he's going to have to do more than just win ohio.o have to win -- a little challenge back to -- >> here we go. we good to the big are map to show -- romney lost those four states. in order for trump to make some inroads here, there are a couple other states that you say he can potentially win. >> that's right. he needs 64 electoral college votes. if we start right here in ohio, he gets 18. those dispossessed workers might like that. if that works, he goes to pennsylvania right next door, 20 electoral college votes there. possibly michigan. >> all right next to each other. >> you go west to wisconsin. >> the trump plane is going to hang out in this area for a while. >> these four states have 64 electoral college votes, exactly what donald trump needs to win. ohio, right now, it's rated a toss-up, the other three states are rated as leaning to the democrats in our projections and on top of that, michigan hasn't gone for a republican since '88. this is an uphill battle. >> anything could happen. florida is huge. new hampshire is in play

i said from the beginning if somebody came into ohio and they were a drieder that they couldn't win the state. it's not on me how donald trump does in ohio. it's on him how he does in the country. if you are going to insult his and is and turn off minorities, if you are going to have a reckless suggestions on foreign policy, that's not good. why would i feel compelled to support somebody whose positions i fundamentally disagree with? bill: you don't sounds like you are on the fence. >> i'll give him the chance. look at what happened with this june. here is a guy born in indiana. this guy says he's biased. that's not good stuff, bill. bill: there are millions of people who voted for him. you are essentially rejecting him. you challenged him and you lost. i suspect this is not sour grapes. bill: millions who voted for trump, what do you say to that? 13 million during primary. >> i know what we need in a leader. we can't have somebody that divide, we can't have somebody who doesn't lift. we can't have somebody who calls names. i just wish there was a change but it doesn't look like there h

ohio. could trump win those two states? how life check up and running.ningnow to join in the conversation, we will be right back. .. your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says, "you picked the wrong insurance plan." no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car plus depreciation. liberty mutual insurance. >> things are running a little late in columbus, ohio, hillary clinton delivering a speech on the economy, metropolitan education center in columbus. they are less effective than donald trump, handling the economy. one of the big attempts to swing voters her way to deliver this speech, she is running 30 minutes late. it could be starting any minute. donald trump is going to answer at 10:30 eastern time to deliver a big speech attacking hillary clinton. that was scheduled last week. >> hillary clinton planning to hit donald trump hard. she is supposed to deliver policy plans. >> we will see you back here in an hour. >> "outnumbered" starts now. >

would helpne who hillary clinton win ohio. critical for the white house. but the ohio governor -- it might force the ability of the democrats to retake the majority in the senate. so it is a very complicated set of mathematics. frankly, the democrats believe that with donald trump on the ticket and in the last week or two, a have a good chance to take back the majority in the senate and losing one of those would not be the critical wall. thes you look at demographics, where is hillary clinton weakest? how does she shore up in those areas? how you ask the question and who you ask it of. the young people, someone who appeals to them. you minority population, it has been very important for her. she was extraordinarily successful with latino voters and she might get a lot of voters from them to have a black or latino running mate. so maybe you pick someone like -- in new jersey. an african-american who is a young guy. very energetic. social mediaowns by himself. he has a terrific outreach that way. maybe you pick someone like the congressman who is latino from

sabato advises trump to go north, win ohio, win pennsylvania and try to add michigan and wisconsin.oth paths sabato says can get him to the 270 electoral votes he needs to win in november. back to you, david. david: all about the math. peter, thank you very much. melissa? melissa: donald trump set to intensify his dash for cash but the late fund-raising push has some republicans worried he won't be able to match hillary clinton's finance operation. anthony scaramucci is a member of trump's national finance committee. also the host of the wildly successful "wall street week" right here on the fox business network and he joins me now. what do you think? you see people on blogs and online and talking about worrying about raising enough money you're actually in the trenches. should he be worried? >> as entrepreneur i'm worried about raising money and we have to do it execute. i'm not worried about it that we won't have enough money. there will be no shortage of money for the candidate. we're building incredible infrastructure and architecture. steve alongside of the candidate is doing m

