gosh. >> [indiscernible] mr. mook: i think it is up to donald trump to decide what he thinks about it. i think voters need to take a look at this. it is troubling if it is true. >> [indiscernible] well, i would argue the lasting damage out of their convention is to donald trump because he failed to present a clear plan about what he is going to do to get this economy working for everyone, and boy, was it depressing. it was all doom and gloom and he failed to bring his party together. there is a clear trend and polling after your convention that you always get a bump. i would suspend any polling analysis until after our convention and then we can interpret once voters have had a chance to see both sides of the argument, and four days of convention and the communication that happens during that. >> [indiscernible] mr. mook: look, i'm not going -- there was a plan in place. she was clear about what she plans to do. i am much more excited about the incredible speakers, the talent that is going to be up there tonight makin

mr. mook's comments, he talked about how they're going to compete in pennsylvania.ter the conventions, pennsylvania is in the democratic column. it's an example of how the map is expanding. pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan, where working class americans have been promised a beer life and have seen their paychecks deteriorate in value. working class americans believe their children's future will be worse than and as a result, in a number of these states, the democratic coalition is not cracking. it's broken. and donald trump is hearing those voices. he's become their champion. you'll see a much wider map. we'll have many more ways to win. it's hillary clinton who will have a reduced option, not us. >> some speculation this morning that roger ailes will be advising your campaign. is that true? >> i have no idea where that came from. nothing i can say to that. roger is a voice that understands the american people. he created a news network that created plansed and fair reporting. as far as we're concerned, he's going to be missed there. >> paul manafort, thank you for

. >>> joining me now is the campaign manager for hillary clinton, mr. mook, welcome to "meet the press," sir. >> thanks. >> i want to start with the news involving your campaign and apparently some version of a hack into your system and the d in, nc as the hillary clinton campaign computer has been hacked. >> chuck, as we've explained in the press, the campaign itself based on everything we've been told by the experts that are monitoring this for us constantly, the campaign itself has not been breached. the system you were mentioning is run by the dnc and entities are utilizing. >> what concern should the dnc and clinton campaign can't protect data? >> well, chuck, first of all, as i said, there is absolutely no evidence the campaign has been breached. i know the dnc is taking necessary steps to protect their data and our campaign will continue to do the same. what is very disturbing about this entire situation is first that there is a foreign power aggressively breaking into dare to systems trying to apparently influence the part of the campaign but we saw

mr. mook's attempt to change the agenda and the discussion falls flat. concern is -- concern all americans should be having is that hillary clinton put america's national security at risk. the dnc was at risk is one thing. national security of the united states is another. that's what the issue is here. >> on the issue of russia, though, it is still important, i mean, russian government hackers broke into dnc serves last month. we know that. donald trump and vladimir putin said positive things about each other. you personally, of course, paul, advised the pro-putin former president of ukraine. why is it so farfetched to blame the russians and say that the motive was to help you? >> i mean, it's just absurd. i mean, donald trump is running for president of the united states. donald trump is talking about the failed leadership of the obama administration. i don't know anything about what you just said. you may know it. if you do, expose it. but to say you know -- i don't know what you're talking about. it is crazy. the fact we have this conversation is the

sound like mr. mooka how hackers operate, considering the environment he has been living in with hillary clinton for a while he is definitely the expert on hackers. it is weird. at some point they have to take responsibility. fact even if one or two emails wasn't legitimate, enough of them are to show they rigged system. hillary clinton ride to run in 2008. she wasn't successful. it was clear this time to insure victory they rigged system for her. martha: donna brazile came out and said we expect there is more information in the emails. >> you're a communications person. there is a reason you do that. >> they are realizing it may get a lot worse. you know, look, we had a wild ride last week in cleveland but when you talk about where we came out, donald trump got 7-point bump. we're ahead in the polls. we feel good how it ultimately ended for us. the gavel hasn't even dropped down here the chair of the party is resigning. everybody is apologizing how they treated bernie sanders. but the bigger problem the

