you see cities that have been sacrificed youngstown ohio one of the steel capitals of the world. what these. capitalists have done in cities like cameron in cities like youngstown in southern west virginia they're doing everywhere reconfiguring the global economy into an incredibly wealthy global oligarchy class don't take this the wrong way but you sound like a left wing nut bar out here to go on people defend a character assassination if you want to discuss issues that's fine but i mean the sounds like box news and i don't go on look you have had very eloquent writers people on crown royal can call in canada who laid this out. with you know incredible lucidity and to somehow attack critique by cohen from. engages in the kind of trash talk and alluded to corporate are what i write well thank you so much for joining us here i don't know it will be well. thank you all for being here this very incredible group of world class business leaders that's what you are these c.e.o.'s are in some cases pulling compensations cockroaches in the billions of dollars often defrauding their own sh

you see cities that have been sacrificed youngstown ohio one of the steel capitals of the world. what these capitalists have done in cities like camden in cities. like youngstown in southern west virginia they're doing everywhere reconfiguring the global economy into an incredibly wealthy global oligarchy class don't take this the wrong way but you sound like a left wing nut bar i don't usually go on people defend a character assassination if you want to discuss issues that's fine but i mean the found by fox news and i don't go on look you have had very eloquent writers people one can call in canada laid this out. with you know incredible lucidity and to somehow attack critique bike on someone. engages in the kind of trash talk and alluding to corporate airways all right well thank you so much for joining us here i don't know it will be well. thank you all for being here this very incredible group of world class business leaders that's what you are these c.e.o.'s are in some cases pulling compensations cockroaches in the billions of dollars often defrauding their own shareholders

will largely be speaking to places like flint, michigan and southwestern pennsylvania, even youngstown, ohio. i think what we have seen from the decline in viewership combined with some of the more viral moments, all of that was designed to tap into the base. needs to talk to those parts of the country if he wants to win. tom: this is going to be a huge idea. the union vote. the idea how much democrats get back the traditional vote. thank you so much. coverage tonight, 9:00. somehow i think we will go on after that. david westin leading. i am three is -- i am thrilled to tell you dr. dean is in the house. dr. dean with perspective on his democratic party. the gentleman from vermont at 6:00. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tom: jobless claims at 8:30. an interesting day culminating with the vice president's speech tonight. we will give you full coverage with david westin. in the equity markets, what to do and what not to do. one of our favorite guests andrew slimmon joins us. --ades of purpose spec of decades of perspective on the movements of markets. first do no harm, what should i not be doing? onr

don't know whether or not they are going to have a lasting impact and parts of the country like youngstown, ohioanna: i'm sure there are many people in the u.s. who feel they know joe biden's life story very well, and i wonder what we are going to hear from him that will be new later on today. these things are not usually heavy on policy, are they? i'm sure there will be plenty of attacks on the president, and maybe some reflections on his life journey. kevin: from what i am gathering, i can tell you first and foremost, they want to make sure that he delivers a speech that doesn't hurt him, that there is no major gas, no major flop, so to speak, that would be a ,efining trait of this speech and encapsulate and make an impression on swing voters' minds. the second point is they are also aware that they don't necessarily need to hit a homerun. they just really don't want to do anything that would significantly hurt him. i don't think you are going to hear policy specifics. i think the biden campaign really has adopted the strategy it as close toep vast in terms of the coalition building he would d

he is spending more in youngstown, ohio, than he is the entire state of texas. so this is where mind games come into play. every campaign does it, trying to do it, but we are going to have to sort this out later this month and see where people are putting large numbers of staff, large amounts of the candidates time and large amounts of the campaign's money until we figure out really where each side is playing. >> sandra: what is going to be the move on the part of the biden campaign when it comes to the debates back you've got a former bill clinton press secretary urging joe biden don't do it, don't debate donald trump. >> joe biden has already committed to debating donald trump, three debates, and that's with the commission is coming up with. i don't think that's a big issue. i think joe biden is ready. when i listen to the trump campaign spokesperson, she talked about the president is surging. the only thing surging is covid, the number of hot spots across the country. the number of americans who are filing for unemployment, the number of deaths that continue

youngstown, ohio, on with larry sabato of uva. good morning. caller: good morning. i wonder if, during the convention, they will talk about social security. in the last two budget cycles, trump proposed cutting social security and medicare by $2 million. now trump says he wants to illuminate payroll taxes, permanently, next year. these are the taxes that fund social security and medicare. depend want to have to on charity or my children and grandchildren to stay alive, when i fade into the system my whole working life. thank you. host: larry sabato? guest: that was a well put together question. she has done some research on that. look, you will hear a lot about social security, but the vast majority on the democratic side. again, this is a standard practice in democratic campaigns, to talk about the security of social security. is the system secure? can you count on it? usually, democrats are saying the public's are trying to cut, they are trying to undercut. guarantee social security with them in charge commanded republicans will try to deny that. extent that socia

congressman tim ryan, you represent akron, youngstown, the mahoney valley. the state of ohiot for donald trump by 450,000 votes. what are the prospects for this november? >> well, it's trending in the right direction. el like the scenarios we're dealing with in 16 aren't here. people now know donald trump. it wasn't just a flashy campaign he ran. now he's got a history. everybody knows about here, and many ohioans, likmany michigans have a family down in florida and we saw how trump, the trump style leading through the covid 19 affected so ma ohioans that now live in florida, so families here are affected. trump lost 4,000 jobs at a local general motors plant. we couldn't even get iohis atte the head of the union sent two letters to him. he never responded. i tried to contact him. sherry brown, others didn't lif a finger, awhen we lost all 4,000 jobs, he blamed the head of the uni. just today, judy, he came out saying the amican people shld boycott goodyear, which is 3,000 jobs, arworld headqurs in akron, the president of the united states in a the middle of a recession and a

president obama and then crossed over and went for president trump in key parts of the country like youngstown, ohiothwestern pennsylvania. the democrats have to win them back if they want to win. finally, will he stick on message? this is a teleprompter speech. it's been different, the theatrics of it all, because it is a convert -- a virtual convention. gaps?e have major the republicans will be watching for that. democrats assure me that will not happen. shery: all of this coming at a time when we see u.s.-china tensions. you spoke to secretary of state keith kroc about the state department's warning on chinese stocks. kevin: exactly. andent a letter to colleges universities urging them they would be "prudent to divest their financial entanglements relating to their endowments from chinese investments." he says it is a foreshadowing of other policies to come in the short-term. when i asked what the response has been, take a listen to what he told me. because i can tell you, most of these boards of trustees, i didn't know back when i was the chairman at purdue that their endowment funds are investe

president trump came in 2017, he came to youngstown, ohio, don't sell your house, since that time generaljobs, you know, attacking president trump. president trump got on the phone and said mary barra put something in there. thank god, thank god last week, couple of weeks ago vice president pence was there for rolling out of the endurance electric truck plant that went into the plant. general motors is spending a billion dollars on a battery plant adjacent to that plant. that's winning, that's what president trump does. he gets things done. brian: it's very interesting because vice president biden said i will bring jobs back and i will raise corporate taxes. what brought them back getting more in line with the world and what forces them away is taxes are too high. they have to do what's right for the company. what made you flip parties, was it any one policy? >> i worked in the industry for 27, 28 years and i saw that we could compete. we were losing our jobs and there was no reason for it and president trump's message was i'm going to cut taxes. i'm going to cut regulations. there's no r