he has to win ohio, what we were just talking about. 18 electoral college votes.ou go to pennsylvania right next door, this is a state republicans always dream of, never win, but that's a state that donald trump is going to have to -- >> he's saying he's going to win it. >> he said he's going to win a lot of places. >> so did romney. >> that's right. >> michigan, that's a state that hasn't gone for the republicans since 1988. that's a place where donald trump will try to reach the economic message. wisconsin -- >> all of these right next to each other. >> here's the problem, right now i'm projecting that ohio is a tossup. those other three states are leaning to the democrats. it is clearly an uphill fight. if donald trump wins every state that romney won plus those four, he gets exactly 270 electoral college votes, no margin for error. >> for trump? >> for trump. >> i mean, that's an uphill battle to climb. >> there are other tossup states. florida we talked about earlier. new hampshire is a tossup as well. >> talk about new hampshire, the importance of that state

they know republicans they need to win ohio. this is where they start here. and then they think. you can talk to our congressional reporters. i know a lot of michigan democrats have gone to the clinton campaign in recent weeks saying you better understand you got a tough fight out here. even though michigan has been blue for a long time in presidential politics. if you do those three, again, not easy. the trump campaign thinks they're here. tough state. especially with the latino top lags is growing. it's a swing population. the asian population matched almost exactly the latino population. so that is a heavy lift for donald trump. this is what they think that state that has been traditionally red is now leaning blue. that is how the trump campaign thinks you turn four states and you win the white house. if you take this one, colorado is a swing state i almost impossible to see donald trump winning what used to be a swing state or out here. you look to iowa and new hampshire and wisconsin f you're the trump campaign. you just start by looking at this and say defend, defend, defen

outcome of this race ed rollins on yesterday basically, florida and ae are must wins do you agree with that? >> well, ohiod talk later about past victory for trump which are purely they are ethical at this point you can win without florida it is did i for republican to do it you quote win without ohio cannot do it no republican has ever been elected without ohio two democrats fdr in 44, jfk in 60 of, i don't think trump can possibly win without ohio, ohio more critical than florida. >> any states you would point out to critical. >> sure normal swing states are, florida, ohio, new hampshire virginia, iowa, colorado, and nevada. some of those are not terribly competitive because of thing trump has said i don't know about his panics can you think of anything? that he may have said to alienate standing in colorado inactived places like that he has to move on the directions, to win. he can throw everything in to three big states, if he can assume he can get all the romney states the state he will have to work hardest to get north carolina romney narrowly carried obama won it in 88 if he can get 206 electoral v

and now we're going to see this year, there are like a half dozen battleground states and whoever wins ohio, florida, and a few others will likely win the election. it was very similar in the 1870's and 1880's. republicans and democrats were nearly evenly divided and anything that could gain a few votes could change an election. what politicians do is they start, they kind of fudge over the arguments about importation and say if we keep the chinese out it will be good for the american economy, good for the working man and it will help the united states. and even the workers have never really been asking for this except for -- in california it is different -- but east of the rockies workers could care less. but politicians see immigration as a way to demagogue votes. there is no more visceral issue in american history than race and immigration and when you combine the two, and this is the first time it is really done. it is done against the irish in the 1850's, specifically the first time in gains weight, and it works. >> the mark of a great talk is when we have to interrupt the questioning

no republican has ever won the white house without winning ohio so that and a trump super pac is targeting an unlikely group of voters. gary tuckman takes a look. >> reporter: before the sun has risen, amish country is active but not politically active. do you vote in presidential elections. >> no. >> reporter: are you going to be voting in the presidential election. >> no, i am not. >> this is holmes county. ohio. no county has a higher percentage of amish. more than half of the people that live here are part of that deeply conservative and old world traditional community and almost all will tell you they consider it against their faith to vote in a presidential election. >> we could do more by praying. >> reporter: that's not stopping amish pac to raise money in key states like ohio and pennsylvania to put donald trump in the white house. adam mast is an amish minister. do you watch tv. >> i don't. >> reporter: go on the computer. >> i don't. >> reporter: read the newspapers. >> once in a while. >> reporter: do you know who donald trump is. >> i know he's a billionaire running for presid

