you mentioned earlier nationbuilding. my question is more or less, to what degree would you put reconstruction on the same level nationbuilding as the current events in saudi arabia -- i'm --ry, afghanistan and iraq would it go on the same list of nationbuilding always failing? it's failing first lightly different reasons. i'm not sure it's quite the same. history doesn't repeat itself really. in many ways, it's like a corkscrew, twisting and coming in different ways all the time. a colonial historian i had in college said theodore roosevelt's policies differed from those of benjamin franklin, thomas jefferson. he said, anything after the 1900s is current events. i'm cautious about that. nationbuilding in the south is kind of different. you've got a long-standing tradition of, on the face of it, and youic institutions, are not trying to create new democratic institutions. you are widening the vote. the second thing is, you've got an awful lot of southerners, perhaps a majority of them, if you count a white and black, who

nationbuilding in the south is kind of different. you've got a long-standing tradition of, on the face of it, democratic institutions, and you are not trying to create new democratic institutions. you are widening the vote. the second thing is, you've got an awful lot of southerners, perhaps a majority of them, if you count white and black, who are in favor of precisely this kind of nationbuilding. you may have read the new york times a few days ago. there is a new movie coming out about a confederate dissident. my wife's response was, wow. i didn't know any southerners supported reconstruction. well let me tell you. , there were 40,000 in the state of north carolina, probably more in tennessee, tens of thousands in arkansas. union people and people who for many reasons wanted to see a new and better and different south. as for black people, african-americans, male and female, they are unanimous in that regard. remember in south carolina, you , may not know it, but you probably do -- south carolina won the civil war. it's true. but i

decades, we have tried the overwhelming force and counterinsurgency and counterterrorism, we tried nationbuilding, we tried peacekeeping, peacemaking, humanitarian intervention, we worked in proxies, we have done covert wars. it's not as if the people in the pentagon, it's not as if the officer corps is single-mindedly saying we've taken a variety of approaches and different places but you still end up needing to get to the bottom line making an evaluation and at the bottom line is none of those approaches have yielded good results policymakers expected and anticipated so there are those and senator cruise in different ways all represent me and i would've tried harder to come to the point that ought not be a satisfactory position. >> you don't see any change in policy. >> i'm not implying for a second that they are advocating identical approaches. it is certainly possible to discern different emphases between trump and cruise. it's a pretty safe assumption at this point. there wouldn't be any significant thinking of the war for the greater middle east and that is deeply regrettable. >> why do you

one of the things is we are getting out of the nationbuilding business. one of the reasons he called obama the founder of isis is because he was getting out of the business of nationbuilding. there is a certain contradiction there. hillary clinton does not have the physical stamina. start to putg to the stroke stuff out there? i thought it was a gender thing. none of this matters, just like his economics speech this week. it was meat and potatoes. now he is using temperament. 56-31. he is not fit to be president and until that changes, he will not do it on policy. mark: saying you are going to have a special test, i agree with you logistically. i think americans would like to see a better system for keeping people out. as for lives around the world, i think that is relatively good politics to say we need to ally with those who share our interests. that is realism. trump is trying to tap into dissatisfaction with how things are going, even though president obama's marks her up. people -- marks are up. people are nervous about it. this is not his current pr

donald trump is going to declare an end to nationbuilding. in a speech this hour in ohio, trump will say if elected, he will give up nationbuilding in favor of foreign policy that focuses on destroying the islamic state and other terrorist organizations. trump is also expected to propose a new ideological test for mission to the united states. manhunt, the suspect in the shooting of a georgia police officer has been arrested in florida. authorities say he was discovered hiding in the trunk of his sister's car. the officer was responding to a suspicious persons call in eastman, georgia come when he encountered this is after exiting his patrol car. doctors without borders says in africa hit one of the hospitals in northern yemen. medical of issues otherwise to brief the media say the strike killed and wounded 20 patients and hospital staff. global news 24 hours a day in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. vonnie: mark, thanks. getting back to the rallies, stocks at new highs. cyclical sectors, materials from industri

one of the things is we are getting out of the nationbuilding business. one of the reasons he called obama the founder of isis is because he was getting out of the business of nationbuilding. there is a certain contradiction there. he said hillary clinton does not have the physical stamina. are they going to start to put the stroke stuff out there? i thought it was a gender thing. none of this matters, just like his economics speech this week. it was meat and potatoes. now he is using temperament. 56-31. he is not fit to be president and until that changes, he will not do it on policy. mark: saying you are going to have a special test, i agree with you logistically. i think americans would like to see a better system for keeping people out. alliances around the world, i think that is relatively good politics to say we need to ally with those who share our interests. that is realism. trump is trying to tap into dissatisfaction with how things are going, even though president obama's marks are up. people are nervous about it. this is not his current problem

