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i'm joined by kacie hunt.ump because i think he was reactive the whole week. hillary clinton got out of her rut of reactiveness and put together a production number, a brilliant speech that they misadvertised as a foreign policy speech. turned out to be witty and enjoyable to listen to. she delivered it with plum and obvious comfort and practice. first time they have seen to have gotten. look at how happy she is coming out there. you knew she had a home run and she knew it. >> when i walked into that speech yesterday i was expecting exactly that. the fancy gold chairs that you might set up for a wedding. 19 flags on the stage and what we got was really one of her strongest performances i think many democrats believe throughout this entire campaign and potentially a turning point for her. you could really tell today on the stump this is candidate who is in general election mode. her aids have reminded me, hi ri clinton the candidate that we know, the one people have been so critical of has been a prary candidat

let's get to kacie hunt in pittsburgh where hillary clinton launched that blistering attack against donald trump. the language in which the president speaks and the language in which secretary clinton speaks is very similar. how much coordination was there between the campaign and the white house? >> craig, it was almost as though president obama and hillary clinton were reading from the same page almost at exactly the same time using some of the same phrases and hitting the same things. talking about this phrase, radical islamic terrorism and arguing that actions are as important as words. that's a reflection of how the camps are starting to coordinate going forward. it's a point of pride in the week or two we've had of democratic unity, so to speak. i think you'll see more of it. there's a lot of aides who have worked for president obama, who are now working for if clinton campaign. they see this as a real focus. this clinton speech was an indictment of donald trump. it was, in some way, a reflection of that national security speech she gave a couple of weeks ago where she really found h

. >> msnbc political correspondent kacie hunt.ess of what he ends up doing in philadelphia. let's talk about policy. what kind of impact do you think he's had and having on the democratic party on policy? >> he spent a lot of this race complaining that we didn't focus enough on. he demonstrated there's an appetite in the country that millions of people wanted to come out and support a lot of these reforms that he has been pushing forward on economic policy. for example, minimum wage, health care, single payer health care for all. free college tuition. these generated ridicule from people inside the clinton campaign who said these are all pipe dreams. he says he doesn't know how to pay for it. clearly, people were responding to that. the second big thing a huge part of his stump speech and very much motivating for a lot of these especially young supporters was campaign finance reform and this ability of people to buy into his campaign in small amounts, and he was arguing that was a fundamental policy change, in his view, could real

nbc's kacie hunt is there. >> reporter: we're expecting elizabeth warren to make a pretty harsh critique try to tie trump in with paul ryan and mitch mcconnell and the rest of the republican party. we have heard this idea that donald trump is not a normal candidate. elizabeth warren is trying to expand that argument to try to portray mitch mcconnell and paul ryan as also outside of the mainstream partly because they are connected to trump. i think the most interesting thing tonight, she's expected to endorse hillary clinton on rachel maddow show on msnbc later tonight. i think overall, it seems she's very willing to be kind of the progressive advocate that hillary clinton needs not just for party unification but because she needs that excitement we saw on the bernie sanders side. elizabeth warren can do that for her. >> she sure can. we'll have the speeches from senator warren and vice president biden here live as they happen in next several minutes. donald trump's also facing plenty of criticism from members of his own party these days. not just from the democrats. ohio governor john ka