pretty amazing. >> frank luntz is here. frank, good morning. >> good morning. >> fascinating to hear from so many of them who supported or want to support trump. you mentioned that issue of control. do you think these changes in the campaign team could alleviate some of those concerns? >> they could for he follows through on it. bigger, bolder america and fixing what is broken and taking on the lobbyists and lawyers and special interests but hate it when he is laser-like on his criticism of specific people or specific things and find him mean and find him insulting. and this election isn't rigged. the polls aren't rigged. trump has dropped since his convention because of what he has said and how he has behaved and he can -- by the way, i want to be clear. >> yes. >> this election, he can still win it. i know that the polls show him down six, seven those people in philadelphia tell me that it is absolutely winnable, it is up to what donald trump says and he cannot blame his advisers and he cannot blame the pollsters or the me

see if you're eligible for 12 months free at mybreo.com. >>> continuing now with frank luntz and his ning asking the folks about the best and worst statements by donald trump and hillary clinton. on to secretary clinton. what too you have for us, frank? >> well, we got two segments, the first one is hillary clinton at her best when she is talking about the economy and amazingly, bill, when she is acknowledging that things aren't as good as she would like them to be. let's take a look. >> here's what i believe. i believe america thrives when the middle class thrives. i believe our economy isn't working the way it should because our democracy isn't working the way it should. >> all right. so both the republicans and democrats approved of that, correct? >> >> yes. but here's the problem. she is talking about democracy not working as well as it could and economy not helping the middle class but she is then saying in the next breath that the economy is perfectly fine that this president has done a good job. bill, you can't have it both ways. >> wait a minute, she doesn't say the economy --

frank luntz is joining me. is the press going too far saying in august donald trump is in real trouble? >> absolutely. it's a simple press test. ask someone of your 20 closest friends or associates, colleagues how many of them are voting for donald trump? when you do this in a state like missouri, iowa, florida, ohio, it's about eight, ten, maybe 12. when you ask a journalist, as i have done in the past week, it's maybe one or two. even i as a sometime republican pollster, it's only three or four people. >> you're suggesting there's a bubble here and we have the impression trump is imploding because most of the people that we talk to or read or follow on twitter saying trump is in trouble. >> and i'm not suggesting it. i'm actually declaring it. >> okay. >> there is a bubble. the other thing is, trump is too available. why doesn't he say to the press, every time hillary clinton hold as press conference, i'll donate a million dollars to the veterans. >> she held one on friday but the first one in 242 days. >> ye

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frank luntz was on the program last week talking about donald trump slipping and he get a little carriedour phone. in i were trump strategist i would take the phone and i wrote throw it, bam, away. i would dump it. >> many of you took to twitter to ask of the conditions my poor iphone but he engageed in a slight hand tossing his own 15 to the floor not mine. he said his phone was damaged and that cut into his tweeting. good thing my iphone here was spared from the moment. good thing i have this, as a backup. people think of blackberry is unfashionable but good for mail. that is it for "media buzz" today. we hope you like our facebook page where we post a lot of original content. you can be part of it and i spend to your questions on video . there are many, man ways to get through to you. we are back here on sunday at 11:00 and 5:00 p.m. and hope you will join us on the crazy campaign with a news story every single hour, every five minutes. back here next sunday. >> welcome to america's election headquarters. >> topping the news this hour, donald trump's campaign manager strongly defendin

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frank luntz, wow. falling off the edge of that chart there.e hours and hours, probably now about 30 hours worth of speeches of the candidates. and another 500 ads and that is the worst response we have ever tested. and it is simple. you either tell the truth or you don't. you don't try to. it's not your intent to. you do or you don't. and the question that scott pelley asked her, at least jimmy carter said i will never lie to you. so they look at that and say you know what? she is not authentic. she is not honest and that's why two thirds of americans don't believe she has the integrity to be president of the united states. >> let's take a listen to another hillary clinton and see how she did it with the dials on this one. >> i remember landing under sniper fire. there was supposed to be some kind of a greeting ceremony at the airport but, instead, we just ran with our heads down to get into the vehicles to get to our base. >> problem is, that's not what happened. and we should know. cbs news accompanied the first lady and daughter chelsea on

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republican strategist and cbs news construct utter frank luntz led a focus group discussion in pennsylvania and our cameras were there. many participants once supported donald trump but don't support him now. how did trump lose them and can he regain their support? one, two, three, four, five. six. how many of you at some point in the campaign at least lean towards donald trump, raise your hands. almost all of you. so, what happened? >> he was my first choice. but just along the way, i can say he's lost me. i'm not saying a chance of turning, but he's become outrageous. we all have >> when he initially began to run, he gave voice to a lot of the frustration, is that i was feeling about how government is working or more to the point not working. but since then, he's been running at a 12-year-old and changes his positions every news cycle. you don't know where he stands on the issues. >> i almost think last couple of weeks he might be second guessing us, because he even said like a week ago, it's okay bizarre comments. i'm wonderings he serious about it? >> whenever somebody makes derogatory

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stephen bannon is a capable person and as frank luntz s earlier.message but neither have had these jobs before and asked to step into roles they are unfamiliar with on the fly in high-pressure situations when the trump campaign has never faced more peril when with it comes to its polling and organization position vis-a-vis hillary clinton. tough job and tough assignment but remember, trump runs the campaign first and foremost. >> is it a demotion for manafort? >> it's to insulate manafort. the campaign decided the stories about paul manafort this week especially about ukraine and lobbying and off the book payments are bad and likely to get worse. but they are still keeping him in a position of somewhat, at least importance within the campaign. it's an insulation move. if the stores keep up and publicity gets worse they may have to jettison manafort but holding on to him as they can. >> what do you make of the timing of this and what do you think we will see next of the says donald trump runs his own campaign? >> reporter: as i just said, he does ru

. >> republican strategist and cbs news contributor frank luntz is with us. good morning. >> good morning. >> what do we make of the changes in the trump campaign? >> you don't do it -- you have addition. that is traditional in politic as you get closer to the election, you add more talent but you don't have a shake-up like this. you don't take the top person and push them aside as they to steve bannon is one of the toughest and most aggressive and most negative operatives in america today and that signals to me that trump, rather than softening his approach, is going to double-down on being the tough, in your face, campaigner and i don't think that is what donald trump needs. these are independent undecided voters he is going after. they appreciate his message but they question he, himself. they don't like the persona and they don't like the anger and hatred. they want change in washington and think he can bring it but don't like him as a person. >> what will kelly ann conway? she has worked with several other campaigns. >> i have known her for 30 years. at

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