he signed the nafta bill. it something that has been a hallmark of mr. trump's campaign. we will talk about that as well. >> there is some concern that russia is behind some of these leaked e-mails. does that concern you? mr. manafort: we don't know who is behind the leaks. i know that the leaks of this week put the dnc at risk. mrs.he potential leaks of clinton's server unprotected in her home created a greater risk than what the dnc leaked. it reinforces the case that has been made about how justice wasn't done. you can be certain -- you can be sure if they were able to hack the dnc, though state secrets are sitting somewhere if not many places around the world. [inaudible] mr. manafort: as mr. trump would say, were not going to tell you that, but we have taken precautions to protect our server. what the other question, you saw today or yesterday in these e-mail leaks verifies something that we already knew. don't sit here believing that the dnc was impartial. we knew they weren't in the whatls just illustrated could be perfectly crafted in any litigation what we alread

>> hillary clinton was on the other side of the trade agreements supporting nafta. bill clinton helped to push nafta through and hillary was a free-trader, too. and backed the transpacific partnership. >> tpp sets the gold standard in trade agreements to open free transparent and trade. >> now in debates, she opposeded the tpp. >> i did say i hoped it the be the gold standard and it was finally negotiated last week. and it did not meet my standard. >> and in the keystone pipeline, environmentalism versus jobs she was accused of flip flopping. >> i never toom took a position on keystone until i took a position of keystone. >> it so manies the third wave of politics of bill clinton were dead in the water with. indeed many of the bill clinton top achievementes were liabilities and political baggage that hillary had to renounce or explain away. >> secretary clinton at that time had a different position on welfare reform and worked hard to roundup votes for the passage. >> hillary clinton navigated the obstacle course of the primary season and ready to be crowned head of her

nafta, again, signed by bill clinton. nafta is the worst economic deal in the history of our country. manufacturing down in some states, 55%, 60%. it's a horror show moving to mexico, moving to other places. i have a friend who is a great builder. what he builds is plants. that's all he does is bill plants. he doesn't build buildings, he builds plants, biggest in the world from what i hear. i said how is business? i was with him the other day. how's business? he said unbelievable. really, wow, why is it unbelievable? because i think of him as building in the country. what we're doing in mexico you won't believe. i said what do you mean? he said we're building plants in mexico the likes of which we've never seen. i said what about this country? not much. not much. that's the expression. he said exactly that. not much. i said but mexico? he said you've never seen anything like it. it's incredible. folks, that's going to stop. we're going to go reverse it. we're going to bring our jobs back to this country. we can't be the st

. >> hillary clinton was on the other side of many of these trade agreements supporting nafta. >> bill clinton had helped push nafta through and hillary had been a free trader, too. she recently backed the international trade deal known as the transpacific partnership. >> this tpp sets the gold standard in trade agreements to open, free, transparent, fair trade. >> but now in debate, she opposed the tpp. >> i did say when i was secretary of state three years ago i hoped it would be the gold standard. it was just finally negotiated last week. and in looking at it, it didn't meet my standard. >> and when it came to the keystone pipeline, an issue some saw as a classic case of environmentalism versus jobs, she was accused of flip flopping. >> i never took a position on keystone until i took a position on keystone. >> it seemed the third wave politics of bill clinton which has succeeded so well in the 1990s were dead in the water. indeed, many of the things that had been bill clinton's top achievements were now liabilities. political baggage that hillary had to renounce or explain away. >>

nafta, again, signed by bill clinton. nafta is the worst economic deal in the history of our country. manufacturing down in some states 65%. it is a horror show. moving to mexico, moving to other places. i have a friend who is a great builder. what he builds his plans. he does not build buildings, he builds plans, the biggest in the world from what i hear. i said, how is business? i was with him the other day. how is business? he goes, unbelievable. i said really, wow, i am surprised. why is it unbelievable? because i think of him as building in this country. he said, donald, what we are doing in mexico, you will never believe. he said we are building plants in mexico the likes of which we have never seen. i said what about this country? "not much," that was the expression. he said exactly that. "not much." i said but mexico? he said, you have never seen anything like it. it is incredible. folks, that is going to stop. we are going to reverse it. we are going to bring our jobs back to our country. we cannot be with stupid

