he had lunch with ed klein on the famous books on president obama and hillary clinton and the clintons and all of this sort of thing. he probably read clinton cash and is going to talk about trump university in the news. there is a university that bill clinton was a for profit that he was chancellor of. you know, had some controversy to it. so i imagine he's going to toss just about as much of that including the kitchen sink in there because he feels this is the way you go after these folks because if you don't, they're going to go after you. >> he is going to topple out and say nothing. that's donald trump. he likes to insult. he likes to smack people around. he likes, to you know, essentially throw out every piece of slime whether it's true or false because he understand that's makes news and they'll come on television and relitigate or regurgitate what donald trump says. that strategy worked in the primary. that enabled him to defeat 16 very -- very qualified candidates. i don't think that will help him in the fall get the kind of support that he needs. so as far as i'm concerned, g

hillary clinton supported bill clinton's disasterous nafta. we have lost nearly one third of our manufacturing jobs since these two hillary-backed agreements were signed. among the worst we have ever done. among the most destructive agreements we have sign. our trade deficit rose 40% during the time hillary clinton was secretary of state. she should not be congratulated for that but rather scourned. [applause] >> then she left china and billions in intellectual property and china has taken it. it is a crime that is going on right now. they are stealing billions and billi billions of our intellectual property. hillary clinton gave china millions of jobs. our best jobs and effectively let china completely rebuild itself. in return, hillary clinton got rich. the book clinton cash by peter swiet documents how bill and hillary used the state department make -- to make her rich all while making you poor. [applause] >> here as a quote from the book. at the center of u.s. policy toward china was hillary clinton. at this critical time for u.s.-china re

he is a smart guy, he meets the two biggest test that hillary clinton and bill clinton are looking for, someone who they like and can work with and is policy oriented and someone people would say is qualified to be president, and also though, young, and even though he is a pretty quiet guy, exciting, because he is from the west and a younger guy. i think she will pick someone in that mold. on the republican side, i am less confident this is a good pick, but chris christie. there is all the negative, bad side that everybody knows, that people would denounce him, that he has been impressing people lately in private events as a trump surrogate. he is the best attacker in republican politics, at least on the republican side, and i think he would add stability to the trump campaign. those in my two choices, the best they can do under those circumstances. john: all right, let me go with my now, and i will give you two different names. there are pros and cons we can debate. i will start on the republican side, i still think this commander-in-chief thing matters a lot to trump. so running some

so bill clinton, husband hillary clinton, old, fierce, bitter rival of jerry brown, bill clinton who agreed to put that history aside and help jerry brown in 2010, came calling on governor brown in sacramento last week. we don't know exactly what they talked about, exactly what was said, but we do know this. today, one week before the california primary, the biggest name in california democratic politics, the man who chased bill clinton all around the country in 1992, who called him corrupt and worse, who never actually endorsed him for president, who went after hillary clinton as hard as anyone in the 1990s, today that man, jerry brown, governor jerry brown, came off the sidelines and announced that he's endorsing hillary clinton for president. it really is hard to think of a major endorsement in politics that comes with as much history, as much drama, as much trauma, as this one. at a raw, human level it's fascinating to watch this play out. politically it's also a major development. a major signal. because if jerry brown, with all of that history, is ready to snub bernie sanders a

what's your response as a hillary clinton supporter when he said he has a problem that the clinton foundation was taking money from saudi arabia. >> shame on bernie sanders for throwing where no facts exist. >> the clinton foundation, we know of contributions to the clinton foundation because they voluntarily disclosed every dime they got. when hillary clinton was secretary of state she held foreign governments accountable on women's rights, on gay rights and human rights more than any other secretary of state has ever done. so for burdeny sanders take the silly republican talking points and somehow suggest that she was bought off from foreign governments by virtue of clinton foundation support, not true. those monies went to poverty programs in certain countries and period, hillary clinton separated her secretary of state duties from that and shame on bernie sanders for throwing this mud the last week of the campaign that he is unfortunately, for him, losing. >> everybody hold on. bill, i'll give you a quick response, but go ahead. >> i just want to say i'm not doing anything -- hurting hill

clinton's home. amid reports that warren may be on clinton's short list for vice president, a prospect trump says he welcomes as he unleashes his own criticisms of clinton. >> now, hillary clinton, or, as i call her, crooked hillary clint clinton. [ applause ] -- as crooked as they come. hillary clinton has jeopardized. totally jeopardized national security by putting her e-mails on a private server, all to hide her corrupt dealings. i mean, it's criminal investigation. >> doug mckelway reports for us tonight from richmond virginia where donald trump has been holding a rally. >> that's right, trish. this rally interestingly enough is much more sparsely attended than what we've been used to seeing at donald trump rallies. the chief of police here in richmond just yesterday had a press conference which might explain that. he said he received upwards of 50 e-mail from people who procured tickets to this rally and who wanted to come but were afraid of potential violence. and that may have kept the crowd

