neither has richard haass.f the united kingdom and president on the council of foreign relations. is for everybody that has .een waiting for this obviously you have never seen anything like this. you have advised republican presidents, advised this republican candidate. get him back to discussing policy instead of the devils that he has in his brain. >> people have been waiting for that and they keep hoping the day will come when donald trump he comes a traditional candidate. the other day you have a job numbers and the economic growth numbers and you would have said we are only growing at 1.2% so why isn't the candidate hammering away on that. instead he is taking a fight with a family lost a son. he will lose this election badly if this becomes a referendum on his character and temperament. the live way he can win is if he makes it a referendum on the issues because 70% of the american people think the country is moving in the wrong direction. thisbvious ploy is to make a referendum on just that, the case for

. >> rose: we continue with richard haass of the council on foreign relations looking at the foreign policy of donald trump. >> there are large elements again he's much more conscious of the alleged costs. thinking through, what happens if we dial back, what then happens to the world, what about the proliferations, the come flicks, the lost markets. he's a businessman. it's as if he's looking at one side of the ledger, how do we save. he's not looking at the revenues. >> rose: we conclude with jimmy walker the man who just won the pga golf tournament. >> i think once you know you can do something, then i think the gates can open. it's the same thing that happens at a golf tournament. when somebody thinks a golf course is tough, somebody puts a good number out there, then somebody's like oh, you can do that. and then you start to see more scores happen like that. i think that's the same way. i know when i won my first event more came very quickly right after that. once you know you can do something then you know you c >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the follow

also council on foreign relation richard haass. correspondent kasie hunt and in washington senior editor and white house correspondent for the "huffington post" sam stein. so richard, what do you make -- there's so much to talk about this morning. marco rubio says that donald trump is a con man but he's still supporting him. rudy giuliani forgot about tuesday morning -- minor detail, forgot about tuesday morning in 2001. the speech. what did you think of the speech, trump's speech? >> two parts or three parts. one is the history. one, selective in who he opinions responsibility on. shouldn't say something about previous administration, really. left middle east off the hook. the real reason we have this problem in the middle east is deep flaws in the world. secondly introduced what i thought was the -- >> richard we're at the top of the show. i just wanted an i like it or don't like it. make it brief. what to do. >> came to what to do, a pretty empty cupboard. >> look at that. cupboard. haas. i like that. >>> a new poll shows hillary

angie: earlier on bloomberg surveillance, richard haass, president of the council of foreign relationsow the republican party is approaching the elections. theeople have been hoping day will come when donald trump becomes a traditional candidate and starts talking about the issues. the other day you have the jobs numbers and economic growth numbers. ande are on the growing 1.2%, why isn't the republican candidate hammering away at that? instead, he is taking a fight with a family of a lost soldier in iraq. badlyl lose the election if it becomes a referendum on his character and temperament. the only way he can win is if he makes it a referendum on the issues. 70% of the american people think the country is moving in the wrong direction. the obvious ploy for mr. trump is to make this a referendum on that, the case for change rather than continuity, almost the american equivalent of the brexit vote. >> you know the ohio eat those. they all have to win ohio. oberlin is its own bubble in ohio. >> it is granola land. >> you have advised both parties, you are a political. what is your to do

in "surveillance" we will talk oil and the correction that we , and we talkti politics with richard haassis is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "the pulse." nejra: shares in metro are lower this morning after a reported third-quarter sales and profits that missed estimates due to currency swings. sales ofits -- saw 13.6 billion euros. earnings before interest, taxes, and special items dropped to 154 million euros. bmws second quarter profit rose as it boosted sales of its new compact suv and kept a tight grip on costs. their earnings climbed 2.7 3 billion euros, above the 2.6 7 billion euro average of 10 analyst estimates compiled by bloomberg. afterzbank is lower catering to small and medium-sized companies slid in the quarter. second-largest business reported operating profit of 2.3 million euros. that is the bloomberg business flash. francine: thank you so much. japanese bonds falling for a fourth day, driving benchmark to the highest and foreign to half refrainedn the boj from bond purchases. investors are focused on the deal -- the details of the fiscal stimulus which provides a goose

richard haass, thank you so much. congratulations on the book. the marinades.r on marinades is just extraordinary. it's extraordinary. >> cooking segment come january. >> good to sell it in those sections. >> henry kissinger wrote a book called "a troubled partnership" it's on the marriage shelf. >> multiple sections. >>> still ahead on "morning joe" -- >> don't you think that was preferential treatment based on who you were and who your husband? >> no, i really don't believe that. i don't think there is any evidence of that. >> andrea mitchell was covering hillary clinton the last time there was talk of a special prosecutor looking at the clintons. andrea joins us next hour as history repeats itself, this time with donald trump leading the drum beat for an investigation into the clinton foundation. we'll be right back on "morning joe." "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselve