particular speech in detroit was a good play by him. my first job at a newspaper was in detroit. to this day, we still send those internet things around, showing 50 years of demo