have been going on in certain parts of the world like israel and now are kind of spreading. >> israel being used to it knew how and know how to harden soft targets and have accepted the logic and mentality of doing that. you are no longer shocked if you go to a bakery and there's a dude with a gun baker. is it time for us to start accepting -- >> we're getting an appetite for it. >> i have an appetite for it all the time. >> think about how disgusted people were with having to take their shoes off. we want more security but we don't want it for long. the bottom line is it is getting worse, there's more concern over the rise of a new generation of jihadists in new places, including bangladesh. this is a real problem. to your point earlier, it's insanely frustrating to president obama because it has hijacked his term, both terms, it and it's not what he wanted to be remembered for. >> he wanted to slow the rising tides of the ocean. >> i'm one of the few people who didn't mind taking off shoes because i have a foot fetish. >> you want to know who has some great feet? >> who? >> jill nos

kind of nature that have been going on in certain parts of the world for many years like israel are now spreading. >> israel being used to it knew how or know how to harden soft targets and have actually accepted the logic and mentality of doing that. you are no longer shocked if you go to a bakery and there's a dude with a gun. it is time for us to start thinking like israel? >> well, we won't accept that level of security. >> we should. >> yeah, we should. but everyone's got an appetite for it right after an attack. >> i have an appetite for it all the time. >> you're in the minority. think about how quickly everyone got disgusted with having to take off their shoes or just the inconvenience of it all. we want more security but we don't want it for very long. we don't want it to inconvenience us. it is getting worse. we are getting more incidents overseas, there's more concern over the rise of a new generation of jihadists in different places including bangladesh. this is a real problem. also, to your point earlier, it's insanely frustrating to president obama because it has hijac

. israel's prime minister talks to fox news about the death of his brother 40 years ago during a hostage raid in africa. how he found out and how he told his parents in an interview you don't want to miss. >>> later, a little history about how and wen voters truly make up their minds to decide who will get their vote on election day. hands? like finding new ways to be taken care of. home, car, life insurance obviously, ohhh... but with added touches you can't get everywhere else, like claim free rewards... or safe driving bonus checks. even a claim satisfaction guaranteeeeeeeeeee! in means protection plus unique extras only from an expert allstate agent. it's good to be in, good hands. new mirafiber from the makers of miralax. fall in love with a new daily fiber. it's the only fiber that supports regularity with dailycomfort fiber. so unlike others, mirafiber is less likely to cause unwanted gas. love your fiber. new mirafiber. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu began a four-day trip to africa today with a tribute to his older brother. he arrived in uganda where he marked the

referring to israel where there have been these type of attacks with the carnage of one or two people but not on this scale. thank you, kitty >>> fox news correspondent is at the scene in nice. amy, it must be with the sunrising now, of what is usually such an elegant and beautiful mediterranean coast, just one horrific scene and aftermath. >> reporter: i know, eric, it's -- it's a playground, isn't it? meant to be a playground, and today it's a graveyard and i am just one block from the promenade des anglais. the police have blocked that strip off where the terrorist attack happened. and we were hearing, when it first occurred, that people were being asked to stay inside, and there was concern there could be accomplices involved, and nobody really knew what possibly could follow this horrible incident. i thought, when i arrived -- the city is kicking back to life. i can't say that there's any sort of normalcy, because certainly there's not a smile to be seen. but the shops are opening up. the cavfes are opening up and people will be watching and listening throughout the day to find out m

that are traditional but i have great support from israel. i will back israel 100 percent. i would like to go there but i have great relationships as you know to the people in israel and by the way, obama in my opinion is the single worst thing politically speaking that's ever happened to israel. he has been a disaster for israel. i don't know. i haven't set my schedule yet, it could happen. [inaudible] no, i think it's possible we have but i'm only interested in winning. once i win, i will get along great with foreign leaders but they won't be taking advantage and the problem we have with foreign leaders whether it's russia or china or anybody, they don't respect our leadership. and certainly in the case of china they take tremendous economic advantage of us to appoint that is hard to believe. i will get along with great with the leadership and we will do well. yes, in the back. [inaudible] excuse me, in the back. [inaudible] go ahead. [inaudible] ... right. [inaudible] i'm not making it apart but at some point maybe people will change their minds but as of right now i'm not makin

firing up the base. doug? >> mike, thank you. >>> coming up next, a fascinating interview. israel's prime minister talks to fox news about the death of his brother 40 years ago during a hostage raid in africa. how he found out and how he told his parents in an interview you don't want to miss. >>> later, a little history about how and wen voters truly make up their minds to decide who will get their vote on elec >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu began a four-day trip to africa today with a tribute to his older brother. he arrived in uganda where he marked the 40th anniversary to rescue a hijacked air passenger crew. his brother was struck by a bullet and killed that day. and the raid marked a turning point in the fight against terrorism. >> reporter: long before islamic radical terrorism challenged us, terrorists hijacked air france 139 from tel aviv to paris and ordered it to land in africa. they held more than 100 hostages in the old airport terminal. and threatened to execute them unless 53 palestinian militants were released. shimon perez, former israeli prime minist

