last night's ppp poll in arizona had trump up by four points in arizona. but even that is pretty good news for clinton. reasonably speaking, arizona maybe shouldn't be considered a swing state. president obama lost the state of arizona twice, each time by nine points. it's a very red state in presidential politics. so hillary clinton being down by four in arizona, while she's simultaneously leading in pennsylvania and ohio and iowa and new hampshire and wisconsin, that is pretty good for the democrats right now. so ppp's swing state polls came out last night. you may have seen them. but ppp has also done a new national poll in the presidential race, which we have got exclusively right now and we are about to debut. you have not seen these numbers anywhere else. and these new national numbers from ppp, they are okay for hillary clinton, but they're not great. nationally, the top line results, when they asked, generally speaking, if the election for president was today, would you vote for the republican or democrat? the top line question, hillary clinton is

so ppp's swing state polls came out last night. you may have seen them. but ppp has also done a new national poll in the presidential race, which we have got exclusively right now and we are about to debut. you have not seen these numbers anywhere else. and these new national numbers from ppp, they are okay for hillary clinton, but they're not great. nationally, the top line results, when they asked, generally speaking, if the election for president was today, would you vote for the republican or democrat? the top line question, hillary clinton is ahead by one point, 45-44. if you add in minor party candidate choices from the libertarian party and the green party, then clinton's lead goes from one point to four points. she leads him 45-41, as long as the libertarian and green party candidates are included as well. so, big picture, any lead is better than no lead. but a lead this small, one point head to head, four points including everybody, that's a lead that's so small it may be worrying for the clinton camp. so again we're debuting these numbers right

. >> no ppp! >> no ppp, you're right about that. so -- and you mean, no pp. we are going, and remember this, we are only going to have great trade deals. we are only going to have this. we're not going to improve, as someone just said, the transpacific partnership, which is a disaster, a disaster for our country. almost as bad as nafta, signed by bill clinton, which has just stripped our country of our factories and our manufacturing and moved them to other places, in particular, mexico. if it's not a great deal for our country, we will not sign it. it's got to be great for our country, for our community, for everybody in here, because believe me, we are all suffering. and we're suffering big league. and it's getting worse. on energy policy, american first means opening up america's great potential to bring wealth and prosperity to our own workers. including our wonderful and hard-working miners who have been absolutely, totally mistreated by this administration. on economic politics, america first means having tax and regulatory policies that keep jobs and w

last night's ppp poll in arizona had trump up by four points in arizona. even that is pretty good news for clinton. reasonably speaking, arizona maybe shouldn't be considered a swing state. president obama lost the state of arizona twice, each time

according to a new ppp poll, clinton has a 3-point advantage. clinton 48, clump 45. good news for trump, he's leading virginia independents, 42 to 29. >>> we're back with the "hardball" roundtable. >> people may not know the saudi crown prince, son of the new king, is in the united states right now lobbying the white house, trying to smooth over relations, and here as sort of a proponent of this new muscular saudi foreign policy. my column in today's "boston globe" is taking the saudis to task over what they did at the u.n. recently, where they essentially threatened to cut off funding for the u.n. or even pull out of the world body entirely if they weren't taken off a black list. >> maybe we'll pull out of saudi arabia someday. >> i've been off the campaign trail, i keep going to meetings where people ask, what is donald trump going to do as president? the conversation almost immediately switches to hillary, either because people here don't believe trump is going to win or they have no idea what on earth he'd actually do. >> hillary clinton and her advisers are work

as president he would withdraw from the ppp and nafta and report china to the wpto for unfair trade practices. >>> if we are going to deliver real change, we are going to have to reject a campaign of fear and intimidation being pursued by powerful corporations and media leaks and political dynasties. >>> closed for swimming. once again the toxic reason people are being told to stay away from this popular summer spot. >>> the heat is on right now but behind me you see the fog thickening up and pushing further in and cooling in your bay area forecast. >>> the sport world has lost two coaching legends. buddy ryan died this morning. most known as the defense mastermind of the chicago bears. in 1985. ryan was a head coach for the philadelphia eagles and arizona cardinals. his two sons are currently coaching in the nfl. and his son rob ryan was the former defensive coordinator of the raiders. ryan was in a wheelchair after devastating stroke. he was 82 years old. >>> and it is a sad day in the state of tennessee. pat summitt, the former university of tennessee volunteers women's basketball coach di

