president trump is headed to speak at a campaign rally in manchester, new hampshire. will have that live in about 15 minutes. here's a look at remarks he made to reporters as he left new jersey for new hampshire. [inaudible] >> tremendous retail numbers were out today. that's a great indicator of how well our country is doing, how will -- well economy is doing. walmart announced. we had tremendous numbers come out today which i'm sure you saw. we are doing very well. the economy is incredible. the consumer is doing incredible and go ahead. any questions? [inaudible] >> we will have a very long time of wealth and success. other countries are doing very poorly. china is doing very poorly. the tariffs have been into china. they haven't been into us at all except for the reporters that make us want to look that way. we've taken in close to $60 billion in terror of money. the consumer has not paid for it. at some point, they may have to pay something. they understand that. our farmers understand that. they know we had to do something about china. we are doing something abou

he is about 30 minutes into his rally in manchester, new hampshire, looking back, they kick off 2020 in new hampshire. he always said china will be a difficult challenge, he will come out with a win, that's the story, we will see you back tomorrow night. >> this is a fox news alert, president trump is speaking to thousands of because good evening welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the president is visiting my stay. he is rocking and rolling. he's on a tear and the crowd is loving it. let's listen in. >> president trump: add to that. the fact that we love our neighbors and we love our country. [cheers and applause] together, we are all united by one fundamental principle and a nation's first duty, must always be to its own citizens. we h t

change how does this topic impact on his sort of base support because he's been speaking in manchester new hampshire this evening and he's really focused on the economy and job creation and what he's done for new hampshire the issue of 2 congresswoman from democrats not being able to go to israel does that sort of sit well with his base i think they were his base is strongly pro israel particularly the religious right which unexpectedly has given full support to president trump even though they don't particularly value is his lifestyle or his values. israel is a very powerful issue to christian fundamentalists probably even more than it is to jewish americans most of whom remain democrats so i think that this is a signal to his base that he's with them because the the right politically the far right the religious right in the united states is the most strongly pro israel constituency in america for the moment we will leave it there bill schneider always good to get your insight thanks so much for joining us from washington d.c. for sure after making his remarks about the congress when president trum

take you live now to manchester, new hampshire where president trump is holding a campaign rally. [crowd cheering] >> well hello, new hampshire! tell me, how much are we going to win the state in 2020? [crowd cheering] we are going to do it right in 2020. we will make donald trump the president for the next four years. let's hear it. four more years. four more years. "four more years!"] it will take a lot of you volunteers to get out, knock on those doors, making phone calls. will bring home new hampshire in 2020. [crowd cheering] now, i have to come out here and do a little homework. maybe you have seen the signs around, but one of the most important things you can do to be a volunteer is have a cell phone. pull out your phone and dial 8802 and type trump. before you go home, that is a way we will communicate with you. we have an app coming out. download,w you volunteer, participate and talk with the president. i need you to do that. you going to do that for me? [crowd cheering] the president is backstage, has a few little things to do. he is here. don't worry. [crowd cheering] w

by can new hampshire the state that handed him his 1st 2016 presidential primary victory and this is his 9th campaign rally this year a white house correspondent it is long for us in manchester new hampshire. event and of course we are expecting him to comment again we think the congresswoman that he's been so vocal about in the past few hours but what has he been to. walking about in the hall father he's been on stage. yes so far he has not commented on that controversy we expected that he might have we also remember one of his rallies early last month where the crowd began to chant against the congresswoman omar send her back sent her back given the fact that she's foreign born as one of the members and the only foreign board member of the so-called squad on capitol hill the president got a lot of pushback for that because he did not discourage the crowd he later said he wasn't happy about it but we have not heard any of that from this crowd here in new hampshire in fact it's been much more measured in terms of its response to what the president's been talking about and as expected he's talking about the economy because he believes he has a very strong record here on the e

eastern, president trump holds a campaign rally in manchester, new hampshire.uthors who have written on economics. from the time of the american revolution to present day. >> saturday, on american history tv. at 10:00 p.m. eastern on reel america, the 1970s film communists on campus. >> yes, they are communists. their mission proudly proclaimed the violent overthrow of the democratic system. our nation seems unconcerned. >> sunday morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern on oral histories. artie cornfeld details how it came together. >> suppose we had hendricks and joplin, michael said about 50,000. i said no. they'd have to be 100,000. my wife said there will be more than 300,000. just like that. i swear to god, i looked off that terrace, and i actually saw that field. that's why i'm interviewed in the movie, everybody says you spaced out. of course i was spaced out. i was looking at a dream that came true. >> and on american art%s karen sherry on their exhibit on 400 years of african american history. >> they were not content with their lot. they wanted to resist their

