donny: mike, it's donny. obviously today we saw him on his good behavior.you're running the hillary campaign or anywhere from that side of the aisle, you're going to continue to prick. you just know he is not going to stay on message this way. what would be your best prick strategy, nobody ever asked this question on the show. what is your best prick strategies if you're going against him? mike: he is a creature of the daily news cycles. he watches himself on tv and then he reacts. i would have surrogates all over him. they're doing a fairly good job on the ready to be commander in chief. the other pillar they have to go after is economic manager. his flop today at the economic club venue shows that disconnect. was doing the shtick that went out of vogue in the 1970's. the trade stuff fell flat. i would just be on offense of surrogates. i would try to not put the spotlight on hillary. they have many weaknesses, they want to keep a referendum on trump and wiggling on the hook which is what he does best. mark: three forum questions, who are you voting for in

donny: it's just not true.sh -- hillary clinton you are saying has come out and said i'd don't think anyone in america has the right to their arms? kellyanne: i would never say that. she has been asked about her position on the second amendment and has done her usual thing -- she has said she again -- is she ison, she has said against the heller decision. the u.s. supreme court decision for an individual's right to bear arms. that decision came from a majority of the supreme court. including many different president's appointees. she said very clearly that she disagrees with that decision and wishes it would go another way. she would have the opportunity as president, donny, to execute executive orders the way this president has done. the idea that she is not hostile to gun owners, that's her obama,ssor, then senator said people cling to their god and their guns and religion, making fun of all of the unwashed. mark: do you see the difference between wanting to pass a n additional restriction, as opposed to sayi

donny: you were working with jeb. was a do over, what would have, could have, or is there anything you would have done differently? mike: we made an argument for reformed conservatism that was much more positive and uplifting . half the primary voters wanted a grievance candidacy and they found it in trump. without jeb fundamentally changing what he was four, it was not a year that we were selling. in the big picture, we need a different appetite in the primary votes. mark: let me ask you about one thing, the issue at the time. people want you to spend the tens of millions you had in the bank early on. looking back, might that have worked? the rubioproblem was campaign and the christie campaign, everyone agreed that we should have taken on trump for their benefit. if i had a time machine, i might have convened a meeting with the other super pacs and said, ok, , christie. you guys each put in $2 million and i will put in $6 million and match all of you to go after trump the problem is, our job to consolidate the regula

donny: he cannot.ero and taxes and gives very little to charity. >> what is perplexing is that a major nominee is not releasing his taxes. that's amazing. so that he's making that argument seems absurd. donny: i disagree with him on everything. your passion about him releasing his tax returns, and i feel the same way. john: stick with us. we will continue this conversation right after this break. ♪ ♪ john: we are back with dan who has advised mitt romney and paul ryan and many others. dan, i'm going to ask you to do something that is akin to me for asking donny to be humble. not likely it will ever happen in the real world. pretend that you are running donald trump as he debate prep. >> i would love that. i would just love it. john: what would you do? take it seriously. what do you think the challenges would be and the strategic objectives? dan: the first thing i would say is don't take the wrong lessons from the primary debates. because what you are about to experience is nothing comparable. the prima

donny: while mrs.ching around with the e-mails and lying down because she's got no stamina, i was making my isis plan and we are going to bomb every isis icer there is. joe: secretary clinton, your response? the: less discussion question of whether you know what isis is. what do those letters stand for? donny: our president then know because he always teams to throw in i saw -- isil. john: you accuse me of having profiteer from my speeches and foundations. i think the american people know we have saved millions of lives, we worked on aids and malaria. if i happen to get a little rich in the process, at least i'm actually rich. thate various countries border france, which is the greatest threat to american security. .onny: this is not a quiz i'm not here to answer quizzes. we sailed them out in world war ii and we will do it again if we have to. joe: i would like to ask another question. hillary clinton has led she asked that she lacked the temperament to be president. how do you respond to that accusat

