bernie sanders has abandoned his supporters by endorsing pro-war, pro-tpp, pro-wall street crooked hillary clinton. and, bernie sanders endorsing crooked hillary clinton is like occupy wall street endorsing goldman sachs. clinton gives a speech today in springfield, illinois, on race in america. and what happened in dallas. it will be on the site where lincoln delivered his speech that a house divided against itself cannot stand. >>> congressional republicans hoping for answers about hillary clinton's e-mails certainly didn't get any yesterday from the attorney general. during nearly five hours of testimony before the house judiciary committee, loretta lynch repeatedly refused to discuss details in the clinton case. a stance that drew widespread scorn from gop lawmakers. >> your refusal to answer questions regarding one of the most important investigations of someone who seeks to serve in the highest office in this land is an abdication of your responsibility. >> i apologize for interrupting you. i've only got five minutes and you've been very good at burning up the time and stonewalling.

pence has been on record, he's tweeted about it, he's given speeches about it, as being pro-trade, pro tpp, pro nafta, various other existing policies that trump has condemned as stupid -- i can't quite keep up. and i don't know how they're going to reconcile these two things. >> prior to the unveiling of mike pence, can a vp selection help donald trump? we now have a couple of days of evidence about how this is going. has mike pence helped donald trump? do you see how mike pence can help donald trump? >> vice presidential candidates can matter, but voters choose the top of the ticket. they don't vote for a team, and they certainly don't make a vote on the basis of who the vp candidate is. when he picked mike pence, he made a strategic calculation that the campaign needs a washington insider, we need to unify the party, mollify all the unsettlement in the congressional caucuses in washington, d.c. that he's run against from the first hour of his campaign. he made a deliberate decision to say i'm not going to pick the two people that were on my list that were the most effective communicator

bernie sanders has abandoned his spawshtedders by endorsing pro-war, pro-tpp, pro-wall street crookedry clinton. panel is back rick klein and "boston globe" rick virus via. is he going to get sanders voters. >> no. if you that are upset about hillary clinton winning the nomination bartenders supporters. you may sit it down. vote for jill stein the green party candidate. i don't think in any sizeable number you will vote for donald trump. he is trying. you hear the appeal out there but i don't see it. >> a i agree would rick. the event today is so indicative of the mood of bartenders' supporters. bartenders sort of stone -- bernie sanders supporters. stone faced. ed mood of sanders' supporters reluctant like bernie sanders to come on board but they will. >> i think we need to wait a little bit. i think the race could be close. i'm mindful, remember, in 2008 when then senator obama want to do have a unified democratic party beating then senator hillary clinton and all of a sudden a bunch of hillary clinton voters formed something called puma, which stood for party unity my something or

>> you know, we're pro-tpp, we do not agree with hillary on that. a willingness to talk to her. >> terry mcauliffe, something -- the chair for her campaign i don't remember anymore. he said hillary in the white house she'll pull back and end up supporting it. >> here's what i know that hillary clinton will continue to work with the united states chamber of course to hear our concerns including the transpacific partnership. >> donald trump's response has been something like sour grapes. you wanted money from him to be a member of the u.s. chamber. >> he's claimed that before, yes. >> is that true? he said you're trying to leverage media attention? >> you know, if anybody's trying to leverage media attention it's donald trump. when i met with donald trump he offered to become a member of the united states chamber of commer commerce, we continue to leave the door open to come talk to our constituency, 0 to date. he has taken us up on that. in stark contrast to hillary clinton and her campaign. they continue to reach out. >> javier, thank you for gettin