nafta again find by bill clinton. nafta is the worst economic deal in history of our country. manufacturing down in some states 55%, 50%. , 60%. i have a friend who is a great builder. all he does is build plants. the biggest in the world. i said how was business? he goes, unbelievable. really, i am surprised, why is it unbelievable? he said, what we are doing in mexico, you won't believe. mexicobuilding plants in the likes of which we have never seen. so what about this country? how much? that was the expression. not much. mexico, he said he had never seen anything like it, it is incredible. folks, we are going to reverse it and bring our jobs back to this country. we can't be the stupid people anymore. [applause] mr. trump: ok? and he was better than a consultant. costst a report that millions of dollars. but not for me. it costs other people millions, other campaigns. i will take you what, a guy like this, it is better than anyone you can hire to do a report. standpointsay from a that he was sad about it, it was fact. said, i have never ever seen anything like it. if you lo

nafta signed by bill clinton. nafta is the worst economic deal in the history of our country. manufacturing down in some states 55%, 60%. it is a horror show moving to mexico and other places. i have a friend who is a great builder. what he builds is plants. he doesn't build buildings. he builds plants, biggest in the world from what i hear. i said how is business. he goes unbelievable. i said really, i'm surprised. why? i think of him as building in this country. he said donald, what we are doing in mexico you won't believe. i said what about this country? not much. that's the expression. he said exactly that. not much. i said mexico. he said you have never seen anything like it. it's incredible. folks, that's going to stop. we are going to go reverse it. we are going to bring our jobs back to this country. we can't be the stupid people anymore. he was better than a pollster, better than a consultant. i say how are you doing and get a big report that cost millions of dollars. me i give $10,000. cost other people millions to get a report. i'll tell you what, a guy like this is

remember, it was bill clinton who signed nafta, one of the worst economic deals ever made by our country. or frankly, any other country.

drained us like we have never been drained before. .afta, signed by bill clinton nafta is the worst economic deal in the history of our country. manufacturing down in sums dates -- in some states 65%. i have a friend who is a great builder. what he builds his plans. he does not build buildings, he builds plans, the biggest in the world from what i hear. i said, how is business? i was with him the other day. he goes, unbelievable. i am surprised. why is it unbelievable? he said, donald, what we are doing in mexico you will never believe. we are building plants in mexico the likes of which we have never seen. what about this country? not much, that was the expression. he said, not much. but mexico? he said, i have never seen anything like it. . am going to reverse it we are going to bring our jobs back to our country. and he was better than a pollster, better than a consultant. i say how are you doing and you get a big report that costs you millions of dollars. .hat does not cost me millions i give them $10,000. it costs other campaigns million. a guy like this is better than anybody you can h

nafta. it was not. it was bill clinton that passed nafta. he's kind it and twisted arms.epresentative who was later voted out to pass nafta. ont: passed in the house november 17, 1990 three and went into effect january 1, 1994. caller: you can bring up the videos but bill clinton and al gore went out to the midwest, the rust belt and campaigned against nafta. that it was bad and republicans were pushing it and we would lose a lot of jobs. when he became president, he turned 180 degrees and twisted arms. why would you vote for something like that? that heesentative said promised all sorts of economic aid for our area which never came of course. era: we are in another where trade deals are a new part of the discussion. the transpacific partnership. what are you hearing from politicians today? do you trust politicians anymore today regarding trade deals? trust because no of nafta. bill clinton said it would destroy jobs. like ross perot said -- you will hear a giant sucking sound down in mexico and that is where they have come. we lost over 5 million jobs in this country --

nafta? >> it was bill clinton who signed nafta, one of the worst economic deals ever made by our country orly any other country. never, ever again. >> is trump trying to kill the majority earnings of the steel industry and make it the estimates slashed for the earnings of american companies? if trump does what he says he is going to do? that is what you are going to get. trump is an outright protectionist. that is bad for business. he is railing about this plant being shut down so a new one can open up in mexico. that is one of the reasons that united technologies has been doing okay. don't get me wrong when democrats are problematic in a whole different way. have you heard the chatter about pharmaceutical price gouging needs to be stopped? it is a platform. it is right there. it's there. how about plans for tax on stock trade to punish high frequency traders. i don't want a transfer tax on stock trading. we have enough people exiting the market as it is. this will be one more nail in the stock market's coffin. i am an equal opportunity critic. the democratic and republican platforms would

