. >> joining us to discuss democratic member of congress joyce beattie from ohio, representative. leave aside the moment that donald trump's employees don't get health care through his own company. apparently saying they do through obama care. not sure what he means. but he says premiums are going up, options going down and the fact hillary clinton wants to keep obama care going is disqualifying. is this something that will hurt the clinton campaign? >> absolutely not. when you think of some 20 million people are now insured. when you think of college students now being able to stay on their parents' insurance at 26. think of pre-existing conditions now no longer being an issue. i think the american people understand 20 million people now insured, 3 million children now insured. i'm also not sure what he meant about his employees being in

i'm joined by congresswoman joyce beatty, whose name i unforgivably botched leading into the break.gize. she's a hillary clinton supporter. >> that's okay. >> thank you for being with us. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> so, one of the things we've been talking about, congresswoman, are these wikileaks e-mails. donald trump tweeted about this today. he said the wikileaks drip drop releases prove one thing. there's no november deadline on clinton's dishonesty. how much damage do you think these leaked e-mails have done to your voters in your critical swing state? >> well, i think it's getting a lot of attention from media and from donald trump. not surprised by him. when you don't have a plan or anything else to do and you stay up at 3:00 tweeting, not surprised. now, i think the thing about the wikileaks that we're reading about, we have to make sure that the public understands there's two sides of that. and when a staff person is working with folks, trying to raise money, it doesn't necessarily mean the clintons were fully aware. i applaud chelsea clinton for coming in when she wa

a couple of your outstanding members of congress, joyce beatty and tim ryan. i know the ohio

i am just saying, i am congresswoman joyce beatty and i approve who will walk out on this stage.my president, president bill clinton. [applause] ♪ mr. clinton: first of all, i want to thank your congresswoman, joyce beatty, for that introduction, and her service. thank mayor gensler, the members of congress that are here, elijah cummings, cedric richmond, akeem jeffries -- thank you for being here. there are a number of mayors and former mayors here, and i want to thank them. you worked with me in the white house, steve benjamin has come from columbia, south carolina, where hillary's big victory there in the primary -- thanks in no small measure to him, got us started. alvin brown who also worked in , the administration. mayor dennis archer, former mayor of detroit, who has been my friend and hillary's friend for more years than i can count. the great former mayor of this city, michael coleman. i thank them all. [applause] mr. clinton: i want to thank state party chair david pepper, and thank you ted strickland, the first target of the koch brothers. born up under the torrent of

a couple of your outstanding members of congress, joyce beatty and tim ryan. i know the ohio democratic party has been preparing for this election. you know, a strong party depends on great public servants being elected at the local level and the school boards and the city councils and the mayor's office. and your field operation has helped us win important races from akron to toledo. chilikoff to warren. and through the spring, even as we democrats had a hard-fought primary, you kept signing up thousands of value tiers. registering thousands of voters. >> we're going to keep our eye on the president who we imagine after this sort of ceremonial opening in which he's talking about the race there with ted strickland running against incumbent rob portman in the ohio democratic party will probably turn his sights to the presidential election which is what donald trump is talking about there. trump faced with an ever expanding set of allegations about his conduct with women is retreating into a posture of aggrieved paranoia. after the bus tape went public, trump br

well i am just saying, i am congresswoman joyce beatty and i approve who will walk out on this stage.nd, my president, president bill clinton. [cheers] [applause] ♪ mr. clinton: first of all, i want to thank your congresswoman, joyce beatty, for that introduction, and her service. thank mayor gensler, the members of congress that are here, elijah cummings, cedric richmond, akeem jeffries -- thank you for being here. there are a number of mayors and former mayors here, and i want to thank them. steve benjamin has come from columbia, south carolina, where hillary's big victory there in the primary -- thanks in no small measure to him -- got us started. alvin brown, former mayor of jacksonville, who also worked in my administration. mayor dennis archer, former mayor of detroit, who has been my friend and hillary's friend for more years than i can count. and the great former mayor of this city, michael coleman. i thank them all. [applause] mr. clinton: i want to thank state party chair david pepper, and thank you ted strickland, the first target of the koch brothers, who has borne up unde

aml, i am just saying -- i congresswoman joyce beatty and i approve who will walk out on this stage.friend, my president, president though clinton. -- president bill clinton. applause] and [applause] ♪ mr. clinton: first of all, i want to thank your congresswoman for that introduction and thanks to the mayor and thanks to the members of congress who are here. --g meeks, a lie ship coming elijah cuming. there are a number of mayors and former mayors here and i want to thank them. who worked with me in the white house has come all the way from new, massachusetts. steve benjamin has come all the way from columbia, south carolina. thanks in no all measure to him, hillary had a victory there which got us started. mayor dennis archer, former mayor of detroit who has been my friend and hillary's friend for more years than i can count. and a great former mayor of this city, michael coleman -- i thank them all. the state party chair david pepper and thank you ted strickland, the first target of the koch brothers who has under a torrent of dark money. and i want to thank hillary's first boss o

now to talk about ohio's economy, jobs, and of course 2016 politics, let's bring in congressman joyce beattythe third district including columbus. she is a surrogate for hillary clinton's campaign. and matt borges is here. rhymes with gorgeous. chair of the republican party of ohio. >> looks like it too. >> and we appreciate both of you being here this morning. as we talk about what is a very tight race in this state and has gotten tighter over the past couple weeks. it's gotten tighter in your own home, though, i want to start the conversation -- >> that's not true. my wife is not a hillary supporter. >> though apparently i'm told -- >> there's no sign in the yard. >> won't let you put up a trump sign. >> look, we live in a very blue community. we're in congresswoman beatty's district. i need to be careful this morning. we're good friends so nothing to worry about there. but not a lot of trump signs on our street. >> and your wife was a big kasich supporter. that's what this is about. in terms of the sign. >> yes. she's known kasich longer than i've known her. he carried ohio in the primary