donny: is that a yes? do not think answering that kind of question directly is the kind of thing for me to do. i worked hard and serve the country honorably everywhere i went. mark: you're asking people to vote for you as an unknown. i want to go back to what donny just asked you. you were doing some pretty intense stuff. you are not known to people, do you not feel you need to be more open about the things he went through was it young man to give a sense of your life experience and what you have faced? evan: i believe i am totally open. mark: he asked you a direct question. evan: it's good, just sometimes veterans who have served our asked questions like that when they are running for president, and they brag about killing people. it seems off to me, frankly. mark: we are not asking you to brag about it. we just want a sense of the kinds of things. that's a pretty awesome responsibility. evan: let me share some more information to see if it satisfies you. i certainly located terrorists that were sometimes

donny: you are out on the trail.y early on that says on some level trump does not want to win. it is percolating more and more with his behavior. anything hit a nerve with you there? there are a lot of things adding up that says maybe it's not as crazy as it is. casey: he doesn't want to lose. i understand, but they are opposite, right? erik: -- donny: no, he doesn't want to lose. he is in a tough bind. one interesting thread to follow and i think is something you are seeing is that robby mook set a fundraising e-mail today that said we don't just need to be him, when you don't love him out of the water. we need to make sure there isn't something to the argument that the election was rigged. we are talking about pennsylvania. a fight about election observers in that state. i think that is something that is starting to bubble to the surface. trump has acknowledged the possibility he could lose in a way that is much more direct. i am not sure that means he will be saying ok, i didn't want to win. i have trouble believi

donny: you have to say, coming up.: camille, a tale of two strategists after this. ♪ ♪ >> time to talk a little ye old strategy. we're joined now by john, the g.o.p. strategist, an advisor of the new york republican party. and also a democratic advisor, traveling chief of staff to vice president al gore. just a little housekeeping. you're for hillary clinton. who are you for? mark: the republican party. >> yeah. mark: are you voting for donald trump? >> absolutely. he's from new york, you know that. >> absolutely. i'm a new yorker. mark: >> so we like to do a little strategy swap. trump campaign, kellyanne conway acknowledged today it's behind, so you guys have got catching up to do. if you were giving advice to donald trump and kellyanne conway, what would you tell them? what are the building blocks to a comeback? >> message discipline. if mr. trump could focus on a couple of key messages and not do the clinton campaign's job for them -- donny: which two messages? >> first of all, this is not a specific message but it

donny: you made the key point.verything she does at this point should make her as invisible as possible. that speech fades into the woodwork. nothing in it is going to provoke any new thing and nothing in it is going to raise eyebrows. every day that goes by shifts back to trump. what she tried to a compass -- accomplished today i think was a winning bid for her. mark: we will talk about if the speech was purely liberal, but i will say, her ability to make arguments now and get a lot of coverage is pretty limited because trump, as we are about to discuss, is still taking up a lot of space. >> donald trump billionaire taking heat for something he said in a campaign rally, where he made his remarks by claiming that president obama and secretary clinton cofounded secretary clinton cofounded islamic state. he has had several opportunities to walk back or clarify this hyperbole, but all day today, the donald doubled down. mr. trump: i called president obama and hillary clinton the founders of isis. i think we will give

donny: it is the right strategy.e manager of the campaign, i would keep her under wraps as much as possible and make every day about trump. john: but you know how things can change very quickly. so she does not actually do something that is sort of goodwill. put goodwill and escrow, if you will, by at least doing one press conference before the debates, and generally see how the debates go -- mark: maybe on an august friday. john: there you go. bury it, right? mark: there are some people who make the case to get it done. john: friday or saturday afternoon. mark: i would say one thing -- michael: i think it is true of both candidates. i would spend an extra hour a day on debate prep. the debates are going to be the last real impact moment with the national audience, a chance to change the dynamic of the race. if i secretary clinton, i'm am making sure i'm ready for any haymaker. if i am mr. trump, i'm studying up. donny: let me reference this brilliant man's book. we all know that donald trump -- there are so many que

