then last month, word from dnc leaders urging most delegates to stay home. milwaukee mayor tom barrett said he's still unstecertain what th convention will look like. >> i'm confident there will be a convention here, scaled down, i'm confident that joe biden will accept the nomination here. aside from that, i'm nimble. we were hoping $200 million in spending. if we get a tenth of that, that is more accurate. >> reporter: the dramatic scaleba scaleback. the owner of rise and grind cafe -- >> we increased hours so we could stay open late, we got a full liquor license, we were working to improving our space for the dnc. >> reporter: davita glover of 4th corner sports bar and grill planned to rent out her space. >> i don't know,0 mao thow to t right now. >> the original room blocks and scope of the event is about 50% of what it was. >> reporter: city leaders admit the state of wisconsin did not do a lot to inspire confidence among democratic party leadership, with the way its primary unfolded in april. the state supreme court ordering the in person primary to go

back with me today, senior advisor, communications director for the dnc, xochitl hinojosa. we are still on skype, but we are still here. >> good to see you, bill. >> bill: we have some competing ads. i want to see yours first. this is you going after the trump team on the crown of risks. >> they try to warn you, but when rhinovirus hit, trump said it would disappear. it didn't. >> bill: some folks will be seeing that very soon. here is the trump team hitting joe biden on police reform. >> the radical left-wing agenda, take over our cities, defund the police, pressure or more towns to follow, and joe biden stands with them. >> bill: sow, xochitl, how does joe biden push back? >> let me take both of the ads. the first is very clear. it is the pandemic, what americans want to hear about. our seniors in particular, the people who raised us and cared for us, and it is our turn to care for them now. they are the ones who are hurting because of president trump's failed response. the second one.four pinocchio's. the reality is that that ad was false. the trump ad was false. joe bid

. >> the dnc on the defensive trying to reassert attendees their milwaukee convention will be save as police agencies pull out a security detail, 100 department raising a red flag about the restrictions on teargas and pepper spray, they say opposes major privacy issues. the chief of the gondola police department joins us with many agencies sounding the alarm. why did you make this decision? >> the change came when the milwaukee fire and police commission issued the mandate to change department policy, discontinue the use of chemical irritants in the situation, they said that was a stepping off point that would seriously thought -- compromise the safety of everybody involved, law enforcement officers and anybody else in that area. that was a stepping off point. todd: in light of what we have seen from some democrats across the nation in their response to the current environment and what is being done to our police officers on the streets i would be remiss if i didn't ask the following question, is this decision strictly tactical or political? >> it is not political. it is about the saf

prompting the dnc to postpone the convention from july to august. followed by an announcement that the convention would largely be virtual. then last month, word from dnc leaders urging most delegates to stay home. milwaukee mayor tom barrett says he's still uncertain what the convention will look like. >> i'm confident that there will be a convention here. obviously a scaled-down convention. i'm confident joe biden will accept the nomination here. aside from that, i'm nimble. we were hopeful there would be $200,000 in spending. if we get a tenth of that, that's pretty more accurate. >> the dramatic scaleback leaving many business owners mourning the convention that might have been. among them, the owner of rise and grind cafe. >> we increased the hours so we could say open later. we got a full liquor license. we were really working towards improving our space for the dnc. >> davita glover planned to rent out her space. >> i really don't know how to take it right now. >> the disappointment extending to hotels. the iron horse had all rooms and bar an

i want to bring in the former dnc deputy press secretary, jose aristimuno. jose, first of all, great to see you on this friday. i'm going to shift gears a little bit here, because i want to concentrate on where the country is right now. you've got covid-19 polling in many polls, including fox news, as the number one issue for people. not just expected voters, but all americans, going into this election season. clearly, that's important, but health being the thing that they are saying is supreme at this point. also, there is safety and security and economy. those, falling behind by almost half percentage points behind coronavirus. i want to talk about police reform right now, because we had such a surge and a spike in crime, in many of our great american cities. i have made a point that, today, chicago is leading in those federal agents. mayor lightfoot agreed to do that. yet, democrats on the hill say they want to wait until they have majority on the hill before they talk about police reform. can the nation wait while democrats wait for a new election? >> lo

here you have the former head of the dnc attacking christianity as a religion of hate and its disciples as haters. imagine howard dean saying thato about any other religion, what with the response be do you think? >> you've got to give howard dean a pass. as a jughead, you cannot take them seriously. here's the issue, when you start the scapegoat christians and they say it's because of them that these things are happening, unfortunately you fall into the trap of being like the emperor nero when rome burned and of course he could have done something about it and he blamed the christians. i think a lot of the nastiness that is being directed at the statues, it really has to do with something deeper. i hate to say it, but there's something very dark. saw this in thee french revolution. there was a hatred at thehe botm of it, of god, of any kind of authority and these people are drunk withth the idea that they can, you know, somehow be an authority themselves, that they can seize power and if you really want to cut toan the cha, you forget about statues of generals and things, you go right

the dnc, they are even finding more ways to completely embarrass themselves. this will be on the ballot too in 126 days, claiming in a now deleted tweet that the president is "glorifying white supremacy" by going to the iconic landmarks to celebrate our nation's independence. okay. joining us now per reaction, south dakota governor kristi noem. governor, i don't know what to say. i guess comrade de blasio, they might be in favor of sandblasting mount rushmore. i guess of the democrats might do that. i've actually been there. my kids have played tennis tournamentsen in your state. i think it was one the most spectacular things i've everng seen in my life. a work of art, incredible magnitude about people who were not perfect but created documents that allow america to right wrongs, correct injustic injustices, and also becoming more imperfect union which history has proven them right, we get better if we try. >> sean, you said that you were looking for a new home. i would think of no better place than the state of south dakota where we still love freedom and lib

former cia director brendan hired by ms dnc, senior national security intelligence analyst, former fbi director, mr. fire just honor himself james comey has a ready written one book, inspiration for a miniseries and in process of writing a second book, that set to release in january. former deputy terry director of the fbi andrew mccabe also hired by fake news cnn as a contributor. these people, there are referrals for lying. you know, crimes that put men afford, stone, chone in jail. fox news legal and less gregg jarrett, wrote a column detailing how these russia hoax actors proper from their lives. and fox news contributor dan bongino. i read this, gregg jarrett. i sensed a text you, show you. the next thing i did, please get me all the information on on the profits these deep state actors are going to make. >> you know, it's pretty despicable that these corrupt, lying people are profiting financially from their perversely ironic, i can't think of a more compromised person in america, a guy carrying on an extramarital affair and trading stunningly hostile text messages about the very

and the person who traced the 2016 dnc hack to russia intelligence. welcome to you bothan you very much for being here. about this twitter hack, can you give us a sense, what is it that we know happened? >> we have some breaking news to reveal in the last few minutes before we went on the air. that is that we may have possible attribution to who may have been behind this attack. this is the worst breach of a social media platform on record. it was quite devastating to twitter itself.na the attackers d to get access to an internal toolth twitter known as god mode that allows internal twitter employees to manage accounts of anyone on the hot form. edit allttackers to take over an account, be able to send out tweets. reset their passwords, chain gmail addresses, and the li. what looks like happen to someone had gained access to that internal tool by social engineering and getting access to that internal twitter network and then started reselli access to individual accounts in twitter. we may have a number of criminal organizationand individuals at may ha

she says the bernie sanders has significant influence in drafting the dnc's platform. bottoms is in charge of drafting it, in fact, and the a.p. is reporting the document currently includes ideas such as universal access to healthcare and an overhaul to the u.s. criminal justice system. and sharp reductions in carbon pollution driving the climate crisis. and it's all coming together as the trump campaign tries to paint biden as a captive to the far left. katie? >> katie: well, haste, there is always going to be a price to pay for a joe biden, the so-called moderate, to be able to unify the democratic party and get the people who supported bernie sanders who felt like he had the election stolen from him in 2016 he decided he was going to endorse joe biden but he knew instead which is why he didn't want to give up all his delegates, remember that, that they were going to have a large role in the dnc convention platform. we saw this long lengthy report between biden and sanders' camps about the unity platform there were some discrepancies but given what was in that report

