clinton already mired in her e-mail and clinton foundation scandals. today plunged her campaign into the dregs of racial politics, facing the rising media attention on the clinton cartel and her growing pay-for-play corruption scandal throughout her campaign and the clinton foundation. she is desperately trying to deflect by calling donald trump and his millions of supporters racist. listen to her pathetic, ugly, invective and indecency. >> from the start, donald trump has billed his campaign on prejudice and paranoia. a man with a long history of racial discrimination, who traffics in dark conspiracy theories, drawn from the pages of supermarket tabloids and the far, dark reaches of the internet. [ applause ] >> one asked, what were they applauding? and clinton was only beginning. and a highly organized and expensive coordinated attack, her campaign released a new political ad that tries to impugn trump as she suggests he's somehow connected to neo-nazis and white supremacists. trump today responded by dismissing her tiresome tactics, tactics she's used over four decades. trump said

fruitcake. >> now we know. >>> "america's election headquarters" starts now. >>> bill clinton responding moments ago to donald trump's call for the clinton foundation to shut down. hello, everyone, i'm shannon bream. this just hours after donald trump slammed the clinton foundation as, quote, the most corrupt enterprise in political history. republicans accuse clinton of giving foundation donors special treatment and access while she was secretary of state. trump spoke to "fox & friends" and released a statement. >> they should shut it down. they should give the money back to a lot of countries that we shouldn't be taking money from, countries that influenced her totally and countries that discriminate against women and gays and everybody else. that money should be given back. they should not take that money. >> senior political correspondent mike emanuel with live in beverly hills. mike, how is the clinton campaign responding to these calls? >> reporter: shannon, as you mentioned, former president bill clinton responded a short time ago, saying that if his wife is elected preside electe

. >>> donald trump's message to hillary clinton, pay for play is not going away. hello everyone. this is your world and fox on top of an e-mail story that will not stop. we're getting new revelations from another batch of hillary clinton's e-mails about clinton foundation donors trying to gain access to the state department while she was in charge. that has donald trump calling for a special prosecutor. what exactly are those revelations? let's go to james rossen with details. >> reporter: driving this sudden uptick in stories and allegations about the relationship between the clinton state department and the clinton foundation has been a steady stream of document production in litigation between the state department and two conservative activists groups. the group released 725 e-mails this week and many involved clinton's aid who in one exchange told executives that the crown prince of bahrain would stand a better chance of getting a meeting with clinton if he went through the foundation. that meeting was set up within 48 hours. last week it was reported that the leb knees billionaire s

. >> the cavalier clintons are at it again. in tonight's opening statement, i'll tell you why what we now know about the clinton foundation and its pay to play politics are enough to disqualify hillary clinton from a move into the white house. plus, can this campaign be saved? >> it's so easy to solve. everybody understands that. >> i talk to the trump campaign about the rough couple of weeks and how they can get right back on message and right back on top for november. "justice" starts now. hello and welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. now to my opening statement. it wasn't about convenience. and this is not old news. she set up the personal server to prevent us from learning her private business. and it is only because of a government watchdog group and an ethical federal judge that we found out why this week. why? because bill and hillary clinton are the bonnie and clyde of american politics. now, follow me on this one. why would a woman, a lawyer no less, one experienced many times over in the ways of washington, risk placing classified inf

the clinton foundation, saying the same racketeering laws used against organized crime should be applied to hillary clinton. he renewed his outreach to latin americans and latinos but in a way that's stirring debate to say the least. sara murray was at the debate in akron and joins us from there. trump repeatedly described the clinton foundation as quote, pay for play during the speech tonight. >> reporter: you're right. this is supposed to be a week where donald trump was going to be talking about immigration and instead, he decided to use this week to really hammer the clintons and today, the headline really was him calling for this special prosecutor, essentially saying he no longer has any faith in the justice department after hillary clinton's e-mail controversy but he does want someone to dig in and look at these ties between the state department and the clinton foundation. now, as he was saying this, cheers of "lock her up" broke out right here in this arena. that's a good indication to you of how moving this is to the republican base but it's also the kind of thing that t

