mark: i am mark halperin. john: i am john heilemann. "with all due respect" to donald trump, with bone spurs in your feet, it -- you wouldn't think it would be so easy to plant both of them firmly in your mouth. ♪ happy national lollipop day, sports fans. on the show, some candidates chat, and the new economy stat. donald trump -- over the weekend, mark asked trump about his suggestion that john mccain is no war hero and whether trump might be his own worst enemy. mark: do you think your campaign could be hurt as past candidates have been by the things you say? donald trump: i don't know. you know what? all i can do is be me. i have to be me. if i'm not me, i'm not being true. i'm a very honest person. i have to be who i am. people like what i say. mark: you are picking fights with people like john mccain. >> i'm not picking fights with people. john mccain picked a fight with me. john: we have had a rare moment of bipartisan unity on this issue. from the left to the far right everyone is rallying around john mccain and trashing donald t

mark: i'm mark halperin. john: i'm john heilemann, and with all due respect to sharkna do three demo we think a better name would have in" trunk -- would have been "trumpnado." for tonight, forest trunk saving private rick santorum, and first, hillary clinton is behind jeb bush and marco rubio in head to head matchups in three key state, colorado, iowa, and virginia. here is how bad things seem to the democratic front runner. >> hillary clinton may have a swing state on her hands. >> if it wasn't for donald trump, hillary clinton would have -- it would be hillary clinton solidifying herself and send it in the edit -- the democratic party. >> this is a real problem for clinton, because compared to the last time they did this in various battleground states, she has come down in terms of both her ability and in terms of her honesty and trustworthiness. john: my leading question for you, is this really as bad as it seems for hillary rodham clinton? mark: yes. most of our polls say a bad day. a horrible day -- joh

mark: and i'm mark halperin. with all due respect to bernie sanders, you always have a home here. ♪ >> the monster mash. ♪ mark: on the show tonight, the first book in debate will take place in cleveland, ohio along with the smaller minor-league debate for the candidates don't make the foxnews imposed top 10. get out your watches and synchronize to our countdown. the second-tier debate is scheduled for 5:00 p.m. in two weeks. some pundits say that it would be a humiliating catastrophe not to make the cut for the primetime debate. could you make the argument that the conventional wisdom is wrong? john: you could make this argument. there is some things, but being on prime time is a much bigger audience. you will be up there with the donald and have the chance to take him out. there is a lot of people who are not going to sit through four hours of republican debate. mark: almost nobody will watch the entire debate. the main reason, this view is shared the advisors to one of the candidates, think about the people in

mark: rand paul is not here.rump is coming, and although he is taken positions on issues, he says he is against same-sex marriage. how trump does in this event whether it dominates it, he is just the reality of the week riding high in the polls. a lot of those people will be excited to see. i think ted cruz, rick perry and mike huckabee will be those that i will be watching. do they rise to the occasion? none have had in iowa huge moment in this cycle. this is a chance for them to show that they can be the consensus candidate. the other thing is rubio, who needs to find a place where he can win. he is right for this group on most of the issues but does he rise to the occasion. he has asked questions that caused some of these candidates to tear up. we have not seen an event like that. we have seen some speeches, had a q&a, we will see how they do on emotional questions. remember donald trump, when he was a birther, when he demanded that the president releases college transcripts? we do. donald trump: president oba

mark: last question.s you think about the next few months, how are you know if john kasich is doing well? >> you look at a lot of things. polls are very important, all of debate performance goes is very important. feedback is actually important. johnson is new, a client of mine, he would come and tell me anecdotal evidence he would hear about the ads that was spectacular. it helped immensely. mark: in the bushes super pac there is now about 100 million dollars, maybe more for all we know. how will they spend that money? >> the same way as us, but much more grandiose terms. mark: do you think they will run negative ads? >> i would guess they would. mark: the wells would run a negative ad? >> i do not want to give away our tragedy, but that is the typical way to get elected. that is not the john kasich way. mark: i would be surprised if marco rubio did. last question, you will not be able to communicate directly with them anymore. what will you do to replace them in your life? >> it is a terrible loss. when

