comcommunication director marc lotter is back. >> thank you.think he is correcting record. joe biden has been traveling for last week saying sh -- he is mr. blue collar, middle class, but with his administratio admi. these are bad deals for union labor, these are hypocrisy that president is calling out. kennedy: president also calling out his stance on china. i guess that is where the former vice president trying to differentiate himself, foreign policy wise. former defense secretary, said that job joe biden has been behd every failed foreign policy for last 40 years. >> that is true, were the disastrous ir iran deal, in 201. president obama facing reelection mocked mitt romney for calling russia our greatest enemy, h he can't recognize chia is a huge threat to us economically. and they are exerting a lot of military dominance, they need to be countered and they are under this president. kennedy: how is he setting up his administration in terms of china? what is joe biden telegraphing, how would u.s. treat china differently under president obam

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joining me right now to react to it, strategic communications director for the trump 2020 campaign, marc lotterrc, i think very troubling, and attorney general barr points out we need to get to the bottom of it. we need to understand what the motives were and when they were pure if or just political because, my goodness, sir, if they were political, then i think some heads will need to roll. >> there needs to be accountability, you're absolutely right. and this is clear, the trump campaign was spied on by the fbi, and it was directed at the highest levels of the department of justice to what end? they were spying on political opponents. and it's something we cannot allow. we do not weaponize our police powers of the united states government to turn it on political disagreements or political opponents. we saw the fbi do this back in the 1960s and before with j. edgar hoover. they kept lists of un-american people, and congress put a stop to it. right now you have congress, at least the democrats, cheerleading it and trying to cover for it. and that's why they're running scared right now, because

marc lotter joins us trump 2020 advisory board member. is impeachment or investigate forever, nothing gets done? is that accurate? could we get something on infrastructure or immigration? >> well i think the history shows that it's not because this congress has been in session for five months already and what has gotten done? very little if anything because house is more focused on relitigating the last two years. they want a do-over on the mueller report because it didn't come out the way they wanted. now nancy pelosi is still struggling to keep control of her radical democrat caucus. meanwhile the president is trying to get something done on immigration, trying to get something done on infrastructure, trying to get something done on trade. all he is met with is no, no, no, by a do-nothing congress. stuart: am i right saying it will rebound badly on the democrats? it could go in their favor, voters could say yes, he is a bad guy, get him out, they could say that? >> the polls show most people don't believe that they believe this situatio

marc lotter, the trump 2020 gigi can medications director. the u.s.st accounts is thriving, so what does that mean for democrats chance to take back the white house in 2020? that is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: you are watching "balance of power" on bloomberg television. i'm david westin. jobs numbers out today point to a stronger u.s. economy as the gdp numbers for monday and productivity numbers yesterday. as we look forward to a presidential election next year, how large will be economy weigh on the american voter? tanden,us now is neera president of the center for american progress. she comes to us from washington. thank you for being with us. there is a central question, if the economy continues the way it is, and there is a long way to go until the election, but how can any of the 22 democrats take the white house away from president trump? few issuese are a happening here. obviously, this economy has been strong in many ways. the question is how much people are feeling it. the job numbers today were good, you recited a few statis

and marc lotter.aged right now, i feel like, this is the environment, "new jersey now" in which we live -- right now in which we live, then you read volume one of mueller report, there was no collusion. then now you have journalists. this is just most egregious example that happens to in news today, there are plenty out there making stuff up, publishing it, whether a booker on on-line article, it is irresponsible. damaging. your thoughts? >> well, -- subject of michael wolff, i think that interview he gave to "new york times" is very telling and damaging. i can't disagree with you, to make up our own definition of a reporter does not make sense to me, also at least with fire and fury he had access to his subject that would be key. in the journalistic efoes of how we do things, i think it is that poorly sourced if it is just a hit job, i am not interested. trish: there are probably people out there saying, hey, you know, you are using my name in this story, that is not true. marc. politics is a lousy b

marc lotter. good to have you back. >> thank you for having me, trish. trish: we are splitting hairs at the end of the day, if you are listening in on phone conversations, you have a fisa warrant that maybe should not have got because you are using information that had never been vetted, never verified and was provided to you by opposition research for the other candidate, i don't know, i think it is spying!>> i think it meets the textbook definition. and to go further, let's remember that in the last few days or so we saw some more text messages between peter strzok and lisa paige where they were suggesting that the cia was possibly involved. when i hear about the cia first thing i think about is spying. trish: yes because kind of like what the cia agents are.they are spies. i mean colloquial! let's be clear it is a colloquial term. when i was getting at in this definition here was that i think that shaheen, again the center from the great state of new hampshire, born and raised. she was trying to get something with the term spying. maybe she didn't qui

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. >> congressman, this is marc lotter.e things that's worried me, we had many republicans and a handful of democrats come out who have seen the intelligence and recognized the need for the president's strong response but others are trying to call question into that and when you are dealing with classified information as you know, you're not at liberty to discuss it. i think that just causes dissension. do you think anything, even like an international crisis, or tension, could actually bring congress together behind this president to show strength? >> absolutely. that's possible. to those who would respond differently, they haven't had the same experience as i have. i have spent almost nine years on the ground dealing with middle eastern strongmen. when they push, you got to push back. >> congressman, it's liz peek. thank you for joining us. to kristina's question, it does seem like over the last week, let's say, there have been a number of provocative actions taken by iran, including most recently intelligence that they h

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. >>> joining me right now for more is marc lotter, head of strategic communications for president trump'stion campaign. >> thanks, kate. >> the status of the trade talks with china, i think the best way anyone can put it is they're uncertain at best at this moment. everyone thought that the u.s. and china, they were basically headed to something of a deal come friday, which you would think would be a great thing for the president. it would be a great thing to tout. then the president's tweet yesterday, then he seems to double down today. is this a last-minute negotiating tactic? what is this? >> i think we have seen some reporting coming out that china possibly was backing away from some of the commitments that the trade negotiators already thought that they had sealed up in good faith. and so what you see now is the president sending a very strong signal that he wants the deal done, but he wants it to be a good deal. we're not going to back away from things that had previously been agreed to. i think this is just a very strong message from the white house, from the president, that we exp

i want to bring in marc lotter, trump 2020 advisory board member. ard here, as opposed to discussing mueller yesterday, carry this forward, it seems like impeachment is taking root in congress, if it does and i don't think anything gets done in congress at all. how does that play out politically? >> i think you're right, stuart. in fact, nancy pelosi, jerry nadler, both said impeachment wasn't off the table. there is nothing on the table. the president is talking about fighting the crisis at the border. he is encouraging the congress to act on the usmca which would create 176,000 jobs in our country. congress has shown no interest in doing anything but investigate when their job is to legislate. i'll tell you, you know, a lot of people think that donald trump had a bad day yesterday with the bob mueller thing. they got it entirely wrong. it was nancy pelosi who had the worst day in washington. stuart: how do you work that out? why is it so bad for nancy pelosi? >> she is fighting a radical base in her party demanding impeachment, demanding nothing ge