so he is throwing out the red meat to this crowd at manchester, new hampshire. no question about it, anderson, this is a tactical move by the president. i talked to a source close to the white house earlier today who said every time democrats try to link people like congressmen steve king they're going to try to link it to the squad. this does seem very much a tactical move by the president and his team. but democrats have started to call him out, presidential candidate tim ryan said this is probably a distraction from the wobbly week we've seen on wall street. and at the beginning of this rally, it was interesting to note, anderson, the president was defending his actions when it comes to china and making the case, once again, falsely that americans aren't paying the cost of these tariffs on chinese products something we've said over and over again is a false statement from the president. >> jim, "the new york times" said that the president was reaching out to people to get his opinion known in israel as early as last week. axios said that his private opinions

president trump holds a campaign rally in manchester, new hampshire on thursday. watch live coverage tomorrow on c-span, c-span.org, or listen live on the c-span radio app. ♪ >> campaign 2020. watch our live coverage of the presidential candidates on the campaign trail, and make up your own mind. c-span's campaign 2020, your unfiltered view of politics. >> now a discussion on disinformation campaigns and potential ways to combat them. cnn anchor kate baldwin moderates the discussion along with the carnegie corporation of new york and the university of washington. jane: good afternoon. impressive turnout for an august day. congratulations to all of you. i always say the wilson center has the brightest audiences, and you are bright enough to know that this will be a fabulous panel, a fabulous conversation on disinformation, the first of several we are planning.

president trump holds a campaign rally in manchester, new hampshire later today. at 7:30have that live eastern. and then a conversation on american political discourse with psychologists, a member of the los angeles review board and an author. watch that tonight at 8:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. weeknights this month we are featuring "book tv" programs to showcase what is available every weekend on c-span 2. tonight a look at economic policy. joseph sternberg and his book the theft of a decade, how the baby boomers stole the millennials' economic future. and on c-span3 "american history tv" programs, a preview of what is available every weekend. portions of purdue university's remaking american history conference including a discussion on correlation between violence and u.s. political change the time of the american revolution to the present day. that is 8:00 a.m. eastern on c-span three. sunday at 9:00 a.m. eastern, a "wall street journal" and american history tv live special callin program looking back atwood stock, the 19 9 cultural and musical phenomenon. histo

this was the president on the economy in manchester, new hampshire, last night. >> let me tell you, if for some reason i wouldn't have won the election, these markets would have crashed. and that'll happen even more so in 2020. see, the bottom line is i know you like me and this room is a love fest, i know that. but you have no choice but to vote for me. because your 401(k)s will be down the tubes. if you love me or hate you have to vote for me. >> ashley parker, is this a bit of nervousness on the president's part despite his protestations about the economy? >> it sure is. privately the president is quite nervous about the economy, where it is and where it could go. and the pitch you saw him make is a pitch that works for him now. he's sort of acknowledging whether you love me or hate me which to read in the subtext is speaking to some of the voters who don't like his tweets, don't like his behavior. don't like his comments but do like some of the things he's done and do appreciate the good economy he's presided over so far. but there's a recognition in that if the economy were to go

we got three great endorsements in manchester, new hampshire. dan o'neil the president of the board of aldermen there who is the highest vote getter and has been for a long time, in manchester, new hampshire has endorsed us and two other very popular aldermen. we are picking up steam on the ground. that's why i'm saying i need a little more time because when people hear me they like what i have to say. they want to help. they're sending us money. and we're moving. so i'm not going to let some artificial debate standard that doesn't play to somebody talking about bringing the country together and moving forward limit me. like i said, bill clinton didn't get in until october. we'll keep making a good run at this. if we lose momentum we lose momentum but we got more now than we ever had. >> good luck to you. thanks. hey, tim, what was the best thing you ate at the iowa state fair? >> well, the root beer float, it was so hot the root beer float but it was actually the bush light draft beer that i had when it was about a hundred degrees. >> busch ligh