mark: mark halperin. josh: josh green. with respect -- "witha all due respect" to scott walker he just might have trouble standing out in this big field. >> walker. >> walker. josh: on the show tonight -- first the pride of wisconsin scott walker. he is here in waukesha. the announcement event will start behind me pretty quickly. what does walker need to do in this kickoff event? josh: mark, walker needs to show he is a plausible commander-in-chief. he's had a great story this year . he got off to a surprisingly fast start. he's managed to maintain a pretty consistently in iowa, but he has struggled to look like he is ready for the national stage. he stumbled some pretty basic questions on his european trip. he has looked less than comfortable on his fourth -- on foreign policy. now he has to show he will be ready. do you agree? josh: i agree on commander in chief. i think he needs to take the wisconsin story, the successes he has had in wisconsin politically and make it seem like a tangible, national thing. he has a big r

mark: and i mark halperin. and we want to spend all of our time talking about jeb bush, but we want to get out of here by 5:30. ♪ mark: in tonight's superhero universe, batman, superman, and super-pac-man. but first, fundraising man. jeb bush has raised $14 million, -- $11.4 million in 16 days. that is not nearly as much as hillary clinton at $45 million. but it is a faster rate. jeb bush has raised an average of $700,000 per day, and hillary at $562,500 per day. does this mean jeb bush will end up being the overall champion of fundraising or is he just getting low hanging fruit? al: i don't care where this hangs, this is awesome fruit. both the super pac number is extraordinary and a personal number. only 16 days. dick gephardt says that there will be money but jeb bush won't run out of money. part of the purpose in raising this was to drive other candidates out of the field and scare them off, this didn't work. that hasn't worked, obviously. the major candidates like rubio walker, will be fully committed if -

mark: i bet she was mark under -- colorful. she has been to his wedding.fer: it's not really what we talk about. i really don't know. mark: what about jeb bush? jennifer: they probably know each other, he was in office for one year -- she is very concerned about how much money he is raising. we are all concerned about that. she doesn't really talk about him much. mark: let's focus on her husband. obviously, that is a good relationship. some people are surprised, it seems like he helped to work on the announcement speech, but he is obviously not campaigning yet. what role does he play now? does he ever call you? jennifer: he does. these are questions between us. mark: you can characterize them broadly. jennifer: i ask him for advice. he is one of if not the greatest strategic minds in the country. mark: he's your former boss. you just call him up? jennifer: i'm not going to get into it, but -- you won't let me speak. speeches, themes, policy ideas what do you think voters are thinking about, i love it when he's in the room. i'm always fascinated to see hear

mark: i agree. the thing about jeb bush, he gave two speeches on education in thinking about running for president. can he catch up to rubio? both of these guys younger guys who understand the aspirations of the working class. heidi: it is the ease to -- it is the issue of millenials. mark: coming up our correspondent for the new york times joins us to talk about scott walker's top political adviser -- scott walker. ♪ mark: your guest tonight, jonathan martin. his latest article is a bat scott walker -- is about scott walker getting advice from scott walker. is walker more of a hands-on guy? jonathan: i think his life has been dominated by campaigns and elections. they each have periods of their life when they were not involved in politics. he has done only politics for his entire life. in college, he was engaged in campus politics. this is who he is. mark: i get your point. does that make him like bill clinton? is he more involved, more knowledgeable than bill clinton? jonathan: i do not if he has

mark: will she keep it up?nifer: i imagine, i think it will continue to be in the public debate and she will continue to talk about it. keeping fit is something she started working on and she thinks it is really important. josh: good chance she will be the next president. will she be willing to go to democrats who are on the fence and say, you can trust me to enforce this? jennifer: she spoke yesterday about enforcement and how important that is, and if she were elected president the priority she would make on enforcing it. i could see an argument for mixing the presidential campaign with the congressional debate may not be in the best interest of the legislation, but she spoke about it yesterday and i think it is important -- she thinks it is important they profit. mark: the other big news was bill cosby. will hillary clinton join in calling for the president to revoke the medal of honor and asking bill cosby to return it? jennifer: i don't know. i just saw the president's comments about it. it is really distu