donny: that's my point.a candidate did come along that had the best of both worlds, had the q-rating, the star appeal, entertainment value and actually was an intelligent, literate, considerate person, i think we have spoiled the populace and that's something to , contend from here on? mike? mike: i worked for arnold schwarzenegger. he was famous but he worked a lot to have policy plans and surround himself with great policy advisors, he took the governing side thing seriously. you will see more pop culture in politics. in the movie business, preaware -- we would call preaware titles move into the space, but the voters after the trump thing are going to develop more of a filter. where a kardashian is not such a good idea, but somebody who has done their homework like a clooney on the left or gary's gary sinese or on the right could be an attractive candidate. i think trump's mistakes will raise the bar a little while pop culture is here to stay. mark: stuart, confused and surprised by the fact you have some

donny: yes and yes.ntil you can draw a straight line, not this person got a job or this, to the foundation taking money and because of the money it affected her decision-making as secretary as far as policy, until that line is drawn it all goes into a blur. other than that, it goes into that murky, mushy box. it is more of the same. we know that hillary clinton does not tell the truth, does not tell the truth. we know that. mark: they should all get more scrutiny. the press needs to ask itself whether it is disregarding things because that plays right into what the clintons wanted, spin. no one has proved that linkage in a way in any of these new controversies. it will be interesting to see information from the e-mails. donny: the "new york times" is reporting an anticorruption investigation in ukraine uncovered a secret record that uncovered $12 million paid to paul manafort. his ties ukraine interest have been previously reported, but it will provide fresh fuel for opponents. last night, hillary clinto

donny: you have to say, coming up.ie: camille, a tale of two strategists after this. ♪ >> time to talk a little strategy. by john, thenow advisor oftegist, an the new york republican party. a democratic advisor, traveling chief of staff to vice president al gore. clinton.r hillary who are you for? >> the republican party. >> yeah. are you voting for donald trump? >> absolutely. >> he's from new york, you know that. >> absolutely. i'm a new yorker. like to do a little strategy swap. trump campaign, kellyanne conway acknowledged today it's behind, so you guys have got catching up to do. giving advice to donald trump and kellyanne conway, what would you tell them? tot are the building blocks a comeback? >> message discipline. mr. trump could focus on a couple of key messages and not jobhe clinton campaign's for them -- >> which two messages? not ast of all, this is specific message but it's a broader strategy. he needs to restore his as an acceptable alternative in a change election year. that? do you do >> well, it's com

otherwise he would -- >> all three of those, donnie. >> no, it is that -- donnie: give me the argumentestion. what is the argument to not release them if you have nothing to hide? >> what is the argument to release them? he does not need an audit. >> every presidential candidate has. >> what presidential candidate have you of seen like him? -- have you ever seen like him? mark: before you worked for a candidate who refused to release his tax returns did you have the , position it didn't matter? >> i actually don't know why they do. you can tell me why they do -- i'm more interested to know that they're both going to have a medical doctor examine them. i'm more interested to know whether they put national security risks -- here is the thing, donnie, also. he says he is under audit. i have no idea about his financial situation so he says he is under audit. i'll make you a deal. i'll look you in the eye and telling you i will look him in the eye and ask him to release his tax returns if hillary clinton releases the wall street features and the 32,000 e-mails. i want the 32,000 e-mails. i

donny: we talked about split ticket.e lapse right now sticking with say they have got to get out? is that a certain debate, a certain poll number? a debate.nk it is i think record viewership will be reached in the first debate. most voters are differentiating between the republican nominee for president and senate republicans and house republicans. i think that gives them an opportunity to make their case on the issues and to win in a very difficult environment. a place like pennsylvania with pat toomey where a bomb a one by over 2000 votes in 2012 and hillary has a significant lead -- where obama won by over 2000 votes in 2012. we are going to be doing a piece coming up in "the new york times" about possibly more to come with a lot of hillary getting rid of their e-mails. is there any kind of proactive, settingc work going on, up a conspiracy theory? that could be the smoking gun. with we cannot coordinate the campaign. i'm sure they have strategies that they are pushing. a lot of the conspiracy theories right now are b