he's getting ready to fly for manchester, new hampshire. jim acosta is in manchester, where the president will be attending a large really. we heard the president go off on 1e6r8 important issues, including attacks those democratic congresswoman after causing a political firestorm earlier today, by a public tweet, urging the israeli government to ban them from entering the country. >> reporter: that's right. you heard the president say he did talk to the israelis about supporting this idea on the part of the israeli government to bar these two representative from traveling to israel in the coming dales. the president did not want to get into whether or not hi told the prime minister benjamin netanyahu to not let them into the country, but we've heard the president go after the lawmakers known as the squad. we'll have to wait and see whether he does that later on this evening here in new hampshire. the president made it very clear that those lawmakers travel to israel, he wants the israeli government to send them back. president trump is rei

donald trump is hosting his make america great again campaign rally this year, this time in manchester, new hampshirehouse correspondent joins us from there live. what do we think the president might be saying when he arrives there? there are at: number of issues we expect the president will talk about. we know he is going to tout what he sees as a strong economy. we are also watching very carefully to see what the president will say about guns. gun control legislation. we know this past week the president has been holding talks at the white house with members thate senate staff because is where gun control legislation is stalled. it has already passed in the democratic-controlled house of representatives. the president has been trying to find out where there can be common ground with the republican-controlled senate. statements that are conflicting. while the president did say he those who have a gun, particularly if they are mentally ill, should have that taken away from them. he also left some contradictory messages when he said the gun does not pull the trigger. they pulled the trigger. he also w

president trump is still speaking to supporters at a rally in manchester, new hampshire right now. associated press spoke to some new hampshire voters who were feeling what one called trumpgret. he said i don't see where he's helped me. maybe a guy who's got a million dollars he's helped, but i don't feel he has helped me at all. that's a guy saying i don't like what trump's done for me. amid these warning signs, trump launched another attack on two of his four favorite foils, congresswoman rashida tlaib and ilhan omar. i'm joined by rick tower. you know, there is nothing more nervous than an economy that might begin to drop. and trump's got this difficult job of if he says the wrong thing, he can help start a bank run. pound the fed chair. >> we actually should not lose sight of the fact that trump himself -- it's unusual to have a president who himself is a cause of the consternation. >> what is the cause? >> there is numerous causes, but one is just business investment is down because there's a concern about confidence and stability. a lot of that concern about confidence and in

president trump is headed to speak at a campaign rally in manchester, new hampshire. will have that live in about 15 minutes. here's a look at remarks he made to reporters as he left new jersey for new hampshire. [inaudible]

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last night the president held a rally in manchester, new hampshire. mr. trump defended his trade tactics with china. he also touched on immigration. >> many people that come into our country are wonderful people. they're still coming in illegally. they're not coming in through merit. >> the president also took aim at congresswoman omar and talib. he said he could not imagine why isreal would let them in. yesterday isreal barred the lawmakers from entering the country for a planned visit after a tweet from mr. trump urging isreal to do so. >>> south korea's military says north korea fired two projectiles into the sea today. north korea says that they were launched from north korea's east coast -- rather south korea says so and landed in the waters between the korean peninsula and japan. it was north korea's sixth round of weapons launch since last july. hours before north korea criticized south korea for continuing to hold military exercises with the u.s. >>> protesters in hong kong are reportedly planning to carry out a new tactic today. they plan to with

new hampshire. donald trump once again pointed to mental illness and as the cause for so many about shootings in the united states and speaking to reporters out at his rally in manchester new hampshire donald trump said that his administration is working hard to keep guns out of the hands of the mentally ill he also suggested that it may be time for the united states to rebuild or build again mental institutions to help give those who are mentally ill support once again donald trump also brought up the point that it is necessary perhaps to take guns out of the hands of those who might be unstable the so-called red flag laws that he has talked about in recent days and weeks double troubles message here in new hampshire otherwise was was largely economic and this is what we expect all trouble will frame his reelection campaign on touting what he says is a strong economy creating jobs falter acknowledge there are many people in the united states who doug do not like him but he characterized what the 2020 u.s. election will look like basically it's a choice of jobs and a bigger paycheck or the alternative he says his democratic opponents he told his supporters here about c

rally in trump holds a manchester new hampshire as part of his reelection campaign. c-span2, campaign 2020 toverage with beddo o'rourke. coming up on today's washington journal, the trump administration's new public charge

