hi, everyone, i'm eric bolling, joining us, morgan ortegas and julie rusinsky. we'll get to hillary clinton in just a minute. we'll start with donald trump who outlines his economic plan on thursday. he wants to cut taxes by $4.4 trillion over ten years, cut corporate tax rates t 15% to 35 renegotiate trade deals, halt new regulations and scrap some current green regulations and provide childcare assistance for working parents. trump says his plan will boost the economy and create 25 million jobs. can he do that, mercedes? >> i think trump has the right formula to move forward with a pro growth tax cut in terms of simplifying the tax code, reducing the marginal tax rates. what's happening here, and you mentioned this, eric, in the beginning, is the fact that for the american worker, it's very difficult for them to get ahead. this has to do a lot with policies that president obama and hillary clinton support and have put in place, which is that of obamacare, for instance, which as we know for small businesses in particular, it strangles these corporations from wa

department analyst morgan ortega.illary clinton has a fine line to walk on she was trying to lay doubt i was in the situation rooch, i was there when it happened also trying to distance herself from president obama's foreign policy. can she do it tonight? >>> oo it is a tough lane to walk. all you have to do is look around the world. china has started building fake islands over the china sea. russia has gone into crimea and ukraine. you see isis which we did not see four years ago attacking in mass our allies in europe attacking us here at home. it is one thing to talk about being in the situation room. i don't think the american people care about that. what they care about hearing is what are you going to do will you see russia, china and isis acting in flagrant ways over the president in the last three years. how will you be different? >> also the iran nuclear deal many think is a bad deal. what will does donald trump need to do? >> i think the most important thing he has to do is convince the world and iranians he

others joining us republican campaign strategist fox news contributor tony and national co-chair morgan ortegawe know now this did yuel over health has been resolved. one candidate is in convalescence and the other is on dr. oz with people regaling the state of his health. what do you think? >> i think it's a brilliant move for him to go on dr. oz. women like to watch the show. men watch the show. every day he's talking about his health is a day that her health stays in the news as well. he has to be careful about how he does it. it's more appropriate to shine the light on his health and let that continue the story about hers. >> every candidate seeks it. comparison and differentiation and this couldn't be more positive for him. >> certainly. also the bigger problem for hillary clinton is at least at this point beyond her health is the way the campaign responded to the questions surrounding it. where would we be in this conversation if there wasn't actually video footage of her collapsing and then being rushed into this van. >> where would we be without the man who took that, a civilian, not f

morgan ortega national pac co-chair. thanks you both for joining us. morgan, start with you. this is why our economy looks the way it us did. blocking deals then at the same time also strangling small business which creates the new jobs as big business gets bigger and more efficient and has fewer jobs. you can't win coming or going with these guys. >> you hit the nail on the head, melissa. what is going on here, this is the government stepping into mergers and a with a -- acquisitions private business and not giving them reasons why the businesses can't go forward and merge. in the case of monsanto, it's a company vilified because of its relation with gmos and other products in europe it is probably one of the most hated companies which is why we have to watch the merger. this fundamentally comes down to, take away everything the obama administration has done with m&a over the past four years, this comes down to very simple question we ask a lot on show, should the government be involved in business deals and business mergers? what the next administration, whether hillary cli

morgan ortega, maverick pac national co-chair. kristin sole 'tis, "washington examiner" columnist and emily shire, bustle political editor. good to see you all, ladies. hillary keeps putting the smiley face on the economy but a lot of people don't feel that way. donald trump is the about that most voters don't feel that way. is he right? >> i think this is a very simple choice. if you look, you have to ask yourself is the economy working for me? what we've seen a lot of voters who did not vote in the two past presidential election cycles came out and said we haven't fully recovered from 2008. our pension may not be there. we may be working several part-time jobs instead of just one job. it's a pretty simple metric. if you think higher regulations and higher taxes and more government spending is going to improve this economy, then it's a clear choice, you have hillary clinton who will give a very sort of traditional democrat policies for the economy. david: emily, even more than that, you look at what the american public thinks. we

strategist, joe trip ee and intel p analyst, morgan ortega.erves right, in the navy? >> i am. >> i want the pom poms. >> i'm sure they'll let you borrow them. >> it's so fun being here. >> thanks, guys for joining us. >> you heard when ellen was asking him if she's held to a different standard. some republicans, joe, will say she's held to a different standard. many people think it's above the law after that e-mail scandal. do you think she's held to a different standard. >> i think they both are. we've never had a woman be the nominee before. that changes the dynamic in the debate tonight for example. you know, can't trump go after her. if were his double standard. can he go after her the way he did lying ted and little marco. >> probably not, right? >> probably not. i think both -- when both sides talk like this, there is some truth to what they're saying. >> morgan, should they be equal going in because they're both running for president? should he go in with kid gloves because he is going up against a wom woman? >> no. that's against every

morgan ortegas, joined millennial, what is your take? stay like everything she said would be great if it were true at the polls. if not. hillary clinton is doing as well as that romney did in 2012 with no ideals. here's the big hubbub. you can talk about this as well. if she can't bring out can't bring out more deals of the can't bring a blend of sentencing members president obama did come away talking about a very different alike to record 2012 especially with donald trump getting the white working democrats to vote for him. >> it's a democrat versus republican election. you now have a corrupt career politician. that's where she is in the incessant bias for yassin said she went down are hurting her. they were overwhelmingly in support of bernie sanders. we've now seen it was totally red against. millennial stuff like to see and they want and trustworthy candidate. trenches that his identity while serving scholes was pushed out. >> i want to ask you, is that all hillary clinton has got to give a speech like that because we didn't play it

joining me, morgan ortega.sistant editorial page editor, james freeman and fox business network's dagen mcdowell. great show. >> i will tell you what i was say during the sound bite from donald trump. he is starting to talk really low like this. a trick men very successfully used in bars you talk, really, really low. and get in really close to listen to him. make you pay attention to him. i started to do it more often. i noticed lately. you do listen. maria: it is really low. >> exactly. maria: see, new strategy. >> he is good on television. she is not good on television. this is fundamental advantage he has. if he can avoid unforced errors he has a lot more upside as we go into the last two months. maria: he has done a pivot last two weeks. >> more structured. >> we had a clinton advisor on earlier in the a.m. hour, how clinton has all policy details plans. maria: jehmu greene. >> that is not, i do think policy is very important. i'm a policy person but i'm not dismissing it. people vote on their emotions, how