clinton campaign manager robbi mook will sit down with bret baier this evening, we'll get his insight on mrs. clinton's upcoming speech this evening, at 6:00 p.m. on the fox news channel. >>> despite sharp political differences, there is at least one similarity between the republican and democratic national conventions, both trump and clinton tapping their daughters as the people who will introduce them at the conventions. last week the republican nominee's children made their pitch for their father. tonight, chelsea clinton will have her turn in the national spot light. james rosen is live with more on that from philadelphia, hi, james. >> reporter: martha, good afternoon. it is a nice bit of cemetery as symmetry that both presidential nominees will have been introduced by their daughters. of course it's not easy to be the child of a political figure. trisha nixon, grace slick of jefferson airplane vowed to dose her with lsd if she got close enough, which she has not. chelsea serves on the clinton foundation board, raising two kids and writing a children's book. her mother is trying to achi

mr. allen: thank you very much, governor brown. what an honor. our stage the to campaign manager for hillary clinton robby mook. robbie, i've have heard this is your last one of these. is that true? robby: no, never true. mr. allen: the headlines -- first woman, clinton wins historic nomination. historic nominee, congratulations. robby: i think last night, she was excited, overwhelmed, and just great old to everybody. and where was she? robby: she was in chappaqua with her supporters there, and they were elated as well. the coolest part about that -- we flash the pictures of the president, all of our previous 44 prisons, all men, and she popped on the screen and the glass shattered on the whole crowd just lord. it was great to witness. of allen: campaign manager the nominee, where are you during the big speeches? robby: it is dependent. most of the time i am in our staff workroom. i was up there and then she came on the screen and i was therefore the rollcall. >> what is a day like for you here? it starts really early, it goes really late. morning, either doing press, i just did to delegations this morning, and

candidates say and do, i also watch robbie mook make a complete fool not answering a direct question. i watched dorothy woods, the widow of ty woods blasting mrsinton. that's going to take on at low out energy because into this vacuum. every story will come and the olympics will take up a lot of space but the political machine needs food. you know this, alex. we have to report every day about something. we have to fill air time about something. in the absence of a convention for the first time in 56 years, i expect one volumetity. they will drive the narrative. >> what you said about the way every single one of us, not even just candidates but every single one of us should pay respect and listen to gold star parents in this country, you're absolutely 1,000% right. donald trump did not do that. is he not capable of doing that? does it say about him that he can't do that? >> well, his empathy level is very low, and i think his campaign has to work on that. i know that the empathy level among his children is quite high. and so empathy is a learned skill. you really do have to learn how to listen and put yourself in the place of people grieving an

mr. trump: it's just a total deflection, this whole thing with russia. in fact, i saw her campaign manager i don't know his title, mook? i saw him on television and they asked him about russia and the hacking. by the way, they hacked -- they probably have her 33,000 e-mails. i hope they do. they probably have her 33,000 e-mails that she lost and deleted because you'd see some beauties there. so, let's see. but i watched this guy mook and he talked about we think it was russia that hacked. now, first of all was what was said on those that's so bad but he said i watched it. i think he was live. but he said we think it was russia that hacked. and then he said -- and this is in person sitting and watching television, as i've been doing -- and then he said could be trump, yeah, yeah. trump, trump, oh yeah, trump. he reminded me of john lovitz for "saturday night live" in the liar where he'd go yes, yes, i went to harvard, harvard, yes, yes. this is the guy, you have to see it. yes, it could be trump, yes, yes. so, it is so farfetched. it's so ridiculous. honestly, i wish i had that power. i'd love to have that power but ru

mr. khan, thanks for coming in and sharing your story. >> thank you. >> this can't be easy to have to relive this. >> thank you. >> joining me now is the campaign manager for hillary clinton. robbie mook. welcome to "meet the press.pres >> hi chuck. thanks. >> i want to start with the news coming in over the weekend involving your campaign. apparently some version of a hack into your campaign systems the dnc as continuation of it. what can you clarify? >> well chuck as we've explained in the press, the campaign itself based on everything we've been told by the experts that are monitoring this for us constantly, the campaign itself to our knowledge has not been breached. the system that you are mentioning is a system run by the dnc that our campaign and a number of other entities were utilizing. >> what kind of concern should voters have if the dnc and by extension the clinton campaign can't protect data? >> well chuck, first of all as i said there is absolutely no evidence that the campaign has been breached. i know that the dnc is taking all necessary steps to protect their data and our campaign will continue to do the same. i think what's very disturbing about this entire situation