some guy came up to me in the caucus, he's pro-tpp, well, i'm going to do everything i can to make surehe tpp does not come to the floor of the house. i'm sure he was not all that happy about that. so sometimes personality becomes infused with political differences. senator sanders, thanks for coming by. >> thank you. >>> coming up, as republicans drag their feet through endorsements of donald trump, a common trend of silent protest emerges. what that is after the break. >>> thing 1 tonight, it's no secret donald trump loves putting his name on everything. so it has to be tough putting his name on failed business venture after failed business venture. >> i signed a pledge, put my name on it, and i said i would support the republican nominee, and that's what i intend to do. >> as i've said, i would support the nominee of the party. >> i will be supporting the republican nominee. >> i plan on supporting the republican nominee at this time. >> i would love to get to the point where i can support the republican nominee, but for me, at least, it's going to take some time. >> the time has com

especially the fact she was pro-tpp before she flipped on it and everyone knows a lot of manufacturingave left those states are not coming back. how does they walk the line honestly with the voters and yet sell this made in america pitch? >> yeah, poppy, i think it's a very tough sell for clinton and kaine as they tour pennsylvania and ohio by focusing on the fact that donald trul p has been considered for outsourcing. the polls show clearly, trump is up 5 points on when it comes to who do you trust on the economy. with white males it's 30-something points. what they've done is come up with this 37-point economic plan, trillion dollar of new spending and infrastructure and taking care of families to go to work and train for higher paid jobs. it's very complicated. the problem they are facing, it's too complicated and when trump goes in and said trade bad and manufacturing is coming back and i'll take care of it. that resonates with these types of voters. she's trying hard to layout a detailed policy. it may be too detailed. >> i think it's interesting ron, you wrote about this in the a

some guy came up to me in the caucus, he's pro-tpp, well, i'm going to do everything i can to make surepp does not come to the floor of the house. i'm sure he was not all that happy about that. so sometimes personality becomes infused with political differences. senator sanders, thanks for coming by. >> thank you. >>> coming up, as republicans drag their feet through endorsements of donald trump, a common trend of silent protest emerges. what that is after the break. then i realized managing was all i was doing. when i finally told my doctor, he said humira was for peopl like me who have tried other medicatis,... but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical studies, the majorityf patients on humira saw significant symptom relief... ...and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections... ...iluding tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cance,... including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system probls, serious allergic reactions,... ...and new or worsening art failure. before tr

you're trump, is you say, ah-ha, she's not that committed to being against tp because she picked a pro tpp senator. i can tell you, there was not many people on that short list that wasn't in favor of tpp. >> right. >> other than really elizabeth warren. >> right. >> most of the folks that were on the list because most of the democratic party that the rising stars, barack obama worked really hard to get them to support this, including tom perez, which was one of the progressive folks. so one of the things you ought to know is most of the time, you know, it wasn't that long ago, especially in virginia and this is where i think progressives are going to knit pick at kaine a little bit. it wasn't that long ago that the conventional wisdom in virginia politics was, if you're a democratic in virginia, really had to run to the middle, run to the middle on guns, i remember tim kaine for governor, they bragged about being pro life. he has amended that to say he's personally pro life but has always been in favor of keeping all of the laws that are on the books and access to abortion and things like

pro tpp and this is a difference that he has with hillary clinton now and of course, with bernie sandersed to say can't you come up with somebody else for us? >> it's true, but we all know the way the clinton campaign operates. they're very data driven. they don't do things without knowing where their numbers are, and at this point she has got to believe that she has the liberal, the progressive, the former bernie sanders/elizabeth warren voters enough in her corner that she can and maybe needs to move beyond that to try to grab some of the independents and even republicans who may be repelled by donald trump. >> she wants to re-create the barack obama coalition that got him twice elected to the white house. >> absolutely. and drive them right to the polls and you're also right about republicans and that's something i heard even at the convention last week and people musing about having to vote for hillary clinton because they couldn't get behind the man that was at the top of their ticket right now. >> that could be an interesting debate. tim kaine, mike pence and a vice presidential de