he'd have to win ohio, pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin. of course, donald trump is saying he'll put new jersey, maryland, california into play, which is highly unlikely. but it is possible to lose florida. it just makes it a very uphill battle where you'd have to win fairly strong lean blue states that have gone democrat the last few cycles. >>> later on, the republican who tells me why he thinks donald trump is the most pro-gay candidate the gop has ever had for president. think fixing your windshield is a big hassle? not with safelite. this family needed their windshield replaced but they're daughters heart was set on going to the zoo. so guess what, i met them at the zoo. service that fits your schedule. that's another safelite advantage. ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ ♪ using 60,000 points om my chase ink card i bought all the framework... wire... and plants needed to give my shop... a face... no one will forget. see what the power of points can do for your business. learn more at chase.com/ink see what the power of points can

if he can win ohio and pennsylvania, i mean, it will be stun.nnsylvania's basically considered blue now. >> and he's down by eight in florida but that's after all the comments about the judge that i think were absolutely normal but that did hurt him in the polls -- >> you think they were normal? >> don't see any problem with the chebtcomments. polls will show in about two weeks he'll be back in florida too. the rnc has outraised the dnc by $50 million in this cycle. so the republican party has a money issue. let's not act like trump has a money issue. >> trump's campaign does have a money issue as today. the question is whether he can turn it around. >> let's not pretend money doesn't matter. it's not just me saying that. trump himself last month said we have to raise $1 billion. >> and he's working really hard to do that. he's got over four months left to go. >> you may not think the comments about the judge were an issue but the donors clearly do. even trump came around to that because he walked back which is rare for trump. >> i think in nove

. >> i think he needs to pick someone to, where he can win ohio ant the great state of florida. >> i't think anyone is there available. boy go with newt gingrich and build a team of rivals. >> i love newt. he can communicate with congress. >> and he can get the job done with congress because they're weak, witless and feckless. i hope when you booked this trip, you didn't know we had hundreds of thousands of places to stay all over the world. or that we searched billions of flights to get you here. a few weeks ago, you didn't even know where here was. now the only thing you don't know, is how you're gonna leave. expedia. technology that connects you to the people and places that matter. amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. don't miss the lowest prices of the season going on now, with our best-buy rated c2 queen mattress now only $699.99. know better sleep. only at a sleep number store. hey! i like your ride. i just wanted to let you know... you can save a ton by switching

the reason being, you got to win ohio. donald trump tomorrow will go to pennsylvania to give a speech on trade. where does he go after he leaves? he goes to ohio. so the race is close, but it's really going it be fought in just a handful of battleground states. let's keep a close eye on pennsylvania, ohio, let's see how donald trump does in states like maine where he's going to go on wednesday. he's going to go up there. a very independent electorate. let's see what he does out west because he's coming out here to colorado on friday as well to give a speech to the western political action committee conference. so a bunch of conservatives gathering. so it is going to come down to about seven or eight states, don. >> fareed, you know, the latest polling also shows hillary clinton and donald trump still have very high unfavorables. clinton at 55%. trump at 60%. it's clear a lot of this has to with trust. >> a lot of people tell pollsters they don't trust me. i don't like hearing that and i've thought a lot about what's behind

if you're to give him ohio and give him florida he's still 18 away. what is this scenario to win? virginia? can he turn it red or not? that would give him a number to what he would need. iowa, new hampshire, and virginia could go democrat. trump would win. do you see how difficult it is for him and her? and easier slot now at the moment. we'll be mixing this thing up in the next five months, guys. back to you in san diego. >>> hillary clinton is looking to shut the down on bernie sander was a win in california. right now, that race is too early to call in the golden state. >> the backlash on the trump campaign. we're live in california. we had a boat go by playing guns "n" roses. we don't know what that means, but we'll be right back. >> good times. new bikes aren't selling guys... what are we gonna do? how about we pump more into promotions? ♪ nah. what else? what if we hire more sales reps? ♪ nah. what else? what if we digitize the whole supply chain? so people can customize their bike before they buy it. that worked better than expected. i'll dial it back. yeah, dial it back. j

for donald trump to have that midwest strategy, he not only has to win ohio but pennsylvania and michiganand wisconsin. looks like he's doing well in one state so far but the other ones, particularly pennsylvania, michigan, hillary clinton seems to be very comfortable. again, caution this is one groupigrou grouping of polls. we'll get so many over the next four months but hillary clinton doing very well in the diverse state, donald trump maybe doing okay in ohio. but we'll wait for the next polls. >> even as we wait, the bottom line is what it looks more often than not is what it looks like when we come back after labor day. so we'll get a better snapshot of where this may be. >> and florida is important. if the democrats win florida it's hard to see how republicans get to 270. >> double digit lead for hillary clinton right now. thank you. >>> breaking news from the pentagon on new rules for transgender service members. we'll take you there live after a short break. owen! hey kevin. hey, fancy seeing you here. uh, i live right over there actually. you've been to my place. no, i wasn't...o

. >> i think he needs to pick someone to, where he can win ohio ant the great state of florida. >> ion't think anyone is there available. boy go with newt gingrich and build a team of rivals. >> i love newt. he can communicate with congress. >> and he can get the job done with congress because they're weak, witless and feckless. i hope donald trump is going to win this. because four more years of obama is something the country doesn't need. we'll be right back. but, i don' want one that's had a bunch of owners just say, show me cars with only one owner pretty cool it's perfect. that's the power of carfax® find the cars you want, avoid the ones you don't plus you get a free carfax® report with every listing start your used car search at carfax.com ...one of many pieces in my i havlife.hma... so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like

but the reality is hillary clinton does need to win pennsylvania and she needs to win ohio if she's going to beat donald trump come november, tamron. >> all right, kasie. let's go to nbc's chris jansing, she's actually traveling with the sanders campaign for us this morning. she joins us by phone as she heads back to vermont with the senator. chris, thanks for joining us. a lot going on there, but i do want to talk about this meeting in washington, d.c., this morning. what information do you have regarding how it was set up and what's expected here? >> reporter: so there was a call that was made by senator sanders to the white house saying that he wanted to meet with the president. so that meeting was set for yesterday. but the stage will be set for that today. i think on the plane ride back to vermont, they'll have about five plus hours to talk with his senior advisers. i'm at the hotel now where sanders and his wife spent the night as well as his senior aides who were busy yesterday. they were working on last-minute details for all of these states and then well into the night and in fac

and no republican has won the nomination without winning ohio in modern recent elections. so that, of course, is going to be critical for trump. but shoring up pennsylvania for hillary clinton is also important. i will say the comments over the last couple days from donald trump, i think you have seen some of that play out in pennsylvania, in particular, pat toomey, defending his seat there has been reluctant to get on board with donald trump. i think that tells you how he's reading his state politically. so a sense that perhaps whoever might come out that's new in pennsylvania might not be enough to overcome those potential issues, thomas. >> katy, last night we saw trump using the teleprompters, that's rare, but the vow to go after the clintons is not so rare. what are you hearing about the speech he's planning? >> we played a small soundbyte last night saying they are benefiting from government contracts, benefiting from that. the donald trump campaign doesn't release talking points before he gives these speeches. and i am told that they are still working on this speech

it's a good strategic choice to win ohio. >> reporter: new jersey is represented, too. >> i would like to see cory booker. >> reporter: virginia u.s. senator tim kaine attracts a lot of attention here. >> i like kaine would be my first pick. >> reporter: also attracting attention -- who would you like hillary clinton to pick as a running mate? >> maybe bernie, because he is already out there and he has been in politics for awhile and i think he would make a good vice president. >> reporter: bernie sanders is also on people's minds here in a different way. >> i would pick elizabeth warren because that would bring bernie supporters along. >> reporter: then there are those who would be more likely to want elizabeth warren as vice president if her running mate was a man. >> i don't know if two women on the ticket is a good idea or not. >> reporter: that issue is on a lot of people's minds here. even among the most enthusiastic elizabeth warren supporters. >> i'm a little concerned about two women running together. i don't know if the country's ready for that. i'm ready for it. but i don't

