visit ncicap.org] >> here on c-span this warning, "newsmakers" is next, with kelly ward. after that, president obama, vice president joe biden and former president george w. bush attend an interfaith service for the five police officer shot and killed in dallas earlier this month. then remarks by senator tim scott talking about encounters with law enforcement officers on capitol hill. joining us is kelly ward, the democratic her -- democratic director of the national campaign committee. and joining us with the questioning is david wasserman from the cook political report and sean sullivan who covers political races for the "washington post." let make -- let me begin with donald trump. how close will you be tried -- we be tying donald trump and his message to republican candidates running this fall? me.y: thank you for having that's exactly the right question to ask. for us, elections are about a contrast and elections are about meeting voters where they are and talking with them about how the election is going to impact their life. have seen this entire cycle is voters ar

. >> joining us on "newsmakers" is next, with kelly ward. the democratic director of the national campaign committee. and joining us with the questioning is david wasserman from the cook political report and sean sullivan who covers political races for the "washington post." let me begin with donald trump. how close will you be tying donald trump and his message to republican candidates running this fall? kelly: thank you for having me. that's exactly the right question to ask. for us, elections are about a contrast and elections are about meeting voters where they are and talking with them about how the election is going to impact their life. what we have seen this entire cycle is voters are viewing the 2016 election through donald trump. it is what they are thinking about. it is what they are talking about. as we pivot to the general election, they are solidifying with a think about him and starting to see the contrast between him and hillary clinton, and which is critical for us, the convention starts the conversation for how donald trump

the world was furiously trying to put nelly furtado's newest album on their zunes, megyn kelly's trying to wardhat fat bastard. now a lot of people are reporting kind words kelly had for ailes in the past as if that's relevant at all. >> kelly had nothing but praise for her boss when she spoke to charlie rose last year. >> i really care about fox and i really care about roger and he's been nothing but good to me and he's been very loyal and he's had my back. >> larry: but what else is she going to say? no, he's a handsy sex goblin who harassed me but is powerful enough to ensure i'll never work again if i come forward? why is this relevant? and anyway, this is how predators operate in the workplace. they do nice things for women, like hire them or promote them or cheerlead for them. and they think that makes it okay to harass them. i call it the skeazy-pass. [applause] hey, i've been nice to you. i can therefore now be skeazy. unfortunately, the skeazy-pass is currently accepted in way too many offices. but we think it's great that the women of fox are taking a stand and that's why nightly show

host: you can see the entire the executive director kelly ward this sunday at 10:00 a.m.nd at six :00 p.m. on c-span. you can also hear it on c-span radio and "newsmakers" is available online at www.c-span.org. is jill stein, the green party presidential candidate for president, and she is here to talk about her candidacy and bernie sanders' endorsement of hillary clinton. good morning. guest: good morning, kimberly. good to see you. host: thank you for joining us. let's begin with -- no, let's start with your candidacy. why are you running for president what would you like to do in the race? anst: i think we are in historic moment and we have seen unprecedented crises across every dimension of life, jobs that are low-wage, part-time, wages that are barely above poverty are the majority of workers, we have a generation of young people locked in to print terry student loan -- predatory student loan debt with no way out in the foreseeable future given the economy. black lives are on the firing line, mass duplications, wars for oil, and the climate is a meltdown. we have a p

our guest this week and on "newsmakers" is kelly ward, for the democratic congressional campaign committeewill talk about the potential impact of donald trump and hillary clinton on races. "newsmakers" at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern. and of course, the republican , starting this week monday. our coverage at 1:00 p.m. eastern on monday and through the week july 18 through 21st. gavel, every minute of the convention live on c-span. you can listen in on the radio out or get video on demand at c-span.org. if you do not get a chance to see the entire about with donald trump and indiana governor mike times, we will in a that again as donald trump holds official unveiling of his election. the formal announcement of his running mate, indiana governor mike pence. our road to the white house coverage continues on c-span. [applause] mr. trump: thank you, everybody. great honor. great honor. thank you. this is a wonderful day. trump, trump -- mr. trump: on a saturday morning. is that not nice? thank you. we are going to have an incredible convention. we will get things solved and do lots of wonde

and then newsmakers with kelly ward.resident obama and vice president biden take part in the memorial service for the slain dallas police officer's. s. kind of a rough upbringing. i was involved on the streets with my friends. i started selling drugs including marijuana, cocaine and then crack cocaine came out and we started to sell that. i was on the streets from the age of 13 until 18. q&a, the author discusses his new book. he talks about his former life as a drug dealer and is a police officer. >> i criticized police a lot. there is a small percentage of bad police. the overwhelming majority are doing their job. are the ericabout gardner cases and the bad cops. starts tonforcement weed them out, because every time you see one of these cases, you look at the person's background and you see their complaints, the guy was a mess. we do not find out about that until they kill someone. at 8:00 p.m. -- eastern on c-span's q&a. >> this morning, we will look at the preparations for the republican national convention which wil

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bridget anne kelly when we hear her comfort ward of what she says really wept on i expect her to bringhink it would be a foolish pick -- not saying he is or is not guilty but that would be a mistake. we should talk about the democrats. >> hillary clinton has been circling around time kaine for the last few weeks and meetings with can these two coexist in the same universe, war ep, clinton, amenable to barny bro's that supported sanders that whole time. my gist of it is and there was news about time kaine in the last week or so about maybe gifts he received and while governor of virginia but you know as we all know virginia laws and that kind of stuff are a little lax at times as we saw from mcdonald. everybody seems to be saying that time kaine is guy, is the guy. >> i'm not. i'm not. >> i put up my popsicle stick. >> once everybody says something maybe that's too conventional wisdom. what is your sgleeling conventional wisdom is usually wrong i think it will be cane because he's safe pick and gifts he took nothing illegal he did and they are lax rules in virginia doesn't look good he'

kelly. >> thank you. i wonder to what extent the gdp numbers, back ward looking and not that market sensitive but if the firstf is 1% average, how can the fed raise interest rates? don't you think it pushes this out? >> this is higher. the consumer piece of gdp actually okay. you could say nominal gdp growth including inflation is 3.5%. not terrible and not pushing the fed. you need a strong jobs number in a week for that to be a realistic possibility. >> the weird possibility and i don't know if it comes to pass is the -- you get inflation popping and you have weak growth. there's a classic scenario which is like the worst of both worlds and that i'm not saying it will happen. that's what you have to be looked at in terms of prices and without the gdp growth. >> listen. with everything else that's happening, the core inflation index is moving back up into the 2% range. but the wage stuff still isn't showing that, you know, really going to move upwards significant way. >> i'm expecting, you know, either donald trump or hillary clinton to come out with the, you know, debt is so cheap to give more money, raises