and cons of the tpp is how good are the pros. how good is the tpp at this core job of liberalizing trade by eliminating trade barriers. and i think what we informally, what i -- the score that i would give it a pretty good. and let me start by going through the general market access tariff cuts looking at just tariff treatment in the tpp. this is the basic stuff. and you see from a -- from a bird's eye view looking broadly, the tpp's tariff commitments are strong. we're getting roughly on average 90% of tariffs going to zero immediately upon implementation. the remaining 9%, right, there's going to be a 1%, just about 1% of tariff lines still sitting around. within 15 years, we'll have 99% liberalizing. 15 years is a long time. it sounds like a long time to me. and it's not going to take 15 years for all of them. just the last little bits in 15 years. this is -- you know, it's certainly not immediate free trade. it's not even immediate free trade between the members of the agreement. but it is better. it's better than a lot of pas

bernie sanders has abandon as his supporters by endorsing pro-war, pro-tpp, pro-wall street crooked hillary, bernie sanders endorse crooked hillary clinton is like occupy wall street endorsing goldman sachs. some questions, joe, about whether that endorsement was as wholehearted as it -- >> some? >> it wasn't just a list of his own attributes. >> oh, my gosh, some questions? >> could have been done better, i reckon. >> and the delegate count, wow! nicole -- >> what is wrong with him? >> that was strange. >> what is wrong with him? it's like someone, you know, it's like a bull that gets stabbed before they go into the middle -- he walked out there mad, touting the his own accomplishments. it's taken him over a month to endorse her. this was ridiculous. i get it, but -- he will do her no good. obama and elizabeth warren did her a world of good. they came out strong. just compare that to elizabeth warren's first speech after she became the nominee or obama's speech. >> elizabeth warren wasn't running for president. it wasn't perfect, i would certainly agree with that. but i think what really i

and cons of the tpp is how good are the pros. how good is the tpp at this core job of liberalizing trade by eliminating trade barriers. and i think what we informally, what i -- the score that i would give it a pretty good. and let me start by going through the general market access tariff cuts looking at just tariff treatment in the tpp. this is the basic stuff. and you see from a -- from a bird's eye view looking broadly, the tpp's tariff commitments are strong. we're getting roughly on average 90% of tariffs going to zero immediately upon implementation. the remaining 9%, right, there's going to be a 1%, just about 1% of tariff lines still sitting around. within 15 years, we'll have 99% liberalizing. 15 years is a long time. it sounds like a long time to me. and it's not going to take 15 years for all of them. just the last little bits in 15 years. this is -- you know, it's certainly not immediate free trade. it's not even immediate free trade between the members of the agreement. but it is better. it's better than a lot of pas

>> well, i think that you can be a pro growth democrat. >> you're a tpp guy. >> yeah, i am a tpp guy but he got the knowledge back from the knowledge and 2016, we have not done enough for the communities and hurt by trade. >> have we made bad deals? what have we done? >> well, what happens is that just it's the benefits of the trade and then the areas. you can show all of the stats that you want and when you lose the factor or the furniture and often times that it may have stopped in mexico on the way and then advocates of trade need to say that if you believe that the t approximate tpp has to add, they have to do more of the four and a half billion dollars that's left behind. they have to identify the leader of the trade and say that you need to locate the chain and some of the communities are left behind. >> yeah, you guys are there and make the thing really quick. why is tim kaine the best? >> well, the best values of anybody that i know and chuck, that's going to go to the republicans seeing and that's a bad word about him, and they could not find a word about him so say that eve

what should people expect in what are you going to express to them so they learn the pros and cons of tpp? >> well, i think that's important that they'll have the chance to ask experts questions. people who have read it. it's a 5,000 page document. the average person can't be expecked to understand. and so we're going to allow them to ask question, we're going to explain it, but probably most importantly, we're going to explain to them how they can go about opposing it in their own xhunlts. because local community action is really the strength of our democracy. and the tpp diminishes the strength of our democracy, so i think by exercising those rights before they're u serped by corporate interest is really the focus. to help people know how to use their democracy. >> and how can people on the local level take what they learn from this and be effective in their local level here? >> well, i think a lot of people are really intim bait daytoned be i the idea of calling a politics and it's much, much easier than it might feel or seem on the outside. i've done it many times myself, but i had ne