clinton. >> we kocan't solve our problem by counting on the politicians who created our problems. the clintons have turned the politics of personal enrichment into an art form for themselves. they've made hundreds of millions of dollars selling access, selling favors, selling government contracts and i mean hundreds of millions of dollars. >> for senator sanders to speak in california trying to see where he is going with this campaign, there are reports that he is laying off many staff members, especially those in the field having do with the campaign. there is the setting or actually he's expected to speak there and they are not happy. those supporters were booing at one point when president obama, they got the word that the president talked with the senator earlier this evening so we will see what the senator says and if he is pulling back on his campaign, if he will concede or vow to continue which he has said in the past taking this to a contested convention because for him it's been more

clinton knows that. they fired off e-mails to the press detailing where the money goes from the clinton foundation. those attacks on mrs. clinton could be quite effective, right? >> i don't think those attacks are going to mean much. when hillary clinton was secretary of state, there was no stronger advocate for women's rights and human rights and for being aggressive with countries that did not treat their people well. i just think those attacks will fall flat. the key issue for donald trump is going to be what is his positive image -- his positive view on the economy to create jobs, to help people's own pocket books. what hillary clinton laid out yesterday was scathing in terms of how he consistently enriched himself when he does his business dealings, no matter the consequences. when companies go bankrupt in atlantic city, it's the construction workers who don't get paid and small businesses who don't get paid. so trump has to convince people that he actually is going to look out for them and not just

hillary clinton is a weak person. hillary clinton is totally scripted. hillary clinton is a thief and hillary clinton should be in jail for what she did to our national security. she's always got problems. ew

hillary clinton ind, google fills in hillary clinton indiana. yahoo fills in hillary clinton indictment. >> the intention is clear. google is burying potential searches for hillary clinton by manipulating recommendations on their site. reporter: trump rac for racist. this time the google search matched yahoo and bing. >> this appears to be a consist don't ask. reporter: predictions are produced based on a number of factors including the popularity of search terms. >> based on what the results are. there is definitely a problem. google also explains its systems automatically filters out inaproper yapts auto complete searches. so negative information is not the first thing that pops up. lou: we'll have a lot more on this issue tonight. donald trump presented a clear contrast between himself and evangelicals. both candidates in washington giving dueling speeches. hillary clinton addressed the planned parenthood. and trump addressed the faith fan freedom conference saying clinton's policies would set america back. >> religious freedom with governmen

bill clinton hated him. bill clinton hated him. he called bill clinton a racist, do you remember that? bill clinton hated him. and hillary clinton hated obama, now it's yes, sir, mr. president, sir. yes, sir. what would you like? i don't believe our country can let her get away with this crime. i don't believe it. so we'll see. >> congressman, that was much fierier, much more fiery than usual. a direct result of her speech today. did she get under his skin? >> unquestionably. and i want to say at the outset that that image of the burning of the flag i find just repulsive and there's nothing just justify that. but, yes, clearly secretary clinton got under his skin. he's not used to being confronted so directly and i'm sure what made it most painful for him is the fact that he was mocked using his own words. it's hard to refuse when there were little quotes around those words, when those are the actual positions he has espoused. i think he must realize just how ridiculous a lot of his statements have been, how counterproductive to ou

nbc's kristin welker of course covers the clinton campaign, kristin, clinton in denver as we see right now. she was not there to focus on this, but this story obviously is now dominating the day, andrea and i were talking about the impact of the benghazi report, broadly speaking, what are people within the inner circle saying about this report today and how they try to message going forward? >> well, peter, we are seeing an aggressive pushback against this report, no surprise there. i'll read you a little bit of the official statement that we got from brian fallon earlier today, it reads in part after more than two years and $7 million in tax payer funds, the committee report has not found anything to contradict the conclusion of the multiple earlier zbagss. this report confirms what majority leader kevin mccarthy and even one of trey gowdy's own former staffers admitted months ago. this committee's chief goal is to politicize the deaths of four brave americans in order to attack the obama administration and hurt hillary clinton's campaign. and just to remind our viewers, kevin mccarth