democracy now! mr. trump: hillary clinton ran the state department like a failed leader in a third world country. run like a third world country. access inavors and exchange for cash. she sold it. mrs. clinton: what trump has said is ridiculous. statek as secretary of was not influenced by any outside forces. amy: new questions arise over hillary clinton and the clinton foundation as the ap reveals that more than half of the private citizens she met with as secretary of state had donated to the clinton foundation. was she selling access to the state department? we will speak to two guests investigative journalist david , sirota and former bill clinton speechwriter paul glastris. then to senator bernie sanders. mr. sanders: i want to introduce you to a new independent nonprofit organization called our revolution, which is bernied by the historic 2016 presidential campaign. amy: bernie sanders has launched his new political organization called "our revolution," but the -- over 2600 watch parties were held to witness the launch. at the group is a ready facing its first crisis as the majorit

, particularly in a campaign that has missed opportunities to go after hillary clinton for the failures of her campaign and point out those failures. i don't think they have done a good job on that. joshua: maybe he did gloat a little bit. what do we learn from the manafort era and what comes next for trump? margaret: the first thing we learned is donald trump is hard to rein in. manafort is a pro. he knows how to do this. he told trump what he wanted to do and trump believed in him at one point. but every time he tried to modulate or moderate, trump was guided by his better instincts. we learned that. another thing we learned is paul manafort's connections with pro-russian ukrainian forces were damaging to trump, particularly in combination with trump's miscues in terms of turning against the gold star family. trump is now in a position where he felt he needed to do this to salvage his prospects. joshua: trump is able to fall prey to the same staff problems hillary clinton or any other traditional candidate would be if your staffers are doing things they should not be doing and get caught

have a breakdown over the election. a brand-new bloomberg politics survey shows hillary clinton beating donald trump, 50% to 44% in a two-way race. the margin drops when the third-party candidates are added. we will talk more about those in a minute. first, donald trump and his campaign dealing with the fallout from his remarks about second amendment people yesterday. the secret service has had conversations today with the donald trump campaign about that comment out of concern that the remark could incite violence against hillary clinton. donald trump and his campaign are still saying that he was talking about voter mobilization, while some republicans, including corey lewandowski and paul ryan, are going with a different talking point, that the whole thing was a joke gone bad. here is what donald trump had to say about this matter at his rally this afternoon in virginia. >> the big part of the rigged system is the press itself, because they can take a little story and make it into a big deal. it happens so much. it happened so much. ,peaking of that, remember this we have so m

donald trump to be commander in chief. >> and trump's claim president obama and hillary clinton founded isis. now trump says that he was being sarcastic. governor, which is it? governor mike pence, one on one. >>> then new questions about the relationship between the clinton foundation and the state department. we will talk with senator claire mccaskill, top clinton supporters about possibility of an fbi investigation. plus the candidates clash over the economy. >> he wants america to work for him and his friends at the expense of everyone else. >> every policy she has tilts the playing field toward other countries. at our expense. >> we will ask the sunday panel what their plans do for your pocketbook. all right now. on fox news sunday. >>> hello again from fox news in washington. it has been quite a week for both presidential candidates. donald trump and hillary clinton laid out their programs to get the economy growing faster, and both had to deal with new controversy. trump from self inflicted wounds, clinton from e-mails that show a cozy relationship between the clinton foundation

hillary clinton traded favors as secretary of state. plus trump backing down on his promise to deport 11 million undocumented immigrants. will the shift cost him with his loyal base? and hillary clinton's longtime aide front and center in the e-mail controversy. who is huma abedin? let's go o"out front." >>> good evening. i'm pamela brown in for erin burnett and "out front" tonight, breaking news, donald trump about to rally thousands of supporters in austin, texas and tonight the trump campaign ramping up attacks on hillary clinton pouncing on an associated press report that more than half of the private individuals with whom she met with as secretary of state donated to the clinton foundation. trump's running mate mike pence issued a statement calling that evidence a pay for play and saying, quote, no one is above the law. the clinton foundation must be immediately shut down and an independent special prosecutor be appointed to determine if access to hillary clinton was for sale. the clinton camp responding moments ago charging the a.p. report relies on, quote, utterly flawed data.