for me and for donnie. at "with all e respect" we say to you sayonara. ♪ >> i'm mark crumpton you're watching "bloomberg west." let's begin with a check of your first-word news. the pentagon confirms the death of the islamic states leader in afghanistan and pakistan. officials say he was killed in an air strike last month. st may a u.s. drone killed the afghan taliban leader. after repeatedly standing by claims president obama founded islamic state, donald trump appeared to change his tune tweeting he was being sarcastic. but at a rally this afternoon in erie, pennsylvania trump had a new take on his old claim. >> he let this happen. they had eight states. they had eight countries. they're now in 28 countries. they're expanding. o i said, the founder of -- ob vicely being sarcastic. then -- but not that sarcastic, to be honest with you. >> trump was introduced at that rally by reince priebus. it is the first time the rnc chairman has joined him on the campaign trail. hillary clinton's widening lead over don

>> i am donnie deutsch. mark: with all due respect to donald trump, next time you might want to put the safety on. ♪ mark: on the show tonight, break thatads, polls, and hope donny deutsch does not have a breakdown over the election. a brand-new bloomberg politics survey shows hillary clinton beating donald trump, 50% to 44% in a two-way race. the margin drops when the third-party candidates are added. we will talk more about those in a minute. first, donald trump and his campaign dealing with the fallout from his remarks about second amendment people yesterday. the secret service has had conversations today with the donald trump campaign about that comment out of concern that the remark could incite violence against hillary clinton. donald trump and his campaign are still saying that he was talking about voter mobilization, while some republicans, including corey lewandowski and paul ryan, are going with a different talking point, that the whole thing was a joke gone bad. here is what donald trump had to sa

donny deutsch. donny, mark halperin said, you know, said you were doing an incredible job and as alex said for some reason they got the smart donny. we always get the dumb donny. do you want to reverse that for us? >> no, i find -- >> you just play different roles, don't you? >> i think sometimes comedic relief. i'm always producing what is on set. >> weologist have washington anchor for bbc news america, katty kay. >> michael steele and msnbc political correspondent kasie hunt. wow. you have the reset button ready. reset. you may be using that a lot today. katty kay, there you go. it was a speech like no other speech. sort of the pregame was kel kellyanne conway going on hard ball and actually doing a pretty extraordinary job. i've known kellyanne conway for 20 years and i've never seen her do as she did last night. as far as spin and handling political incoming, that was a tour de force. and then trump last night was just a complete reversal in just about everything he's been. >> yeah. that's the

is this donny or dumb donny. >> today i'm smart donny. i think you can handle it. >> washington anchor from bbc world news america katty kay we have michael steele who is talking to his accountant with lkd. joining us in d.c. editor at "fix" chris cillizz a&m snbc political analyst eugene robinson and chief foreign affairs correspondent and host of "andrea mitchell reports" andrea mitchell. gene, what exactly did we see yesterday in donald trump? >> well, you know, i think we saw him attempting a pivot. do i get the asterisk. >> you deserve it. >> there we go. i think he, he made a better speech than he usually makes. he read it from a teleprompter. we've seen this sort of thing before and it's always best to wait 24 hours or 48 hours until he goes back off the rail. we'll see. a different sounding donald trump and one that i think will, if not gladden the hearts of worried republicans at least calm their night sweats. >> andrea mitchell we went from having surrogates on television talking about barack obama's afghanistan war. on "hardbal

i agree with donny, 100%.nd in three, you have serious leaders on a national security and republican ledger and one will come on the show a little later saying he lacks just about everything you would want in a commander in chief making serious foreign policy decisions. yet, he continues to travel down this path as donny said. this path of ridiculousness. >> i'll try to raise the bar here and have an intelligent conversation though it's hard from that. now principal at retired general michael hayden. one of 50 republican officials who signed an open letter saying they would not vote for donald trump. he lacks the character, value and experience to be president. and put the country's well being at risk. madeline albright, sir, argues he is already doing that right now. i'm just wondering, even just hearing those comments we just played for you right now, how would you characterize this candidate's abilities on foreign policy and keeping this nation safe? >> mika, choosing those words corrupts the dialogue. corr