deregulated -- >> crime bill. >> one thing about that since i was involved in the nafta debates. s, i remember being in the east room as a white house correspondent with every former president, republicans, and then bill clinton. this was the most bipartisan thing that's ever happened. it was al gore of course who went up against ross panther row in the big debates over nafta. every republican president came together. newt gingrich helped pass nafta. they couldn't have done it without the republican house. >> and andrea, wasn't the crime bill also bipartisan, got a lot of bipartisan support, but today, it's viewed so differently. both of those things. particularly by this younger vote percent. >> and in fact there's been a drop by four points in bill clinton's popularity, since loretta lynch, tarmac meeting and all of that. we have to leave it there, but so much more all day, all night, we'll see you. >> thanks, andrea. >>> coming up, hit them high, the first lady delivered most blistering attack against donald trump? more on that and more the speech that moved this convention. an

nafta was the worst trade deal. china's entrance into the world trade organization has enabled the greatest job theft in the history of our country. it was billon who signed nafta. people don't remember. in 1993 -- and hillary clinton who supported it. the havoc that it wreaked after he left office was unbelievable. it was also bill clinton who lobbied for china's disastrous entry into the world trade organization, and hillary clinton who backed that terrible, terrible agreement. as secretary of state, hillary clinton stood by idly while china cheated on its currency, added another trillion dollars to the trade deficit, and stole hundreds of billions of dollars in our intellectual property. [applause] mr. trump: i have been talking about china for many years. you know what? no one listens. they are listening now. that, i can tell you. [applause] mr. trump: the city of pittsburgh and the state of pennsylvania have lost 1/3 of their manufacturing jobs since the clinton's put china into the wto. 50,000 factories across america have shut their doors in that time. this factory, because of your great owners, dave and gloria, is hanging in. they jus

nafta, again, signed by bill clinton. economic deal in the history of our country. manufacturing down in some states 55-60%. it's a horror show. moving to mexico, moving to other places. i have a friend who is a great builder. what he builds is plan plants. the biggest in the world from what i hear. with him the other day, how's business? he goes, unbelievable. i said, really, wow, i'm surprised. why is it unbelievable? because i think of the building in the country. he says, donald, what we do in mexico, you won't believe. we build plants in mexico the likes of which we've never seen. i said what about this country? not much, not much. nothing special. he said exactly that. not much. i said, but mexico? he said, you never seen anything like it. it's incredible. folks, that's going to stop. we're going to reverse it. we're going to bring our jobs back to this country. we can't be the stupid people anymore. [ applause ] okay. and he was better than a pollster, better than a consultant, how are we doing, a big report that c

nafta again signed by bill clinton. nafta is the worst economic given the history of our country. manufacturing down in some states 50 5-60%. to mexico, to other places. i have a friend who is a great ability. but he builds his plants, all he does have plans for doesn't build buildings, he built. the biggest in the world. how's business? as with the other day. he's -- unbelievable. because i found that surprising. he says donald what were in mexico you won't believe. he said were building plants in mexico the likes of which we've never seen. i said what about this country? not much. he said exactly that, not much. toks that is going stop. were going to reverse it. were going to bring our jobs back to this country. we can't be the stupid people anymore. he was better than a pollster, he's better than a consultant. i will tell you what, a guy like this is better than anybody you can hire to do a report. and he said it, he did not say from the standpoint of he's upset about it, it's just fact. how are doing? unbelievable in mexico. he actually said i've never, ever seen anything like

charles: donald trump repeatedly trashing nafta, the trade agreement done by bill clinton. but nafta is not mentioned in the rnc platform that sets the policy agenda for the party the next four years. but trade is a major issue for republicans. while the draft echoes some of his policies, it doesn't call for nafta to be dismantled. before it says we need better negotiated trade agreements that put america first. we cannot allow foreign governments to fliment american access to their markets while stealing our designs, patents, brands, know-how and technology. what does it mean for american jobs? diana, i guess the platform moved towards donald trump. but a lot of people were surprised it wasn't even tougher with respect to ripping up these bad trade deals. >> i'm glad it mentioned the theft of intellectual property. the bipartisan commission on the theft interest electric fuel property in 2013 said every year china steals $200 billion worth of american intellectual property. the latest report in april with countries on and watchlist such as china, russia, india, algeria, det

nafta, again, signed by bill clinton. nafta is the worst economic deal in the history of our country. manufacturing down in some states 55, 60%. it's a horror show. moving to mexico. moving to other places. i have a friend who is a great builder. what he builds is plants. he doesn't build buildings. he builds plants. the biggest in the world, from what i hear. i said, how is business? i was with him the other day. how's business? he goes, unbelievable. i said, really, wow, i'm surprised, why is it unbelieve? because i think of him as building in this country. he said, donald trump, what we're doing in mexico you won't believe. i said, what do you mean? he said, we're building plants in mexico the likes of which we've never seen. i said, what about this country? not much. not much. that's the expression. he said exactly that. not much. i said, but mexico? he said, you've never seen anything like it. it's incredible. folks, that's going to stop. we're going to go reverse it. we're going to bring our jobs back to this country

donald trump: recuerden que fue bill clinton quien firmÓ nafta, uno de los tratados econÓmicos mÁs temibleslas promesas tradicionales. donald trump: vamos a construir las carreteras, tÚneles, aeropuertos y ferrovÍas del maÑana. esto va a crear millones de empleos mÁs. [aplausos] lourdes: fue un discurso inminentemente nacionalista en inmigraciÓn, libre comercio y seguridad nacional. tambiÉn un mensaje populista con un nuevo lema que escucharemos repetidamente en la campaÑa que comienza oficialmente maÑana. "yo soy su voz". enrique: muchas gracias lourdes con este reporte. entre los oradores estelares de esta noche estuvo el sheriff del condado de maricopa. >> somos el Único paÍs del mundo cuyo sistema dÍmero son -- de inmigraciÓn connota las necesidades de otros antes que los propios. esto va a cambiar. necesitamos un lÍder que ha de proteger nuestras fronteras y hacer cumplir nuestras Órdenes. por una naciÓn sin fronteras y una naciÓn sin leyes, no es una naciÓn. enrique: donald trump fue la encargada de presentar al candidato republicano con un discurso diseÑado para suavizar la imagen de

remember it was bill clinton who signed nafta, one of the worst economic deals ever made by our country or frankly any other country. never ever again. i am going to bring back our jobs to ohio and pennsylvania and new york and michigan and all of america. i am not going to let companies move their employees along the way without consequence. not going to happen anymore. my opponent, on the other hand, supported virtually every trade agreement that has been destroying our middle class. she supported nafta and she supported china's entrance into the world trade organization. another one of her husband's colossal mistakes and disasters. she supported the job killing trade deal with south korea. she supported the transpacific partnership. which will not only destroy our manufacturing, but it will make america subject to the rulings of foreign government and it's not going to happen. i pledge to never sign any trade agreement that hurts our workers or that diminishes our freedom and independence. we will never ever sign bad trade deals. america first again. america first. instead, i will ma

recuerden que fue bill clinton quien firmÓ nafta, uno de los tratados econÓmicos mÁs terribles hechoselta nuestros empleos a ohio y pensilvania, nueva york, michigan y a todos los estados unidos de amÉrica. no voy a permitir que las compaÑÍas se muden a paises extranjeros, despidan a sus empleados sin consecuencia. eso no va a seguir sucediendo. [aplausos] [aplausos] mi contrincante, por otra parte, ha respaldado casi todos los tratados comerciales que han estado destruyendo nuestra clase media. ella respaldo a nafta y tambiÉn la entrada de china en la organizaciÓn de comercio mundial. otro de los errores colosales de sus oso. -- de su esposo. ella apoyÓ en trato funesto con corea del sur. va a hacer a los estados unidos sujeto a los dictados de paÍses extranjeros y eso, no lo voy a permitir. yo prometo nunca firmar un tratado comercial que le haga daÑo a nuestros trabajadores o que haga mermar nuestra libertad de independencia. nunca voy a firmar esos tratados! amÉrica primero, una vez mÁs! amÉrica primero! en vez de eso, voy hacer tratos individuales con paÍses individuales. mÁs nun

>> remember, it was bill clinton who signed nafta one of the worst economic deals ever made by our country or frankly any other country. never, ever again. (cheers and applause). >> i am going to bring back our jobs to ohio and pennsylvania and new york and michigan and all of america, and i am not going to let companies move to other countries, firing their employees along the way without consequence, not going to happen any more. (cheers and applause). >> my opponent, on the other hand, has supported virtually every trade agreement that has been destroying our middle class. she supported nafta, and she supported china's entrance into the world trade organization. another one of her hub's colas sal mistakes and disasters. she supported the job killing trade deal with south korea. she supported the transpacific partnership which will not only destroy our manufacturing but it will make america subject to the rulings of foreign governments and not going to happen. (cheers and applause). >> i pledge to to never sign any trade agreement that hurts our workers or that diminishes our freedom and

remember, it was bill clinton who signed nafta, one of the worst economic deals ever made by our country or, frankly, any other country. never, ever again. i am going to bring back our jobs to ohio and pennsylvania and new york and michigan and all of america, and i am not going to let companies move to other employees along the way, without consequence. not going to happen anymore. my opponent, on the other hand, has supported virtually every trade agreement that has been destroying our middle class. she supported nafta, and she supported china's entrance into the world trade organization, another one of her husband's colossal mistakes and disasters. she supported the job-killing trade deal with south korea. she supported the transpacific partnership, which will not only destroy our manufacturing but it will make ameca rulings of foreign governments and it's not going to happen. i pledge to never sign any trade agreement that hurts our workers or that diminishes our freedom and our independence. we will never, ever sign bad trade deals. america first again. america first. instead, i wil

disastrous trade deals supported by bill and hillary clinton. [ booing ] remember, it was bill clinton who signed nafta, one of the worst economic deals ever made by our country. or, frankly, any other country. never, ever again. [ cheers and applause ] i am going to bring back our jobs to ohio, and pennsylvania, and new york, and michigan and to all of america. and i am not going to let companies move to other countries, firing their consequence. not going to happen anymore. [ cheers and applause ] my opponent, on the other hand, has supported virtually every trade agreement that has been destroying our middle class. she supported nafta, and she supported china's entrance into the world trade organization. pan colossal mistakes and disasters. she supported the job-killing trade deal with south korea. she supported the trans-pacific partnership, which will not only destroy our manufacturing, but it will make america subject to the rulings of foreign governmes. and it's not going to happen. [ cheers and applause ] i pledge to never sign any trade agreement that hurts our workers, or that diminishes our

remember, it was bill clinton who signed nafta, one of the worst economic deals ever made by our country or, frankly, any other country. never, ever again. i am going to bring back our jobs to ohio and pennsylvania and new york and michigan and all of america, and i am not going to let companies move to other countries, firing their employees along the way, without consequence. not going to happen anymore. my opponent, on the other hand, has supported virtually every trade agreement that has been destroying our middle class. she supported nafta, and she supported china's entrance into the world trade organization, another one of her husband's colossal mistakes and disasters. she supported the job-killing trade deal with south korea. she supported the transpacific partnership, which will not only destroy our manufacturing but it will make america subject to the rulings of foreign governments and it's not going to happen. i pledge to never sign any trade agreement that hurts our workers or that diminishes our freedom and our independence. we will never, ever sign bad trade deals. america f

we have deals like the deal signed by bill clinton, nafta, one of the worst things that ever happened to this country in terms of trade in terms of economics. >> stahl: what do you think about nafta? >> pence: you're absolutely right. i've supported free trade throughout my career. but... >> stahl: okay. >> pence: ...the truth of the matter is nafta has provisions in that law that call for it to be reviewed, that have never been... never been initiated. what-what i hear donald trump saying is let's-let's look at these trade agreements and reconsider them and renegotiate them. and... >> stahl: and you're okay with that? >> pence: and with regard to other trade agreements, we've talked about this. i really do believe when the american people elect one of the best negotiators in the world as president of the united states, we would do well... >> trump: we're gonna bring back jobs. >> pence: ...to negotiate individually with countries. >> trump: we're gonna bring back our jobs, we're gonna bring back our wealth, we're gonna take care of our people. very simple. >> stahl: okay. more issues

remember, it was bill clinton who signed nafta, one of the worst economic deals ever made by our country or frankly any other country. never, ever again. i am going to bring back our jobs to ohio and pennsylvania and new york and michigan and all of america and i am not going to let companies move to other countries, firing their employees along the way without consequence. not going to happen anymore. [crowd cheering] my opponent on the other hand, has supported virtually every trade agreement that has been destroying our middle class. she supported nafta and she supported china's entrance into the world trade organization. another one of her husband's colossal mistakes and disasters. she supported the job-killing trade deal with south korea. she supported the transpacific partnership, which will not only destroy our manufacturing, but it will make america subject to the rulings of foreign governments. and it's not going to happen. [crowd cheering] i pledge to never sign any trade agreement that hurts our workers. or that diminishes our freedom and independence. i will never ever sign b