voters who don't like trump and think tim kane has a record to do that because he was a pro-life politician. he was for tppe flipped. trish: bernie sanders supporters, mary and wanted him to pick elizabeth warren. >> he had a progressive record, took on the nra and a lot of indigent clients and people who redlined minority communities trying to get insurance, he is going -- he has a long progressive record. you heard with tim kane my father-in-law was a republican governor of virginia. everyone talked about republicans last night. trish: an attempt to move to the center. perhaps it is the safe move. he won't upstage her, he won't command a lot of attention. final word. >> one of the biggest issues is cannot connect with folks. he proved he cannot either. trish: that is one way to put it. we will be right back. lori: i am lori rothman with your foxbusiness brief, most stocks are down to the worst level and stocks making a midsession come back, nasdaq midsession in the green marginally. supporting earnings after the bell beginning with cvs. shareholders in the firm of increased evident with major stock buyba

tpp. doesn't go anywhere. pro-d.c. statehood.mitted to closing gitmo. >> john kennedy could never get elected today. >> what's interesting in this is i don't feel like a couple things here are not clinton things. they are bernie things. more things in here are obama things. this is obama's platform. >> folks are saying who will vote for that. in the last ten years we had immigration rallies, a black lives matter movement, occupy wall street movement, women's choice. who is she appealing to? the emerging america. >> that's right. it seems targeted toward those. >> that's who she's talking to. >> this is just hard left. we have had eight years of it. >> but we have also had movements, hundreds of thousands of people marching along exactly these platforms she's talking about. >> it's occupy wall street with a shower and shave is what it is. it's not main street america. it's hard left. it shouldn't be given any credit at all. >> what they are trying to do i think is not just recreate on an issue basis obama but if you look where she

pro nafta. very behind tpp. the trans-pacific partnership. i've talked to a number of people and they've said this shows to lawmakers on capitol hill that donald trump is not this rigid idealogue that he's about making deals, negotiating and the fact that he can pick somebody who was so free trade and an advocate of nafta suggests that he is thinking big picture, the ability to get things across the finish line. it's not that he's against trade, it's against, they say, bad trade deals, and they want to make that distinguishing fact. i do think there are other issues. and you heard it on sean hannity's show last night in this interview. where pence was pressed about whey said about the temporary muslim ban. thatter going to have to work that out in the first few days. >> i think it will be a fascinating contrast if styles between a true presidential press conference and any time donald trump gets in front of the media. there's a radical difference between the two. that should be in evidence today, i think, bret. >> yeah. and you know it's goin

favored nation status for china 2008 presidential candidate against it secretary of state, pro-trade, architect of tppunning for president against a it. >> campaigned on that wants it now against it. >> to the point what she is trying to do the art of addition not subtracts trying to have it both ways to appeal to both sides as i said earlier you need to keep bernie people in the tent to the extent you can you need to reach out to military independents republicans have doubts about donald trump leadership as commander in chiefn especially in light of russia flap a huge, huge gift to the campaign. >> -- that news chelsea clinton spokesman of mother's lifelong service to women and children. >> o i am voting for a woman who is my role model as a mother, and as an advocate. >> a woman who has spent her entire life fighting for families and children. who will reform our criminal justice system, and who knows that women's rights are human rights. [cheers and applause] . >> and who knows that lgbt rights are human rights. [cheers and applause] . >> here at home, and around the world. >> what -- >> so certain

