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joining us now fox news senior correspondent our own geraldo rivera. geraldo? >> sean good evening from the sprawling capital of mexico city a city and a country that has been destabilized by this brazen, this extraordinary escape. before i get to it though, if you would permit me, i must single my deepest condolences to the families of those four slain marines. to think they made it through combat only to die at the hands of a sunni muslim extremist wanna-be in chattanooga, tennessee is almost more than the nation can bear. so, again, my deepest condolences. this nation, mexico, is reeling from this brazen and extraordinary escape by el chapo. there is a feeling that ranges between humiliation over the obvious incompetence or outrage over the strong possibility the stink of conspiracy and complicity by high-ranking officials in the escape by the billionaire drug lord wanted in california in arizona, in texas, in florida in illinois and in new york by federal district courts on charges ranging from murder to drug trafficking to moneylaundering. this man spent t

geraldo rivera traveled all the way to mexico to cover this dangerous escape. geraldo? >> this was, i think the most extraordinary escape from a maximum security prison this century at least. it was an act of engineering marvel. it was something that took well over a year of construction to move 2,000 tons of dirt. it was a project that included the most extraordinary tunnel, escape tunnel i have certainly ever seen. it is -- far surpasses, sean, the smugglers' tunnel we see in gaza for example or along the u.s. southern border. behind me, is the escape house. that's the house with the tunnel exited. that's where el chapo made his escape. follow me to see how extraordinary that tunnel is. it runs under this field, through that person's house, under a railroad track three stories down until you get to the prison that you see off in the distance. that is a distance of 1.5 kilometers. you see the three federal officers walking the road right now. 1.5 kilometers or one mile. sean, this is amazing. and to think that nobody in authority was aware of this is something that sme

geraldo rivera is in mexico reporting on the hunt for el chapo. >>> an executive of planned parenthood caught on tape talking about selling body parts of aborted fetuses. why are american tax dollars funding this group? "hannity" starts right now. >>> a nuclear deal with iran has been reached. don't expect the foremost state sponsor of terror to change its ways. according to president obama, here's what he said earlier today. >> my hope is that building on this deal we can continue to have conversations with iran that incentivize them to behave differently in the region. to be less aggressive less hostile. more cooperative. to operate the way we expect nations of the international community to behave. we're not counting on it. so this deal is not contingent on iran changing its behavior. >> wow. now while the president struggles to defen signature deal. many of america's closest allies in the middle east are attacking this agreement. here at home politicians on both sides of the aisle have been critical of the deal including 2016 presidential hopeful donald trump who called it terrible

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i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with geraldo rivera dana perino and eric bolling. this is "the five." scott walker is running for president and in a little over an hour from now, the governor is going to make a formal announcement in his home state of wisconsin. you're looking live at the crowd gathering in. walker is joining a very crowded field of republican candidates but some pundits and democrats place him at the top of the pack. >> scott walker the forgotten frontrunner i've been calling him. >> who would be tougher to beat, jeb bush or scott walker? >> scott walker. >> why? >> if we're going to run for a repeat of the bush years, democrats would love to have that. >> here's hillary clinton today attacking walker for taking a tough stance against unions. >> republican governors like scott walker have made their names stomping on workers' rights and practically all the republican candidates hope to do the same as president. i will fight back against these mean-spirited misguided attacks. >> well she speaks. apparently it seems that scott walker has the attention of hillary clinto

joining us now on the ground in mexico tonight is fox news senior correspondent geraldo rivera. this guy is extremely dangerous. he also now is threatened donald trump. what's going on there? >> he's not only extremely dangerous and threatening the donald, but you know he's one of the richest men in the world. he's got a billion dollars according to forbes magazine. engineer a remarkable feat.th digging a tunnel from this maximum security prison one mile underground to a house that i visited earlier. that they built from scratch. so this was a tremendous infrastructure project. they joke here in mexico this country is traumatized by this by the way -- they joke they should have him finish the mexico city subway. two thousand tons of dirt, which would have taken four guys working ten hours a day a full year to do. he did it. he escaped. not only did they dig that tunnel, but they made it come up at precisely the right point. the one corner of his cell where the security camera could not see the ground right by the toilet. he's dangerous, sean, he is at large. and he is in many wa