donny most talks about life after happy days and his one time castmate's appearance at the republican national 3 and a football pro sees what it's like training to become a firefighterdrew? 3 charges are expected against a man who dodged police for three hours climb to the top of trump tower in new york city.a man used suction cups to scale the tower.officers tried to get him to climb into the building by smashing out windows but he kept going.he got to the 21st floor when two officers pulled him in through a windown they had removed. reliving happy days tonight at the wisconsin state fair. potsi, the fonz, and ralph malph are in town for the debut of their live show about the iconic t-v series. before they hit the stage.. donny 3 don most, actor: i think people have adopted us as their family here in milwaukee and so its always a treat." treat."singing singing the actor who made ralph malph famous is returning to his first love singing in happy days live. a show featuring music, clips from the iconic sit com and stories from the set like how he borrowed his late great director jerry

>> he called me little donny d. that was great. i responding calling him little donny t. it was 10:00 at night. it was strange. wouldn't you think our future president would be watching closing ceremonies of olympics. >> what did he say? >> commenting about stupid things he's saying. >> no provocation. >> the next morning he went after a particular morning show. he went after our mom here. >> sister. >> which was not cool. i guess he's kind of crumbling. i don't know. i just was wondering. now they have somebody next to him on the airplane to make sure he doesn't go off the rails. >> let's go. >> had that reset button right here. >> pivot button. >> it's over here,ic, isn't it? exactly. hey, we can just take that down. >> okay. the news. >> actually, i think that's the big story actually. >> that's not the big story. >> no, no, no. i'm saying as far as this goes, other than helping me gain twitter followers. >> stop. >> the big story is that he was in the middle of what was supposed to be a reset and then just blew up. so what it does, in effect, is it proves all of his c

donny: that was a mind bender. ya know he speaks his mind and i admire that he's standing up for what he believes in. in fact it is a respect and work ethic they honed all those years ago that sustains their friendships to this day. day.something about this group for the roles and in life we had that same camraderie and love and it really was something special. singing fades out 3 although the song is seared in his mind-- most does not perform the happy days theme song. he says he prefers bill haley's "rock around the clock"... which was the original song for the series in its early years. still ahead this morning - why milwaukee will be going gold this fall. 3 and - the girl scout unveil ?new? cookies!that's right--- yum!we'll tell you about the new varities next! 3 3 3 a live look over.....on the forecast...today: very warm and humid. chance of a late day storm. high: 90 (feels like temp. 100-105)tonight: scattered storms. heavy rain possible. low: 74friday: more storms. high: 87weekend: dry and seasonable. highs

donny most: i didn't know he was doing that until i saw it on the news. michele: were you like little chachi what are you doing? doing? his answer and how he dealt with type casting after the iconic show..donny most..he's still got it and we go back to arnold's to reminesce abt those happy days.. tonight on the cbs 58 news at ten. 3 your full readycast with meterologist rebecca schuld is next...stay tuned. today: temps are warm late this afternoon, mainly mid to upper 80s with a southerly wind at 5 to 15 mph. it's feeling quite humid too with dew points around 70. rest of the week: thursday's the hottest day of the week with a high of 90. there's a chance for a few scattered storms on thursday, but the more sp to arrive thursday night into friday morning scattered showers and storms return across the area. some strong storms are possible. friday will still be warm and humid highs in the middle to upper 80s. a few lingering t'showers will be possible during the day on friday.upcoming weekend: lower humidity with a high near 80 over the weekend. mix of clou