this seriously flawed tpp does not and cannot meet these standards set forth in this direct result, i strongly urge you, my fellow democrats, to vote yes to this amendment, this pro-worker amendment, on trade for all american workers. [applause] >> my name is randi weingarten. i and the president of the 1.6-million-member american federation of teachers -- i am the president. [applause] tpp duringn against this year, during these 2, 3 years when we have watched communities all across the country, communities where our members are nurses, teachers, communities have been unraveled because of what has happened to our manufacturing base. and we are glad of the robust debate in the country this year thatade, and we are glad both of our candidates are against tpp. but what this amendment does, what the saunders amendment does in addition -- sorry, i'm sorry to yell. i know, but girls shouldn't yell, right? in addition to what was already take whattform is we trump has now used as a sound bite and we make it into a standard. that is what this does. these thingsall around. we need a democrat to have a standard on trade, to be about what we are for, not just what we are a

people are protesting in a lot of these are people that were pro-bernie that don't like tpp.s going on there. >> would the this was a good speech or a bad speech trish you can see the seen out on the streets. doesn't matter, they are not supporting this ticket. they are not supporting the vice president or the presidential candidate. if you thought this was going away after yesterday you are absolutely wrong. listen to that chance, it is as loud tonight as it was last night. we just had a leader of this rally say we are nonviolent. this is an incredibly loud boisterous and steadfast crowd. it is not a violent crowd that we areunded by bernie sanders supporters that are surrounding the outside of the convention hall and they are just as passionate as they had been and despite the fact that the president's speeches coming up, this crowd does not want to hear it. they are done with hearing from secretary clinton and they're done with hearing from tim kaine and they are done with hearing from bernie sanders. they're moving on. a lot of these people say they will move on -- i can'

this seriously flawed tpp does not and cannot meet these standards set forth in this direct result, i strongly urge you, my fellow democrats, to vote yes to this amendment, this pro-worker amendment, on trade for all american workers. [applause] >> my name is randi weingarten. i and the president of the 1.6-million-member american federation of teachers -- i am the president. [applause] tpp duringn against this year, during these 2, 3 years when we have watched communities all across the country, communities where our members are nurses, teachers, communities have been unraveled because of what has happened to our manufacturing base. and we are glad of the robust debate in the country this year thatade, and we are glad both of our candidates are against tpp. but what this amendment does, what the saunders amendment does in addition -- sorry, i'm sorry to yell. i know, but girls shouldn't yell, right? in addition to what was already take whattform is we trump has now used as a sound bite and we make it into a standard. that is what this does. these thingsall around. we need a democrat to have a standard on trade, to be about what we are for, not just what we are a

tpp and even she raises questions about it. where is she on trade? >> look, i think she is got to be pro-trade. charlie: you have to be pro-trade. >> you have to because we live in an interconnected world. if you believe -- charlie: you cannot be in isolation. if you're in isolation, you cannot lead. >> i think the united states has a moral responsibility to lead. that is the question that is out there. i was supposed to be that shining light? i think we are. everybody wants to come live here in the united states and for the people who are not in the united states, they complain about living here. and everyone else is dying to get into this country. there seems to be a huge disconnect with that. we have to end up being part of this world. us pulling out which is what , donald trump wants to do, just is not going to work. i think we need to do a better job and hopefully that will end up happening. charlie: why did you want to come to the country? was it your father? >> it was my mother. my mother was a schoolteacher and she felt that we had to leave morocco. if you wanted to get a good education

tpp. where is she on trade? marc: she has to be for trade. charlie: you have to be pro-trade. marc: i think you do.ecause you live in an interconnected world, and to make believe that we don't as a country is just wrong. charlie: you can't be in isolation. if you're in isolation, you will not lead. marc: you will not lead. the u.s. has a moral responsibility to lead. that's really the question that's out there. are we supposed to be that shining light? and i think we are. everybody wants to come live here in the unitas rates -- united states. i was find it amazing that people who are in the united states complain about living here, and everybody else's dying to come into this country. there seems to be a huge disconnect. look, we have to end up being part of this world, and us pulling out, which is what donald trump wants us to do, just isn't going to work. i think we need to do a better job, and hopefully that's going to end up happening. charlie: why did you want to come to the country? how did you come? was it your father? marc: my mother, actually. my mother was a schoolteacher, and my mother t