the abuse of israel. in my opinion, he's abused israel, and i don't think there's ever been anyone close as a president who's been more anti-israel. and i have friends who are jewish, who raise money for him, and they are just disgusted. they can't believe what's going on. so, you know, the people of israel will disgusted. but you just look at failure after failure, and it started -- i guess it started a long time ago. but also not only this country allowing thousands and thousands of people into our country who many of these people are isis. i have no doubt about it. you know, i used to say, well, maybe. now i have no doubt about it. but also look at what's happened with europe. look at what's going on with germany and all over europe. europe is never going to be the same. it's so sad that the leadership in this country -- and by the way, other countries not doing so well. that's why you saw great britain -- you see what happened with that vote that i felt was going to happen. i had a good -- you know, a good sense of the people. i felt that was -- >> even president obama, one of

during the attack. the idea would be to implement it in countries like israel, the u.s., britain, canada, australia, and france. that is exactly what happened tonight. al qaeda published it in 2010 in their magazine "inspire." >> mm-hmm. this is back to the anwar al awlaki writings which remain on long past his death, which some criticize in the drone program, and people continue to find inspiration from that magazine unfortunately, mark. there's not much we can do about it. the question is what can we do about the larger problem of radical islamic terror which was not uttered tonight by president obama. in his defense, we don't have confirmation who was in that truck, although our -- you know, the clues so far would certainly suggest we do know. what he called it tonight was a horrific terrorist attack. >> and that's true. but the problem is that the jihadists are inspired. just the other day, isis put out an info graphic showing that they had killed -- bragging that they had killed or injured 5,200 people around the world in 14 different attacks during the holy month of ramadan

taking back fallujah, still have mosul to go. but i talked to the israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and he said look, islamic state, it's a state. he said exactly what you said, go after the brain centers. go after the finances. i said, but we're doing that. he said no we're not. we have to be more serious. >> eric, look these talking points from the white house, these feel good comments they make that we're going after isis and gaining ground, well, my goodness. the president said months ago that isis is on the run and they're running here to the western world. they have transformed the battlefield to the desert to here and in our streets. we said shock and awe, launch a massive military strike on their supply lines and oil fields. go after them where they are. >> and what is stopping them from doing that? others say that only encourages isis and more radicalizations of muslims who think that the west is attacking the muslims. >> what is stopping us is we have a politicly correct stance in fighting war. the president has not effectively said they're at war. >> bill o'rei

dollars to try to bring down israel's prime minister? >>> first your fox affiliates around the country covering tonight. wsbn in miami overturned tanker truck catching fire and snarling traffic this morning. that vehicle was carrying thousands of gallons of an unspecified type of fuel. the driver escaped without serious injuries. >>> fox 9 in the twin cities, the worst tornado damage he has ever seen in his city. up to 15 homes were damaged but no one was injured. at least two twisters is touched down in the central part of the state monday night. >>> live look at san diego from fox 5. big story there tonight, major league baseball all-star game will be played at petco park, home of the padres. officials predict an economic impact for the city of up to $70 million. critics dispute that. coverage on the fox broadcast network begins at 7:30 eastern. that tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. we were born 100 years ago into a new american century. born with a hunger to fly and a passion to build something better. and what an amazing time it's

a while ago they approved language on israel. that jeshz lem should be the capital of the jewish state. and no recognition. palestinian authority and lastly, the platform identifies the bds. boycott and divest and sanction. and seeing israel as i apartheid. that equate its with anti- semitism. >> thank you, james. >> keep it right here on fox news for all of your campaign action. we'll have all on july 18th and the following week in the democratic convention in philadelphia. you don't want to miss it. >> meanwhile, we are waiting for hillary clinton and donald trump to announce who they have chosen as running mates. and plus, the device that took out the dallas police shooter. the story behind this and other police robots. think fixing your windshield is a big hassle? not with safelite. this family needed their windshield replaced but they're daughters heart was set on going to the zoo. so guess what, i met them at the zoo. service that fits your schedule. that's another safelite advantage. ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ ♪ that's life. you diet. you exercise. and if

