trump: a trump administration will change our trade policies, quickly. [applause] mr. thank you. here are seven steps i would pursue right away to bring back our jobs. number one, i am going to withdraw the united states from the transpacific partnership, which has not yet been ratified. [applause] mr. trump: i am going to appoint the toughest and smartest, and i know them all, trade negotiators to fight on behalf of american workers. [applause] mr. trump: i am going to direct the secretary of commerce to identify every violation of trade agreements a foreign country is currently using to harm you, the american worker. [applause] mr. trump: i will then direct all appropriate agencies to use every tool under american and international law to end these abuses. abuse is the right word. [applause] mr. trump: number four, i am going to tell our nafta partners that i attend to immediately renegotiate the terms of that agreement to get a better deal by a lot. not just a little, by a lot for our workers. [applause] mr. trump: if they don't agree to a renegotiation, which they

the trump administration will get a fair deal for the american people and worker. >> reporter: win ornt se donald trump seems to have redirected the path of the republican party or at least is hoping to. >> as far as the size and scope what we've built here -- >> the reince. >> reporter: i asked reince priebus is the gop is changing into what some call the more populist country. >> donald trump said five years from now it will be a different party. you're going to have a workers' party, a party of people who haven't had a real wage increase in 18 years. >> we've got to be for the welders and the guys making tools, and the union shops and construction workers. that's what the republican party is and should be. that's the only way you grow. you have to. >> reporter: i spoke to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell about the gop in the air rather -- era of trump. >> i don't think the republican party are going to start standing for things we haven't in the past. we are america's conservative party. >> reporter: there's a split. when they talks it, terrorists and not what you've supporte

trying to introduce as donald trump's running mate and one of the chief executives in the trump administration? >> trump came in and stepped on the end of ted cruz's speech and stole the show. we're going to the floor now and visit with gayle king who has been talking to some of the delegates there. gayle? >> i've been talking to them all evening long, norah and scott. they say this is the biggest speech of mike pence's career. they say that they're not nervous. he will deliver. many people say who is this guy? he likes to draw caricatures, he is a family man and a great human. it's like the song from the king and i, "getting to know you, getting to know all about you." we're talking about the king and i, getting to know you, getting to know all about you. you say mike pence is -- >> a man of honesty. >> you say mike pence is? >> a man of integrity. >> when donald trump first appointed mike pence, what was your first reaction? >> i couldn't be more excited and proud to be a hoosier and a republican. proud of our governor, proud of our friend, mike pence and proud to be here today. >> you say t

a trump administration will end that war by getting a fair deal for the american people. >> win or lose, donald trump he seems to have redirected the path of the republican party. or at least he's hoping to. >> this party's new. as far as the size and scope of what we've built here. >> it's reince -- >> i asked reince priebus if the gop is changing into what some call a more populist party. donald trump said five, ten years from now it'll be a different party, you're going to have a worker's party, a party of people who haven't had a real wage increase in 18 years. >>s. we've got to be for the welders and the guys making tools in the union shops and the construction workers. that's what the republican party is and should be. that's the only way you grow. you have to. >> i spoke to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell about the gop in the era of trump. >> i don't think the republican party is going to start standing for things different from what we have in the past. we arein america's conservative party. >> but there's apa split. i mean, when he talks about worker's part

house, she will have a tremendous impact and be shaping all of the actions of any potential trump administration. lots more about donald trump and the trump family and the trump campaign in this week's edition of "time magazine." find it in your newsstand, or online at time.com. our guest has written a piece on the trumped children. thank you very much for setting the stage. we will be hearing from two of the trumped children, and children, -- trump and throughout the week from all of them. it is about 10 minutes before the devil comes down. let me tell you some of the major highlights of tonight's session, which you will cn here in its entirety on the c-span network. it will begin first with rollcall of the states, always colorful and interesting. we understand mr. trump's home state, is the tradition, new york, will be the state to put him over the top for the nomination. you can see coverage begat -- beginning somewhere after 5:30 eastern. also tonight, senator mitch mcconnell, the majority leader, will be speaking.earlier, we had a profile of some of the most contested senate races, as mr. m