miss column y but i'm also missls district of columbia means i'mol just going to say dc if columbus ohio wins'm going to say ohio there's no columbia winning in this pageant so i won't mess up that. >> just read the cards, right. >> exactly. >> it will be televised this sul on fox 5 three hour special. spe >> coming up, the beginning of metro owes overhaul hours away w special arrangements being made around the region to assist with your commute. working from home is tell t companies. we got pros and countries still ahead. >> bang the box on college applications the question president obama wants removedovd from the admission process. pro >>> starbucks team mink up with a beer company but they are not mawk king coffee or beer. >> here why one company is tossing its ties bet the guystie are upset about that. >> yeah. ♪ ♪ ♪ vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbo

donald trump has the ability to win in ohio, pennsylvania and florida. and you have to do that by being a disciplined message. the orlando tragedy. you will have carl hug by on talking about -- carl hug by on talking about it. i think the more he will be on mess and you will go into the convention. post convention he will have a nice bump and he will be able to make sure those states we need to by in november, we do win in november. charles: a man tried to wrestle away a handgun from a police officer. he had taken lessons at a range in loves. he expressed to police officers his intention was to try to kill donald trump. what is the campaign saying about that? >> i don't know what they are going to do about that. charles: this is fairly shocking news. >> it demonstrates that we are in a very polarizing general elect campaign. there are those who love donald trump and those who can't stand donald trump. there has been as you mentioned in your opening, the four bills on gun control. if you are looking in areas where there are certain policies that weaken th

ohio a dead heat. if trump loses florida, can he win in november? >> no, he can't, and i think the -- the state poll numbers are almost more important than these national numbers. >> really? >> we're going to seat national number fluctuate from time to time but if he can't win florida, ohio and -- pennsylvania has always been fool's gold for republicans. that's a very difficult state. they think they can put it in play and perhaps his different brand, his different style of voter can put that state in play but if you lose ohio, if you lose florida, it's over. you don't win by popular vote. you win by electoral vote. this is the united states. the guy with the most votes doesn't always win. >> so you think they are realizing -- actually not a popularity contest. >> it's not -- i was fascinated by how close things are in ohio still because ohio is really the key economic battleground in a lot of ways. i mean, ohio is where you've got the rest belt voter, working class white man who hasn't had a real -- >> that's a trump supporter. >> that's the people

ohio he's tied with her and tied in pennsylvania. they each have about 40%. she has 42% and he has 41%. can trump win pennsylvania. >> his path would be very difficult. if you just used -- let's go back to the romney/obama map of 2012. obama won 332 to 206. if trump wins pennsylvania and ohio, but loses florida, and hillary clinton gets all the other obama states just the way they were in 2012, trump would lose by 50 electoral votes. so to win under that scenario he would have to sweep all three states and then he would win by eight electoral votes. that assumes that hillary clinton doesn't break through in arizona or utah where the polls have been close or north carolina which obama in 2008 but lost in 2016. so for that scenario donald trump has to win pennsylvania, ohio, and florida. >> she's trouncing him in the fundraising department in the most recent filing with the federal election. he's got $1.3 million in the bank and she has about $40 million in the bank right now as of the end of may. why is he having trouble raising money. >> he has about as much money as a congressional campaign and one

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in florida, in pennsylvania, we're winning in ohio, getting ahead of. >> announcer: le new hampshire. we're going to look to get ahead in michigan. the only way a republican is going to be successful is by going out and get those states mitt romney candidly lost four years ago. >> finally donald trump saying he was disappointed at the criticism he's received from some of the republican leadership. is there at this point a detaunt on public critique either from trump to ward from gop leaders and gop leaders toward him because it becomes off-putting at some point whether it is trump, or ryan or mitch mcconnell at a time they're looking to see a unification process under way. >> there is a unification process under way. yo view to remember they agree on more issues than they don't. that's not to say there aren't going to be disagreements in public policy. that's fair to have. >> i guess, corey, is it going to be private from now on rather than public. have you or any member of the staff talked with the rnc or speaker ryan's office and said, you k