administration use your tax dollars to try to bring down israel's prime minister? >>> first your fox affiliates around the country covering tonight. wsbn in miami overturned tanker truck catching fire and snarling traffic this morning. that vehicle was carrying thousands of gallons of an unspecified type of fuel. the driver escaped without serious injuries. >>> fox 9 in the twin cities, the worst tornado damage he has ever seen in his city. up to 15 homes were damaged but no one was injured. at least two twisters is touched down in the central part of the state monday night. >>> live look at san diego from fox 5. big story there tonight, major league baseball all-star game will be played at petco park, home of the padres. officials predict an economic impact for the city of up to $70 million. critics dispute that. coverage on the fox broadcast network begins at 7:30 eastern. that tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special re >>> fox news alert. new questions about the obama administration's use of your tax dollars on an organization which tried to defeat israeli prime minister benjam

even israel. we are watching air force one taxiing off to fly down to north carolina. hillary clinton is on board as is the president. something of a controversial trip and we'll get into that this afternoon. morgan. we know that fox has already done stories about the fact that phishing e-mails were sent to hillary clinton's private server, they are in the same style as those who came from russian hackers and we know from what the fbi director said, people in her e-mail circles. their accounts were penetrated by russian or state actors. i certainly heard him saying there is every likelihood that her e-mail system was penetrated, but they can't prove it. >> jon, go back to a few week withes ago, the judicial watch depositi deposition. they turned off key pieces of the security to filter out on the phishing e-mails. and so you have a window of opportunity for phishing e-mails to get through. and more they get through higher probability that somebody clicks. it would be 2010 that the system was compromiseded and this is like going to it a crime scene. when i was a detective i would rathe

fox news. we'll explain. >>> a nine-month wave of violence in israel claims its youngest victim. a palestinian teenager snuck into a jewish settlement thursday and stabbed a 13-year-old american girl as she slept in her bed. the state department called the killing unconscionable today. >>> speculation is reaching a fever pitch in great britain, who will be the next prime minister in britain? all the questions after in a surprise twist, the runaway favorite pulled out of the race today. >> having consulted colleagues and in view of the circumstances in parliament, i have concluded that person cannot be me. >> boris johnson announced he would not run to replace david cameron who announced he would be stepping down following britain's voice to leave the european union. johnson was favored to replace camer cameron. >>> the dow rose 235 today, finishing the day only 100 points down from the first trading day after that brexit vote. the s&p 500 was up 28 today. the nasdaq grew 63. >>> a partisan vote uncovered that raises questions about what happens when politics play a role in media. f

hitting and attacking israel and letting iran get the pathway to a nuclear weapon. donald trump said he will reverse that bad deal. hillary wants to support that horrible deal with iran that lets them get a nuclear weapon. there's a huge contrast between dlt and hillary clinton on national security. >> you think that's resonating with independent voters. ed rollins has said this is the highest number of undecided and independents in this election than we've seen in decades. you've got hillary supporters here, donald trump supporters here and this enormous block in the middle of people who are independent. how do the republicans resonate with that audience? >> well, i think the positions that donald trump has on national security and job creation are going to be the two driving issues of this campaign. on both fronts, donald trump has the right policies and hillary clinton supports continuing in essence a third term of barack obama. look at obama. 14 million more americans have left the workforce, given up looking for work because the economy's so bad. hillary clinton talked about how gr

weapon eyes to vehicle, worrying about that. >> that is what they want to do. >> country like israel -- i want -- don't want to miss your expertise because you have family in that part of the world. i was worried about you last night. >> first and foremost from a personal perspective i am heartbroken, the family in paris, to make sure everybody is okay, heartbreaking to have to do that. you keep reading reports about the fact that the caliphate is collapsing in syria and iraq and they are acting out of desperation. going to iraq as franÇois hollande wants to do, going to syria taking them out, will that affect the fact in the states they are predominantly citizens, french foreigners doing this and even if you got rid of the caliphate in iraq and syria and to come all out the cancer metastasize to the point of affecting it, that is terrifying to me, these are french nationals doing this. >> from a counterterrorism policy perspective julie hits the crux of the matter on the head and i come back to what i have said over and over again that this is a two pronged war. we got the ground w

accounted for. other americans are being told to shelter in place. >>> meantime, in israel, a deadly attack by a palestinian gunman on an israeli family in the west bank. investigators say the suspect opened fire on a couple and two teenagers riding in a car. they say the father died. the mother and the teens were wounded. it's just the latest in a nine-month wave of palestinian attacks against israelis. i'm patricia stark. now back to a kelly file special. >>> we're back now with our panel. bow deetle you wanted to weigh in. >> i listened to the gentleman next to me. we talked about sharia law where you can whack your wife aunder roe. that's abuse of women. then you get the president of the united states talking about gun control. the guys in boston didn't use guns. they used pressure cookers. it's an idealistic value that they want americans dead. what we have to do is educate the younger muslims that this is not the way to go. >> bill daily, go ahead. >> ult natally you have to stay stripping all this conversation away, what is driving this people to do it? they're being influence

families as they claim when it comes to israel that facebook is enabling hamas. this comes after the murders of five people. the family members are suing on their behalf between june, 2014 and march of 2016. one of them an american teenager we should say. facebook no comment on the lawsuit. remember they are also facing a lawsuit which we talked about before from one family of the paris victims saying again facebook enables terrorists to use their web site and to of course attack americans and other issues. they want this to stop and they want damages as well. >> that is disturbing. >> amazon prime day. there are details trying to steel the thunder. >> is 44 million items were sold on this day. they did it first time last year. now you have companies like wal-mart, macy's, baumann gn -- republic coming out with deals. wal-mart deals on hgtv's. macy's is calling it black friday in july free shipping and toys r us 15 percent off. >> i need a new tv. >> taylor swift is officially topping highest honors. >> taylor swift. she made about $200 million on her tour. she is worth about $170 mi

, zero of israel, zero of iraq, zero of libya and zero of trade. >> i tried to keep kowfnt one solution in his entire acceptance speech to a single problem. the on thing i heard trump say was build a wall, that was it. what hillary has to do tonight, just do two things. number one, she has to address the issue that we all know is a concern of ours. the perception of untrustworthiness. she is going to say what i believe she'll say, i don't know, look at my life's work. and whatever reasons led to your perception of me, i'm going to earn your trust back. she needs to contrast herself with donald trump by offering specific solutions. she has always been about solutions. republicans in the u.s. senate have always praised her for bipartisan work. lyndsey graham and her passed bipartisan bills. bill: i heard that from her husband. the first point is interesting. how do you close that deal? >> other than acknowledge that people see her in a certain way. she has done this before, i think. she knows, she gets it. and it's up to her to remind people as you heard people last night reminding people

you look at what israel does, where they have numerous checkpoints before you get into the terminal. our infrastructure we have to into do. >> >> you're saying because of the attack in turkey, the alaska toes outside so we need to protect cars and people entering the airport? >> you have to take a look at the infrastructure coming into, say, jfk and say what can we put in place, bomb-sniffing dogs, magnetometers in the parking lot. you can't have crowds of people. they're looking to mass casualties. >> people will say this is america and we have to tell people to go to the airport four hoursed a advance to go through security. are americans willing to do that. >> i would do that. have two little kids at home. if i had to take off misshoe these times i'd do it. with hey have to start learningg and adapt, that's what you have to do. these people are attacking people at airports and it's not going to change. >> i talked to lieutenant ralph petitioners and said every time i go by the tsa agent i thank them but we get the impression sometimes that they're doing things that aren't necessa

unearthed some skeletons in israel that they believe are philistines. they are not in good condition. now tomorrow on the factor as mentioned, donald trump, and we'll talk to him about the racial divide in america. should be very interesting. i am bill o'reilly, and always please remember this. that the spin stops here because we're definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, it has been less than four days since the murder of five police officers in dallas, texas, and still the protests, the violence, and the threats against law enforcement continue to build in a handful of american communities. tonight we have gathered a special group together to try to find out why. welcome to a special kelly file, everyone. i'm megyn kelly. we are less than 24 hour as way right now from an incredible tribute to the officers murdered in dallas as two presidents, one current and one former, prepare to speak to the nation in one of their view joint addresses since president george w. bush left the white house. but tomorrow's tribute comes after a weekend of angry clashes that resulted in the ar

israel clubs and edged weapons. it is not just a gun or weapon thing. it is a mindset and i think we are overwhelmed with it. laenforcement and intelligence services are overwhelmed and we have to prepare as free people to defend ourselves in an open society and think about our surroundings and respond to our attack pie flight. and change the way we look at life so we can actually preserve it. >> danny colson. formerly with the fbi. kitty is joining us. she is closer to where all of this is going o. she is in london. what can you tell us? >> reporter: i have just spoken to the police in munich and they confirmed there is a shooting in the olympics shopping center in muniche. the police are not confirming casulties to us. they say that the suspect is still on the loose, either in the shopping center or area surrounding it. there is very few details apart that the incident is not yet over according to the police in munich. they are responding in large numbers and a number of people on social media commenting on the situation in the area. we don't know yet if there are casulties or who is b

, israel, to stand with our arab allies. and we need leadership that will not just talk about investigating and bringing to justice those that perpetrate violence or inspire violence in our country, but we need a leader who will have a strategy to go after isis at the source and destroy them. >> let's talk about that. how do we defeat radical islam, and we do have to mention who they are. that's got to be a first step. what do you think of the fact that hillary and barack obama do not? donald trump does. how do we defeat them? the president, the presumptive nominee, has said we've got to do whatever it takes and bottom the living -- out of them. >> we've got to exercise the full strength of the united states of america. diplomatically and militarily. this is a military enemy. what happened in orlando, what just happened in nice, these are terrorist attacks that are inspired by a military organization, and we have to recognize that we are in a struggle. >> it is. >> it's an ism, and we have to recognize and speak plainly about the impact and the influence of radical islam. but

get a carbon tax and didn't get to abolish the state of israel, which i think a lot of them would like to see happen. so they did pretty damn well and i think that bernie sanders, it took him a long time to come to reality. he lost by 3.8 million votes and the guy was acting like he was in the lead but once he went down to washington and once senate democrats talked to him and told him how much is at stake here if he continues to divide, i think he has been phenomenal, and donald trump, this low energy thing, that's noit not going to work with bernie. >> but there are followers that are very upset and there was this op ed, bernie sanders promised his supporters that they could change the world if they just tried hard enough, and then last night, in his speech, he said, temper your expectations, be reasonable, compromise, and settle, and then he goes on to say that was the opposite of sanders rallying cry so they think that, you know, he's deserted them. >> and donald trump is stirring the pot. he's famous for this. and it works donald trump said weeks ago, month ago or more, that berni

america. death to israel. death to jews. death to christians. death to anybody who isn't following islam and who isn't following their version of islam. so they've killed their own people, and they do it often, right? but now they're killing us too. so how do you combat that? we have to combat entire regimes that are pushing out that message. it's not just a small band of isis members. it's a very large regime that are pushing these things out. >> these are nice ideas that we want to fight it through education and things like that and domestic abuse. that's fine and dandy, but the fact is right now we know that 100% of the terrorists i shot in the face didn't get back up and commit terrorist attacks. so if we have to go to their country and do that to protect the homeland, i'm womening to sign back up and go. >> i'd do it. >> probably more than half of the people here started out with the problem is. all right? the biggest problem is that we don't have a long-term strategy. we know -- we know exactly what the problems are. this administration has no long-term strategy. >> stand by. much

high ground around boston and secure control of the harbor. in response, general israel putnam is ordered to set up defenses on the charlestown peninsula and repel any british advance. >> here, we have another historical mystery. >> the massachusetts militiamen are told to set up fortifications on bunker hill, but, instead, they entrench themselves on breed's hill, in full view of the british. to this day, no one knows if that was a deliberate provocation or a simple mistake. regardless, the american presence alarms the british, and the fight that will ensue will be forever known as the battle of bunker hill. [ explosions, gunfire ] [ indistinct shouting ] >> general thomas gage, commander of all british troops in north america, orders his guns in the harbor and nearby batteries to fire on the colonists. >> i need two scouts and i need them here now. take care of that. >> general putnam, sir. >> dr. warren. should i say general warren? >> my rank is not official yet, sir. and as far as i'm concerned, i'm just another volunteer. >> joseph warren arrives, and people know who he is.

politics. >> how can she be the champion of women, gay, lesbian rights and stand up for israel and jewish people and christians and take those money from country this is abuse the people and groups? >> you are doing business as governments and i think that -- >> no. this is the foundation. this is the clinton foundation. the clinton library. >> she is secretary of state, of course, had relationships, when she was -- >> did she sell out? did she sell out? >> no. >> no? >> she used the money arguably the foundation used it for good causes. >> so it's okay to take money from evil people if you use it for good? >> you have a good point. i think -- >> checkmate. thank you. >> i'm going to tell you something. she it seems to me has a problem with taking money while an official of the government. >> can't be a champion of women's rights and take that money. >> i don't know how you can say as conservative, conservatives didn't take the money, too. >> monica? donald trump didn't take it. go ahead. >> one is distinction, government to government interaction, that is a completely separate issue from

terrorism is number two. it will probably be number one because of what is going on today in israel there was a horrible killing and another one in oregon. what is going on now is unbelievable. people that shouldn't be allowed in. people that shouldn't be here and we are going to have strong borders, folks, we'll have the wall and let people come that should come and they are going to come in legally. [applause] >> and we want them to come in and they are going to come in legally. but one of the things i noticed on one of the network withes. they had them listed in order. i am number one on the economy and in fact rasmussen came out with a poll and trump is thb one. i am up four points. [applause] we are going to do very well. [applause] >> in the primaries, one after one. bing, bing, bong, bing. and people said what happened? just one after another and you know, we have the right message. i am doing a good job as a mess ager. it is what i am saying about what is going on. it is getting stronger. we are are being destroyed about trade which we will talk about. we are destroyed about

, the state of israel. recently, i have said that nato was obsolete because it did not properly cover terror. and also that many of the member countries were not paying their fair share. as usual, the united states has been picking up the cost. shortly thereafter, it was announced that nato will be setting up a new program in order to combat terrorism. a true step in the right direction. lastly and very importantly, we must immediately suspend immigration from any nation that has been compromised by terrorism until such time as proven vetting mechanisms have been put in place. we don't want them in our country. my opponent has called for a radical 550% increase in syrian -- think of this. think of this. this is not believable. but this is what is happening. a 550% increase in syrian refugees on top of the existing massive refugee flows coming into our country already. under the leadership of president obama. she proposes this despite the fact that there is no way to screen these refugees in order to find out who they are or where they come from. i only want to admit individuals into o

, like israel. others who are really on the front lines themselves. >> sure. i mean i think everybody -- >> when i was secretary -- when i was secretary, bill, i started the first ever international group to deal with global terrorism and to bring everybody to the table. places that we know money and fighters come out of, and to get them to make more commitments to deal with what they, themselves, have not stopped within their borders. and i think we've got to elevate this, make it a very high priority, and i would. >> madam secretary, appreciate your time tonight. thank you very much for appearing on the factor. i hope to see you in person soo. thanks again. >> i would look forward to that. thanks, bill. take care. bye-bye. >> we have about two minutes and five seconds to be with you, and then we'll turn it over to "the kelly file." i have some last comments. i was very, very happy to have both donald trump and hillary clinton on this program. it's an important night. there are a lot of things happening that affect all of our lives. but one of the things we didn't talk about today is

taking isis seriously or other issues like israel and things that americans are worried about and are concerned about and are talking about. so i tried to reach out to the rnc to get a little feedback from them because we had heard that they push back on the dnc monday about not having flags on stage. american flags and the fact that they didn't mention isis. well, on tuesday night when former defense secretary and cia director leon panetta spoke he talked about isis and terrorism. i think they would like to make a link. we don't know if they are having that immediate impact. i can tell you when he did bring that up on this floor there were chants of no more war that rang out for several minutes. he took on that hot topic. the rnc will take on ha hot topic as well. >> shannon, thank you. the big political battle is to convince voters especially independents she can be trusted a brand new poll shows 68% of adults think she ♪ honest and trustworthy. just 38% say she is honest and trustworthy. campaign manager robbie mook saying to politico i don't think people will fully appreciate wh

, brussels, san bernardino, ankara, nice, orlando, multiple attacks in israel. this has become the national security election and i think that's why trump is where he is, why he's been so successful. >> let me ask you this. do you think, as you ticked off those names, do you think that americans are going to start to become desensitized, like another attack, i don't know, it happens somewhere and do they on the one hand, you have that and on the other hand, you have people saying this is coming to my country and probably my town. >> look, i think that you can be inured over time to these issues but the people i talk to really aren't and for me as a relatively freshly minted american, americans are defined by common sense. when you look at the fact that we have now arrested or killed 107 people linked to isis on u.s. territory, i think people are starting to realize this isn't something you just get used to. this is a war that has arrived on america's shores. it's not just about september 11th 15 years ago or it's not about something happening in baghdad and fallujah. it's happening

israel that will be less safe and secure, and a much more dangerous middle east. so let's ask it. hillary clinton, as an inept negotiator of the worst nuclear arms deal in american history, is she guilty or not guilty? >> guilty! >> next -- [ chanting ] >> next -- oh, believe me, we're not done yet. the indictment is hardly complete. next let's go to russia. she went to the kremlin on her very first visit and gave them that stupid symbolic reset button. you know what i think that button should have read? it should have read "delete." she's very good at that by the way. and it should have read "delete" because she deleted, in four years, the safety and security it took us to build in 40 years. the next year, she said our goal, america's goal, was to strengthen russia. strengthen an adversary led by a dictator who dreams of reassembling the old soviet empi empire? what an extraordinarily dangerous lack of judgment. once again, we need to ask as failed strategist who has permitted russia back in as a major player in the middle east, is hillary clinton guilty or not guilty? >> guilty

they get that word wall? >> look, that's trump's campaign theme. anybody who has been to israel knows that fences work. anybody who has been to hungry recently knows that fences work. the hungarians cut the number of syrian refugees by over 95% the first day after they built the fence. trump is committed to it. it's going to get built. it can be built. people say it can't are just nuts. obviously you can build one if you want to. >> tonight, one of the speakers is melania trump, donald trump's wife who speaks five languages i might add when i interviewed her. what do you think her goal is tonight? >> one level kind of reminds me of theresa hunt speaking in -- theresa kerry, former hunt, speaking at john kerry's nomination in 2004 because she could speak multiple languages, she delivered part of her speech in different languages. melania is not only very, very attractive as a supermodel but proof that trump is not anti-imgrant. he is just for legal immigrants. >> i don't know if you noticed the monmouth poll that came out today by independents. it has a month ago donald trump and

have prime ministers in israel, england, germany. it's not something that is new. yes, it would be new for us, but who cares? i'm looking for somebody who is competent. she's as inside as inside can be. this individual has been involved in politics. i'm not sure if she had a job outside of the public sector. >> i ask the people to call on the radio show name three things she's done to better list of the american people. and then, i play "jeopardy" music. nobody successfully answered the question. we have kelly ann conway, and bernie sanders, and i stand with bernie in this sense. donald trump and bernie sanders are right. this system has been rigged. this system from the get go, between super delegates, what we saw, these memos that insulted black people, insulted gays and lesbians and was anti-semitic in strategies, gay slurs are in there. i found that despicable. i would feel the same way. >> yes. the candidate, it's obvious what happened but this is not just a one time thing. this has been throughout the democratic party for years. the last 20 years. i'm a great clinton fan, gre

reminds me of the times we have been reporting in the middle east from the country of israel after a suicide bomb er, oftentimes only hours later that area is cleaned up and all the evidence is taken away. the reason for that is because the israelis have been hit so many times. you get a sense that the french are starting to react in a similar way, and that is very, very disheartening. as for the investigation now, we know that 31-year-old killer claimed the responsibility given out by isis earlier today. isis considers him a, quote, soldier. the interior minister here in france earlier today suggesting that the 31-year-old tunisian must have been radicalized very quickly as he was under the radar of the authorities in the country of france. four other men were iowa staarr yesterday and his ex-wife was arrested yesterday. we don't have a graph for how he was motivated. was he self-radicalized? in other words, did he see something online to motivate him to act on his own or taking orders from somebody inside the country of france or out of raqqah in syria, the current isis capital? th

. today, israel's holocaust memorial is saying that it mourns the passing of elie weisel. he was 87 years old. clinton's meeting with the fbi, what about her husband? former president bill clinton kicking up a controversy after his president meeting with attorney general loretta lynch while her department leads his wife's e-mail investigation. mr. clinton remains a potent force within the democratic party, but this is the latest in a series of controversies that he's stirred up on the campaign trail. so is he helping or hurting her white house bid? thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> great to have you guys with us. this has been really stirring things up. an interesting week in politics, certainly when it comes with the former president and his meeting with the attorney general. how big of an impact will this have on hillary clinton's campaign? >> i don't think bill clinton does anything without a lot of forethought and without knowing what he wants to get. the clintons are, if anything, political animals. yet this seems a little desperate in a sense. my assessment here is that the

. we heard about brokering the cease-fire between hamas and israel. i'm not saying it's necessarily enough, but i'm not sure whatever -- this is the woman that has been in the public eye for 40 years. what is most important is to make her part of that team that everyone loves. they love obama. they love biden. and they want to know that she's a continuation of that. i think that was accomplished. >> remember, from the very beginning, we said this is going to be a negative race. what the democrats are doing is raising doubts about donald trump's fitness for office. >> and when you mention the 40 years in public service, this seems to be the year that people are looking for someone that is the exact opposite of that. >> don't you think that mike bloomberg's speech speaks to that, when he said there are issues with both of these candidates, but there are so many more with donald trump. and you need to go nfor sanity and comp tense. >> broomberg was settling scores tonight. i think it's get even time. >> this was hard for mike bloomberg. he would have liked to have been the man on that

enforce it, and we must keep supporting israel's security. i'm proud that we shaped a global climate agreement. now we have to hold every country accountable to their commitment, including ourselves. and i'm proud to stand by our allies in nato against any threat they face, including from russia. i've laid out my strategy for defeating isis. we will strike their sanctuaries from the air and support local forces taking them out on the ground. we will surge our intelligence so we detect and prevent attacks before they happen. we will disrupt their efforts online to reach and radicalize young people in our country. it won't be easy or quick, but make no mistake. we will prevail. now, donald trump -- donald trump says, and this is a quote, i know more about isis than the generals do. no, donald, you don't. he thinks -- he thinks he knows more than our military because he claimed our armed forces are a disaster. [ crowd booing ] well, i've had the privilege to work closely with our troops and our veterans for many years, including as a senator on the armed services committee, and i know h

agreement in the end. it's a deal that will lead to a nuclear iran, an israel that will be much less safe and secure, and a much more dangerous middle east. so let's ask it. hillary clinton as an inept negotiator of the worst nuclear arms deal in american history, is she guilty or not guilty? next -- >> lock her up! lock her up! >> next -- oh, believe me, we're not done yet. the indictment is hardly complete. next, let's go to russia. she went to the kremlin on her very first visit and gave them that stupid symbolic reset button. you know what i think that button should have read? it should have read "delete." you know, she's very good at that, by the way. [ applause ] and it should have read "delete" because she deleted, in four years, the safety and security it took us to build in 40 years. the next year, she said our goal, america's goal was to strengthen russia, strengthen an adversary led by a dictator who dreams of reassembling the old soviet empire? what an extraordinarily dangerous lack of judgment. so, once again, we need to ask, as a flawed evaluator of dictators and failed stra

the united states and allies like israel. picked fights with every single side, every single country of the syrian conflict. he has been very clear, erdogan has been very clear about getting rid of assad in syria, which is u.s. policy, but nothing has been done about it and the growing frustration, i think, we have seen the turkey bombing, the airport bombing in istanbul. and then i think the nice attack was probably just too much for the secularists inside the military. you remember that the secularists inside the military have been over the last years, replaced with some islamists, loyalists of president erdogan, so even within the turkish military, which is a very powerful military, there has been an ongoing, if you will, weeding out of the secularists in favor of the islamists. that's been a problem for the military. and they finally said enough is enough. >> rick that is troubling, as we have been talking about on the show. turkey is seen as a hedge against islamic fundamentalism. ally we can lean on and work with in part, i guess. not dwindling over the past so years, but where

of our adversary, china, russia and israel have this information in their possession right now. >> you're one of the world's great experts on this issue. mr. comey said they couldn't track down whether, in fact, it had been hacked or not but based upon where she had been, based upon the fact they knew she had a personal server and based upon the conduct he couldn't rule it out. how could they do it and how can they not leave fingerprints? >> the keyword is he said there's no direct evidence. what's the indirect evidence it was hacked? what happens is -- look, for example, president obama when he wanted his blackberry, it took half a million dollars and company called general dynamics to harden one blackberry so it could be secure. you're using off the shelf stuff but the svr, china, russia so these were known threats going into hostile countries from a cyber security standpoint with devices that can be easily compromised. it was childs play like walking into the bank and handing out $190,000 that somebody left in the cab. just give it away. >> watch this with me. paul ryan reac

israel including a u.s. army veteran, taylor force, who was stabbed in the back -- stabbed back in march. >>> and the automaker tesla under investigation after three drivers blame the company's auto pilot feature for deadly crashes. the s.e.c. determining whether tesla hid the fact. >>> donald trump may reveal his vice presidential pick and on the short list is retired lieutenant general michael flynn who is technically -- officially, rather, a registered democrat who says he was fired by the white house for his stance on radical jihadism so how would he feel about joining a republican ticket? lieutenant general michael flynn author of the brand new book which has gotten great reviews "the field of fight, how we can win the global fight against radical islam." thank you for being here. >> great to be here. >> you're in the eye of the tornado right now. you're on every channel. everybody is talking about you. what's the craziest thing you have heard about you in the news over the last 48 hours and you said? >> on the ticket for vp. it's crazy. >> why is it crazy? >> well, i just think tha

department funneled nearly $350,000 to an anti-israel group who was working to oust prime minister benjamin ynetanyahu. they allegedly ignored warnings that money going to that group, instead of backing peace allegations it was intended for, the party said it didn't do anything wrong. >>> harry reid is trying to get debbie wasserman schultz fired. he is apparently taking matters into his own hands to try to oust the head of the democratic national committee. sources tell us reid made moves behind the scenes to get her replaced by dick durbin, but nothing came of it, and schultz remains in her chair at least until november. >>> jennifer aniston not pregnant, and she said she is sick of the media gossiping about her figure. ♪ >> you know, because we are always looking for excuses to show you women in bikinis -- i know you're all thanking me -- thanks, heather, for that this morning -- the actress says she's fed up with those rumors and a magazine cover like this. she slams what she says is the injustification of women and the scrutiny of women's bodies. she said, quote, we don't ne

story. a 13-year-old american girl living in israel stabbed to death in her bed. a 17-year-old palestinian man broke into her home in the west bank. he was later killed by security guards. hundreds of people attended her funeral. pictures of her mother are just heartbreaking. she was seen sobbing over her daughter. >>> and developing overnight, an accident on the set of a tv show in downtown l.a. two workers injured, one in critical condition. after 3500 pounds of equipment comes crashing down on them. the set was for "good girls revolt" starring jim belushi. from hollywood to high school films to the classroom. >> that's what i love about these high school girls, i get older, they stay the same age. >> all right, all right, all right. matthew mcconaughey is returning to the university of texas to teach. the school releasing this video with the big announcement. he will teach a film making class making class at his alma mater with "hunger games" director gary roth. 30 lucky juniors and seniors will get to sit in on the lectures. there are no prerequisites of the class. there ar