mark, good idea, bad idea? mark: it was purely logistical. there was a parade. they did not want the press preset so they would miss the whole parade. they did not have a truck to ride with her. they were ruining the parade by running around and this was a way to keep them contained in moving forward. it looks horrible, but it was purely logistical. i think the clinton campaign is getting a bum rap. heidi: given the history, they had to see this coming. it was stupid to do this especially given the clinton administration and hillary clinton's own reputation with the press as being paranoid and having this brass knuckles approach to dealing with the media -- mark: it is a self the filling -- self-fulfilling prophecy to say because she has this relationship with the press everything feeds into this image. they did this for logistical purposes. the press forms all over her. there are security concerns. think about the parade. if they have let the press go wherever they wanted to go, we are penned in all the time. heidi: they will have to be more sensitive. it's lik

mark: i'm mark halperin. john: and i'm john heilemann. with all due respect to jon stewart, have you been making secret trips to visit barack obama at the white house? both: god! ♪ john: happy national donald trump day. on the trump show today, trump and trump. but first, morgan freeman. a video to support the run deal. like america's actual relationship, the video was long, not funny and slightly awkward. >> i love playing frisbee be with my sons. >> i love to see my grandkids smiled. >> we could be denying the moments that make our life worth living. >> why? >> because we would be dead. >> super dead. >> like totally fried by a major nuclear bomb debt. >> the frisbee will be melted. >> holy -- ! >> yes, it's me. queen noor from jordan. >> the agreement currently on the table is the best way to ensure iran does not build a bomb. john: meanwhile in a new poll, 50% of americans disagree with the people in that ad and say congress should reject the deal. today, secretary of state john kerry told the house foreign affairs committee that the

mark: i am mark halperin. heidi: there is someone else you might want to consider to voice of those characters. mark: mm. donuts. it's funny because it is true. but first, hillary clinton. she has done her first national television interview and held a short press availability in iowa city. in both those events, clinton assertively hit the topic that is dominating residential politics for several days. immigration. hillary clinton: i do not care how many people running for president on the republican side try to demean immigrants insults immigrants, cast aspersions on immigrants, not only the ones who are the most vitriolic, none of them any longer support a path to citizenship. all of them would basically consign immigrants to second-class status. i feel very bad and very disappointed with him and with the republican party for not responding immediately and saying enough, stop it. but they are in the same general area on the operation. they do not want to provide a path to citizenship. they are hostile toward

mark: and i'm mark halperin. with all due respect to bernie sanders, you always have a home here. ♪ ["monster mash" plays] mark: on the show tonight, trump, but first the great debate. two weeks from tonight, the first republican presidential debate will take place in cleveland, along with the minor league debate for the candidates who don't make the top 10. get out your watches and secret eyes -- synchronize the countdown to that debate. the second debate is scheduled for 5:00 p.m. in two weeks. the second will be at 9:00 eastern. some pundits who live in the land of conventional wisdom say that it would be a humiliating catastrophe not to make the cut for the primetime debate, but could you make the argument -- gasp -- that the conventional wisdom is wrong? john: you could, and i know you are going to, so i will pre-budge you -- yes. being on prime time, much bigger audience, you will be up there with donald, you will have a chance to take him out if you are really skillful. i think there are a lot of people wh

mark: did you inherit that? >> i'm not actually sure. mark: the point is, it's old.one would choose that. donate it. it's a freebie. what is this? >> i'm not entirely sure. it looks like maybe it makes sandwiches. mark: how long do you work in a day? >> this morning i got in at around 6:00. it was just me. i was the first one here today. mark: are you just raring to go and can't sleep or do you like to start early? >> there is a lot of stuff to do and i do like to start early. mark: how late do you work? >> i try to leave around 7:00 or 8:00. mark: what are you teaching the younger people about how politics work? >> i think it is a rollover so they are teaching me, just like the digital team. they are all in their early 20's. i just turned 35 about a week ago. it's a learning process. >> social media is my area of focus. facebook, twitter, instagram linkedin. we are always expanding, writing content with new ideas to get people involved. if you look right there, i uploaded that to instagram as a precursor to a website i made with ideas that i had for the digital team

