steve roth and vornado can lay claim to that.rump is very competitive with other real estate developers. there's very few of them he has a kind word for. i think he and steve roth have been very competitive in the past, but apparently times have changed. scarlet: among the other advisors will be harold hamm of continental resources, and tom barrett of colony capital, and donald trump will be giving an economic outline of his plan on monday, bringing that to you when it takes place. what do you expect to hear from him, when he does speak? tim: on monday? i think he has, november is not very far away, and he really has to start to move toward giving voters clear, a clear sense of what his political and economic platforms are, moving away from all of the mudslinging around his critics, because it's only hurting him. scarlet: tim o'brien, bloomberg executive editor. tune in at 2:30 today for trump's senior economic adviser, on bloomberg markets. up next, july jobs data came in st estimates.omi and have to move on a rate hike? -- enou

they include steve roth, harold hamm, steven menuchin, tom barak, steven calk, andy beatle, also stevecouncil members, includes advisers david malpas as well as dan dimoko. and david is going to join us today. >> it's also interesting for who's not on the list. somebody like a carl icahn or a steve schwartzman or henry kravitz. some you would expect to see given how he's talked about them in the campaign. >> i'd say there are only three economists on here. malpass, steven moore, and peter navarro. which seems a little light to me for an economic -- >> maybe this is just the list. we will talk to these people. >> i'm going to pass judgment. i think this is a very strange list. i'm sorry. steve roth is an a-lister. the farther down the list, a b-list team. i don't know if the viewers are saying that. but it is what it is. if you look at the people who run the world for better or worse, this is the anti-establishment list, but in terms of historical -- >> look, i think there are people -- >> -- in terms of both business and economics, this is not -- >> there are people who would say it ma

pueblo south would be quick to respond and they make the steve roth from 15 yards out, 7-6 farmers after a missed field goal. the colts got a taste and stayed hungry. up top to barbie, 35 yards and the lead. barbie would lead his team with 143 yards receiving and three touchdowns on the night. pueblo south wins 55-21. >>> soccer is looking to bounce back after an early exit from last year's playoffs. looking for the second straight physical columbine team. high lands ranch on saturday, scoreless through the first half until a perfect pass to thompson, one time it, up 1-0. second half, columbine strikes back. it's now a tie game. goalies would keep it that way for a while until the final minute of that's our game winner. thunder ridge hangs on to win this 2-1 is your final. >> a huge confidence boost especially because our last year's team that got knocked out early in the playoffs to come back and go 2-0 with teen jurors missing is big. i try to be a good example for these hosted missapeek. this goalie made some ridiculous saves including this one on break away. no goalie could stop chri

>> reporter: he does have six guys named steve including steve roth, steve my news and stephen miller susan collins said she would be among the republicans not voting for donald trump. i'm sure you've got a lot to clue over with him when he appears with you coming up in few minutes. steve, ainsley and pete? >> we do indeed. john roberts, thank you very much. >>> meanwhile here on the curvy couch former new york city rudy giuliani. >> nice to be with you. >> so in watching donald trump's speech yesterday from the detroit economic club, some people have suggested that it had echoes of reagan. >> it did, right? >> i was about to say that. i worked for ronald reagan, he's my hero. i have been on the board of the reagan library for 13 years and i got to know mrs. reagan as a personal friend in the last ten years of her life. i'm a reagan acolyte. gives me the same enthusiasm i had when i showed up in washington in 1981 to be the associate attorney general. he's talking about a tax revolution, really. now this is -- he's following a script. he didn't invent this. he's following john kennedy

billionaire real estate investor and a member of donald trump's economic advisory council along with steve rothbe talking about tron's economic plan and i've many axkstions for tom barr like how people can focus on the economic plan when donald is accusing the president of founding isis. why is there no entitlement reform given that it is a ticking time bomb? also, how would the trump administration balance the budget with a norma's tax cuts for individuals and businesses and little spelled out in the way of new revenue? yes, he wants to close the carried interest loophole, but he proposes repatriated profits at a 10% tax rate. neither of them will come close to making up the trillions of dollars in lost revenue. david: to great questions. he has dealt with donald trump before. he is a friend and has done business with them. i wonder whether he knows this is the actual plan with donald trump. mr. trump has been known to change his position from time to time as you said and he has already changed his position on corporate taxes among other things. yes, he wants to reduce them, but to what level?