remember, it was bill clinton who signed nafta, one of the worst economic deals ever made by our country or frankly any other country. never, ever again. i am going to bring back our jobs to ohio and pennsylvania and new york and michigan and all of america and i am not going to let companies move to other countries, firing their employees along the consequence. not going to happen anymore. [crowd cheering] my opponent on the other hand, has supported virtually every trade agreement that has been destroying our middle class. she supported nafta and she supported china's entrance into the world trade organization. another one of her husband's colossal mistakes and disasters. she supported the job-killing trade deal with south korea. she supported the transpacific partnership, which will not only destroy our manufacturing, but it will make america subject to the rulings of foreign governments. and it's not going to [crowd cheering] i pledge to never sign any trade agreement that hurts our workers. or that diminishes our freedom and independence. i will never ever sign bad trade deals. amer

donald trump last night highlighted some of bill clinton's actions such as nafta. epublicans fear the return of bill clinton in philadelphia? sort of suburban republicans do. i think a lot of the base cannot gust theygh the disc have for him and see what it able performer he is. he has lost a step or two, heaven we all? -- haven't we all? nimbleness and interview setting, he has to be the top five in america to this day. i don't underestimate bill clinton. never have. chelsea clinton is speaking at our marquis spot on thursday. bill clinton not speaking at all. it seems like they are setting chelsea up to have as high profile of public turns as she has ever had. what is your expectation for the? chelsea is absolutely ready. in this case it is hard to figure this out but president bill clinton in this week is the husband of the candidate. is a little bit of a different role, but we have such amazing speakers, so many incredible people. is absolutely ready. of course we have got president obama, vice president biden. we have senator warren and sen. sanders: it off mon

disastrous trade deals supported by bill and hillary clinton. [ booing ] remember, it was bill clinton who signed nafta, one of the worst economic deals ever made by our country. or, frankly, any other country. never, ever again. [ cheers and applause ] i am going to bring back our jobs to ohio, and pennsylvania, and new york, and michigan and to all of america. and i am not going to let companies move to other countries, firing their employees along the way, without consequence. not going to happen anymore. [ cheers and applause ] my opponent, on the other hand, has supported virtually every trade agreement that has been destroying our middle class. she supported nafta, and she supported china's entrance into the world trade organization. % colossal mistakes and disasters. she supported the job-killing trade deal with south korea. she supported the trans-pacific partnership, which will not only destroy our manufacturing, but it will make america subject to the rulings of foreign governments. and it's not going to happen. [ cheers and applause ] i pledge to never sign any trade agreement that hurts our

we have deals like the bill signed by bill clinton, nafta, one of the worst things in terms of tradeat do you think of nafta? >> you're absolutely right. i've supported free trade throughout my career, but the truth of the nmatter is, nafta have provisions that call for review that have never been initiated. what i hear him saying is let's look at these and renegotiate them. i believe when the american people elect one of the best negotiators in the world as president of the united states, we would do well to -- >> we're going to bring back our jobs, bring back our wealth, take care of our people. very simple. >> more issues. water boarding. mr. trump wants to bring backwater boarding. and quote, a hell of a lot more. are you comfortable with bringing backwater boarding? >> i don't think we should ever tell our enemy what our tactics are. >> what about that? what about, he's publicly said that. >> i don't think we should, i think -- >> but are you okay with the idea? >> i think enhanced interrogation saved lives. >> and you're okay with that. >> what i'm okay with, what i'm okay with

we have deals like the deal signed by bill clinton, nafta, one of the worst deals in terms of trade and economics. >> what do you think of nafta? >> you're absolutely right. but the truth of the matter is, nafta has provisions in that law that call for it to be reviewed that have never been, never been niche yatesed. what i hear donald trump is let is let's look at these trade agreements and renegotiate them. i really do believe when the american people elect one of the best negotiators in the world as president of the united states, we would do well, to -- >> we will bring back our jobs. we're going to bring back our wealth, we're going to take care of our people, very simple. >> more issues. water boarding. mr. trump wanting to bring back water board being, and quote, a hell of a lot more. are you comfortable with bringing backwater boarding? >> i don't think we should ever tell our enemy what our tactics are. >> what about that? what about, he's publicly said that. >> i don't think we should -- i think -- >> but are you okay with the idea of water boarding? >> i think enhanced interr