i recently sat down with geraldo rivera and charles gasparino to debate these and other issues. joining us is the only guy in tv that has one name geraldo. so we have this situation with trump. i like what trump is saying. i agree with him on immigration, i agree with him about our vets. i love what he did with lindsey graham. can he sustain st. >> do you agree with mccain? >> the only line i didn't like which i thought was wrong -- remember mccain started the fight. if you're going to start a fight you're going to hit back. secondly, the only thing that i didn't like was the statement i like guys who didn't get captured. >> that's a big thing not to like. that's a big issue. >> okay. >> 500 living prisoners of war. that's intense. whf when -- >> you're both ganging up on me. >> you're factually correct. >> about what? >> he is a war hero. he went back and forth. >> trump is not going to bow down and say it. >> he was arguing in his head about whether he was a war hero. he's undeniable a war hero. >> agreed. >> and should be revered. >> he said that. >> and, you know i don't thi

joining me now with more is fox news senior correspondent geraldo rivera and the author of "the new york times" best-seller "adios america" ann coulter. by the way she's going to be in anaheim on monday for a book signing. and you can go to her website, anncoulter.com for tickets. you heard donald trump. he's not apologizing. you see the numbers that i put up. i got the numbers for you especially, geraldo. 3% of the population 13% of the population in prison, illegal immigrants. >> you had another statistic up there that was very alarming. 193 homicides. 193 homicides, donald trump says there are 30 million undocumented immigrants. 193 murders, about the same. let me finish. >> you're misunderstanding that. >> about the same as the number of murders in baltimore so far this year with 600,000 people. >> no no -- >> this was 1/60 of the homicide rate. >> no no. this was about the 36,000 criminals, illegal immigrant criminals that were in jail that were released back to american soil. that's only about 36,000 that committed those murders. 36,000. >> out of a population of 30 million. that's

geraldo rivera with more. >> reporter: it is incredible to see the extent of this construct, a mayor infrastructure project they estimate 2000 tons of dirt that had to be dugout in this tunnel. they estimate that would have taken 4 men, working 10 hours a day, 7 days a week at least a year, you should son pictures, air-conditioned. it is lighted. there is rail transportation there. now, mexico is all pointing fingers, they are wondering, people of mexico every front page of every mexican new paper yesterday and today is asking the question, who knew what, and when about "el chapo" grandees scape. i tell you they joke here, "el chapo" should be hired to finish mexico city subway line they have so much trouble with. i am he should come on new york to finish the second avenue line, to come up precisely, not in his cell, in that prison, but precisely in the one corner of the cell, by the toilet and shower area, the 2 foot by 2 foot area, where surveillance cameras would not see to give privacy. imagine three-stories down come up hit that shower area of his prison, that requires, equipmen

and coming up geraldo rivera charles gasparino, they go head to head over donald trump's rhetoric and influence on the 2016 presidential race. and then later you hear from the man himself. highlights from my recent interview with donald trump. and melissa francis details his wealth and how much is he really worth? $10 billion is a lot of money. find out how much is he really >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm patricia stark. we're learning more about the victims of thursday night's movie theater shooting in lafayette, louisiana. 33-year-old jillian johnson being described as an artist who ran clothing and art boutiques and played in a rock band. 21-year-old mayci breaux was studying to be a radiology technician at louisiana state university eunice. both were killed when a gunman opened fire during a showing of the movie "trainwreck." nine others were wounded. >>> meantime president obama arriving in africa. his first stop kenya, which is his late father's homeland. it's obama's first time there as u.s. president. in addition to reuniting with family obama will co-host a bus

geraldo rivera is joining us now. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> follow-up and the finals. you know donald trump on every level. first off, are you shocked that we're talking to you today as a guy that's leading in five different polls in three different states? >> i want to wait till the next polls, but, yes, he has been incredibly surprising let me put it this way, in his showing. i hope he doesn't let his pride destroy his dream. he has gone too far empty mainstream. >> john mccain not a war hero. we're about to play you the original comments. he did say that but then he pretty much immediately corrected himself and he does call john mccain a war hero four times. here is the original comments aimes, iowa saturday with frank luntz. >> let me get to it. >> he's a war hero. >> he's not a war hero. >> he's a war hero. >> he's a war hero -- >> 5 1/2 years. >> -- because he was captured. i like people who weren't captured. he's a war hero because he was captured. >> if you listen to his comments in total, he's

geraldo rivera is live on the scene in mexico on the story. he is the host of geraldo rivera report. good morning, to you. what are you learning about the hunt this morning. >> first of all there is massive federal police presence heres. we were earlier today at the exit site of his tunnel. there are massive police force there. i have no idea why so many federal officers are deployed here because it is clear this elaborate computer escape, maybe the most in history, it is not conceivable that el chapo, wanted into the united states in california, in arizona, in texas, florida, illinois, and new york on charges ranging from manslaughter, murder, drug trafficking, money laundering, and facing the death penalty on those charges. it is not conceivable he will be in this area. most people believe he spread to this mountain threshold in the pacific area of mexico. he is a billionaire who spent lavishly. it is incredible to see the extent of this construction. this is a major infrastructure project. it is interesting that when you ask how he managed

i want to thank sandra smith, geraldo rivera and dagen mcdowell. geraldo come back soon. tomorrow on mornings with maria we'll talk with rudy guiliani, one of our guests and def jam records russell simmons will join us and second quarter earnings began in earnest today. j.p. morgan beat expectations and wells fargo missed on the revenue line and the stocks are moving in a different direction. and the federal reserve in focus and janet yellen speaks and another market mover which is below expectations. that's it for us this morning. thanks for being here. stuart, have a good show, over to you. stuart: live in iran and live in america, too, a nuclear deal presented forcefully by president obama himself. good morning, everyone. according to the president, iran's ability to build a bomb will be significantly limited for a decade. said that the deal was not built on trust, but verification and he warned congress he will veto any attempts to block it. little i am tactful-- little impact on stocks. and oil 52 a barrel. and iran gets some sanctions relief and they want to pump oi

charles: geraldo rivera thank you for joining us. >> hello. charles: the pope -- >> i love the pope. charles: he is socking it to capitalism, my wife is catholic also. but, for poorest people in the world, pope suggestions this worst system? >> well, a great philosophical question. i think you see pope francis is sincere man, i think he is the best pope we've had in decades. the first thing he has to do, in your businessman, is he has a huge multinational business that has been in disarray. it has been imperilled by disfunction and misconducting. he has to clean it up and reinspire people. this is first pope in 1500 years to not come from europe. and he has to compete against the evangelical churches in latin america now. it like 50/50 now. charles: you say -- by the way this is to your point, sort of a gam bet on his part do you offense older catholics who have money to contribute to you while trying to reach for low hanging fruit of poor people, south america, africa, saying have you been victimized and i am here to help. >> he is the seroga

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fox news senior correspondent geraldo rivera he traveled all the way to mexico to cover this daring escape and to search for him. geraldo? >> you know sean i think this was the most extraordinary escape from a maximum security prison this century at least. it was an act of engineering marvel. it was something that took well over a year of construction to

we are talking with geraldo rivera about the pope's unrelenting attacks on capitalism. that is tonight 6:00 p.m. on making money with charles payne. you wanted to say something. >> it reminds me when i was a young guy working for a big cpa firm and they sent me to this dentist and his dentist was a young dentist who took care of all the homeless and the hippies of the time and he was very generous. he was broke. he couldn't keep his doors open to help the people. charles: youtube videos the guy in a poor neighborhood black neighborhood open the garage and try to build the youth center and they beat him up. people want to try to help there is a certain level you go to when you pay people not to work and it backfires. speaking of being politically incorrect in tv airing a new show aimed at shaming white people. they don't play videos anymore and some people say they have made at 180. not just was trying out, the drought could be causing unemployment rates to go significantly higher. we have the number for you when we come back. can a business have a mind? a subconscious.

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geraldo rivera traveled all the way to mexico to cover this dangerous escape. geraldo? >> this was, i think the most extraordinary escape from a maximum security prison this century at least. it was an act of engineering marvel. it was something that took well over a year of construction to

when we talked to senator john mccain his time as prisoner of war i sat down with geraldo rivera and charles gasparino from the fox business network to look at these and other issues. joining us charles gaspar reno the only guy on tv that has one name. geraldo. we have this situation with trump. i like what trump is saying. i agree with him on immigration. i agree with him about our vets. i love what he did to lindsey graham. can he stain it? oo -- can he sustain it? >> do you agree with mccain? >> the only one i thought was wrong. mccain started the fight. if you start a fight you are going to get hit back. secondly the only thing i didn't like is the statement where he says i like guys who didn't get captured. >> that's a big thing not to like. >> i agree. >> 500 living prisoners of war>> when they forget him -- >> it is factually incorrect. >> about what? >> he is a war hero. >> he was arguing in his head whether or not he was a war hero. he is a hero. >> he said that. >> and i don't think there is a rape epidemic at the border? >> there's an epidemic. there is a crime. >> you lis

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gerald rivera is in mexico reporting on the hunt for el chapo. >>> an executive of geraldo rivera is in mexico reporting on the hunt for el chapo. >>> an executive of planned parenthood caught on tape talking about selling body parts of aborted fetuses. why are american tax dollars funding this group? "hannity" starts right here right now. welcome to "hannity." a nuclear deal with iran has been reached. but

i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with geraldo rivera dana perino and eric bolling. this is "the five." scott walker is running for president and in a little over an hour from now, the governor is going to make a formal announcement in his home state of wisconsin. you're looking live at the crowd gathering in. walker is joining a very crowded field of republican candidates but some pundits and democrats place him at the top of the pack. >> scott walker the forgotten frontrunner i've been calling

coming up fox's own geraldo rivera got inside the mexican tunnel used by el chapo used during his escape from a maximum security prison. we'll give you an exclusive look next.e prisoner? he'll tell us everything he knows very shortly, sir. as you were... where were we? 13 serving 14! service! if your boss stops by, you act like you're working. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. >>> new details in the search for guzman. mexican lawmakers say he slipped into a tunnel dug through his cell. it took 18 minutes before prison guards sounded an alarm. an exclusive look inside the tunnel and the extensive rail system el chapo used for his escape. >> this is the way they moved all this dirt. this is the rail system that they developed. come walk with me. this is one car. it's a second car. pushing it all, this motorcycle. this is how the dirt got out and this is probably how el chapo got out. an amazing system that really takes mining expertise and the fact they managed to do it all under the noses of an entire nat

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he made his way through a tunnel to an unfinished house to freedom and now geraldo rivera. can you hear us? >> hi kimberly. it's been a miserable day here in mexico. the weather matching the national mood. they are traumatized by this brazen and extraordinary escape from this prison. this truck is now blocking -- walk over here. this is the super max in mexico and el chapo, the most wanted man in mexico the man who was a fugitive from a prior escape managed and i was at the house where he exited to dig a tunnel a mile long. imagine that a mile long tunnel and to think as the opposition legislator came up to me and to think they didn't know this was going on much higher up the food chain than the three people they've already fired is absolutely preposterous. they estimate there was 2 had you thousand tons of dirt moved to create that tunnel that el chapo used to ex-cape. in fairness -- see the pipes? there is a huge infrastructure freshwater project going on so the authorities are suggesting they got rid of the dirt the criminals got rid of the dirt under the guise it was pa

so she is here to respond and geraldo is back as well. he is the host of geraldo rivera reports. so ann, let me just tee it up for those who have forgotten somehow with mr. trump's remarks that started it all. >> when mexico sends their people they're not sending their best they're not sending you, they're not sending you. they're sending people that have lots of problems. and they're bringing those problems with us. they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime. they're rapists, and some i assume are good people. >> okay go ahead. >> if you want me to start -- all right. >> ann, okay first of all, i'm not hesitating there is a three-second delay here. i want to thank both of you for doing this. big part of my book is that we won't even have the debate on this. i think the first most important point is these are not people who have a right to be here. i don't care if they are two rapists or people coming here to collect welfare. immigration is a public institution and is used to benefit people already living here. there should not be any criminals coming in. it is bad enough to