jillian: the dnc releasing its policy platform and doing everything donald trump has done. jim hansen doesn't think america will get behind it. he will expire next. todd: in case you haven't seen it, baseball is back. did you catch the game? you know somebody who did? this person, carley shimkus is live at city field as america's pastime makes its big return. jillian: cranes moving to chicago's grant park as they attempt to remove the christopher columbus statue in the overnight hours. not far away protests erupting outside mayor larry light -- mary lightfoot's home, thousands blocking the streets. >> unrest continuing for the 50 seventh straight night. no relief in sight. teargas filling the air as police try to get massive crowds under control. donald trump sending hundreds of agents across the nation's riots are expected over the weekend. jillian: as donald trump invokes federal law enforcement against others joe biden wouldn't know where to begin to keep law and order. >> people forget that joe biden was president of the united states when ferguson as baltimore happened

the official twitter account of the dnc accusing the president of glorifying white supremacy over the fourth of july celebration at mount rushmore. south dakota governor waited next. also later, mark cuban is back. i have a question about last week's exchange and joe biden's plan as president. i like mark. straight ahead. ♪ ♪ >> sean: breaking news out of new york tonight, the city council voting to make huge cuts to the new york police department budget despite a massive uptick in crime. anarchists now, you can see behind our own rick leventhal, having a grand old time out of comrade de blasio's mansion. what's going on? >> we are outside city hall and it's a pretty wild scene here, city council is about to vote on that budget cut but it looks like it's a done deal, a billion dollars from the $6 billion nypd budget. these are the demonstrators demanding those budget cuts for the last week now, camped outside city hall, in the foreground here, you see a couple rows of bicycles, the demonstrators blocked this intersection about two hours ago and they are using a bike to do that and

at the dnc which is in milwaukee on august 17th. and hundreds of them signed this pledge. 600, we're being told, to just say i am not voting for the platform. when you ask for my vote because it doesn't have medicare for all. bernie sanders said, let me make it clear, i still support biden, i want medicare for all, but the goal is to defeat trump. that's about the only thing they are united on as a party. president trump was in north carolina yesterday. he was at that biotech company that's trying to develop a vac senile. he says he will be going back for the rnc. listen to this. >> we're actually coming to north carolina, as you know. we're having a very major -- i guess that would be the nomination night. so that's monday. that will be monday we are going to be here. the rest we will do in a different forum. we could have done it many different ways. but i think we did the right thing. and i'm really happy that we're going to be having a piece of it, at least and a very important piece in north carolina. ainsley: he says we will h

i am proud of the dnc for making the proactive decision to make it virtual. they made that before this fight even was getting as bad as a getting, and i think every day that goes by, it is clear that that was the right decision. i will be interested to see what the republicans do, because they are obviously framing there's right in the middle of maybe one or two of the three states with, sadly, the biggest increase i think there will be a lot of virtual die will speak for myself -- i think we could actually have a very good convention. you know, the average american viewer is not watching most of the convention. that person is watching the primetime speeches, you know, 8:00, 9:00 at night, for three or four days. there is no reason you cannot come up with a way to do those speeches, you know, whether it is michelle obama, barack obama, the vice presidential nominee, or jill biden, we have a lot of democratic candidates, you saw a lot of them run for president, a lot of democratic officeholders, we will be able to fielding the primetime slots with great most o

still reverberating from the sham opposition research that was paid for by the clinton campaign and the dnc to take down team trump. also coming up, house oversight ranking member james comber, he's pushing back hard against democrats who analysts warned want to rig the vote, read future elections in the fight that could ward the battle over wheeling fraud and democrats want. thank you for joining us i'm elizabeth mcdonald, "the evening edit" start right now. ♪. lou: welcome to the show you're watching the fox business network. let's get to hillary vaughn and washington, d.c. with the big headlines of tech lightens on big hill. >> it is great to be here, this hearing was an excuse for republican lawmakers to finally get some answers to questions they have had for years about conservative censorship on the biggest tech platforms, google ceo admitting today he does remember being in the meeting where some executives pledged to make trump 2016 victory a blip. >> this is a simple question, can you today assure americans you will not tailor your features in any way to help specifically help on

. >> joining me, dnc chair tom perez, a former labor department secretary and the assistant attorney general for civil rights under barack obama. tom, good to see you first of all, let's start with john lewis you met john lewis when you were a young staffer in the senate. >> i did i was a staffer for senator kennedy. and i had the privilege, ali, of drafting the first draft of what ultimately became the matthew byrd/james shepherd hate crimes prevention act of 2009 first drafted it in 1995 i remember sitting with senator kennedy. we needed a co-sponsor in the house. who do you go to that was an easy question, you go to john lewis, because john lewis was the man. i'm a staffer, that was back in the days, ali, when i had hair, and i'm sitting in a room with john lewis and ted kennedy, talking about civil rights i remember pinching myself, because that is a civil rights lawyer's dream day, sitting with the two of them. and what always struck me about john lewis was not only his accomplishment but his humility. he always talked to staffers, he engaged staffers, he was a man of short phys

that's our new topping point that it was devised by upholsterer and the dnc and they are all faithfully repeating it like the robots they are. what exactly does it mean? mark mccloskey doesn't have to imagine. he was a test case for reimagine and public safety. when a mob showed up outside his home and threatened his life, the police never came. mccloskey and his wife had no choice but to defend themselves. >> let's go! >> keep moving! >> let's go! >> let's go! >> tucker: for centuries since the beginning of recorded history, self-defense has been the most basic principle of civilization, but now the way of reimagine public safety, it's illegal. watch cnn's resident body builder explain the new standard. keep in mind as you watch that the guy doing the lecturing this tape has repeatedly threatened violence against others for invading his personal space. but he gets to do that. his brother is the governor. >> they did not go up your steps. they didn't go to your house. they didn't touch you. they didn't try to enter your home. they didn't try to do anything to your kids, but you say were

they appeared to talk about wikileaks and the release of the hacked material from the dnc. when trump ended the call, he turned to gates and said, they're going to release more information. this is why trump had to commute roger stone. roger stone can put donald trump in federal prison for lying. lying when? lying in his written responses to the special counsel when the president told robert mueller, i never heard anything about roger stone talking to anybody about timing or the release of the hacked dnc and clinton materials. that was a lie, and tonight trump is going to hit the pillow in the white house and have to wonder that if roger stone has one bad day and decides to dime out the president, trump could end his presidency and eventually go to prison. >> phil rucker, dan goldman, who is standing by, is from the world of law and not politics. i guess he lives near their intersection. he tweeted tonight that to him, this indicated that trump believes he is not going to get re-elected. the brazenness of this indicated, to your first answer, that there had been a little ca

we have a remarkable partnership at the dnc with a biden campaign. we've veinvested in michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania, but our field continues to expand. and that is what we're doing day in and day out. we have a 100-day sprint right now. we'll have roughly 2,000 people in the coordinated campaign. we've been building up, as you correctly pointed out, we've outraced the trump campaign two months ago. we're closing that gap. i think what we have is joe biden at the top of the ticket. what you just had on there is senate obama from before. people are sick of a president who divide us. people want a commander in chief, not a tweeter in chief. people want someone who will have their back. someone they can trust. joe biden is someone you can trust. joe biden's a dreamer and a doer. this is what we're talking about across america. people want a president who will fight for their health care. people want a president who will put an end to this pandemic, who will listen to science and who will pull us together. >> it seems like the country is trending in

you guys start the great fight, but want to get involved with the dnc, corporate money, and wall street, suddenly you have no conscience. i think the first 30 years of john lewis was wonderful, and i think he sold his soul like you did, because you endorsed joe fit towho isn't even walk in bernie sanders' shadow for fighting for equality and rights. host: congressman? guest: i think the gentleman is pretty selective. i supported joe biden. i remember the 1994 bill. i supported that and joe biden wrote it. bernie sanders voted for it as well. i would ask him, when was the last time you have seen a boat to ban assault rebels -- vote to ban assault weapons? also, the violence against women's act was in that bill. we had community policing, all of that was in the bill. i would say to the gentleman, we voted for the crime bill in 1994. i would ask them to remember what happened in november of 1994. that is when we lost the majority, when they took over the house and took the good stuff we put in the crime bill and took it out. the 1994 crime bill reduced mandatory minimums. changed,94 crime

as someone who has chaired the dnc, how long does it take to plan a convention? is it too late to make big changes for safety? >> no. i mean they have already wrecked their convention because the governor of north carolina rightly said, no, you will not come here and spread coronavirus all over my state, and good for him. the reason this is such a disaster is trump terrifies the republican party. what we see here in this country is a failure of the republican party to stand up to a president who's incompetent and is frankly crazy. and that is really dangerous. the reason that texas and arizona and florida are among the hottest, worst spots in the country right now is because their governors slavishly followed donald trump and opened their economy before they weren't ready. that is why they are leading the country in fatalities. so this is insane. even the mayor of jacksonville finally has said, please, i don't know that we can do this. now they're talking about trying to rent an open-air stadium to have all these people in there. look, the republicans statistical

it boiled over amid progressive push to block corporate money and lobbyists from the dnc. former sanders campaign press secretary beyond a joy grade treated in part, "this is perhaps my most firm litmus test. i see lots of folks who talk about concerns and not give a fig." another flash point reports that former governor john kasich, a frequent trump critic, was tapped to speak at the dnc. former sanders campaign manager jeff weaver. >> obviously there are progressives who are unhappy that we will have a republican speaking at the democratic convention. on the other hand, there are people who understand that this is a demonstration of the fact that joe biden's coalition is very big. his electoral coalition. >> weaver tells fox at the end of the day that this 2020 election cycle is much more corroborative, collaborative than in 2016 against hillary clinton. julie? >> julie: jacqui heinrich, thank you so much. >> open that mouth. oh! >> julie: yikes. you are looking at an 8-foot long bull shark caught by a 21-year-old fishermen off the coast of long island here in new york.

biden and the dnc also outraised trump in both months of may and june. >>> kimberlyb gill foil has tested positive for the coronavirus pandemic. she was in south dakota at mount rushmore last night. in a statement fox news channel says she was immediately isolated. donald trump junior tested negati isolating just to be safe. the white attend his rally in tulsa two months ago. 16 years ago she was the first lady of san francisco during the first years of gavin newsom term. >>> coming up, hit hard by the coronavirus. the united kingdom took the biggest step yet to lift the long lockdown. >>> even a pandemic cannot cancel this fourth of july tradition. we will tell you how joey chestnut today at the annual hotdog eating contest. >>> bay area weather a few spots close to 100 degrees and we will let you know if there is anything in the forecast. >>> tensions are heating up between the president and the administration excuse me the trump administration in the beijing government. the united states is sending two aircraft carriers for military exercises. one of the top commander says this is to s

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the dnc slamming the trip in a statement, "instead of living up to the most basic responsibilities of his office, this independence day donald trump is still downplaying the virus, calling for a slow down of testing, bucking social distancing guidelines, and showing americans why we can't afford four more years of him in the white house." south dakota is one of the few states where coronavirus cases have not been spiking lately, but mount rushmore of course is a huge attraction for out-of-state tourists. still the governors and social distancing is optional tonight. >> have told people to focus on personal responsibility. every one of them has the opportunity to make a decision that they are comfortable with. those who want to come and join us we'll be giving out free my specs don't act on my face masks if they choose to wear one. we will be social distancing. >> katie: the dnc second round of criticism of the president was better than the first, in which they accused him of holding a white supremacy rally glorifying white supremacy by celebrating the independence day. what is your th

matt schlapp, chairman of the american conservative union, and jose aristimuno, former dnc deputy press secretary. matt, i come to you first. what is your reaction to seeing mayor bill de blasio not necessarily popular on either side of the political here in nm outside trump tower? >> matt: yeah, i guess he believes that it's okay to open up class for arts and crafts but not for new york city's school children. while literally hundreds of thousands of people are getting out of new york city, because of its mismanagement, because of their mismanagement of chinese corona, but specifically because of the crime. dead children in the streets, because this mayor irresponsibly is blaming cops for all the ills of society. and joe biden today is basically calling for cops to be a new force that is unarmed in these communities. we need to take back order in the streets. not because we want to do people harm, but because we want to save the lives of these precious children who are victims of this angry mob. that failed mayor. >> harris: jose, why is the mayor doing something like this now? there a

from fellows like the former sna counterintelligence expert and ray mcgovern that no one hacked the dnc, that there was no online hack of the dnc, that the information based on the download times was downloaded to a portable disk and taken out the back door. but i wasn't allowed to present that defense because judge jackson would not allow it.ad >> sean: roger, i want to believe in our system of justice and in the way it worked i guess in the end with the president's commutation.ja but what happened to you, what happened to papadopoulos, what happened to general flynn, what happened to manafort, what happened to the president of the united states, what happened to carter page, we are going to lose this country if this happens again.po it's the biggest abuse of power, corruption scandal in our history. glad you'ree free tonight, roge. we wish you godspeed. david, think you for the great work you do as his attorney. here with reaction, senior editor at large, frank martin, author of the brand-new book out today and on hannity.com, amazon.com. satirical and serious. joel pollak. and the ho

favorite tv show "fox & friends" and had to do with the server of the dnc and they gave a server, whatever it's striked, company owned by wealthy ukrainian, why did they go to ukrainian company? and the strangest thing about the whole series of things which is something that he seems affirmly believe, he seems to believe, kind of a conspiracy theory, well, the server is not in ukraine, t at the dnc on display. the founder, he was born in russia, he's not ukrainian. he's never been ukrainian and he's a u.s. citizen and it's not ukrainian company and traded in nasdaq stock exchange and went public before month had call with ukrainian leader. 97% on its first day in trade, anyway, but because of his obsession with that, he led himself down a path that led to impeachment. the final issues in the chapter is about the coronavirus which we are all quite familiar with. we have to lead you through just the strange statements the president made such as people would think it would go away in april, you know, we only have 15 cases, pretty good job we've done. he said that at the end of february, end o

jonathan weiner arranged for christopher steele to provide the antitrump dossier he compiled for the dnc. mr. winer gave mr. steele information collected by supporters which mr. steele passed on to the fbi. this conduct raises serious concerns under the hatch act, federal records act and other department policies. although then i.g. linick acknowledged conducting review of this conduct he has not published any of his findings and admitted the oig did not interview any of the key players. are you aware of these issues and can you commit to the -- commit that the department will be responsive to our requests from senator grassley and myself? we need these documents. >> senator, we'll do our best to be responsive. we understand the requests. we're working through it and yes, i am familiar with the information that you set forth there with respect to the behavior that took place in october of 2016 in the state department. >> were there any other specific instances that caused you to ask for the removal of inspector general linick. >> there were several. at the end it's about accomplishing th

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the dnc says that everyone will have to wear a face covering. that event is being held mostly online due to the pandemic. there are self-isolation rules in effect for attendees. so last week president trump canceled the rnc convention scheduled to take place in jacksonville, florida, citing the pandemic. >>> california democratic lawmakers say that they have a new plan to help the state's economy get back on track. lawmakers say their $100 billion stimulus will focus on future tax vouchers, like a coupon allowing to prepay at a slight discount. the state would spend up to -- or speed up that spending through revenues like mass transit. lawmakers are also considering adding an extra $600 in benefits to people unemployed if another stimulus package isn't approved by congress. >>> coronavirus concerns are shutting down three southern california food companies amid what health leaders are calling a large scale outbreak. l.a. county's public health director says the companies failed to comply with new regulations. at least 40 cases of coronavirus hav

joe biden and dnc $141 million. trump and the rnc, $131 million. i imagine both campaigns have more money they know what to do with. these are big numbers. does it tell you there is more enthusiasm against president trump on the other side that you see so much money going into joe biden's coffers? >> absolutely not. because what we're seeing is high dollar donors that are contributing to joe biden. that is in contrast with our very strong small dollar program that we see with president trump. and really, part, you see this bump happen on the democrat side because of this joint agreement with the dnc where they're able to take individual money of up to $600,000. we are not concerned about this we have plenty of cash on hand, more than joe biden. we have been fund-raising, building out infrastructure for the past 3 1/2 years and so our ground game is strong. we are in a solid position as opposed to joe biden who is still trying to hire some of his state directors and think he sometimes more focused on his transition team than he is on his own, his ow

and june dnc leaders announced plans to move their convention to a smaller venue. >>while presumptive democratic nominee joe biden will physically go to milwaukee to accept the nomination, they are advising state delegates not to travel on the gop side, however, so the delegates are going to north carolina. >>and they'll be doing the nomination. and we're going to do some other things with tele rallies in online the week. that we're discussing which will be. >>really good at the white house i'm karin caifa. >>across the country that have closed during the pandemic supposedly temporarily we'll likely not reopen. want restaurants to open? and schools? want the economy to get back on track? you're not alone. and you can help make it happen. stay 6 feet apart. wash your hands. wear a mask every time you leave your home. choose to join the fight against covid-19. do your part. slow the spread. it's about to get bester baby! ♪ menutaur! make it a double, yeah! nice mane! try my $5.99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo and make it a double for a buck more. order now w