clinton on monday. he sort of gave us a preview of that last night. >> the clintons have turned the politics of personal enrichment into an art form for themselves. they've made hundreds of millions of dollars selling access, selling favors, selling government contracts, and i mean hundreds of millions of dollars. >> so how will mrs. clinton respond to that? will she do it in real time by tweeting? >> well, the most effective thing to do with donald trump is just to get his words out there and let them speak for themselves. we saw her do this in her national security speech the other day. the erratic behavior, the insults, the bullying. i'm sure that's what we're going to see in the upcoming speech. we're delighted to talk about secretary clinton's record. this is someone who has been fighting for decades for kids and family, took on the health insurance industry, trying to get health care for all americans. >> what he was specifically referring to was the clinton global initiative and the donations tha

hillary clinton. that's our show. . announcer: and now, john stossel. >> i know you donald trump fans have high hopes. get real. the smart money, the people who bet say hillary is pretty certain to be america's next president. we devote our entire show to hillary. what worries me most about her is that i fear her ideas are going to strangle our future. she thinks she knows what's best for everyone. she'll micromanage our lives, spend our money, she thinks she'll do that better than you do it. we'll spend and promise to spend much more money than we have and hillary wants to spend more. it's worth it because her spending will create jobs. >> jobs and infrastructure, our roads, bridges, tunnels, port, rail system, water system. [ applause ] >> the audience applause but don't says dan mitchell of the cato institute. here to debate him is democrat, fox news co-host juan williams. are you going to vote for her? >> probably, if she's running against trump. the question you asked to me is quite important and so glad you're doi

now, hillary clinton, she claims to be the great champion of women, but the women who accused bill clinton, former president bill clinton, of sexual misconduct, they feel otherwise. now, in fact, donald trump hammered the clintons on, let's look at that. >> she's married to a man who was the worst abuser of women in the history of politics. she's married to a man who hurt many women, and hillary, if you look and if you study, hillary hurt many women, the women that he abused. hillary was an enabler, and she treated these women horribly. just remember this, and some of those women were destroyed, not by him, but by the way that hillary clinton treated them after everything went down. >> and joining us for reaction, fox news contributor monica crowley. you know, let's put aside for this monica, the con sen schull relationship. gennifer flowers and even monk georgia rue winceklewinsky. paula jones, exposed himself to her. kathleen willie, she claims he groped and grabbed and fondled and kissed against her will and then of course, juanita broderick claims she was raped. i've irnt interviewed t

we will fight for hillary clinton. fight for us. please join me in welcoming the -- welcoming to the stage hillary clinton. [applause] hillary clinton: thank you cincinnati. i especially want to thank all the people outside who couldn't get in. thank you for coming in today. i am so delighted to be here with my friend and a great leader, senator elizabeth warren . you just saw why she is considered so terrific, so formidable, because she tells it like it is. i am very grateful for that introduction. more importantly i want to thank her for fighting every single day for families like hers, families like yours. and millions of hard-working americans that deserve to have more folks on their side. elizabeth and i came of age around the same time. as you heard her talking about her parent, her brothers, we believed in the american dream. my dad was a small businessman. he got off every single day. lots of times my mother and my brother and i, they print fabrics and a long warehouse with a long table. it was dark and not very pleasant. it

hillary clinton only needing 57. and that's before whatever she takes out of the virgin islands when there were 12 at stage and before she gets whatever she's going to get tonight in puerto rico. hillary clinton could clinch the nomination here on the east coast with 142 delegates at stake, even before california votes. new jersey, 142 delegates at stake. polls are showing hillary clinton with a significant lead. she up is with 64% to bernie sanders' 30% in the polls. looking very good for hillary clinton to clinch the nomination. we do to california, hillary clinton holding a lead of about plus two. look at how many delegates are at stake. 548 delegates at stake. 475 of those are pledged. hillary clinton could have a nat so good night here in california but still take away enough delegates to make her lead over bernie sanders insurmountable. let's hear hillary clinton herself talking about how things are going to go on tuesday. >> this is race against bernie sanders over whether or not you win california on tuesday?

now, hillary clinton, she claims to be the great champion of women, but the women who accused bill clinton, former president bill clinton, of sexual misconduct, they feel otherwise. now, in fact, donald trump hammered the clintons on, let's look at that. >> she's married to a man who was the worst abuser of women in the history of politics. she's married to a man who hurt many women, and hillary, if you look and if you study, hillary hurt many women, the women that he abused. hillary was an enabler, and she treated these women horribly. just remember this, and some of those women were destroyed, not by him, but by the way that hillary clinton treated them after everything went down. >>fox news contributor monica crowley. you know, let's put aside for this monica, the con sen schull relationship. gennifer flowers and even monk georgia rue winceklewinsky. paula jones, exposed himself to her. kathleen willie, she claims he groped and grabbed and fondled and kissed against her will and broderick claims she was raped. i' processing throughout her career of being a champion of women and girls an

clinton if he shifts from hitting hillary clinton hard. couple people raised concerns whether trump is taking it seriously that he is running for president, whether he's willing to step away from his businesses. i spoke to one trump adviser saying you need to hammer home your message, hammer home hillary clinton. the adviser says any time hillary clinton is feel pain we should be adding some to that and they feel like clinton is limping out of the democratic primaries and they need to capitalize on that moment. >> sarah murray at new york at one of the golf courses in westchest westchester, thank you so much sarah murray. dana, one of the things that's interesting this idea that donald trump is going to speak looking at the teleprompter this evening. he hates the teleprompter first of all. he belittles politicians who use the teleprompter when i interviewed him last week and talked about the speech secretary clinton gave said she didn't give a speech. she read a speech somebody wrote for her. he looked down on that idea but party leaders a

he meets to two biggest tests that hillary clinton and bill clinton are looking for. someone they like and can work with and policy oriented and someone people would say is qualified to be president. also young and exciting. he'd be from the west and a younger guy. i think she will pick someone in that mold. on the republican side, i'm less confident this is a good pick. there's all the negative side. a lot of people would denounce it. he's been impressing people lately. he's a trump surrogate. he's the best attacker in american politics. i think he would add stability to the trump campaign. those are my two current thoughts about the best they can do under these circumstances. >> let me go with mine now. i'll give you two different names. those are decent because they are pros and cons that we can debate at more length. i'm going to start on the republican side. i still think this commander in chief thing matters to trump. i don't know who that could be. there was a time we talked about bob gates. it's completely out of window given the way trump treated gates. bob c

is hillary clinton going to say, okay, here is how i'm putting the clinton foundation in a blind trust over here or bill clinton is going to resign and not be involved here or -- are you going to put out in advance exactly how the clinton foundation will work if she's president since we don't get a lot of trance parms cisparency p and his businesses? >> we will talk about how we build a country that is stronger together, how we build an economy that is stronger because everyone is participating, everybody has a chance to live up to their god given potential. and donald trump is trying to change the subject. it's his business practices that are really at issue. the fact that trump university according to his own employees was a scheme and a scam. and he's trying to change the subject. that's what he does. he attacks, attacks. >> why not take higher ground? >> the clinton foundation has been transparent. all their contributions have been disclosed. >> but how it would work going forward. >> we have time for that. we'll talk about that. but when you look at what the clinton foundation's d

but not by hillary clinton. only by me. [ applause ] the fact is, we can come back bigger and better and stronger than ever before. jobs, jobs, jobs. [ applause ] everywhere i look, i see the possibilities of what our country could be. but we can't solve any of these problems by relying on the politicians who created the problems themselves. we'll never be able to fix a rigged system by counting on the same people who have rigged it in the first place. [ applause ] the inside wrote the rules of the game to keep themselves in power and in the money. that's why we're asking bernie sanders' voters to join our movement, so together we can fix the system for all americans. so important. [ applause ] this includes fixing all of our many disastrous trade deals. and they're disastrous. they're destroying our country. because it's not just the political system that's rigged. it's the whole economy. [ applause ] it's rigged by big donors who want to keep wages down. it's rigged by big businesses who want to leave our coun

hillary clinton, bragging on hillary clinton, someone who perseveres, bragging on her as a fighter. all the nice things about bernie sanders. i didn't ask her directly about bernie sanders, she said a lot of thing, crediting with him a lot that has happened in the democratic party already. personal praise for hillary clinton, something i never heard barometer made news in a lot of ways. >> she was able to do both at the same time. a lot of people watching the sanders versus clinton fight didn't think that was possible. here, someone came on with a fully praisable of hillary clinton and bernie sanders, and it never seemed strained. >> we saw a bit of that as well, from president obama today. of course, the president, in a video presentation that was clearly scripted and stayed, and much more, you could see them calculating it with a micrometer to get it right in terms of tone. she was ripping, she wasn't reading me a speech. she went chapter and verse, bernie sanders, the impact of what he has done. and her admerable for hillary clinton. making a totally unreserved endorsement tonigh

tough road. >> sins of clintons past, but factoring in the polling, ten-point lead over clinton. gary johnson even has a one-point lead in that poll over her. sabrina, should that be something for clinton to worry about, to look over her shoulder as well? what can she do as far as those independents, especially now many backing bernie sanders and saying bernie or bust and what can she do to poll them? >> when it comes to independents backing bernie sanders, we had a poll out yesterday at the guardian saying independents who back bernie sanders are six times more likely to go into hillary clinton's column than donald trump's. i think as much as both brrns and donald trump have tapped into working class white voters, when it konls to the controversial remarks donald trump has made regarding race, ethnicity, those are repulsive to bernie sanders who has been a champion for civil rights. as we were talking about democratic party unity, it will interesting to see how bernie will have a lot of influence in terms of persuading or helping to persuade his voters to ultimately back hillary

would president clinton do that? >> her platform is all about rewarding businesses who create jobs at home. if you want to take your business to another country, then you are going to pay a penalty. >> i'm glad to hear that. let me ask you a question. political question. have you been vetted for vp? >> you would have to ask the campaign that. >> you have never been questioned? >> you have to ask the campaign. >> have you been questioned? >> have i been questioned? >> have they called you in and said we're checking you out for vp? >> i don't know who they're checking out. >> they never checked you? >> again, you have to ask them. i don't know, chris. >> have they asked for paperwork? have they asked you for paperwork? >> i don't know what they're doing. >> have they asked you for anything -- >> chris, i would -- >> i just take that as a yes. >> chris, here's the deal. here's why i have been so heavily involved in her campaign from the outset. this nation is at a crossroads right now. this is not simply, a trump train

clinton. if you want to have a moral argument here, winning the last big huge state, california, the anchor of the democratic party is the 50 plus electoral votes in california. if hillary clinton can carry the trophy, she thinks bernie sanders has no argument left. >> she's win the bigger states. he's won the smaller states with less delegates. we'll be hearing from hillary clinton soon and hearing live coverage of what she has to say. it's a delicate tight rope, how far she goes. no doubt she'll talk about donald trump. >> she hasn't really been talking about bernie sanders much lately. she gave the big speech about donald trump on thursday. in terms of sort of encouraging bernie sanders to make a decision, she has used herself as an example saying listen, in 2008 i was a closely fought contest but then she came out, of course, and embraced obama on june 7th. it will be eight years to the day on tuesday when she conceded in 2008. she looked like she'll clench the nomination on tuesday. again

clinton will now have bernie sanders, the clintons, the bidens, the obama's, all out there. trump will have surrogates, but not the level that she will have. >> i think the money thing cannot be overestimated. we'll talk later about trump's funding situation. good for us. we will have more from our --omberg politics the you interview with hillary clinton. ♪ ♪ off the campaign trail, bernie sanders had a very busy day in washington ec today. he took -- washington dc today. he told reporters he would do whatever it takes to defeat donald trump in november. to meet for the two. democrats, harry reid and chuck expected to is replace harry reid at the top democrat in the senate. tonight, sanders is holding a rally at rfk stadium. center says he is still going to compete hard in the next tuesday's washington dc primary. after the obama endorsement of clinton, and as sanders clearly begins to ratchet down his campaign, what does you now want and what can he get? >> we have come full circle on the sanders campaign. we are now back to the original impetus that got him into the ra

clinton, multimillionaire. in a tweet clinton flayed trump over documents published this the new york times and the washington post about a federal lawsuit against the for profit school known as trump university. here is a sampling hot off the boiler. clinton warned a new york times article on this matter ma cause nausea. she called the business practices that trump engaged in sleazy and fraudulent and wrote the trump university con says a lot about trump. if you can't trust him with your personal finances, how can you trust him with our country? these days that counts as presidential smackdown opinion clinton continued her attacks in the flesh at a rally in newark, new jersey today. >> this is just more evidence that donald trump, himself, is a fraud. he is trying to scam america the way he scammed all those people at trump u. it's important that we recognize what he has done because that's usually a pretty good indicator of what he will do. >> mark, hillary clinton clearly trying to make trump university a bi

we both agree that's a problem. >> most of that debt thank you to the clintons. >> the clinton name is practically synonymous with prosperity in this country. >> >> prosper themselves. >> we all remember the 90's. >> hillary clinton said we were broke when we left the white house. within a couple short years they are worth several hundred million dollars how did they become so prosperous. >> they had speaking fees. >> group like columbians who want to do have a trade agreement with colombia. >> let's defer to somebody who is authoritative. moody put out a report -- let me just say moody put out a report if donald trump's policies were enacted 3.5 million americans would lose their jobs. >> we already know what happened when clintons were in power. >> this is a con man, a salesman. is he good at putting his name on businesses. >> hillary clinton had a secretary of state. name one real success hillary clinton as secretary of state. just one. >> our entire foreign policy has been stabilized and american is seeing more positive. >> in the middle east. >> boris, i'm answering your question.

happened to hillary clinton. took her a couple of days to come around to the idea that she needed to drop out. but also remember, this is a very different situation. first of all, hillary clinton had been a democratic party insider. he's been an independent, a socialist for his time throughout the senate, even though he caucused with the democrats. she wanted to run again. that's not going to happen with bernie sanders who is 74 years old. so there's a little different trajectory here. he also feels a real affinity for and with the 10 million -- 10.5 million people who have voted for him. the 1.5 million who have come out to these rallies so far. the 8 million or more individual donors have given to his campaign. so what does he have that they want? one, the support of those voters who really love bernie sanders. and secondly, he has a list, a very valuable list so far. he's only used it to the benefit of a handful of down ticket folks, steve. >> chris jansing at the white house. that meeting two hours away. bern

so you've got both hillary clinton and former president bill clinton going up and down the state. they do have the advantage they can hit both parts of the state at once. it is more of an expensive state but the one thing -- one of clinton's advantages here is she has a strong surrogate base. every single member of the congressional delegation that has taken a position has endorsed her. she's got many local officials, the governor, the attorney general, people up and down the state who are out there organizing for her, making phone calls. what sanders has is the energy, momentum, select supporters and it's going to close out with competing concerts. you've got hillary clinton with christina aguilera and a couple of other people at the greek theater and bernie sanders will be at the famed crissy field in the bay area, san francisco, with a bunch of other bands, including dave matthews band tonight. so it's really a big push to the final stretch. it feels like the general election here. it's actually pretty exciting. >> it would not be a california primary without some show business

let's take a look. >> 4ir8 clinton has to go to -- hillary clinton has to go to jail. all right? she has to go to jail. >> i will leave it be to the psychiatrists to explain his affection for tyrants. >> hillary clinton is a weak person. totally scripted. >> he is tempt -- temper aamerican leaguely unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability and immense responsibility. >> instead of saying crooked hillary, a very accurate description, wonder if i could say lyin '. >> we all know the tools donald trump brings to the table. bragging. mocking, composing nasty tweets the >> she does not look presidential, that i can tell you. she doesn't. this is not a president. >> i believe the person the republicans have nominated for president cannot do the job. >> so, hillary clinton there talked about the tools that donald trump groings the table. he has made it clear that among those tools will be vicious, vicious attacks. he is not afraid to hit employee the belt. he has done it plenty in the past. he has indicated he's perfectly happen i for example, to make bill clinton's pas

and this is a big problem for hillary clinton. that she has still got bernie sanders biting at her ankles here and pulling her to the left. she would rather not be talking about these issues but she was force to do do so in the primary to oppose policies that her own husband pushed to demonstrate how far left the party has moved over the past two decades. it's really a problem. if i am looking at hillary clinton and these polls how close they are. i'm a little concerned. she is leading but it's hardly a commanding lead and she may take some comfort in donald trump's high negatives but his negatives could change between now and convention's. hers is unlikely to. she is very much a known quantity. he could improve on his numbers if he runs the right type of campaign. i think that would have team clinton a little worried. >> we went over the details yesterday at the benghazi report. details in there very unflattering to be generous to secretary clinton and what went down. what we haven't seen a lot of coverage on is the email investi

clinton. >> look, i said that from the beginning about donald trump, van, that you can see him in an interview, when john dickerson asked would a muslim judge be able to, i don't want to misquote, but be unable to judge you. clearly trump hadn't thought about it. you saw him go like hmm, yeah, i guess so. and think about it and answer. a practiced politician would not have answered that question or would have gotten away. and to his achilles' point, that's his achilles heel but also part of what attracted people in the first place. >> is that in some context endearing, captivating, make for interesting television, yes. here's the reality, doesn't make a great president of the united states whose word could crash a stock market or start a war. yes, it is refreshing but that doesn't mean that's what you need to get a country through where we are. >> let's take a quick break. we will dig deeper with the panel to the notion of trump 2.0. is there a reset, what he is promising when he makes his nex

specialist who helped set up clinton's server. pagliano is the same ex-staffer who struck a deal in the ongoing fbi investigation. he's also filed a motion on his own to keep his records under wraps. heather. >> very interesting. lauren green, live for us. thank you, lauren. >>> meantime, former secretary of state and presumptive democratic nominee, hillary clinton, hear what she has to say herself because she will join fox news's bret baier on "special report" at 6:00 eastern. >>> we're going to have quite an election, aren't we? i personally can't wait to debate him. >> well, i probably could think of nobody i'd rather debate. i think beating her in a debate would be one of the easy challenges of my life, that i can say. >> well, it is the general election of the lesser of two evils with donald trump and hillary clinton poised to be the most disliked presidential candidates in decades. so with the gloves coming off, are we about to witness the ugliest race in u.s. history? here to take a closer look, pollster and partner, jenn c

in this moment it is great for hillary clinton. i mean, you can allow someone to play the kid in the room as long as you have adults in the room. so, as long as there weren't terrorist attacks happening and as long as there weren't, you know, the 600-point drops on the dow because of the brexit it was okay for people to say i like this guy, donald trump. he's punching up, hitting the establishment. it felt okay because nothing really horrible was happening. everything was relatively coasting. now that you have actual things happening, you want to know that the person you have been rooting for could shift gears and also be an adult. donald trump has basically failed at both turns. he failed in -- >> how does elizabeth warren -- to the elizabeth warren point, how does she help with that? >> i think what we're missing is the hillary clinton part of this. at this point, running a brilliant campaign. she is stepping into that void that donald trump has left by turning attention to him. she is being a very -- all the things we started th

which bill clinton has been at the forefront before hillary clinton. i'm not very surprised to see him push back on people who have been pushing back. not just on his wife, but himself. >> eugene scott, thank you. nice to see you again. talk to you soon. big monday morning for your money. >>> time to get an early start. switzerland votes down a proposal to give guaranteed income to residents. could it be the solution to income inequality? 77% of swiss voters were against the measure. it would bump up pay to $2500 a month. this program would replace various welfare payments. the government says it would cost $25 billion. this would come from higher taxes which would hurt the economy. supporters argue this idea, you know, don't look at switzerland, but the idea. help those are welfare to spend the money however they want. guaranteed minimum income as a solution. finland is considering scrapping its welfare programs. the study at oakland, california that will launch soon. testing the strategy of giving the people a pot of money and say go do with it what

served under president clinton, she is a supporter for hillary clinton for president. your reaction to what we heard donald trump saying. vladimir putin gets an a. for leadership. >> it is great to be on the show. i find that fact that trump admires people like putin, who is a kgb officer, allowing no freedom in his count reese. and it is stunning, very troubling. in terms of somebody who is running for president of the united states. people listen to what he says i am troubled by it i travel abroad all the time. people can't understand, when someone running for president can be so completely irresponsible in what he says. i was listening to what david and andy were saying about secretary clinton's speech. i think she did a fascinating job in combining the political part of this with a substantive foreign policy speech. she talked about what has to be done at home. how important alliances are. how clear we need to be with our adv adversaries. the zingers, she made clear that donald trump is dangerous for the united states and for the world. >> did you have any input in

clinton met with warren this morning at clinton's home in washington, d.c. that fueled plenty of vp speculation. warren hasn't been shy in voicing her opinions about presumptive republican nominee, donald trump. she's had some pretty potent attacks against him, including this one just last night. >> trump also whined that he's being treated unfairly. donald trump shows racism as his weapon. you, donald trump, are a total disgrace. >> warren has been called clinton's secret weapon, but is it enough to earn her a spot on the democratic ticket? joining me now is tonight's "hardball" roundtable, joan walsh, msnbc political analyst and national affairs correspondent for the nation, ozzie pabra is a senior reporter for politico, and jeanie is at nyu. joan, this meeting today, hillary clinton, elizabeth warren, they sit down. i'm remembering at the start of this campaign when joe biden was thinking about getting in, he called elizabeth warren to a meeting and he did talk to her about potentially running with her if he became the democratic nominee. do you think tha

clinton will -- secretary clinton will explain what the kind of trade-offs and decisions that a real commander in chief has to make. this isn't reality television. this is the real world. you have to work with your allies, come up with decisions that our military diplomats and other friends and allies around the world will work with us to achieve without alienating the entire muslim world. donald trump has played into isis' hands by basically saying they were right, that the united states basically hates muslims. even george bush was very clear this wasn't a war against islam. donald trump has thrown that out the window. >> former assistant skrait for president bill clinton. jamie, nice to see you, we appreciate your time. >>> a reminder to our audiences that we are awaiting hillary clinton. she is expected to speak in the next ten minutes from that podium in san diego. she prepares an address about her vision for america's foreign policy, a speech where she's expected to paint donald trump as uneququalified to be command in chief and dangerous. we're going to carry those remarks liv

hillary clinton is a weak person. hillary clinton is totally scripted. hillary clinton is a thief. i think she's pathetic. i think she should be in jail for what she did with her e-mails. okay? >> donald trump takes on hillary clinton. >> i think the only card she has is the woman's card. she's got nothing else going. >> then deal me in! >> she shouts into the microphone and it drives everybody crazy. and frankly, if hillary clinton were a man, i don't think she'd get 5% of the vote. clinton wants to tax and regulate our workers to the point of extinction. >> we're going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. >> crooked hillary wants to terminate, she wants to abolish our second amendment. clinton also wants totally open borders in america. i haven't even started on her. we haven't even started. >> "hannity" starts right here, right now. >> welcome to this special edition of "hannity." trump takes on hillary clinton. anti-for the hour, we'll show you all the things that donald trump can do to defeat hillary clinton in a general election. earlier this week t

obama endorsing hillary clinton. and the twitter feud between trump and clinton starts. have a great day. i'm gretchen carlson. >> there's a lot happening. a lot of breaking news in this hour. president obama endorsing hillary clinton. donald trump meeting his money team, and a federal court has delivered an enormous ruling. the ruling? you do not have the right to carry a concealed weapon in public. what's get to it. >> first from the news deck this this afternoon, president obama saying he does not think there has ever been somebody more qualified to hold his office than hillary clinton. a full-throated endorsement no doubt of presumptive democratic nominee that the campaign released an hour ago. >> she has the courage, the compassion, and the heart to

hillary clinton. the only candidate that can really move our country forward, create jobs, make sure, as kareem talked about, all our kids get a great education. also, she is fighting to take guns off the street and we should all clap for the. too many of our kids are getting killed. we cannot stand by and watch that. that is why i am so happy to support her as well. then today, one of the smartest men and one of the greatest presidents we have ever had, he is here and he is going to speak to you. that man is president bill clinton. [applause] before he comes up, my job is to introduce somebody who has been fighting for all of us, especially for this district and others. so give it up to the supervisor. [applause] yes. here she is. yes. now, the difference is i have to help her on the stage because you guys cannot see her. god bless you too. >> thank you. welcome to east los angeles. [applause] >> who is the most important person we are thinking about today? we are thinking about them, we are thinking

lauren: point-blank. >> the clintons are the clintons and donald trump is a brawler. this is going to be ugly. nicole: a real male biter. tell me about the independents. >> you know, this is a race that donald trump is doing well. he's not leading by big margins, but he soon enough to keep it close. nicole: is that a rapid death. anything crazy business that should really watch closely? >> i will continue to watch real clear politics. lauren: math fun. i like it. sean trendy friend real clear politics. thank you for getting up early. lauren: thanks, sean. have a good day. kelley clinton claims the title for president. hillary clinton -- donald trump taking him off the clintons. >> our schools are failing. crime is rising. people are scared. the last thing we need is hillary clinton in the white house are an extension of the obama disaster. lauren: tropical storm: head storm: heads out to sea. the latest forecast for maria molina. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ it's more than a network and the cloud. it's reliable u

she's going to endorse hillary clinton tonight. could warren become hillary clinton's running mate? >>> an isis american. a virginia man who joined isis and then defected appears in federal court on terror charges. why the first american isis fighter is captured on the battlefield and could be a gold mine for u.s. intelligence. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." breaking news, president obama endorses hillary clinton for president of the united states saying he doesn't think there's ever been someone so qualified to hold that office. the president says he's fired up and he'll start campaigning with hillary clinton next week in wisconsin. clinton says she's honored and that she, too, is fired up and ready to go. the endorsement was released after the president met one-on-one in the oval office with bernie sanders. while sanders won't be moving into that office himself, he has vowed to help hillary clinton defeat donald trump and aides say sanders will keep pushing for his progressive agenda. donald trump reacted quickly tweeting, "obama just endorsed crooked hillary. h

one has to ask why was the clinton foundation called the clinton global initiative rather than the clinton american initiative? >> simon, he called hillary clinton the ultimate insider, saying she stood against brexit and talked about taking tens of millions of dollars. in a place like pennsylvania or ohio, those kinds of messages i would have to think are going to resonate with voters there. >> to me, the most striking thing about what we just heard is how far donald trump has drifted from the legacy of ronald reagan. ronald reagan was an avid free trader, one of the most articulate and powerful backers of global free trade over the last 50 years in american life. he also was a leader on immigration reform. it just shows how far the modern republican party has drifted from reagan. i'm not even sure they even know it anymore, how different ronald reagan he would be and how at odds he would be with today's republican party. second, it's shameful for any republican -- >> we have our satellite connection back up, simon, sorry to interrupt you, we'll check back with you in a bit. >> massive tr

clinton: exactly. he praises dictators like vladimir putin and pick fights with our friends, including the british prime minister, the mayor of london, the german chancellor, the president of mexico, and the pope. [laughter] [applause] sec. clinton: he says he has foreign-policy experience, because he ran the miss universe pageant in russia. [laughter] sec. clinton: and to top it off, he believes america is weak. an embarrassment. he called our military a disaster. he said we are, and i quote, "a third world country." and he's been saying things like that for decades. [booing] sec. clinton: those are the words of someone who doesn't understand america or the world. [applause] sec. clinton: and they are the words of someone who would lead us in the wrong direction, because if you really believe america is weak with our military, our values, our capabilities that no other country comes close to matching, then you don't know america. sec. clinton: and you certainly don't deserve to lead it. [applause] tha