mark: i'm mark halperin. al: scott walker, he might have trouble standing out. >> walker. >> wakka wakka mark: the pride of wisconsin scott walker. moments ago, walker made his presidential campaign the real thing. >> instead of the top-down government knows best approach you hear from so many, we need to build the economy from the ground up in a way that is new and fresh, organic and dynamic that says as long as you don't violate the health and safety of your neighbor, start your own career. live your own life. mark: our query, how did he do? al: pretty well. he played on the home court in venue and message. no one will confuse him with vince lombardi, but scott walker has to win the initial caucus. no one will have anything but praise for the speech from iowa. he touched the right notes and reached out. it was a solid performance. mark: i gave him a b plus. he put on offer what he is selling, is the scott walker message. remarkably, no teleprompter. he gave the speech word for word. that is a message he has

mark: let's move to iran.in the new york post said before i didn't think we could stop it now i think maybe we can. are you with him? you think there is a chance? dan: it is tough but i am with him. based on the polling, fewer than 3-5 democrats support the president on the deal, democrats i have spoken to members of congress or staffers in the senate and house, they are frozen. i'm amazed. the president has come out with this campaign, with the exception of durban and pelosi so few willing to commit. when you talk to these congressional democrats they feel exposed. for the longest on the president and secretary of state told them don't worry, any time inspections -- we would never do a deal that didn't have these things. maybe these members have been saying it has to be this, has to be this command those things aren't in their and now they are boxed in. mark: i heard from somebody involved in the fundraising efforts that the number of may get above 100 million on your side? have you heard that number? dan: i

mark: and i'm mark halperin. "with all due respect" to the skeptics -- i told you so. ♪ josh: welcome to america's favorite game show, "let's make a deal." today's contestants are heriran. first off, congress. what are the odds that congress stops the president deal with iran? josh: they are pretty low because of how the process was put in place. there was a big deal that gave congress a chance to review it but unless they can override a presidential veto, come up with 66 votes in the senate, they will probably not be able to stop it. while there will be a big political fight about it, it does not look to me like the fight will be in -- like the deal will be in jeopardy. mark: there are democrats who are fence sitters who say they want to read the deal. the key is schumer, senator from new york, who has been a skeptic of the deal on the merits. it's possible that if schumer came out against, you could have trouble sustaining the be no in the senate. while there will be a lot of back-and-forth, unless something re

mark: i'm mark halperin. and with all due respect to boston, you were never that great a sports city anyway. kidding. ♪ on the show tonight, obama clinton, walker and obviously trump, but first, huckabee. in case you missed the news -- iran deal breitbart interview, holocaust reference -- blowback. president obama and hillary clinton both made it clear how much they stand against my cut -- mike huckabee's reference to gas chambers. mr. obama: to the comments -- i think the comments of mr. huckabee are, i think part of just a general pattern we have seen that would be considered ridiculous if it were not so sad. mrs. clinton: this steps over the line and should be repudiated by every person of good faith and concern about the necessity to keep our political dialogue on the fact and within suitable boundaries. mark: obama repudiates, clinton repudiates, jeb bush also repudiates, saying the use of that kind of language is wrong. scott walker said he would not abuse those words but would be much tougher. others d

mark: i'm mark halperin. john: with all due respect to hillary clinton's salary dump thanks a lot lady. ♪ john: at th happy national salary dump friday. first, the trifecta of hillary clinton's disclosures are out this evening. the temperature in brooklyn is 89 degrees. tax statements, check. since 2007, she says her family has paid more than $43 million in federal taxes. last year, they paid 45.8%. most of the newsroom analyzing has been devoted to the 2200 e-mails released by the state department today. there is no news about benghazi, but there are indications from senator blumenthal internet consciousness and meet the press. about 12% of the pages fotof the e-mails have been released. this is clearly an attempted to overload our circuits. it will work. mark: there will not be much written about any of the three things if they came out on their own, not an a summer friday night. anything in there that need scrutiny will get it. john: everybody is still going through this stuff in newsrooms all over the cou

