former trump deputy press secretary hogan gidley is here to react. >> here is the record of economic calamity that kamala is desperate for voters to ignore. she cast a tie-breaking votes that caused record inflation. she cast the votes. she's tried to blame biden as you know. liz: that was former president trump just moments ago. we're getting highlights of his press conference happening now in bed minster, new jersey. reports also coming in the trump campaign will counter program against the dnc next week and president trump and his team will go to the battleground swing states. let's bring in trump campaign deputy communications director caroline sunshine, with her debut. caroline it's good to see you. thanks for joining us. you know, minority voters now reacting positively to trump. a new fox news poll, it's trump plus one over harris nationally. trump has 26% of the black vote. that's rising and 52% of the hispanic vote. he's talking right now. what do you make of all of this? >> oh, well absolutely. you know, you have whether you are black, white, or brown in this country everyb

hogan gidley is a former trump campaign administration communications official who is now with the amel reporter. i will start with you because you have the easiest title. [laughter] what you think about this right now? is tight. >> the race is tight. it was tight before but it's a contrast from a few weeks ago when axios and others were reporting so many democrats saying the election is over. they felt their chances were done, the trump had this in the bag. there was despair among democrats. that's not there anymore. there is a lot of excitement behind kamala harris. it was a historic switch on the ticket so that's driving some of the excitement, but the fund-raising numbers don't lie. the polls are improving after six months of biden being down from trump and really no movement there. democrats have a lot to be excited about, but there is still a long way to go before november and a lot we don't know about, her spirit she doesn't have a history of being particularly liked. >> and doesn't this week, it hasn't answered any questions. took an impromptu question on the tarmac last night.