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donnie, how do you clean that up?body thinks his office is -- it's a mom and pop, six or seven creeky offices up there. it's not the campus of google, if you will, when you go up there. >> he keeps things as they were. i mean -- >> pictures are tilted on the wall for new york magazine. >> you know what, there is a rhyme and a rhythm to it all. there is a reason he doesn't change a lot of those pictures in there. he's got 1,000 "time" magazine covers. >> i don't think he has the last one up there. >> it's part of the reason why he thinks he can run a presidential campaign as a mom and pop and it's worked for him. >> just him. >> and the kids. >> just like the presidential campaign. >> let's go to philadelphia chief foreign correspondent and host of andrea mitchell reports andrea mitchell and nbc news correspondent hallie jackson. andrea, just from the clip we bumped in with, the clinton campaign has three months of commercials to run. >> it's remarkable. they are not overconfident, though. i've got to tell you they are

>> and donnie -- >> and his seething reports this morning. hit now in the last five or six days in a way that is kind of stunning. what's interesting about the khans is if he had just left it alone it would have been a powerful moving and eloquent message. it would have -- especially parents in the audience would have been moved by it. he has made it worse. when he said the other day i was viciously attacked, am i not allowed to respond? the answer is no, you're not. and of all of the stuff that's been said, lying ted and crooked hillary, all of it, okay, mrs. khan did the most damage originally by standing there. his silence became as eloquent as anybody on any show and anybody has written over the last week. >> the question though, her question is really kind of interesting given the evidence that you hear of there that so many of trump's decisions, daily s decisions resolve around will it hurt my business? you hear it. >> i will answer two ways. it is where he will come out on the positive end. i believe it will be the trump network. havin

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do donny and i show off our jaz hands.ith less than a month before trump and clinton face off in their first debate, the two candidates have started debate prep. "washington post" ran a story about their polar opposite approaches to the task and today, there was a juicy report about how clinton's camp is methodically tapping the advice of psychologists and donald trump's ghost writer to find ways to get under his skin onstage. today as clinton folks try to raise the expectations, joel beninson went on nbc and described the difficulty of predicting the moves muof an unpredictable opponent. meanwhile, trump's team apparently had laura ingraham on hand to stand in as hillary clinton during one prep session though they may or may not have used her for that purpose but trump opted for a more straightforward discussion of debate topics as he expresses concern about overpreparing for the big event. also present during another debate meeting this weekend, ousted fox news ceo roger ailes who according to "new york" magazine's gabe

[ted]i will call you donnie! is that okay?do you like that name? [woman}who's donnie? [ted]he's my roboctopus. students are headed back to the classroom in just a few days.. but some of their teachers may not be joining them. how licensing issues could keep educators from their classrooms. cc will continue shortly in the air... after a warehouse near the las vegas strip... catches fire. good morning... i'm dave hall. i'm maria silva. the worst part... the warehouse was packed with school supplies for a local autism foundation. we go right to fox5's alyssa deitsch live from the scene of the massive fire... on polaris and harmon... and alyssa these supplies were supposed to be donated this week? yeah, families were supposed to come here to the people's autism foundation within the next couple of days to pick up the school supplies. here's a look at that fire overnight, which you could see burning from our strat cam. one woman who works for the people's autism foundation told me they've been collecting backpacks and school supplies for children with specials needs and the

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on our show tonight, donny. the donald and detroit. another week has kicked off today with yet another new national poll showing donald trump well behind hillary clinton. this time clinton leads 46% to 34% in a new monmouth university survey. just the latest aftershock of what even team trump says is one of the worst stretches of his campaign to date. it's also why republican nominee made an economic policy speech today in the go-to locale for economic policy speeches, motor city, usa. during an address hosted by the fabled detroit economic club, trump framed the ideas of his democratic opponent as outdated and called president obama's administration a quote, lead weight on the american economy. >> the city of detroit is where our story begins. every policy that has failed this city and so many others is a policy supported by hillary clinton. she is the candidate of the past. ours is the campaign of the future. american workers have paid taxes their whole lives and they should not be taxed again at death. it's just plain wrong. and mos

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