reports of a looming recession could spell trouble for trump can really help it al-jazeera manchester new hampshire. as temperatures soar along the u.s. mexican border asylum seekers face greater risks as they try to enter the u.s. in remote areas critics of president donald trump's hardline border policy say they're pushing migrants to more dangerous routes i did you know castro reports from wells new mexico. sand rocks and vast emptiness that she while one desert in the u.s. state of new mexico stretches hundreds of kilometers this is where groups of hundreds of migrants mostly families from central america have chosen to surrender themselves to the u.s. border patrol the question is why is a growing number of people choosing to cross in this hot and barren place last december a 7 year old girl died after journeying here more than 3000 kilometers with her father from what amala she was in u.s. border patrol custody her body temperature was more than 41 degrees it was a horrible thing that never should have. if the people hadn't been forced into the desert it would never michael sims works at the

." >> terry moran is with us live from the president's rally in manchester, new hampshire. president trump i know is being joined tonight by his somewhat controversial former campaign manager and confidant, cory lewandows lewandowski. he's considering a run for senate in new hampshire, he got a big boost today from the president? >> reporter: he sure did, david. the president saying he thinks lewandowski is terrific and would be a very formidable candidate if he ran, but as you say he is controversial. democrats are saying they may bring up an allegation of assault, charges against him were dropped and today the house judiciary subpoenaed him in the russia investigation, another sign in some ways the 2016 campaign may never end. david? >> here we go again, a packed house there in manchester, thank you. >>> next, a 19-year-old shot in colorado springs shot and killed by police. the video shows his hands in the air running away. he's then shot. abc chief national correspondent matt gutman with the video and it is disturbing. >> hey guys, can i talk to you a sec? >> reporter: t

questions from reporters before departing moorestown, new jersey for a campaign rally in manchester, new hampshirehe talked about the u.s. economy, china trade -- china trade negotiations, the federal reserve, and israel's decision to block representatives rashida omar fromilhan entering the country. president trump: tremendous retail numbers were out today. that's a great indicator of how well our country is doing, how well economy is doing.

cause for so many belt shootings in the united states speaking to reporters at his rally in manchester new hampshire donald trump said that his administration is working hard to keep guns out of the hands of the mentally ill he also suggested that it may be time for the united states to rebuild or build a good mental institutions to help give those who are mentally ill support once again donald trump also brought up the point that it is necessary perhaps to take guns out of the hands of those who might be unstable the so-called red flag laws that he has talked about in recent days and weeks donald trump's message here in new hampshire otherwise was was largely economic and this is what we expect all trump will frame his reelection campaign on touting what he says is a strong economy creating jobs don't have acknowledged there are many people of the united states who don't do not like him but he characterized what the 2020 u.s. election will look like basically it's a choice of jobs and a bigger paycheck or the alternative he says his democratic opponents he told his supporters here in manchester you

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rally in trump holds a manchester new hampshire as part of his reelection campaign. c-span2, campaign 2020 toverage with beddo o'rourke. coming up on today's washington journal, the trump administration's new public charge will that would limit benefits for legal immigrants. that, immigration policy and how the e-verify e-verify system is being used in the u.s. ♪ host: good morning. it is thursday, august 15, 2019. we begin the "washington journal " focusing on the issues facing rural americans after spending yesterday's program talking to city residents, it is rural america's turn. give us a call and let us know what your top issue is and how it is being handled by state and local leaders where you are. eastern and central time zones call in at 202-748-8000. mountain and pacific time zones, call in at 202-748-8001. on twitter it is @cspanwj. on facebook it is facebook.com/cspan. a very good thursday morning to you. rural residents only, you can start calling in now to give you a sense of the universe of callers, it is about 60 million people, that is how many americ

reports of a looming recession could spell trouble for trump can really help al jazeera manchester new hampshire well the gun control debate in the u.s. is a clash of cultures between rural areas where gun ownership is common and big city is concerned about crime and mass shootings a survey from the pew research center suggests 3 in 10 american adults own a gun they say they own a gun and a half of those surveyed said they grew up in a household with guns 44 percent of those said they know someone who has been shot most gun owners said they use weapons for protection others question hunting or gun collecting. as the main reasons. from the california arizona border. needles california sizzles in the mojave desert where summer temperatures top $49.00 degrees celsius and the meandering colorado river provides a little relief it's a conservative gun toting trope supporting town at the edge of liberal trump loathing california where new more restrictive state gun laws have recently gone into effect that's rankled local so much that the city council took the unusual step of declaring needles a gun san