maybe someone who would help hillary clinton win ohio. critical for the white house. but the ohio governor -- it might force the ability of the democrats to retake the majority in the senate. so it is a very complicated set of mathematics. frankly, the democrats believe that with donald trump on the ticket and in the last week or two, a have a good chance to take back the majority in the senate and losing one of those would not be the critical wall. >> as you look at the demographics, where is hillary clinton weakest? how does she shore up in those areas? >> it depends on how you ask the question and who you ask it of. the young people, someone who appeals to them. you minority population, it has been very important for her. she was extraordinarily successful with latino voters and she might get a lot of voters from them to have a black or latino running mate. so maybe you pick someone like -- in new jersey. from cory booker you have the advantage of an african-american who is a young guy. very energetic. he basically owns social media by himself. he has a terrific out

so there is, and again, ohio will win for democrats in november. thank you to bernie and hillary for running a race that makes democrats proud, a race about issues, a race about principles, of course -- much the republican grade school fight and then watch the two adults talk issues and about the future of the country. also look at the difference, while republicans are busy trying to disown their front runner, or actually disown their two front runners, democrats are proud of both of ours. thank you to david pepper. i saw his mother here, who i know is so proud of her son. thank you for putting in front of us those volunteers and employees. i know how hard they work. i see them a lot. i know what they did in 2012 and 2014. it is incredible, the energy these young and sometimes not so young staff and volunteers bring to the table. and special thanks to the wait staff. [applause] sen. brown: as progressive democrats, we always honor hourly wage earners, especially when waitstaff is paid so much less than they should be. if you visit my office in wash

so there is, and again, ohio will win for democrats in november. [applause]] brown: thank you to bernie and hillary for running a race that makes democrats proud, a race about issues, a race about principles, of course gradethe republican school fight and then watch the two adults talk issues and about the future of the country. also look at the difference, while republicans are busy trying to disown their front runner, or actually disown their two front runners, democrats are proud of both of ours. thank you to david pepper. i saw his mother here, who i know is so proud of her son. thank you to david pepper, thank us for putting in front of those volunteers and employees of odp. i know how hard they work. i see them a lot. i know what they did in 2012 and 2014. it is incredible, the energy these young and sometimes not so young staff and volunteers bring to the table. and special thanks to the wait staff. [applause] senator brown: as progressive democrats, we always honor hourly wage earners, especially when waitstaff is paid so much less than the

but those two states, we can't win, we can't get to 270 without florida and ohio. ave to win those two. that's target number one. the other states, you have to get six or seven states to make the difference. my pleasure, thank you very much. maria: ed rollins. the baseball hall of fame looking to honor we lost. and the corporate bond program today, the pressure surrounding mario draghi in a minute. ♪ don't stop, it will soon be here ♪ ♪ it will be here better than before, yesterday's gone, yesterday's gone ♪ >> welcome back. 45 minutes away from the opening bell. we're expecting a higher opening for the broader averages. dow industrials set to open up about 40 points. crude oil now at an eight month high. topping $51 a barrel in overnight trading and it's below that level. it's at 51.01. supply disruptions behind this move in oil and there were disruptions in nigeria, that certainly drove the move higher as well as a larger than expected decline in inventories here in the u.s. verphone shares cutting the full year outlook reporting weaker than expected earnings. and

republicans have to win ohio. he wants to create trump democrats like reagan democrats in michigan.is the path that some trump supporters and strategists think this is a heavy lift, don't get me wrong. they think that's the path and that would do it. flipping the states would be 270 to 268. another is florida. his team thinks if you can't get this one, you make it up in florida. we'll talk about the latino problem there. he says that's a second home. trump strategists think virginia, which has leaned blue lately, they might be able to get that back. some combination starting in the rust belt, maybe florida and virginia for donald trump. not an easy path. if you're trump, you start in the rust belt and wait for opportunity. >> clearly an uphill battle for donald trump but he would have to defy expectations with some key voter blocs in order to win. >> he would. latinos, his biggest problem, has made it likely even worse. >> look at the last four presidential elections. george w. bush, the last republican to win, ran nine points behind him on the latino votes. john mccain, minus 36. m

we're winning in ohio. we're dead even or ahead in the state of new hampshire. we're going to put states like michigan in play. we're going to do well in states like nevada. if you look at the map, virginia is another great opportunity for us. if you look at the map and the ability to expand that, it's critical and the only way we're going to be successful is bring out the states that do lost four years ago. lou: and finally donald trump saying today he was disappointed at the criticism that he's received from some of the republican leadership. is there at this point a detaunt on public critique either from trump toward the leadership of the gop and gop leaders toward him? because it becomes offputting to voters at some point whether it is trump or whether it is ryan or mitch mcconnell at a time when they're looking to see a unification process well underway. >> well, there's a unification process underway, but you have to remember these individuals agree on more issues than they disagree on. they agree that middle dallas tax cuts are important, reducing our def

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kasich, however, to rally the troops and the republican party behind him in ohio because he must win ohioight, kelly, thank you very much. have a great weekend. >> thank you. charles: hey, think money can't buy you happiness? well, apparently not. there's a new study of what makes americans happy. and it may surprise you, makes me a little sad. next closing the stage this afternoon for auditions? what's on that piece of paper? oh, miss maroney, your forehead! should not be doing anything. i just had botox. i know exactly what's happening! ah! whoa! this is a bad streaming experience. "the girlie show" is a real fun lady show. (vo) don't let bad streaming ruin a good show. don't look at me! (vo) only verizon has the largest, most reliable 4g lte network. can your network say that? switch now, buy two samsung phones and get a free tv, plus up to $650 back. only on america's best network. >> i'm nicole petallides with your fox business brief. we're down in a mixed market now, the s& s&p 500 negative for the week. the dow still hold onto gains for the week. right now let's take a look. the do

they thought -- the romney people had every statistic going that said they were going to win ohio iney battleground states in 2012 because that vote would come out for them. they actually did not come out or some of them voted democratic still. trump is able to get some of that. my problem with trump, and it's always been my problem with him is that he is so divisive sometimes. it's not in his heart. he does this as a stick. but still he's running for president. he's so divisive, he says such outrageous things that you literally have to hold your nose to be around him and vote for him. and, you know, if he cannot do that, he like win. it's a big if. connell: i want to go to the markets, make sure your earpiece is in because you have to hear jonas. stocks are rolling back today, three days in a row we've had a nice rally after -- >> brexit. connell: at the end of the day we could be break even. >> we're up for the month. connell: we're up for the month of june, yes. so, jonas, we were talking about politics, charlie and i. if you're donald trump, are you out there just rooting for dis

you could have donald trump win in ohio and pennsylvania, but losing the entire southwest where the immigrant communities are very large. it will be a very difficult map than what we are used to or have seen back in 2012 and 2008. >> the question of the integrity of the judge in the trump university case simply because he is latino. questioning his integrity because he is as donald trump says mexican. >> born in indiana. >> remarkable. it is not something you could have thought up a few years ago. listen to what mitch mcconnell said. criticizing trump's attacks. saying episodes like the recent trip to mexico and insulting the governor there is not the way you move forward. >> i think the attacks that he's routinely engaged in, for example, going after susana martinez, the republican governor of new mexico, was a big mistake. what he ought to be doing is unify the party. i think attacking people once you have won is a time to be gracious and bring the party together. >> miguel makes a great point. this is mcconnell as paul ryan as speaker of the house endorsing trump. i would love to be a fly

so if you remember he wins florida, ohio, pennsylvania, he's the next president of the united states,nd he needs to be counterpunching hilton right now. charles: but i guess had the palm palms do you agree that speech. but hillary has replaced the screech with the monotone more presidential thing. i think that helps her a lot eason even though the screech keeps me up. >> a generous description you're giving her. . charles: do you think that the screech was successful? >> i do. listen, i'm not someone -- hillary clinton is not a fantastic campaigner. she's always going to seem a little wooden. i think it's great she dried out some jokes. the chapter 11 joke was quite funny, wrote books on business but all ended at chapter 11. was it a policy speech? no, it wasn't. the foreign speech wasn't one either but what she's getting out there is information about donald trump. trump university, the 3,500 lawsuits and then called employees inconveniences. these are things that i think will rhett rest nature with voters. the polls swinging if had her direction. charles: the polls still are close b

new jersey where donald trump is winning and florida and ohio winning or within the margin. >> what pollsone or two points on the side within the margins and making a difference. and so if you want the poll the people of alaska, you want to poll the people of idaho, you know, those are all inclusive in the respective national polls but a presidential election is traditionally run well in ten or 11 states. he'll run it in a much bigger states turning states like pennsylvania red again. >> the only way to do that in a traditional campaign we know that he's not a traditional candidate, certainly didn't have a traditional structure in the primaries, but to build a network to have field staff and to do that you have to raise money. if you're not going to self fund and not going to in the general. my understanding is that there's no fund raising network and that you are relying, the campaign is relying a lot on the rnc infrastructure. but that was your job. right? to fund raise. >> let me touch on it. as we started to raise money in 30 days or so. he's self funded through the primary and of whi

but i'm also -- miss district of columbia wins i'll say dc. if columbus, ohio wins i'll say ohio. ess up that. >> miss usa will be coming on at 7:00 o'clock right here on fox 29. ♪ that should be a great event to watch, dave. people will be rained in having to stay and side as we check in again on main street waiting for the bike race to continue, going to be rained in you might as well be watching miss usa, right? >> speak for yourself, bill. >> yeah. >> he'll be helping with all the kids. dave, get over here. >> something better on southern charm maybe. that's on tomorrow night. >> never mind. i didn't say that. >>> there's look at the main street. the race. out there this morning. and we are looking at a few showers around. temperatures are into the 60s and 70s. heading tour the 80s this afternoon. no rain right now. ultimate doppler shows that. we are pretty much clear. maybe a spotty shower before severe weather gets here. it's developing along that line you can see forming across ohio and down through kentucky into tennessee now the storms will intensify along that. we have t

you don't win ohio come you don't win florida.he has potential as a site pennsylvania which has not been in place since reagan's campaign in 1984. my sense is if he holds everything romney did in wins those two states, pennsylvania are couple others, he can to 270. the passes they are. you can't just california or new york. the solid states we have this very solid. maria: what about the money and a bit. you're the cochairman of the super pac backing trump. you are also raising money for him, anthony scaramucci. he had a million dollars and should have 40 million. >> he chose to do it differently. atm anytime he wants to do that. the danger today's early on he didn't do the base of bringing big donors in her small donors that he could do that. it lay. the dangerous for the next month hillary is pounding away on him for a book to the convention. it's the same strategy they used in the same strategy we used with kerry. the next month it's got to have to get into his convention at the fall campaign dull match dollar for dollar to be a

the polling shows him winning in ohio and florida polls show him up by one. >> how many of these redink he can turn red? >> i think he can turn five or six red. if they are the right states, i think he could win. i think he's a very strong candidate but that's going to mean turning to the issues and painting a policy contrast. here's where hillary clinton and i differ on jobs and foreign policy. i think he needs to move in that direction and i think we'll start to see that. >> do you think it's realistic that he'll win the next six states? >> no. >> from california to new york, if he thinks he can turn those states red, i think he's drinking too much wine. >> before we go on, the general is about addition and people in his own party are saying, so far, except for the speech last night, this is not about addition, it's about subtraction. >> let's cut through this stuff about blue collar workers in pennsylvania and ohio, they have been discounted a long time ago. they have been with the republican party and there are not enough of them. right now, donald trump has a little over 100 ele

the quinnipiac poll showed him winning in ohio just yesterday.orida poll shows him up by one. >> how many of these blue states he think he can turn red? >> i think he could turn five or six red, which if they're the right states, it could be enough to win. i think he is a very strong candidate. but that's going to mean, don, turning to the issues and really painting a policy contrast. here is where hillary clinton and i differ on jobs and on foreign policy. so i think he does need to move in that direction, and i think we'll start to see that. >> do you think it's realistic that he can turn five or six states, any of you? >> no, absolutely not. >> from blue to red. >> california and new york, if he thinks he can turn those states red, i think he's drinking too much -- >> the general is about addition, and even people in his own party are saying so far, except for the speech last night, this is not about addition. this is about subtraction because he's not speaking to a general. >> let's cut through this stuff about blue collar workers in pennsylv