we pointed out earlier that jim mussina, obama campaign manager from 2012, now on your campaign, hadnswering the question about hillary clinton's original new economic ideas. can you tell us what some of her original economic ideas are? >> first of all, i thought his answer was just fine. our infrastructure proposal would invest $5 billion into our roads and bridges. mark: what is original about it. quest -- what about it? >> a few things. one of the first speeches she gave was about raising wages and a profit-sharing proposal that would incentivize companies to reward workers whose productivity has been responsible for economic gains. mark: but that's not about the infrastructure. is there anything original about the infrastructure plan? quite the level of investment. she would ask the wealthy to do more, including closing tax reform -- tax loopholes. i heard the discussion in the earlier segment. you guys should know that we put out a raft of different middle-class tax cut proposals including targeting prescription drug cost and child care, but we have not revealed the full extent

i can see how that is going to help my family. , have yet to find anybody including jim mussina, whoan articulate them in a way that's exciting. infrastructure is important, but i don't hear a lot of people talking about it. he did not like my response to his response. to mock theasy website, and i know that's not exactly what you're doing, but hillary clinton has a lot of good policy proposals. none of them are going to revolutionize the world, but she has economic proposals on childhood education and other things that would fit very well in her husband's old ideas on the economy. grab bag.ike a what she fails at his economic messaging. when her husband put those ideas wereher, they revolutionary in 1991, and he had putting people first, human capital, globalization and digitization of the economy and how all this stuff fits together. he had a narrative. he had slogans. it was exciting. she just has a bunch of ideas. that thought because we are going to talk to brian fallon. but not yet. coming up next, how trump support compares to what support for mitt romney in 2012 was like. tha