youngstown, ohio, on with larry sabato of uva. good morning. caller: good morning.r if, during the convention, they will talk about social security. in the last two budget cycles, trump proposed cutting social security and medicare by $2 million. now trump says he wants to illuminate payroll taxes, permanently, next year. these are the taxes that fund social security and medicare. depend want to have to on charity or my children and grandchildren to stay alive, when i fade into the system my whole working life. thank you. host: larry sabato? guest: that was a well put together question. she has done some research on that. look, you will hear a lot about social security, but the vast majority on the democratic side. again, this is a standard practice in democratic campaigns, to talk about the security of social security. is the system secure? can you count on it? usually, democrats are saying the public's are trying to cut, they are trying to undercut. guarantee social security with them in charge commanded republicans will try to deny that. extent that social securi

the memorial was put up in youngstown, ohio, almost 60 years ago but the land around it became overgrownbilitate and give great maintenance to a memorial but still appear abandoned park. those two don't go together. >> a group moved the memorial to land owned by a marine across the street after notifying the city. the council says it was done illegally. well, here is some tough love. an arizona dad giving all his son's stuff away after he was caught taking a joy ride in the family car. roman martinez and his wife were in las vegas when they got a call from police. the teen had to watch as his things were taken next to a sign reading, quote: sorry i stole my parent's car and was speeding. he admitted it was fair punishment. yikes. pete: amazing, sitting there drinking water with all this stuff. ainsley: that's a harsh punishment. you love it, pete. brian: new study says some people might have pre-existing immunity to covid-19. how is that possible question mark? dr. marc siegel is here to explain next. it will mean painful cuts to essential public services across america. fewer teachers a

it was people like from youngstown, ohio and parma, ohio, the middle of the country.nts maybe didn't have a great income or certainly didn't have access to influence, they went and fought that war. and that war collided with 2008, 2009, an economic collapse in which many of them lost everything. the obama economy rebuilt part of the country and then it collided with what's happened right now, a collision of incompetence and ignorance on the part of this administration. gene, i don't know about you, but i look around at people, the only time you really encounter people in this culture that we live in now with everyone quarantined is places like grocery stores and gas stations and you talk to them as americans and you can sense their frustration. what do you think? >> well, i think your analysis is right, mike. i don't think this all happened in the last three years. i think there is a reason why a third of the country believes the president's lies. and is still willing to support this man who is out to -- who cares nothing about democracy. and is out to destroy what is

taken overtime away from 100,000 ohio workers under a rule that obama and biden and secretary perez and i did. he won't raise the minimum wage. he told workers why youngstowne town, don't sell your homes, these jobs are going back, then didn't lift a finger to help us keep them. he attacked goodyear tire, steelworkers who make tires, attacked them and attacked that company. trump's phony populism worked in the 2016 election. but i underscore "phony populism." voters who pay attention can see that it was phony now. we've got to get workers' attention. it's on us to sell that message and i'll be selling that message every day in ohio, trump has been betraying workers, his phony populism only undermined workers. biden is running his campaign through the eyes of workers and will be the kind of president who fights for the dignity of work. that's going to come through. whether it closes the gap to zero is not the issue. it closes the gap by 10 or 15 points, we win big. that's our mission. that's what we're going to succeed in doing. >> was it a mistake to have john kasich, former ohio governor you know so well and other republicans, mike bloomberg in a prime pl

youngstown area. 350 people at this republican event. you feel the energy building. i think last night was a great kickoff in our convention. i feel that in ohiot our state. the president's out and about. joe biden won't leave his home. the president was in wisconsin, minnesota, north carolina in the last few days. he's out and about, talking to the american people he cares so much about. maria: what are you going to do? look, most people do not want a socialist agenda, most people do not want to see $4 trillion in tax increases. you've got the right idea in terms of policy. but what are you going to do to stop cheating if there is cheating in terms of mail-in voting, what about big tech? congressional lawmakers investigating anti-republican speech, anti-conservative bias at big tech, turning to amazon as well, congressman. what about the potential for cheating, whether it's big tech or whether it's mail-in voting? what are you going to do? >> you draw attention to it. that's all we can do at this point. that's what we did yesterday on the hearing on the postal service. you draw attention to it, every single time big tech is censoring conserva