mark: and i mark halperin. and we want to spend all of our time with jeb bush, but we want to get out of here by 5:30. ♪ mark: in tonight's superhero universe, batman, superman, and super pac-man. jeb bush has raised $14 million, which is not as much as the $45 million that hillary clinton has raised. jeb bush has raised an average of $700,000 per day and hillary more per day. -- and hillary at $562,500 per day. al: i don't care where this hangs, this is awesome fruit. in only 16 days, dickie gephardt says that there will be money but jeb bush won't run out of money. this was thought to run all of the candidates out of the field and scare them off, this done -- this didn't work. if jeb doesn't win one of the caucuses, that money advantage will be a lot less impressive. mark: i will say two things, my caveat is that some of the super pac donors have been restricted to the size of the checks that they have written. so i think bush will continue to swell even though he will not be able to make contribution some ce

mark: i am mark crumpton. thank you for joining us. let's begin with a look at wall street on this thursday afternoon. sluggish international markets are damp rain earnings that u.s. industrial giants and you see the affected is having on markets. down, ledindices are lower by the dow industrials, down .5%, nearly 100 points. you see the two-day dow industrials chart was showing a plunge there. the s&p 500, also the two-day chart, down. caterpillar cut its earnings forecast. reduce the top half of its composite revenue. oil touching a bear market here in new york. u.s. crude stockpiles unexpectedly increased. nymex crude right now down at $48.48 a-- 1.5% barrel. gold struggling to advance. a drop in u.s. jobless claims underscoring concerns that fed policy will raise interest rates soon. .25%.s trading up broad selloff there. in the bond markets right now, treasuries are showing a mix -- well, little bit of a mixed picture. the two-year is pretty much unchanged at this point. 30-year,0- and the they are down. the short end of the curve

mark: yeah.mily: do you have a better idea now? when will this become profitable? mark: no, i do not have a better idea. [laughs] i mean, the reality is just that if a lot of people cannot afford to pay for data access in some of these places, then they are probably are not big ad markets and it probably is not a place where it is going to be particularly profitable in the near term. in fact, we will probably lose a bunch of money just because supporting facebook as a service and storing the photos and content that people want to share costs money. we will probably not offset it by making much. emily: you said connectivity is a human right. mark: mm-hmm. emily: you want to do good things. mark: mm-hmm. emily: if that is the case, why not give access to the complete internet? why just a few specific apps? mark: so it comes down to the economics of how this works. it turns out that most of the internet is consumed by rich media, especially videos. whereas, if you look at things like text -- so text

mark: the u.s. reserve is close to sending extra cash .o the nations top ranks jpmorgan and chases facing the biggest shortfall at $12.5 billion. the fed a child -- the fed assigned capital charges. the goal, to keep the banks from threatening the financial system. lockheed martin agreed to buy the biggest maker of oteri helicopters. they will now focus on making jet engines and air conditioners. a group calling itself the manages the database of over 37 million members. the group says it will publish the data online unless ashley madison agrees to shut down. the grand slam bid ends at the british open. he missed a birdie on the 17th win his is not going to third major. shares of paypal are rising today in their markets debut. fromusiness was spun off ebay and has been up as much as 11%. the company's long facilitated .ayments across borders the international growth is increasingly important. emily chang takes a look at paypal's expansion into the digital remittance industry and its impact on the mo

mark: mark: what do you think of her tone and demeanor?: generally speaking, we have seen a different tone to hillary clinton. she is getting different advice than she did the last time around to be more accessible, to have more warmth and not be as defensive and abrasive with the media. mark: they are difficult questions white don't get trust you and why does your opponent draw such big crowds? her demeanor -- she seems to be engaging the interviewer stylistically and she does have some text. that left that she is not doing here -- the laugh that she is not doing here. i think stylistically, pretty good. here is another clip from that interview. the answer on the use of private e-mail server and while she -- why she deleted thousands of e-mails from her time as secretary of state. hillary clinton: everything was permitted by law and regulation. i had one device. when i mailed anybody in the government, it would go into the government system. i did not have to turn over anything. i chose to turn over 55000 pages because i wanted to go abov