strategy of nationbuilding and regime change. massive flooding in louisiana. more than 20,000 people have been rescued including governor john bel edwards and his family, who were evacuated from the executive mansion. milwaukee is moving up its current -- curfew for teenagers following saturday's fatal police shooting of a black man. they will be forced at 10:00 p.m. local time. the man who was shot was fleeing a traffic stop and carrying a gun. i am mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. it is just after 6:30 p.m. here in new york, a: 30 p.m. -- a.m. in sydney. good morning. let's start off with new zealand, which has been running for 30 minutes now on the new trading day, looking pretty flat at the moment despite fresh record highs out of the u.s.. we are expecting gains on the afx and the nikkei. we are expecting to hear from her back and dominoes today -- murder back -- murveck and dominoes today. ubs is: this ugly, underlying profit to fall 98% to $1.6 billion. the profit could be the worst in history, reaching above $6 billion.

on his watch nationbuilding will end in as he did not mention it from entering the us he did say that immigration would curtailed. >> we will have to suspend immigration from some of the most dangerous and volatile reasons of the world with a history of supporting terrorism. >> trump left his questions unanswered including one will be left in the van and how he prevents terrorism from lying on the screen test. a new poll shows trailing hillary clinton by 30 points among registered near voters. clinton campaign along joe biden in pennsylvania. biden was born there and clinton's father was also born there. pennsylvania is one of the most important battleground of you may have friends are thinking about voting for trump. >> friends should not let friends vote for trump. biden echoed that. >> this man is thoroughly unqualified. >> he has no limits! back to the campaign trail today. notice pennsylvania has moved into the state and it's very important. the rally is held tonight in wisconsin. live from the newsroom, juliet and teresa ?back to you. >> another big moment on raising some eyebro

[applause] >> if i become president, the era of nationbuilding will be brought to a very swift and decisive end. [applause] thank you. a new approach which must be shared by both parties in america, by our allies overseas, and by our friends in the middle east. must be to halt the spread of radical islam. [applause] all actions should be oriented around this goal, and any country which shares this goal will be our ally. very important. some don't share this goal. we cannot always choose our friends, but we can never fail to recognize our enemies. [applause] as president i will call for an international conference focused on this goal. we will work side-by-side with our friends in the middle east including our greatest ally, israel. [applause] we will partner with king abdullah of jordan, and the president of egypt, president sisi, and all others who recognize this ideology of death that must be extinguished. [applause] we will also work very closely with nato on this new mission. i had previously said that nato was obsolete because it failed to deal adequately with terrorism. since my comme

if i become president, the era of nationbuilding will be brought to a very swift and decisive end. >> let's bring in ambassador john bolton, what was your take on donald trump's speech? >> i thought it was an excellent statement of the threat we face, namely a political ideology that despises everything we adhere to in western civilization and laid out a strategy, not a lot of details but a strategy to defeat it which is something we haven't seen in the last 71/2 years, clear contrast with hillary clinton's position which is essentially that of barack obama and the promise of a third obama term. for those who said we haven't joined the debate on the issues trump has joined it on the most important issues the american people have to judge the two candidates on this november. >> we heard in this clump trump saying the american view is to the victor goes the spoils and he would end nationbuilding. is that what the united states stands for after we rebuilt europe after world war 2 roma, rebuild korea after the korean war, rebuild japan? are we really aboutgoing for sp? >> those are two en

our current strategy of nationbuilding and regime change is a proven absolute failure. we have created a vacuum that allow terrorism to grow and thrive there i was an opponent of the iraq war from the beginning. a major difference between me and my opponent. although i was a private citizen whose personal opinions on such matters were really not sought, i nonetheless publicly expressed my private doubts about the invasion. i was against, believe me. a three months before the invasion i said in an interview with neil thibodeau, to whom i offer my best wishes for a speedy recovery, that quote, perhaps we shouldn't be doing it yet, at that the economy is a much bigger problem. in august of 2004, the early right after the conflict i made a detailed statement to esquire magazine in an interview. here's the quote in full. look at the war in iraq and the mess we are in. i would never have handled it that way. this was right after the invasion. does anybody really believe that iraq is going to be a wonderful democracy where people are going to run down to the voting box and gen

he also decried the iraq war and nationbuilding as examples of how he feels aesthetic judgment and hillary clinton. the rise of the isis is a direct result of policy decisions made by president obama and his former secretary of state. >> the obama clinton foreign policy has unleashed a cisco would destabilize the middle east and put the nation of iran which is death to america in a dominant position of regional power and in fact aspiring to be a domino world power. reporter: tremper find a couple parts of the speech temporarily proposing immigration from regions which export terrorism. and ideological screening test should be set up to identify who, for example, might support items like sharia law, a victory for hatred and who does not believe in the u.s. constitution. one of his first acts would be to set up a commission on radical islam. back to you in new york. lauren: tribe is heading to the battleground state of wisconsin today. lea: vice president joe biden making his first campaign appearance with hillary clinton at a rally in pennsylvania. listen. >> trumps ideas are not only profo

from couri trump also wants to stop nationbuilding, meaning removing dictators to put in american friendly governments, which he says doesn't work. he wants law enforcement to focus on signs of radicalization within the u.s. hillary clinton says trump is all over the map in his plan and she rejected his proposal to drive isis out of syria. >> his talked about sending ground troops, american ground far as i'm concerned. >> reporter: trump's speech was overshadowed by reports that his campaign chairman, paul manafort was on a list of secret payments for a russian political party in ukraine. the party designated $12.7 million for metaphor according to the new york times. anticorruption investigators say the handwritten ledger document -- documents a system of off the books payments. manafort denied the suggestion saying it's unfounded, silly and nonsensical. trump included russia in his coalition of countries to combat isis. karen, back to you. >>> it's easy to stay on top of the campaign trail. look for the latest on the campaign 2016 section of our website www.cbsdenver.com coming up, the r

our current strategy of nationbuilding and regime change is a proven absolute failure. we have created a vacuum that allow terrorism to grow and thrive there i was an opponent of the iraq war from the beginning. a major difference between me and my opponent. although i was a private citizen whose personal opinions on such matters were really not sought, i nonetheless publicly expressed my private doubts about the invasion. i was against, believe me. three months before the invasion i said in an interview with neil thibodeau, to whom i offer my best wishes for a speedy recovery, that quote, perhaps we shouldn't be doing it yet, at that the economy is a much bigger problem. in august of 2004, the early right after the conflict i made a detailed statement to esquire magazine in an interview. here's the quote in full. look at the war in iraq and the mess we are in. i would never have handled it that way. this was right after the invasion. does anybody really believe that iraq is going to be a wonderful democracy where people are going to run down to the voting box and gentl

the change in american policy, no more nationbuilding according to a brief we got last night. donald trump would no longer seek to remake the middle east into one democracy after another at the point of a gun, also issuing an explicit statement to the world that anyone who wants to work with the united states to defeat radical islamic terrorism will be our ally. a number two, big change in immigration policy. stopped issuing visas in places where the state department and the department of homeland security cannot effectively screen visa applicants and then for people who want to immigrate to this country, apply a simple test to determine whether or not they share american values. the third pillar is to declare a cold war like struggle against radical islamic terrorism area spread a message of a better way of life across the middle east while at the same time using not only the us military but the military of our allies in the fight against radical islam. to do great parade and destroy isis and other terror networks. this will be more a big ideas speak rather than specifics lik

he also wants to stop nationbuilding meaning removing dictators and making friendly governments which he says doesn't work. he also wants to focus on signs of radicalization within the u.s.>> reporter: hillary trent -- hillary clinton says that trump is all over the map and she rejects proposals to force isis out of syria. >> he talked of sending american ground troops. that is off the table as far as i am concerned.>>> trump's speech was overshadowed by reports that his campaign chair was on the list for secret payments from a pro-russian political party in ukraine. the new york times reports that the party designated $12.7 million. the anticorruption investigators say they have a documented system of illegal loved the book payments. he denied a report saying that the suggestion that i accepted cash payments is unfounded, silly and nonsensical. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. >>> have you stayed at a hotel get lately? -- a hotel lately? you may be the victim of a data breach. that includes travelers who stated a popular san francisco hotel.>>> plus a report of a gunshot tha

our current strategy of nationbuilding and regime change is a proven absolute failure. we have created a vacuum that allow terrorism to grow and thrive there i was an opponent of the iraq war from the beginning. a major difference between me and my opponent. although i was a private citizen whose personal opinions on such matters were really not sought, i nonetheless publicly expressed my private doubts about the invasion. i was against, believe me. three months before the invasion i said in an interview with neil thibodeau, to whom i offer my best wishes for a speedy recovery, that quote, perhaps we shouldn't be doing it yet, at that the economy is a much bigger problem. in august of 2004, the early right after the conflict i made a detailed statement to esquire magazine in an interview. here's the quote in full. look at the war in iraq and the mess we are in. i would never have handled it that way. this was right after the invasion. does anybody really believe that iraq is going to be a wonderful democracy where people are going to run down to the voting box and gentl

trump sys on his watch nationbuilding would end and while he did not mention his earlier proposals of banning muslims from entering the us but he did say emigration would be curtailed. >> we would have to temporary since then emigration from some of the most dangerous and volatile [applause] they have a history of supporting terrorism. >> trump left questions unanswered like which region the country is included in the van and how he would prevent terrorists from lying on the screening test. the speech came after the release of the poll which shows him trailing hillary clinton. clinton campaign along joe biden in pennsylvania. he was born there and there. he is one of the most important title states of the election. he is totally unqualified. >> this guy has no limits. >> there could potentially be more email headaches for hillary clinton. the issue is just not going away. the fbi prepares to turn over summaries of his interviews with clinton and the aids as well. all of this stems from the use of the highway email server. they would not be made public but it would ensure that the issu

nationbuilding, it does not work. never going to work. hillary clinton's reckless policy unleashed isis on to the world. she will never have the judgment or the stamina to fix the problems she created. it was just announced in a new poll that people feel the country is less safe today than it was before 9/11. pretty bad poll. with all the money we have spent, on the trillions of dollars that we spent -- all of the trillions of dollars that we spent, people feel less safe. our country is dying, our infrastructure is sick, our roads are terrible. our schools and tunnels. everything is bad. all that money was spent. bywas spent and wasted people who did not have a clue. we are going to change it around. we are going to defeat terrorism and keep the terrorists the hell out of our country. [cheers] anally, we're going to create more inclusive society where no american is left behind. [cheers] ,e going to bring back jobs opportunity, and hope to every community in our nation. once again, we're going to have a government of, by, and for the amer

he is expected to call an end to nationbuilding. will focus on destroying islamic state and other terrorist groups. he will also propose a new ideological test for admission into the u.s. an individual's stance on issues including gay rights. hillary clinton and joe biden are on the campaign trail today in scranton, pennsylvania, the vice president's hometown. he will argue that donald trump is less prepared on issues of national security than any other candidate in history. a dramatic scene in southern louisiana, where rescuers broke the window of a sinking car to pull out the driver. the flooding there has killed at least five people and forced 20,000 from their homes. most of the states flooded rivers have crested but some are still rising. germany is urging russia and others in the ukraine to cool tensions over crimea. vladimir putin has accused ukraine of killing two russian soldiers in crimea. it.ia has denied germany's foreign minister met with his russian counterpart today to try to resolve the crisis. russia annexed crimea

when you stop killing bad guys coming nationbuilding will fail. i'm not a big proponent of big proponent could do a soldier is the most deadly weapon the world has ever known. uses to kill bad guys. don't use us to those schools. trade to allow the citizens of the country to develop whatever they want without being influenced or in inundated. >> do not overthrow people running the country. he kept the country somewhat stable. we can expect to overthrow these guys. >> what about the doctors were sober to throw -- okay to overthrow someone but you can't but you come in with an overwhelming force you don't have the general spirit you do leave people with power who understand the power structure in place that may not be as sadistic as someone. >> look what happened. we did have a lot of people, a lot of leaders believe that fleet. charles: if we have kept those sox, would it have been better? >> they came back that the insurgents, start fighting the kurds and now they took over and now we have isis. i don't know if that's better or worse. we put them

to find its allies, nationbuilding, and recommends how the u.s. screens people coming into the country. >> thank you. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. it's truly an honor for me to be with you particularly on the occasion of the talk that donald trump is going to give today about the danger that we face from radical islamic terrorism. notice i used the words radical islamic terrorism. [applause] donald trump is our only hope for change in the way in which we approach islamic extremists terrorism. he is our only hope for change. he is going to describe to you the america that president obama, and the person he, unfortunately and i believe now probably believes mistakenly, was selected as his secretary of state, hillary clinton. he will describe the world they were handed. then he's going to describe the world as it is now. in other words, the damage they have done, particularly in the middle east but all throughout the world. in almost every area that we can think of things are worse today than they were on the day hillary clinton were wa

talking about the issues that a lot of americans care about, how we fight wars and whether we should do nationbuilding or have a foreign policy that basin what our interests are. what are our immigration policy issomething that helps us with our economic security or national security and also about our economic policies and with benefits , rich people are poor, these are issues that does have a stronger of the argument so he can force those issues and if he can focus those issues and the campaign and retain some coherency and discipline i think it's still in his best interest. jon: 81 days ago, molly hemingway and joe trippi, both. jenna: authorities in brazil hold a news conference about the controversies wim teamreal are questioning whether ryan lochte and three other swimmers were lying when they claim they were robbed at gunpoint. new headlines breaking out about video existing . more on that next. >> sing out loud here. siriusxm. road happy. while the other guys use frozen beef from far away. wendy's only serves fresh beef from ranches close by. so we don't have to freeze it. add six strips of th