trump is hosting his 9th make america great again campaign rally this time is going to be in manchester new hampshire all white house correspondent kimberly how could joins us from there live can see people gathering security what do we think the president might have to be saying when he arrives. and there are a number of issues that we expect the president talk about we know he's going to tout what he sees as a very strong economy the united states and improvements here in new hampshire a but we're also watching very carefully to see what the president will say about guns and gun control legislation we know this past week that closely the president has been holding talks at the white house with members of the senate staff because that's where gun control legislation has stalled it's already passed at least some form of it in the democratic controlled house of representatives in the u.s. congress so the president has been trying to find out where there could be some common ground with the republican controlled senate but we've had some statements from the president in the last hour or so that are a l

shery: n to new hampshire in manchester. trump holding a campaign rally at the moment, saying that china will make a deal. iran wants to make a deal. he is saying he is tired of paying for other nations. this as president trump hosts a keep america great rally in new hampshire. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: this is "daybreak asia." i am paul allen in sydney. in newi am shery ahn york. let get a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. aotify said to be planning version of its service in scandinavia. it would be able to raise prices around the world. it will lift the price of its family plan by about 13% and the test does not mean it would be extended further. the current family plan cost about $15 a month and lets up to five people use the service. paul: apple says it is on track to create 20,000 new jobs in the u.s. by 2023. fore says it is responsible creating and supporting 2.4 million u.s. jobs, four times the number of american positions attributable to the company eight years ago. apple currently direct the 90,

joe biden will hold rallies in manchester, new hampshire. president en route to his rally. biden just beginning his rally at this hour. in manchester, there's a lot of politics going on tonight. >> yes. a lot of the folks here, long time standing in the sun today. they are expecting about 7:00 o'clock. as of march of 2018, they are addressing the opioid crisis. a big event, this one is in new hampshire since 2015 election. the democrats storming across. they no longer have it to themselves. they court response to the president's return. >> a message for the people of new hampshire, to support trump in his message, they do believe they have an economy who works for all. >> they mentioned the ongoing outside the arena, hear from 21 campaigns. they are declaring trump presidency defined by from promises. there are two rallies, anti- trump rallies going on outside. one you mentioned, the biden campaign organized. buckley had this to say today. i had a chance to speak with many at the rally from all across new england. this is just one of the trump supporters showing up today. >

trump is hosting his 9th make america great again campaign rally this year this time it's in manchester new hampshire a white house correspondent joins us live for can begin to talk about the. campaign in a moment but in the past few minutes donald trump's been talking about the issue of gun control what's keeping sighing. yes and it's notable that the president is headed here for his rally it's the 1st rally since those horrific shootings that took place in the united states not just in el paso texas but also in dayton ohio those mass shootings occurring on the very same weekend so this is the 1st time the president be holding a rally since that event and so reporters have been asking the president as he departed the white house to head here to new hampshire about some of his views with regard to gun control given the fact that there have been discussions at the white house in recent days the president continuing to make the point in his words that the gun doesn't pull the trigger they pull the trigger they being mentally ill people this is something that the president has been pointing to repeatedl

democrats and some republican support for the update thanks very much can be held at bay in manchester new hampshire. on to other news now an iranian supertanker could set sail at any time after gibraltar supreme court ruled that no longer has to be detained the grace one was seized off the british territory last month its crew suspect suspected of breaking e.u. sanctions by taking oil to syria and iran has denied those allegations calling the detention an act of piracy and to simmons has. the grace warner and co of gibraltar its panamanian registration changed yet the iranian flag still not in place it's thursday the start of the 43rd and final day of his detention but a major legal twist on shore in the gibraltar supreme court had a judge seeming somewhat baffled and the crew on board wondering if they'd ever get away the attorney general's legal team had a plan to release the supertanker but only hours before that was supposed to happen the u.s. department of justice asked for the detention to be extended it instead. the case was adjourned for 5 hours a lawyer for 3 of the crew including the capt

. >> live thursday donald trump will hold a rally in manchester, new hampshire. live coverage beginning at 7:00 eastern on c-span. next, a look at us policy toward asia and trade relations between japan and south korea with experts and bush administration officials. >> i can usually be part of panels. i am very pleased with our second panel, really superb experts to cover the economic aspect, security or military aspect, us strategic objectives in asia.