. >>> here now with more reaction fox news senior correspondent geraldo rivera. you and i have disagreed on immigration. on every case these are people we didn't deport. criminals. crimes. one after another. if they got deported they have no problem walking in across our country. that's why i want a fence. that's why i want our country secure. i'm not talking about the people who want a job, but the criminals that have open free access to our country and we're not protecting americans. those family members lost their kids because we didn't do the right thing. >> my heart breaks for those family members as it does for family in san francisco. it's horrible what happened. what these -- >> and preventible. >> one thing -- i've been you know tending to my mom, my 95-year-old mom in florida. for two days this discussion has been happening and i've wanted very much to comment. my heart goes out to the victims of these crimes as they do the victims of any crimes. when you use the anecdotes to make the argument about undocumented immigrants. you can't deny like these mon

rivera and greg gutfeld. this is "the five". >> as americans gather this holiday weekend to celebrate our nation's 239th birthday, there are 14 republican candidates now vying to restore this great country. here are some of these hopefuls. >> yesterday is over. >> we must change some of the decisions we are making by changing the people who are making them. >> our country is on a very bad course. and the question is, what are we going to do about it? >> it is a time to reclaim the constitution of the united states. >> we need a leader that can bring back our jobs, can bring back our manufacturing. can bring back our military. can take care of our vets. >> the campaign that rebuilds america to the place where you and i grew up and where we want our children to grow up in again. >> we get back up and dust ourselves off. we move forward. and you know what? we will do it again. >> i want to be part of a return to prosperity. a true economic boon that lifts all americans. >> we need leadership in the white house n

i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with geraldo rivera eric bolling. dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> after days of backlash over his comments about whether john mccain is a war hero donald trump almost apologized last night on "the o'reilly factor". >> i used to like him a lot. i supported him. i raised a lot of of money for his campaign against president obama. and certainly if there was a misunderstanding i would totally take that back. but hopefully i said it correctly, and certainly shortly thereafter i said it correctly. >> trump has surged to

rivera and greg gutfeld. this is "the five". >> as americans gather this holiday weekend to celebrate our nation's 239th birthday, there are 14 republican candidates now vying to restore this great country. here are some of these hopefuls. >> yesterday is over. >> we must change some of the decisions we are making by changing the people who are making them. >> our country is on a very bad course. and the question is, what are we going to do about it? >> it is a time to reclaim the constitution of the united states. >> we need

i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with geraldo rivera eric bolling. dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> after days of backlash over his comments about whether john mccain is a war hero donald trump almost apologized last night on "the o'reilly factor". >> i used to like him a lot. i supported him. i raised a lot of of money for his campaign against president obama. and certainly if there was a misunderstanding i would totally take that back. but hopefully i said it correctly, and certainly shortly thereafter i said it correctly. >> trump has surged to the top of a new "washington post" abc news poll but support did fall sharply among gop voters surveyed after the mccain comments. 62% of americans say they wouldn't vote for him in the general election. one major newspaper wants him out of the race now. the des moines register says trump should pull the plug on his bloviating sideshow. trump's response "i'm not surprised. as one of the most liberal newspapers in the united states the poll results were just too much for them to bear. th

i'm dana perino along with kimberly guilfoyle, eric bolling, geraldo rivera and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> tonight we are joined by a special guest. he is the governor of new jersey and hopes to be the next president of the united states. chris christie is here for his very first appearance on "the five." welcome, governor. we're glad you made it. >> glad to be here. >> the traffic we'll blame the mayor a little bit later in the show. i'm going to kick it off and go around the table a couple of times. you've been a declared candidate for a little over a month. i was curious, what sort of anxieties do you hear from the campaign trail from potential voters? what's their biggest problem and how would you try to solve it? >>