his own loyalists to basically design the federal government or what it would look like in a trump administrationerged as the essential person from within the republican establishment who is out there making the sale for trump to donors and to other office holders and to folks who could potentially serve in a trump cabinet. >> very interesting. donald trump bringing onboard the communications director who worked on the cruz campaign. i think the person who did social media for the rand paul campaign and he's trying to draw lots of people from lots of different campaigns. ryan, you just heard in jim acosta's piece that trump was hammering his primary opponents for not supporting him. he has a point. >> he does have the point. they did all sign that pledge, right? >> right. >> reince priebus the head of the rnc made them sign a pledge that you would support the nominee and when each of those men and women knew that that if donald trump was the nominee they were saying they would support him. i think it shows the level of resistance and the divisions within the republican party, despite that, even d

we are here with bob murray, please tell us your thoughts on the coal industry under a trump administration. >> it will be a lot bert, d a lt better, anthony. barack obama has cut the coal industry in la half. of -- in half, coal prices are cut in half. it's a very dangerous situation. coal fired electricity, and electricity is a same of life. it's 4 cents a kilowatt hour. the wind and solar power mr. obama and miss clinton espouse is 26 cents a kilowatt hour and he gets 4 cents a kilowatt hour from the taxpayer. that's why she is saying i'm going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. she is getting a lot of money into her campaign and the clinton foundation from the manufacturers of sole lahr panels and wind miles that cost 5 1/2 times more that wouldn't even it wasn't for the subsidizing of the taxpayer. anthony: she said she was going to put coal miners out of work. now she is trying to walk it back. >> she can't. she said it with a smile and she meant it. our miners are outraged. when two miners lose their jobs if they own anything, it's their home. and they ha

there is a lot of opportunities with a trump administration to further the conservative cause, and this could be one of them. >> because he was out on the campaign trail, senator corker, with donald trump yesterday, in north carolina. he was there speaking together with him. they were showing video of it. pretty pret pretty effusive. this is news to you, is that what you're saying? >> yes. i will say the important part of this, what you mentioned, the campaigning with mr. trump, is the simple fact that mr. trump is bringing members of the party together. >> bring -- because there is a lot of other candidates potential candidates saying they're not interested in being his vice-presidential running mate. who is at the top of the list? >> historically they say they are not interested. mr. trump is keeping the list close to the vest. he is taking it seriously. this is very personable. this has nothing do with a gender or carrying a certain state. mr. trump wants to choose someone that's going to help him put forth his vision to make america great again. >> all right, katrina pearson, from t

governor pence says a trump administration wi administration. onald trump. >> we deserve leaders who stand for principle. who unite us for shared value. who cast aside anger for love. >> the texas delegation expressed frustration. and what you are seeing here security guards escorting mrs. cruz safely out of the arena. the texas senator was all but drowned out when he asked for god's blessing on the country as he left the stage. he placed second in the delegate count. >>> donald trump says he's not surprised by senator cruz's address. in a tweet, he said wow,

>> to our troops in a trump-pence administration, help is on the way. >> tino he understands what it's to take to fix this. the only way we are going to keep america safe is to have an elite military, all right? >> the trump administration will take on this fight and send a clear message to the islamist terrorists. you may have fired the first shot, but rest assured, america will fire the last. >> the president must have the tools to deal with all threats to this country, and must have the guts to put them into action. and donald trump is that leader! martha: marcus luttrell talked about the fact that people don't feel safe in this country. and he felt donald trump is the one to address that. there was a lot about law enforcement and our military, making america stronger. you heard those voices from mix mccaul and flynn as well. making america safe was the theme and they met the moment. bill: they had a list of politicians, but they also had regular americans who had sacrificed unfortunately. it's unfortunate you have somebody like nuke flynn, the place was emptying out while mike flyn