tpp not and cannot meet the standards set forth in this amendment. as a direct result i strongly democrats,y fellow to vote yes to this amendment, this pro-worker amendment for all american workers. [applause] >> my name is randy weingarten. i'm the president of the 1.6 million member american federation of teachers. [cheers] have been against tpp, in these two or three years we have watched communities all across the country, communities where our members are nurses, teachers , communities have been unraveled because of what happened to our manufacturing base. and we are glad of the robust debate in the country this year on trade. and we are glad that both of our candidates are against tpp. but what this amendment does, but the saunders amendment does in addition -- sorry about yelling. [laughter] in addition -- girls shouldn't yell. in addition to what was already in the platform is we take what trump has now used as a sound great -- soundbite and we turned it into a standard. and that is what this does. democrat to have a standard on trade. note about what we are for, just what we are against. and what we are for, not just in the pacific but in other

tpp. mr. cain has said positive things about it although he hasn't promised to vote for it she is ardently pro-choicesupports a woman's right to choose. he has had differences with president obama when the president was saying that as commander and chief he had executive authority to bomb syria in the battle against isis. cain, along with jeff flake the republican senator from arizona wanted very much for an authorization for the use of force, much like what happened with the bush administration during the iraq war. of course, that didn't happen. so, he has occasionally found himself at odds with hillary clinton and perhaps this will, again, help him on some level courting those people who disagree with him on those issues in the democratic party. and he has stepped up against president obama when he thought that his legislative prerogatives were being infringed upon by the president who didn't have the authority to go to war without an act of congress, bret. >> jennifer griffin standing by with the clinton campaign. they are going to travel, jennifer, to miami to make this official unveiling tomorro

tpp agreement was written. the democratic platform a pro-tppis taking stance which really upsets me.t isdoes some -- if good, i do not know why it is not published. i would love c-span to have those reporters on who were on bill moyer. they bent -- they came across as very intelligent. they spoke about gmo not being an issue because this agreement not make labeling available. -- vermont be able and other states will not be able to pass laws about gmo. host: gmo labeling. judy, thanks for your comments. bernie sanders did react to the platform committee's work. in advancerial op-ed of that, democrats have to wake up was a headline in the new york times. bernie sanders route that we need to fundamentally reject our free-trade policies and moved to fair trade. americans should not have to compete against workers in low-wage countries. we must defeat the transpacific partnership and help poor countries develop sustainable economic models. hillary clinton last week's oak in san diego not specifically on trade, but on america's role in the world. here is some of what she had to say. hillar

tpp through. >> hillary clinton will be pro-trade. >> i think that's most certainly true. in office and find that being pro-trade is where they want to be. but chuck's point, the question of whether there is room for a pro business democrat. there is room for a pro business democrat. hillary clinton is a pro business democrat and she's going to have ceos, republican ceos, getting behind her. but that may be a dangerous position to be in. this year when donald trump seizes the moment of populist candidacy, if hillary clinton doesn't capture some of that from the populist left, she's going to be in trouble. that is where the energy across both parties, if you can't get tapped into some of that populist outsider energy, if you're cast as the insider candidate, you're going to lose. >> pennsylvania and ohio, the fact those two states are dead, even, the fact that democrats are talking about how pennsylvania is in play, the last time the republicans had a chance in pennsylvania, 1998 when they won it. it hasn't been close since. >> it was close in 2000. >>> last night bill clin

this seriously flawed tpp does not and cannot meet these standards set forth in this direct result, i strongly urge you, my fellow democrats, to vote yes to this amendment, this pro-worker amendment, on trade for all american workers. [applause] >> my name is randi weingarten. i and the president of the 1.6-million-member american federation of teachers -- i am the president. [applause] tpp duringn against this year, during these 2, 3 years when we have watched communities all across the country, communities where our members are nurses, teachers, communities have been unraveled because of what has happened to our manufacturing base. and we are glad of the robust debate in the country this year thatade, and we are glad both of our candidates are against tpp. but what this amendment does, what the saunders amendment does in addition -- sorry, i'm sorry to yell. i know, but girls shouldn't yell, right? in addition to what was already take whattform is we trump has now used as a sound bite and we make it into a standard. that is what this does. these thingsall around. we need a democrat to have a standard on trade, to be about what we are for, not just what we are a