. >>> president trump holding a rally in manchester, new hampshire, talking about china. >> they wanteal, they have to make a deal. and you know what? it would be wonderful to make a deal. i don't think we're ready to make a deal. we're taking in billions of dollars in tariffs and again, china's devaluing their currency, they're pouring out money. the prices haven't gone up, so that means we're taking in billions of dollars, and we're not paying for it. and, ultimately, their devaluations are going to hurt them very badly. they want to make a deal. lou: he's not sure he wants to make a deal the though, that's china's problem. that's it for us tonight. tomorrow night, michael pillsbury among our guests. we hope you'll join us. follow me on twitter at lou dobbs, follow me on instagram @loudobbs tonight. we thank you for being with us, we'll see you to. good night from new york. ♪ ♪ cheryl: it is 5:00 a.m. here are your top stories at this hour. take a look at what's happening in the u.s. futures market right now. we are seeing a huge rebound after what has been described as a wild, vola

>> live thursday donald trump will hold a rally in manchester, new hampshire. live coverage beginning at 7:00 eastern on c-span. next, a look at us policy toward asia and trade relations between japan and south korea with experts and bush administration officials. >> i can usually be part of panels. i am very pleased with our second panel, really superb experts to cover the economic aspect, security or military aspect, us strategic objectives in asia. they have a lane in the road but the curbs are pretty short. and they cover issues as they see fit. matt goodman is senior advisor for asia and economics, and the us government's national security staff, director for international economics, white house coordinator for apack, senior advisor to the undersecretary for economic energy and agricultural affairs and department of state. the list goes on as well as private sector worked at goldman sachs, the government affairs office in london and jim show is with the carnegie education program. previously served in the pentagon the office as senior advisor for east asia

the president is coming to manchester, new hampshire next friday. excited to have him come to new hampshire. i'll spend time with him and talk about the race. trish: democrats, the liberal media blasting president trump accusing him of creating division in america. >> our president alined himself with the darkest forces in this nation. >> we have a president talking about exterminating latinas. trish: it's something you don't see every day. a man ski drinking water from a street faucet. he even turned off the flash flood set after quenching his thirst. secretary of state mike pompeo says he's hopeful talks will resume with north korea very shortly. jack keane is joining me on what president trump must do to keep kim jong-un in check. , come on. flo: don't worry. you're covered. (dramatic music) and you're saving money, because you bundled home and auto. sarah, get in the house. we're all here for you. all: all day, all night. (dramatic music) great job speaking calmly and clearly everyone. that's how you put a customer at ease. hey, did anyone else h

and i want to thank manchester and new hampshire, very special. remember those primaries?und, and remember what happened during the primary? trump should come in third or fourth and we came in easily number one, and that was the beginning. that was an easy one now. great to be back in a state that i love with thousands of hard-working patriots who are the heart and soul of america, and that is what you are. [applause and cheers] and we are actually here today to officially launch our campaign to win the great state of new hampshire in 2020. and i saw some fake polls put out by the fake news media. [booing] and it said i am tied, i am tied with three of the other candidates, the democrats. i am tied in new hampshire. i don't think so. i mean, maybe. one of the rallies got 100 people. this one is 12,000. we are full. we could fill it up four times. we could fill it up four times, but i want to thank you all. going to be a tremendous -- four years, we are going to have a tremendous four years. we only have a little more than a year to go. we are all sorry. the greatest moveme

. >> it was last thursday at manchester, new hampshire. elizabeth warren drew her largest campaign event crowd yet. estimated of 12,000 people showed up to hear her speak at a town hall. the outdoor kind in saint paul, minnesota. still with us, stephanie murray and victoria, starting with you, 12,000 people, a lot of baseball teams would kill to have 12,000 people in the stands. does that say anything about her ability to put that issue which has been a nagging negative for her to rest? >> i think it does. you know beginning of the year, there is all sorts of news stories written about how this is it. how she's not going to over come this dna test. voters on the trail are not asking about this. and she has steadily climbing up in the polls. >> stephanie, she has marketed herself otherwise as a candidate with a plan. she's been kind of in on the joke in that way. there are democrats who worried about how broad base her appeal is and that she's going to draw audiences of mostly earnest, like minded democratic. >> going out and making this ap