>> so we are in the middle of -- i'm a policy guy, as far as the trump administration's concerned. number of other seniors around the country are working with the trump leadership to develop policy, which mr. trump will use one he's elected president. so as i can talk a bit about our energy policy, however it's a work in process, and i'm not going to go into a lot of detail because it's not published yet, but what we want to do -- what the trump presidency's going to do is put all domestic energy sources on the same page and coal will be part of that. so i would love to see clean coal burned. i would love to see -- and hopefully part of our platform will be opening federal lands to oil and gas exploration. i would like to see a level-playing field for all sources which means we're going to have to incent everybody the same way with energy wind, et cetera, or take all of those incentives all the table. so i think you can look for the trump administration to be very forthcoming in trying to make us energy independent, and mr. hamm has talked about that for a number of years, and it's

say she crossed an important line and called impartiality into question if there's a future trump administration. >> next up the owner of store where alton sterling was killed is suing the city of baton rouge and officers involved in the shooting of in his lawsuit he says officers detained him and installed footage ever the he claims he did not file application for search warrant and locked him in back of police car four hours. >> and timely it's truly the end of an era. san antonio spurs forward dunkin retiring after 19 years in nba and made at announcement yesterday. dunkin is one of three players in nba history to spend 19 seasons with one team. what's you got, wis. >> five rings. >> two champion smps. >> and he is one of the few to have nba tight until three different decades. >> he's a bad man. >> all time great. >> and no trauma with him. >> that's why i thought he retired years ago. >> thanks holly. >> coming up on "fox" news morning an officer acquitted of all charges in death of fraedy gray is regapeing back his lively hood. >> and we're heading to break with this live look across the d

one substantive idea of what republican and the trump administration would do to improve the economy?ng to repair the infrastructure. how is he going to pay for it? no substantive idea. just rhetoric, and that's where it falls down. secondly, i hope when we get to philadelphia, we don't spend 90 percent time attack to go donald trump. i believe we're going to spend time talking about the things hillary clinton wants to get done at president. >> speaking of philadelphia and hillary clinton she will be naming her running mate soon. who catches you here who would you like to see. >> i would like to see the senator of agriculture who is great governor of iowa. he's been a terrific secretary of al culture. a western pennsylvania was born in western pennsylvania, terrific guy. i believe it will be either him or tim cane but let me tell you my predictions have been long the last year and a half. >> we appreciate you coming in. as always, thank you, appreciate. >>> we're now five days away from the start of the democratic national convention once again right here in philadelphia. and the clin

under a trump administration, that wouldn't happen.d over to the boston police because the boston police could follow up on that. i can give you many examples like that. each one of these murders you have seen, these terrorist murders that you've seen, each of them had factors that law enforcement should have followed up but didn't because there isn't the proper coordination between the washington government and the local police. it is part of the dysfunction in washington that donald trump is running against. >> i just -- let me follow up on the terrorism thing. you didn't quite argue last night of the need to have a formal declaration of war against isis and related terrorist groups. now, mr. trump has said if elected he will have a formal declaration of war. i've wanted it for quite some time. in radio interviews henry kissinger and george schultz, they want a full declaration of war. would you be for that? i'm surprised you didn't mention it. >> i said i'm for unconventional victory against them. sure i'd be in favor of it. but i d

reporter: governor christie would not comment when asked if he saw a role for himself in the trump administration. he said his focus now is helping this candidate win the election. hear more from christy on the "today" show after "nbc 10 news today" and donald trump is on the "today" show this morning. >> is it surreal to finally be here? we've talked about this week for so long. is it surreal to be here? >> i think it's a great feeling. it's a great accomplishment but the real accomplishment is to make america great again. it's why i'm doing it. it's a lot of work and activity. but i will say, you see that all. you see the enthusiasm they have, they want to see something happen. it's make america great and safe again. >> reporter: you can see more of the interview on "today" at 7:00 a.m. matt lauer and a vanna guthrie are broadcasting live from cleveland. coming up, a look behind the curtain. we'll show you the security that we go through and that everybody who is in the q goes through every single day. katy. >> tracy, thanks for that. cleveland is now in the national spotlight but next week it'