emma: donald trump is going to declare nationbuilding. in a speech, he will say that if elected he will give up nationbuilding in favor of focusing on destroying islamic state another terrorist organizations. he will propose a new ideological test for admission it to the united states. rescuers broke the window of a sinking car to pull out the driver. record flooding has killed five people and forced 20,000 from our homes. some are still rising. germany is urging russia and ukraine to cool tensions over crimea. vladimir putin has accused u.k. to killing to russian soldiers in the region. ukraine denies it. germany's foreign minister met with his russian counterpart to try to resolve the crisis. russia and crimea -- annexed crimea two years ago. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 20 countries. this is bloomberg. coming up, negative rates are mandating some investors look for yields in riskier places. has some pixie thinks are worth the risk. we will have the economic advisor to donald

in a speech in ohio today, he will say that if elected he will give up nationbuilding in favor of a foreign policy that focuses on destroying islamic state and other terrorists organizations. he is also expected to propose a new ideological test for admission to the u.s. in switzerland, a man who attacked passengers on a train with a knife and burning liquid has died. one of his victims also died. police say there is no evidence that he has been tied to extremist groups. there is a second night of unrest in milwaukee, wisconsin, after police killed a man. police say the man who was killed had fled from a traffic stop and then turned toward an officer while holding a gun. a dramatic scene in southern louisiana, where rescuers broke the window of a sinking car to pull out the driver. record flooding has killed at least five people and forced 20,000 from their homes. some rivers are still rising. in rio de janeiro, 12-time medalist ryan lochte was among four swim team members from the u.s. robbed at gunpoint. armed men posing as police stopped the taxi they were in. no one was hurt. global new

he willsay if elected, give up nationbuilding in favor of a foreign policy that focuses on destroying islamic state and other terrorist organizations. he will propose a new ideological task for the new united states. much of louisiana is underwater. tens of thousands have fled their homes, including the governor and his family. at least six people have died. more aresses and without power. president obama has declared a state of emergency. a new poll finds most americans favor limited u.s. military action in syria. approved ofcans airstrikes against terrorists. 67% approved of spending special operations forces into syria. only 42% favor sending ground troops into the region. day,l news 24 hours a powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. scarlet: it remains to be seen if u.s. market records will have any bearing on the federal reserve regarding rate increases. how thend go explained uncertainty around the brexit became a catalyst for monetary policy. news is good news. it might have turned out when all was said and done, the most bullish thing tha

petition of the sedan but where we made the mistake was in believing in massive economic assistance and nationbuilding could overcome the long-standing tribal divisions. >> reporter: tribal fighting plunged the region into a humanitarian crisis the un describes as catastrophic. they failed to stop a civil war and so far claimed hundreds of thousands of lives. >> 4.8 million people are food insecure in south sudan, it is a very fluid situation with a lot of violence. >> 20,131 million people have fled, during the same time period the us give south sudan billions of dollars. former government official recently fled the country. >> the us giving money to south sudan. and in south sudan, to be unaccounted for. >> we are concerned about the current violence, abiding by the cease-fire and no more destabilizing rhetoric. >> the us has evacuated essential staff, the situation is about to just collapse. 2000 troops on the ground expires, the us and the un are disagreeing about how the mission goes forward. bill: thanks. liz: the fbi resting 40 suspected members of new york city mob. the biggest crime families

undermining the tyrannical ideology rather than the nationbuilding prolonged invasion and occupation people have grown wary of. charles: isn't one of the big problems and i think we learned the hard way with iraq is defeating the enemy but the part about keeping the peace, if we go in there, and an overwhelming force, wipe them out quickly, decisively and get out of there. in the aftermath, and how do we make sure it doesn't descend back into pure again? >> part of it is in fact choosing which side you want to win. that is something hillary clinton was never able to do. we were bombing a country trying to defeat gadhafi and which backs in which side we wanted to win. if you have a global strategy to assure opposed to political islam that makes the task easier, you can want the secularist to win. they may not be boy scouts. they may not hold elections over look like american democracy but will go and if necessary, help the jihadist, islam is a more secular leaning forests. >> notion that any country that wants to work with should be called an ally. of course that's murky waters. de fa

to find its allies, nationbuilding, and recommends how the u.s. screens people coming into the country. >> thank you. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. it's truly an honor for me to be with you particularly on the occasion of the talk that donald trump is going to give today about the danger that we face from radical islamic terrorism.