let's get now to terry haines. we have viewed this time.as asking you earlier about your expectations for this week's rnc. we know trump will be speaking across all four nights. what is the tone of the message he has been hoping to deliver? >> there is a negative component and a positive component. the negative component is a differentiation between the two political parties. truck and his people will characterize democrats as being the party of death and destruction. that is a phrase that has been used. the death of the american economy, the death and destruction. you will hear about biden's unfitness, which is a live issue. drug has been doing his best to stoke it, but it is a life issue. 40%public shows that believes biden might have diminished capacity and 60% you might not finish gives first term. about ayou will hear lot of that and a lot of the that will beities emphasized art democratic run and run by democratic officials. that will be a huge problem. the positive stuff will be, trump will push on the economy, which is a big strengt

tom: terry haines, thank you so much.ertainly we saw that this morning, a little bit of trade news giving us more enthusiasm. up 168, s&p futures up one point 13 as well. it is going to be fascinating to see how the campaigns adjust for the next five to seven days after the republicans end. lisa: again, the world by zoom, the world by video. how can you maintain the enthusiasm to get people out to vote if you don't have the clapping and the commodity -- and the camaraderie? lisa: and that is the -- tom: and that is the president's distinction, he is not doing zoom. our special coverage tonight. david westin, republican national convention. look for that at 10:00 p.m. tonight on bloomberg television and bloomberg radio. look at the dollar here. dollar weaker fractionally. i'm watching turkish lira as well, really buttressed up against 7.40. please stay with us. it is a simulcast. keene, alsoicz, tom with jon ferro. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: good morning. "bloomberg surveillance." lisa abramowicz and tom keene. jon ferro of

could spell trouble for the stock market joining us now on the cnbc news line is terry haines, he is hat company. terry, i'm curious what you think we're going to hear from the campaign this week the former vice president and senator bernie sanders launched a 110 page manifesto in july that pretty much laid out all of the these progressive presidential policy positions. so what do you think we can learn this week that is new? >> what happens is a lot of the policy positions get adopted as the official democratic platform mostly -- most time platforms don't mean anything really i think this is the rare case where it does mean something markets generally think that biden is likelier to win than not. markets i think comfort themselves that vice president biden has been a centrist throughout his political career. there is going to be a wakeup call this is not going to be running or governing as centrist they send them as progressives and i call them progressive light. and that's going to introduce among other things the potential for large tax increases, one source calls it a $4 trillion