one substantive idea of what republican and the trump administration would do to improve the economy? not one. he's going to repair the infrastructure. how is he going to pay for it? no substantive idea. just rhetoric, and that's where it falls down. secondly, i hope when we get to philadelphia, we don't spend 90 percent time attack to go donald trump. i believe we're going to spend time talking about the things hillary clinton wants to get done at president. >> speaking of philadelphia and hillary clinton she will be naming her running mate soon. who catches you here who would you like to see. >> i would like to see the senator of agriculture who is great governor of iowa. he's been a terrific secretary of al culture. a western pennsylvania was born in western pennsylvania, terrific guy. i believe it will be either him or tim cane but let me tell you my predictions have been long the last year and a half. >> we appreciate you coming in. as always, thank you, appreciate. >>> we're now five days away from the start of the democratic national convention once again right here in philadel

, other reasons not to down a notch and it will be the trump administrationinated as the running mate to indiana governor mike pence. >> when we come together as a party and the people, we reelect strong conservative majorities in the house and senate and they looked this good man as the 45th president of the united states. i know in my heart of hearts, we will make america great again. at home and abroad. >> this evening, the convention will hear from former trump opponents in the primary process. scott walker will speak, as will texas senator ted cruz. cruz has yet to endorse donald trump. if you remember, it got pretty nasty between the two. we will see what ted cruz has to say whether he does officially endorsed on the trump for president. speaking tonight, those who fully understand today newt gingrich for the trump campaign considered as a running mate and eric trump, donald son. lauren: lie intent, i remember that. >> willacy marco rubio, but marco rubio will not be here. he is running for reelection in florida in this campaign is because of campaignin

expecting to hear how the trump administration would help the economy if effected. >> tonight and every night, watch live coverage by abc news of the events that starts at 7:00. >>> a lot of people are focusing on the speech that plagiarized part of a speech michelle obama gave eight years ago. here are both speeches side by side. >> you work hard for what you want in life. >> you work hard for what you want in life. >> that your word is your bond and you do what you say and keep your promise. >> the trump campaign denied melania copied michelle. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana joins us with a bit of local perspective. >> melania trump got positive feed back on her delivery and poise but a laid off tv reporter in los angeles noted the speech was similar to what michelle obama said in 2008. when you compare melania trump's speech, you can see, and hear, the similarities. it was a full 30 seconds and sparked an internet fire storm. and political humorist jumps in. >> she didn't talk about growing up a poor black child in the south side of chicago. >> not everyone is laughing. nancy pel

they fought hard to protect us, they are going to come first in a trump administration. they will be. [applause] they will be a part of america first. it will be america first there now on. america first. [cheers and applause] thank you. thank you. veterans' health care must also include the best mental health care. a shocking 20 veterans are committing suicide each and every day. especially our older veterans. this is a national tragedy that's not talked about. evidence shows that of veterans in the system receiving care, they are much less likely to take their own lives than veterans outside of this horrible, horrible and very unfair system. [applause] that is why we must increase the number of mental health care professionals inside the v.a. while insuring that veterans can access private mental health care as well. have to do it. have to do it. we have no choice. [applause] america must take action to improve mental health services for the country at large. this is for everyone. this includes expanding the number of facilities, integrating primary care and mental hea

land a jobch could in a possible trump administration. people familiar with the matters a trump is considering gingrich for a top national security post. five people have been arrested in washington today for allegedly firing shots at police officers. the officers were responding to reports of shots fired when they arrived on the scene and people inside a vehicle started shooting at them. there was no indication the incident was a planned attack on police. telling authorities say the death toll could rise following a head-on collision between two commuter train's. trains.ommuter said rescueed press workers pulled a small child alive from the wreckage. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. david: an international court has ruled against china and its claims to disputed waters in the south china sea. rob levinsohn has been following this case for months now. let me ask you about what the ruled today. robert: it does have teeth in the sense there is no enforcement mechanisms