ppp also polled support for stopping people on an fbi terror watchlist from buying guns and that supportf democrats support banning people on the terror watchlist from purchasing a firearm, 89% of democrats, 84% of independence, 85% of republicans. that's in virginia, swing state virginia. anything that popular should be politically possible -- you'd think. these are live pictures of the senate floor right now where democrats for ten hours and counting have been staging a filibuster, a surprise filibuster to get congress to act on the issue of gun violence. this started at 11:21 eastern time this morning led by connecticut senator chris murphy. senator murphy represented newtown connecticut as a congressman before he went into the senate. senator murphy has had help over the course of the day from at least 30 other democratic senators, including the senior senator from connecticut, richard bloomenthal. it's unclear how long this will go into tonight. >> this isn't new to me but i'm at my wit's end. i've had enough. i've had enough of the ongoing slaughter of innocents, and i've had enoug

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when i think about ppp relationship, purchasing parity.ing true value of when you take into account interest rates and inflation i think markets having priced in about 40% or so of what we consider to be a likely downdraft in the event of the uk voting to leave. >> you think if we look at equities rather than currency the relief rally on a p remain vote would be similar in size of the fall we'd see on an exit vote? >> relief rally i think would be slightly higher but depends on the nature of the remain vote. potentially three outcomes. chance of resounding remain, a slim remain and the decision to leave. opinion polls would suggest resounding to remain is unlikely. really looking at the slim vote to remain or decision to leave. and in a slim vote to remain there is a risk. it throws up a lot of other questions about the validity of the vote to the extent this question gets revisit or meant for the underlying economy in terms of momentum and ultimately with trading relationships with the eu. doesn't mean we see corporates treat uk based inv

the last swing state polling we got in any of states where these outradically spending on ads is the ppp poll from virginia. that poll did show hillary clinton winning in virginia but by a whisker, three-point lead, within the poll's margin of error. if ad spending and size of your campaign on the ground, if that was predictive for 2016 politics, then jeb bush or scott walker or somebody would be the republican presidential nominee. not in guy who spent 5 cents to win the republican primary and made it this far in presidential politics and dispatched 16 other rivals with a national campaign team that could all fit into two elevators if everybody inhaled and you don't mind squishing up next to the political director guy on your left whose name you can never remember because wasn't there a new one last week? i don't mean to be my habitual cloud in democrat silver lining. firing the campaign manager in june once you've already got the nomination? that is undeniably some sign of desperation in the trump campaign. it's definitely the biggest campaign change that trump has implemented since he

now, you may have seen yesterday that the polling group, ppp, public policy polling, they had a bunch swing states.

no ppp, you're right about that.o you mean no pp. [ laughter ] we are going -- remember this, we are only going to have great trade deals, okay. we are only going to have that. we're not going to approve as somebody just said the transpacific partnership which is a disaster, a disaster for our country. almost as bad as nafta. signed by bill clinton, which is just stripped our country of our factories and manufacturing and moved them to other places, in particular mexico. if it's not a great deal for our country, we will not sign it. it's got to be great for our country, for our community, for everybody in here because believe me we are all suffering and we're suffering big league and it's getting worse. on energy policy america first means opening up america's great potential to bring wealth and prosperity to our own workers, including our wonderful and hard working miners who have been absolutely totally mistreated by this administration. [cheers and applause] on economic policy america first means having tax and re

one is the fox news propose and the other is the ppp poll.e's getting right now 68 to 70% of the vote and hillary 20. that's the historic democratic average, but to win in november, donald trump needs to push that number among evangelicals to 75, maybe 80% e he needs it to get out the vote. >> yeah, i think-- i would not presume to tell donald trump what to say tomorrow when he addresses the majority conference, but number one, you've got to be authentic. you know. stuart: let's be specific. >> remember, they kind of dinged him a little bit for the two corinthians, you don't need to quote scripture, just come and be yourself. no one is asking you to be exactly what they are. the second thing, emphasize the fact that he shares their views on certain core social, cultural and moral issues, life, marriage, support for the state of israel, opposition to the iran nuclear deal and support for religious liberty. he's good on every one of those. stuart: is he? does he oppose gay marriage? >> he supports traditional marriage. >> yes. >> that's differe