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i believe this is going to be a combination, as far as i understand and from the dnc, a combination of modest amount of in-person activities i guess in , milwaukee, and then the rest around the country. i am the chair of the democratic governors association and in a normal convention, i would have addressed the convention. it is possible i will do that remote, but at the moment, i wouldn't say heck no, but at the moment, i have no plans to be there. bob: what should the democratic nominee, joe biden, have as his message when he speaks to the country this summer in milwaukee? what does he need to say to convince the country to elect him and to maybe have a higher profile and made this pandemic than president trump? gov. murphy: it is extraordinary. it is another casualty of this pandemic, it is an election unlike any we have ever seen before. we just held our primary earlier this week. we had a hybrid election. both of a lot of vote by mail aled down,of skillesc in-person voting. listen, i've known the vice president a long time. i'm a big fan. he is an american hero in so many respects

. >> some blockbuster fundraising in the 2020 race for the white house, joe biden and the dnc bringing in a record $141 million with a total of $282 million the last quarter, biden's fundraising -- the president of the republican committee raking in $131 million in june with a total of $266 million for the quarter. i don't know what i love most about the next story, place your bets on the nathan hotdog eating contest, teaming up with draft king to allow betting on the fourth of july commission. jillian: gaming officials in new jersey and colorado allowing legal sports books to take wages, joe which is that is favored when other men's i while 6-time champ nikki pseudo-is the favorite among the women. i don't know, not for me. >> it is gross. it is gross. it is. >> 10 minutes after the hour, police under attack physically and verbally. >> when you can't even read a history book, you should know better. >> lawmakers who voted against the funding the nypd predict crime will get worse which one of those leaders, republican councilman joe barela joins us live next. >> look at this guy or gal

todd: urging supported on the dnc convention panel to drop the puzzles on superdelegates. jeff weaver said, quote, this is what bernie wants, to go against the movement. proposals were agreed between the biden and sanders campaign, superdelegates to 2024. they propose banning mail-in ballots and pushing more states to hold primaries instead of caucuses. jillian: the final farewell to congressman john lewis. ♪ jillian: the georgia lawmaker remembered as a founding father with former presidents speaking at his funeral. >> he as much as anyone brought this country a little closer to our highest ideals. >> john lewis thought for the america i believe in, differences of opinion are inevitable elements and evidence of democracy in action. jillian: he was buried at a historic atlanta ceremony. todd: the navy with its first black female fighter pilot, awarded her wings of gold after three years of training. she wanted to be a pilot everson she went to see the blue angels with her parents. that is awesome. 40 minutes after the hour, joe biden has his sights set on faith-based vot

you have deployed in the past including to hack into the dnc in 2016. they hack by planting malware into the system and while their goal according to what our government is saying is to steal intellectual property, i certainly believe that if possible they could inadvertently cause damage to our data which would irrevocably change and impede, given it is rush i would not put it past them to interfere with her ability to make a vaccine to causes economic harm. todd: tim kane is getting political on this and here's what he had to say. >> it screws up vaccine development. it will affect millions of people. no one has confidence the white house will take this seriously and push back on russia. todd: is that a concern? are we pushing back on russia on this? >> the first thing we did with this news reports was issue a public service announcement to our citizens, the scientific community that we are under attack from russia. the second thing is this administration countered attacks and efforts to interfere through hacking, allegedly targeting a cyberattack, th

know the russian disinformation that was involved in the 2016 campaign was bought and paid for by the dnc, the clinton campaign was contained in the steele dossier. that is the truth. i have heard no outrage on the part of our democratic colleagues about that russian disinformation. but we are still undergoing our investigation. we are trying to seek documents out of the state department involved in the steele dossier. let me ask you a specific question. october 2016, a former state department official arranged for christopher steele to provide other state department officials the anti-trump dossier he compiled the dnc and the clinton campaign. that same month, mr. weiner gave information collected by clinton supporters, which he then passed on to the fbi. this conduct raises serious concerns under the hatch act, federal records act, and department policies. although then ig linnick has not acknowledged this conduct, he has not published any of his findings and admitted they did not interview any of the key players. are you aware of these issues and can you commit that the department will