expecting to hear how the trump administration would help the economy if effected. >> tonight and every night, watch live coverage by abc news of the events that starts at 7:00. >>> a lot of people are focusing on the speech that plagiarized part of a speech michelle obama gave eight years ago. here are both speeches side by side. >> you work hard for what you want in life. >> you work hard for what you want in life. >> that your word is your bond and you do what you say and keep your promise. >> the trump campaign denied melania copied michelle. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana joins us with a bit of local perspective. >> melania trump got positive feed back on her delivery and poise but a laid off tv reporter in los angeles noted the speech was similar to what michelle obama said in 2008. when you compare melania trump's speech, you can see, and hear, the similarities. it was a full 30 seconds and sparked an internet fire storm. and political humorist jumps in. >> she didn't talk about growing up a poor black child in the south side of chicago. >> not everyone is laughing. nancy pel

they will come first in a trump administration. : donald trump rolled out his veterans policy during a rally in virginia. this as ash carter made a surprise visit to baghdad promising to send 450 more u.s. troops into iraq. we are potentially adding more to their ranks. pete, this one hell of an arena that's getting a lot of publicity and promises, but things haven't gotten better. >> they haven't. but trump gave a fantastic speech. he wants to clean house. you have got a toxic bureaucracy. trump says fire folks who are not getting it done. give a veteran a real choice. hold people accountable. politicians always like to talk about the va. trump has made it front and center. charles: the argument is firing people on the apprentice is easier than going to governor, career-long bureaucrats who find a way to hide in the weeds. it's a hell of a system. >> every politician promises to eliminate waste, fraud and abuse. how many can actually do it? it's not that easy. charles: what would be the low-hanging fruit? let's say you go in as pre

. >> under donald trump and under a donald trump administration, all lives matter!t means black lives, white lives, hispanic lives, asian lives, * christian lives, muslim lives. shout with me, all lives -- >> matter! lou: being in the room, in the arena with him was a joy. he lit it up in every possible meaning of the word. bruce were let's start with mark burns. what did you think of the reverend? >> electrifying. i'm still trying to catch my voice. i'm running on pure adrenaline. i haven't slept yet. i came right off the plane and came right in here to talk to you. tell us, if you will, what you are doing as a coordinator, a diversity coordinator. it looks like we have lots of diversity in this country. what is trump doing differently. >> he's resurrecting a vote and a voice for people who didn't have a chance. if you go to the ndctrump.com, to come after a person like this was just, you know different wasn't right. what we did last year is michael cohen who is executive vice president for donald trump, and dr. scott, and all us, we got together and said let's put

it has been pointed out that you only mentioned donald trump once, and you said it in a trump-pence administration, help is on the way. an echo of vice president cheney, i believe, promising military help will be on the way. obviously you support donald trump. am i incorrect in seeing you don't seem hugely enthusiasti enthusiastically about it. >> i wanted to speak about my service and my family's history of service. and our families being under served by the obama administration. i believe in a trump-pence administration we will see a significant increase in defense spending, hopefully in the first 100 days and i'm confident we will not see that with the hillary administration. >> this is sound we recently got that was flagged by andrew kaczynski of buzz feed in is a trump campaign advisor, new hampshire state representative, a delegate for new hampshire, this is him on a show if we can roll the sound. >> he is a disgrace. the lies that she told hose mothers about their children that got killed over there in bengha benghazi. she dropped the ball on over 500 e-mails. i wish they made the documents

. >> under a donald trump administration, all lives matter.plause] all lives, all lives, all lives. all lives. >> joining me is pastor mark burns. co-found every of now television network. pastor, i you you were so good. i think i would fly down to your state and join your church. i would go every sunday if i could see that. that was amazing. >> thank you so much. south carolinians would love to have it. >> as long as you are that entertaining. >> absolutely. >> and you saw the speeches and victimology and what did you take away from the people they trotted up there on the stage in convention in philly? >> you know, it was a disappointment, especially with the mothers of the movement and mothers of the slain in the black, young men and women killed by police brutality. and having them come up there to once again focus on the narrative that black people should be afraid of police. that is anti- police. and anti-american and the hillary clinton and the dnc should be ashamed. that's what i mean by the race of-- baiting democrats. they are doing w