pro-worker supreme court and elect hillary clinton president of the united states. lou: i feel like i should annotate the comment by commenting the afl-cio beside the stop tpp postersfor a number of reasons as are numerous labor organizations. the republican national convention had a big impact on donald trump's numbers who has been campaigning against tpp. a brand-new cnn poll shows trump leading clinton 48-45%. a 6-point bounce. a separate cbs poll shows the two candidates virtually tied. but that is a significant gain in polling for donald trump as well. lou: charlie hurt, sarah, i thought it was modest of donald trump to claim just a little bit of a significant bounce. i love the fact that he said no one can remember about this. we do remember and it has been 16 years, four cycles, and he has done a heck of a job pointing that out. >> the democrats tried to funds raise off that. he said look at this bump. he said we see unity that contributed to his rise in the polls and it's something the democrats are sthoapg won't continue. >> remember all of the coverage of his speech thursday, his speech was negative and gloom and doom. but obviously the gloom and doom res

tpp, he say it's is a disaster. >> you know that donald came to the house of representatives last week and talked to many of us in the house conference. many of us are pro trade, but we agree that the trade deals have to be good deals. i think that donald is not saying i'm opposed to free trade, i don't think it doesn't grow american jobs and breed more security, i just want to make sure it is good. so at first blush they may have differences in their positions, but if you drill down a little bit, i think you will see they have more in common. trade is good but good trade is good for -- >> trump wanted a temporary ban on muslims in the united states until the u.s. can figure out what is going on with isis and other terrorists. on this tpp which donald trump says is a disaster, there is a significant difference. >> if you have two people, one is for trade, one is opposed to trade, that is a difference you can't mend. both men say trade is good, it's just are we going to make good trade deals. >> he says the tpp that trump says is horrible. >> again, i think that whoever these candidates pick, if it would be newt gingrich, there are issues that each side

tpp. she used to say it was the gold standard. >> ting center of the democratic party at this point is more p - pro-free trade. what about donald trump is about free trade? tell me what his positions are that you think. >> his negotiating positions and i would have never said globalization is a bad thing until i really started looking at the hollowing out of the middle class. >> it does concern me to hear you're going to have efrl trade leader built up, but most of the republicans will say look, we're going to talk to him. we're going to get through this. they say that's not what he really believes. >> i think hatch is a great senator. he's got easier of dealing with executives, governments, foreign governments, but there are a lot of establishment republicans who said we can talk sense into this guy. it's going to be fine. they have great meetings with him on capitol hill and he takes to twitter and goes on the stage and back to his old behavior. i don't think there's any track record for donald trump to say i'm going to moderate my opinions right here. when he's on profrter and when someone else is writing h

pro-free trade and -- >> and vice president is still a big deal. in orlando, the democrat, i was there and the one that refused to absolutely say the words we are against the tppbig. >> i want to zero in on that, nina. that is an important point. so donald trump who is against free trade, one of the big things of the campaign, he picks a guy for every free trade. >> and the wars. >> and for the ptt. so now you have hillary clinton who is against the ptt. >> and when bernie sanders came out strongly against the tpp. >> and should she drive that home. and warren is still hanging out there because of the terrorism she is off the table because they need to double down on a military pick. >> i don't think anybody should be off the table. americans are fatigued with war. and we have been over the last seven years. and the president has had to fight on multiple fronts but we haven't had people concentrate on us, we the people in united states of america. so yes, people are concerned about us and what are you going to do at here at home domestically. and i don't think any should be off the table because of war. >> and i think booker is not off the table. >> and chris