. >> reporter: a head of the dnc, joe biden, has started receiving classified intelligence briefings. russia offered bounties to kill american soldiers. he said he would request them. last month, biden said the trump administration had not offered access to the briefings which are traditionally provided to party nominees. biden plans to accept the nomination at the convention. biden warned foreign actors are attempting to undermine the election. saying, we know from before and i guarantee you, i know now because i get briefings again. the russians are still engaged as trying to delegitimize our electoral process. and china is engaged as well, designing to lose confidence in the outcome. he's often criticized president trump for being different shall for russian president vladimir putin and allowing china to downplay the severity of coronavirus early in the pandemic. ahead of president trump's interview on "fox news sunday," the biden campaign has purchased ads in swing states which will promise voters in those areas that his administration, if he's elected, will not abandon those stat

the dnc deleting and tweeting insults about the upcoming independence day event at mount rushmore claiming the iconic landmark is a, quote, glorification of white supremacy. jillian: congressional candidate lacey johnson joined us, thank you for being here, appreciate it. here is what the democratic party has to say the ten reads trump has disrespected native communities time and again. he's attempting to limit their voting rights and blocked critical pandemic relief. he's now holding a rally glorifying white supremacy at mount rushmore, a region once sacred to tribal communities. what is your response to that? >> typical election year politics. i think the democrats spent the last four years talking about russian collusion and ukraine quid pro quo, immigration and other issues affecting native americans. it is part of their campaign. they pulled out racism, white supremacy and things like that to get the black people vote and women votes. if democrats were really concerned about the lives of native americans they would be talking about the positive things in these communities, talking abo

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jillian: more than 100 police agencies are backing out of their dnc security detail after milwaukee restricted crowd control measures to all but eliminating pepper spray and teargas. officers are sounding the alarm about safety. here to react, turning point usa spokesperson rob smith. thanks for joining us. >> reporter: thanks for having me. jillian: what is your reaction to this? >> my reaction is what we are seeing is the anti-cop anti-police officer anti-law and order sentiment of the left coming in their final form, basically saying they will eliminate a lot of the methods police officers use to protect other people. honestly when we look back at everything going on the past couple months we have seen these riots with all of this unrest this has all been happening in liberal run democratic led cities and it is getting to the point that it is dangerous and i think at this point you have a nominee on the left so afraid to call this where it is people are so afraid to support law enforcement because they think being anti-police and anti-cop legislates and police officers and unions saying no

rivals in the green party have repeatedly accused you of using railroad tactics similar to that the dnc used on bernie in order to rig the green party primary and your campaign's favor. how do you respond to the accusations that you made the 2020 green party antidemocratic? guest: it is not true. each state party set up its own process. i have nothing to do with the process. in the processes they set up, i got the most votes. in politics, some people are sour grapes when they lose. you do have differences in all political parties. do not believe everything you read on the internet or see on a podcast. host: richard is calling from howard beach, new york, on the republican line. good morning. caller: thanks for taking my call. one thing i noticed that was absent from mr. hawkins' policy points was the opioid crisis. he mentioned death by police brutality, which is important, but only a few hundred per year. there is a few hundred people dying per day in ohio and indiana and the appellation states like west virginia, and a lot of suicide based on despair and lack of work. i want to know w

what the dnc does need from numbers here is it is critical to have equity authority. we put in $150 million to run that but only if it has equity authority. if not we need $1 billion to work properly. you know the numbers. you have talk to them and it is imperative if you talk to the administration are members of the appropriations committee, your ex-boss, recommend to him how important it is to have that. i want to move on.atat i tend to be blunt on things sometimes. [laughter] it's hard for people to understand. i don'tn' mean to. is to call things out i heard gregory meeks and i have them out on - - utmost respect but diversity and things like that so we have an array of all people involved. i agree 100 percent but do you feel or are you mandated by congress that is the role of usaid or usb administrator should there be a separate gao person to do that or a special inspector general? quickly. >> my time in and out of government for decades of service every organization has an office of civil rights for diversities i do believe the need of having the diverse and inc