that does not mean she still not interested in a position in the trump administration. >> the field of vice presidential candidates appears to be narrowing. joanie earnst says she has not received vetting documents from the trump campaign, and also bob corker withdrawing his name from consideration. >> i'm more policy focused person and it is just a different kind of thing to be a candidate if you will for vice president, and i just think people like me are better suited for other types of things. >> trump is stepping up his fundraising efforts saying his campaign recalled in $51 million from the last week in may through june. it's an improvement from the 3.1 million he raised in may, but still short of the $68 million brought in by hillary clinton last month. he also stepped up his attacks over the use of her private e-mail while secretary of state, and the recommendation not to have charges against her. >> we now know she lied to the country when she said she did not send classified information on her server she lied. >> but comey said her and her aides were very careless. >> today i

you know, i would like to see him pick a person that i believe is most going to fortify a trump administrationtime, no matter how i break it down still comes up to be a new gingrich. here is my prediction, cheryl. he will pick no one on this list. he will pick someone that we have not taught of. this is the way donald trump, he has such a mind of his own in this whole thing. i can see them coming up with someone we have not even thought of. >> you can win the popular vote and still lose the election. he has to be very specific in who you pick. it is all going to come down to the state. >> that is absolutely true. i am not sure any of those people are necessarily going to be out. we have to keep in mind. we both for the top of the ticket. no matter who is in 22 position. newt gingrich's kind of controversial himself. controversial is the way to go. there are some people. joni ernst is interesting from a market perspective. >> jeff sessions. one of the first supporters of donald trump. he wants loyalty. he is loyal to you if you are loyal to him. >> that is a great point i have not even consider

the trump administration could ask them to change course, if we don't, we could send it to congress,don't see good news out of this. the iran leadership has fooled the u.s. administration. stuart: so you want to get out of the agreement whether you tear it up or go a different way around it in some way but that agreement will not fly in a trump administration, can we say that? >> you know, the evidence -- we need to wait until february. the intention of the iranian regime with that document is to continue to expand to get to the nuclear iran, to basically get the missiles, to continue their adventures in iraq and syria and lebanon and against our partners. so it's clear they don't want to amend this agreement. how to get out of it, we have to have a different course than the obama clinton course that has been not successful so far. stuart: i want to move on to a couple of terror incidents in europe. first off in germany, a teenage afghan migrant attacked passengers on a train with a knife and axe four injured, three seriously. we also have news coming in from france. what you're seei

to the whole world and to the republican party that under donald trump and under a donald trump administration all lives matter! [ applause ] all lives. all lives. all lives. all lives. and that means black lives, white lives, hispanic lives, asian lives, christian lives, muslim lives. shout with me, all lives -- >> matter! [ applause ] all lives. all lives. and even though -- >> all lives matter! all lives matter! all lives matter! >> let them know. >> all lives matter! >> let me say this -- even though i disagree with the tactics and the divisive rhetoric of the black lives matter movement, i do understand that hopelessness and lack of opportunity breeds this type of desperation. it does. [ applause ] and this is true in many of our nation's ghettos and our under privileged communities. protest in urban city centers are born out of this kind of desperation. but the thing is the way that we can solve the problem and to eliminate this kind of a desperation is to create good jo jobs, urban economics -- good jobs, urban revitalization, and opportunities for job training and long-term solutions.

they are going to come first in a trump administration.-- [ applause ] they will be a part of america first. it will be america first from now on. america first. [ applause ] thank you. thank you. veterans' health care must also include the best mental health care. a shocking 20 veterans are committing suicide each and every day, especially our older veterans. this is a national tragedy that's not talked about. the evidence shows that if veterans are in the system receiving care, they are much less likely to take their own lives than veterans outside of this horrible, horrible, and very unfair system. that is why we must increase the number of mental health care professionals inside the va while ensuring that veterans can access private mental health care as well. have to do it. we have no choice. [ applause ] america must take action to improve mental health services for the country at large. this is for everyone. this includes expanding the number of facilities, integrating primary care and mental health care professionals, reforming con