geary bus rapid transit, but there is no--this project is supposed to be rail ready and the 5 year ppp that i worked on for many years at intervals, the last one there was no money for a geary light-rail transit system and the geary light-rail transit system is the only project from prop b that was grandfathered into pop k that isn't getting funding and you should look into that before you look into anymore sales tax packages. thank you. >> thank you. any public comment on item 8? seeing none, public comment is closed. this is information item. item 9. >> iletm 9, introduction to new items >> any introductions today? seeing none, any public comment on item number 9? seeing none, public comment is closed. also a information item. item 10. >> general public comment >> any general public comment? >> [inaudible] national integrity and foreign relations. [inaudible] successful relationships for [inaudible] this is a principle of politics that governs the nation of [inaudible] leading a common effort of [inaudible] and success. national leaders bear the responsibility of maintaining a state

right about you mean no ppp.this, we are only going to have great trade deals. we are only going to have that. approve, going to somebody just said, the trans pacific partnership. which is a disaster for our country. almost as bad as nafta. signed by bill clinton, which is our stripped our country of factories and manufacturing and places.em to other if it's no not a great deal, we will not sign it. for our to be great country, community and everybody in here because believe me, we all suffering and we're suffering big and it's getting worse. on energy policy, america first opening up great potential to bring wealth and prosperity to our own workers. including our wonderful and hard working minors who have been totally mistreated by this administration. economic policy, america first means having tax and keepatory policies that jobs and wealth in the united states. taxes forlly lowering middle class americans and businesses, like wise, regulation, which is strangling our economy. very good fort companies and for

trump: no ppp. you are right about that. and what you mean is no pp.re only going to have great trade deals, ok? we are only going to have that. we are only going to prove, as some he just said, the transpacific partnership, which is a disaster for our country. almost as bad as nafta. signed by bill clinton, which has just stripped our country of our factories and our manufacturing and moved to other places, in particular mexico. if it is not a great deal for our country will not sign it. it has got to be great for our country, our community, for everybody in here because believe me, we are all suffering big league and it is getting worse. on energy policy, america first means opening up america's great potential to bring wealth and prosperity to our own workers including our wonderful and hard-working miners who have been absolutely and totally mistreated by this administration. [applause] on economic policy, america first means having tax and regulatory policies that keep jobs and wealth in the united states. substantially lowering taxes for middle-c

as somebody who has been a strong proponent of trade and ppp, we'll -- tpp, we'll need a breath.as get dislocated. if we add a trillion dollars to the economy with something like tpp we need to do more for workers and communities that are dislocatedded. to get the political will to get this kind of trade policy advanced. maria: like what? what are specific practical things you would like to take america out of the back seat given we've seen america disadvantaged in some trade deals? >> i think the data may say otherwise. the data as we saw in "brexit," all the experts in the world if you have got a community where single employer shut down and people are put out of work. let me give you three specific things. i believe with this much value, trade assistance act less than 1% of the value of increased trade going to displaced workers, it needs to be reimagined in a way much more forward leaning, training people for jobs that actually exist. secondly winners in trade, communities like the manufacturing community, and tech community, we need to incent those companies to locate jobs a

. >> no ppp. you're right about that. so and you mean no "pp." >> reporter: later making this promise. >> going to take care of our african-american people that have been mistreated for so long. >> reporter: trump's remarks just hours after illinois senator mark kirk facing a fierce re-election fight became the first republican to yank his endorsement. >> racism and bigotry are not going to be tolerated in the party of lincoln. >> reporter: that reprimand after trump's repeated attacks on a federal judge as biased because of his mexican heritage. despite mounting pressure, trump not apologizing, instead saying his words were misconstrued. "i do not feel that one's heritage makes them incapable of being impartial." trump insisting he's done talking about it but his critics aren't. jeb bush demanding his former rival retract his comments, not defend them. house speaker paul ryan backing trump's candidacy, just not his words. >> i don't think -- claiming a person can't do their job because of their race is sort of like the t