was with the president in cincinnati, ohio, two weeks ago, i was with him last night in manchester, new hampshire home state. these crowds are not the typical country club republicans. these are the people who get up and go to work every day, and they know the man sitting behind the desk in the oval office is fighting there for them. fighting against china, because we are the greatest country in the world, and we win every single time. i like to call donald trump the blue collar billionaire because he knows what it's like to see people who are out of work with, he put 'em back to work, and we're growing again. we're the hottest economy in the world. david: well, you just can't ignore the figures. the data speaks for itself. you mentioned, of course, that you are a new hampshire guy, and there is a lot of talk about you running for the senate. you want to make an announcement tonight? >> well, look, i don't know, but, you know, i'm one of these guys, i think they're afraid of -- it's like the fisher cat. our state animal. they're afraid of me because they know they can't control me, and they're af

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or not he can remain on those facts is an issue moving forward. >> with the base in new hampshire, big ups to manchesterepublican party, how many people actually have 401(k)s? >> interesting fact there, too. the income in new hampshire is relatively around $70,000. that's pretty high. i think it's the seventh highest in the nation. at that point, you are looking at a lot of people who do have significant income in the state or what is considered significant income. you also have a population of 32% that have degrees over a high school degree. so you still have a lot of people who only have high school degrees. a lot of jobs are manufacturing, more administrative base than they are, you know, continuing education. i think you do have a different dynamic in new hampshire. one thing i would like to point out, the democrgraphics are changing. now the minority population is double digits for the first time in the state's history. whether or not his rhetoric on minorities will play well there, i doubt it. it could have a real impact on his election bid. >> interesting take. the back and forth between the pres

most of those were at his campaign rally in manchester, new hampshire. id two interviews with new hampshire media. he also did one of his exchanges with reporters before his departure. so 37 in one day was the high point. or low point. >> that's a whopper all right. so how about any trends? did you pick up on any? >> the only trend i found is whenever he's talking, he's lying or at least being dishone dishonest. any day when he said a lot of words, he made a lot of false claims. >> and then, according to your research, correct me if i'm wrong here, one of trump's most dishonest events this summer was in front of children. >> yes. he gave a speech to turning point usa, which is a conservative activist group, and he made 23 false claims to that grou. n -- group. he's are politically active teen-agers. but i thought it was notable, one. president's strongest events was to people under the age of 18. >> daniel dale, all good work that you did, you and your team. thank you so much. >> straight ahead, an arkansas woman drowning in her car, calls 911, desperate

the president is coming to manchester, new hampshire next friday. d to have him come to new hampshire. i'll spend time with him and talk about the race. trish: democrats, the liberal media blasting president trump accusing him of creating division in america. >> our president alined himself with the darkest forces in this nation. >> we have a president talking about exterminating latinas. trish: it's something you don't see every day. a man ski drinking water from a street faucet. he even turned off the flash flood set after quenching his thirst. secretary of state mike pompeo says he's hopeful talks will resume with north korea very shortly. jack keane is joining me on what president trump must do to keep kim jong-un in check. , co 2,000 fence posts. 900 acres. 48 bales. all before lunch, which we caught last saturday. we earn our scars. we wear our work ethic. we work until the work's done. and when it is, a few hours of shuteye to rest up for tomorrow, the day we'll finally get something done. ( ♪ ) the day we'll finally get something done. managi

about to head to manchester, new hampshire, where he is holding a rally tonight. the vast majority of the questions from the press about china. as far as he knows, the meeting in september is still on. having good discussions with the chinese. also saying that china is doing very poorly in wants to make a deal. he touched on the situation in hong kong again saying he would like to see that resolved in a humane way. that he is concerned about "a andent crackdown" encouraging chinese president xi to have a personal meeting with the protest. i want to bring back sarah mcgregor. the president was heading to camera to feel these issues. and just as we were talking about china vowing to retaliate which the president says he does not think will happen, yet the chinese just said they will retaliate. first of all, what do you make of the president's remarks just now? >> you know, it is always interesting when we hear from donald trump and directly from him, the point of view. i thought what was very interesting with him saying the longer the trade war goes on the more it w

today, president trump holds a rally in manchester, new hampshire. that gives away at 7:00 eastern. campaign 2020re coverage with beto o'rourke giving a speech from el paso, texas. that is at 9:15 a.m., eastern. next, former national security advisor h.r. mcmaster talks about threats to free and open societies. other speakers include scottish historian neil ferguson and his wife. this discussion comes from the hoover institution at stanford university.