mark: i'm mark halperin. "with all due respect to ariana grande," if you like making offensive comments, you may want to think about running for president. ♪ mark: the location of donald trump's immigration speech tomorrow has been changed to the phoenix convention center to accommodate the thousands of people that want to see him speak as reported by ben brodie. one of those people is one of the anti-immigrant hard-liners in america. he was asked to tone down the rhetoric this week. governor jan brewer went on tv last night to back the donald's comments gov. brewer: i believe mr. trump is telling it like it really is. being the governor of the gateway of illegal immigration for six years, we had to deal with a lot of things. if the people of arizona realize we pick up the tab for the majority of the people coming across our border in regards to the drug cartel, the smugglers the drop houses, it has been horrendous. i think everybody knows he is right. mark: probably be a lot of arizonans who agree with gover

mark: he showed good instincts. after the speech at the yield club, i caught up with him and asked him about wall street, the economy, hillary clinton and his own childhood dreams. mark: can i talk to you for a second? the first question, is it true every boy grows up wanting to speak at the yale club, true or false? rick perry: i am not sure any for a new where yale university was. mark: talk about what you think americans think of wall street now? rick perry: i think americans are a bit distrustful, if you will. that wall street is a place where only those that have the right connections, those that are the moneyed interest, both that have the ability to have a lobbyist to protect their interest. it should not be that way. it historically have not been that way. in my remarks i talk about wall street is the engine that has driven american success, whether it is an entrepreneur and innovators, and it can get back to that again, but we need to have smart regulation. i am not saying we need more regulation. we need l

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mark: and i mark halperin. and we want to spend all of our time talking about jeb bush, but we want to get out of here by 5:30. ♪ mark: in tonight's superhero universe, batman, superman, and super-pac-man. jeb bush has raised not as much as $45 million that hillary clinton has raised. it is a pastor race, according to our advocates. jeb bush has raised an average of $700,000 per day, and hillary at $562,500 per day. al, does this mean jeb bush is going to be the overall champion? is he getting the low hanging fruit? al: i don't care where this hangs, this is awesome fruit. both the super pac number any personal number. -- and the personal number. dick gephardt says -- this was thought to run all of the candidates out of the field and scare them off, this didn't work. secondly, the major candidates. rubio, walker, cruise. it will be fully competitive in february. if jeb doesn't win one of the os,e that money advantage will be a lot less impressive. mark: i will say two things, my caveat is that some of the super

mark: trump tower is not just a building. he is towering over the presidential candidates in most polls. it is no surprise like a swarm of nats, the press is going to the top. i asked him if he would release his grades. he made the point of trying to get him to release his college records and i was wondering if you would release your records. enni ->> i will certainly think about it. i was very good dude and. i went to a great school. you want - - - -you will not admit to doing it? >>mark: at this point, what is most likely to slow him down? his own mistakes or something else? jennifer: i have asking iowa republicans that a lot lately. and donald trump is really juicy as gratification television. the crime is solved in and out power. the people of all of love on the besler. people can like that crowd but there is difference between telling it like it is and being obnoxious. if it did not work for chris christie, why would it work for donald trump? mark: i think what will bring him down is eventually it will be time to pick a

mark: next up hillary clinton.illary clinton: this agreement will have to be enforced vigorously relentlessly, we have in agreement the access for inspection and transparency that was absolutely necessary. but we have to treat this as an ongoing enforcement effort. we still have a lot of concern about the bad behavior and actions by iran. they remain the largest state sponsor of terrorism which goes after and undermines governments in the region. it poses a threat to israel that unfairly and unlawfully confines and tries americans on trumped up charges. that bad behavior is something we have to address. josh: how to the politics play? mark: normally when she straddles, it is a loser for her, in this case she could not be set better. she has a higher burden to use of port -- burden to support. i don't think she will take hits for it. she is talking about it in an authoritative way. josh: a lot of this deal will depend on who the next president is. they will have the discretion to crack down on iran if they stonewall