remember, it was bill clinton who signed nafta, one of the worst economic deals ever made by our country. or frankly, any other country. never ever again. [cheering] i am going to bring our jobs back our jobs to ohio and pennsylvania and new york and michigan and all of america and i am not going to let companies move to other countries, firing their employees along the way, without consequences. not going to happen anymore. [cheering] my opponent, on the other hand, has supported virtually every trade agreement that has been destroying our middle class. she supported nafta, and she supported china's entrance into the world trade organization. another one of her husband's colossal mistakes and disasters. she supported the job killing trade deal with south korea. she supported the transpacific partnership which will not only destroy our manufacturing but it , will make america subject to the rulings of foreign governments. and it is not going to happen. [cheering] i pledge to never sign any trade agreement that hurts our workers, or that diminishes our freedom and independence. signed bad

clinton has been a job killer her whole career as was her husband bill clinton. nafta killed 700,000 jobs and the tpp would kill millions and millions of jobs which she's in favor of the tpp even though she's been lying about it. her close friends said hillary clinton is in favor of the tpp. those blue collar workers know better. as far as tim kaine is concerned when he came to office in virginia unemployment was at 3% and when he left it was 7%. contrast with mike pence in indiana. unemployment is at about 4%. who is better? trump. >> so clinton and kaine are demonstrating that they want to work for this kind of support. they're digging in, going into the trenches and trying to appeal to people who have already expressed or many voters who have expressed that clinton is not the person they want to vote for. so how strategic is this? i mean she is not presuming that this is is going to be an easy coast. >> hillary clinton and the clinton campaign along with their running mate and tim kaine are taking absolutely nothing for granted. later today they will be right outsid

[booing] remember, it was bill clinton who signed nafta, one of the worst economic deals ever made by our country or frankly any other country. never ever again. i am going to bring back our jobs to ohio and pennsylvania and new york and michigan and all of america, and i am not going to let companies move to other countries, firing their employees along the way, without consequences. not going to happen anymore. [applause] my opponent, on the other hand, has supported virtually every trade agreement that has been destroying our middle class. she supported nafta, and she supported china's entrance into the world trade organization, another one of her husband's colossal mistakes. and disasters. she supported the job killing trade deal with south korea. she supported the trans-pacific partnership. which will not only destroy our manufacturing, but it will make america subject to the rulings of foreign governments, and it not going to happen. [applause] i pledge to never sign any trade agreement that hurts our workers, or that diminishes our freedom and independence. we will never ever s

a long denunciation of the presidency of bill clinton including the enactment of nafta but also welfare reform. bill clinton's crime bill. all of those very unpopular with the crowd here at the bernie or bust protest. they just wrapped up and a lot of these protesters are making their way down in this direction over toward the wells fargo center. they're getting on subways, on buses, they're going to make their voices heard at the wells fargo center where the democratic national convention is being held right now. a lot of these folks want to see some movement on the store against hillary clinton. not clear that's going to be possible. also, what is pretty clear here, kelly, is that the crowd today is much smaller than the crowd that we saw yesterday. it seems that michelle obama's appeal, bernie sanders' appeal last night did have some effect in tamping down the crowd size. we'll see how that plays out throughout the week. we'll check out an encampment they're calling bernstock. we'll see how things are going over there and report back to you. >> as you probably know, eamon, former gov

some of bill clinton's biggest accomplishments like nafta are an asthma now to this party. hillary clinton has had a kind of awkward moving and in some cases throwing her husband under the bus, the crime bill in 1994, super predators. she took all kinds of grief about that and kind of had to disavow one of her husband's proudest accomplishments. >> i want to stand you by because we're going to check in with martha maccallum. there's a video about bill clinton's life playing right here. he'll come out on the floor as soon as it ends. first we want to check in with martha. >> i just want to pick up on something that you all are talking about because one thing bill clinton has to be careful about tonight is making this more about him and protecting his own legacy as president because on the campaign trail, he spent a fair amount of time sticking up for the programs that you just talked about. in fact, he got into a 30-minute argument with a bernie sanders supporter sticking up for his own legacy. so the movie that's going on behind us right now is doing just that. so how much t