here because we're looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, the focus back on hillary clinton's multi-billion family charity reigniting lingering questions over blurred lined between the clintons' public service and their own personal gain. welcome to "the kelly file." i'm sandra smith, in for megyn kelly tonight. first, unconfirmed new reports the obama justice department may have spiked an fbi request to investigate the clinton foundation. fox news is digging on this, but so far, the doj will neither confirm nor deny this report. also tonight, a conservative watchdog group forcing the release of dozens of previously unseen e-mails from former secretary of state clinton's private server. these e-mails were not included among the 30,000 already made public. the messages show conversations between a top executive at the clinton family charity and clinton's closest aides at the state department. including an urgent appeal to help a controversial foreign businessman, and a request to find a job for a mystery person whose name is being kept secret. then, just hours ago, as we have s

of e-mails from hillary clinton's secretary of state days. they talk about doing a favor for a megadonor from the clipton foundation. >> nothing diplomatic about it. a slur made by that country's president by the u.s. ambassador. good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead." the republican and democrat presidential candidates today in damage control mode. donald trump today defepding his off the cuff comments that if hillary clinton were president, perhaps, he said, perhaps second amendment people could stop her. critics including some republicans said this seemed to be a veiled call for violence. hillary clinton just now in iowa spoke publicly for the first time about trump's remarks. >> let me say something about what i think is a critical difference between my opponent and myself. words matter, my friends. and if you are running to be president, or are you president of the united states, words can have tremendous consequences. yesterday we witnessed the latest in a long line of casual comments from donald trump that cross the line. his casual cruelty to a gold star family

white house now. we are waiting for both hillary clinton and donald trump to take to the stage within the hour for separate rallies. both candidates facing crowds as they both do some damage control from their own firestorms of controversy. hillary clinton embroiled in yet another round of her private server e-mail woes. this go-round, a new batch is raising questions about an alleged cozy relationship between the state department when she was at the helm and the clinton foundation. meantime, donald trump has made an off-the-cuff comment that his critics say is a veiled incitement of violence against hillary clinton. here he was. >> hillary wants to abolish essentially abolish the second amendment. by the way, and if she gets to pick -- if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is. i don't know. >> for the record, hillary clinton made a similar gaffe. this was back in 2008 when talking about her then-rival, then senator barack obama. >> my husband did not wrap up the nomination in 1992 until he won the california prima

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being sarcastic, sort of, when he accused president obama and later hillary clinton for being responsible for the rise of isis. this comes as trump's people meet with republican officials increasingly worried about the nominee's poll numbers, and what that could mean for other republican candidates on the ballot. chief political correspondent, carl cameron is with us. >> trump staffers met this afternoon with rnc staffers to talk about strategy and organization for the final 87 days of this race. at the same time, polls show hillary clinton surging in the battleground states. in florida, the latest marist poll shows clinton has pulled ahead by five points, 44. 39. in north carolina, she's ahead nine points, 48-39. in virginia, clinton's up 13, 46-33, and in colorado, trump trails by 14 points, 46-32. according to the marist polls, since the conventions, her numbers have gone up while his has flatlined. marist polls earlier in week show showed clinton surging in ohio, iowa, and pence as well. she and her husband had an adjusted income of $10.6 million and paid 35% to the irs. t

? >> actually, actually, i think that's really good advice. >> hillary clinton joking with jimmy kick mmel, facing new scrutiny around her e-mail scandal. he has to be concerned about how this will impact her in the general election, right? >> the state department said they have to release 15,000 e-mails by the deadline. there are a couple days before the debate. are you concerned? >> no. >> hillary says she's not worried but she should be? should she be laughing about it? hi, everyone. welcome to "cashing in." we have a crew this week. welcome, everyone. katie, all the e-mail scandals. ha, ha, ha. >> so funny. >> i'm not worried. should she be worried? >> one thing i think we have to laugh about, actually, is that an episode of "teen mom" and a rerun of "friends" got more attention than kimmel's hillary appearance. he should regret having her on the show. a new poll is out, showing her untrustworthy numbers are at 69%. this is the one major thing that has been dogging clinton more than a year now. trying to get people to trust her. when she laughs about a very serious matter, laughs about

. 40% is not going to be hillary clinton when you look at the electoral map. how does he go to the 45% he needs, at least it is going to be competitive these sorts of statements take them off message and do not bring new voters into the fold. my boss went up against him 15 times and he did great. should hillary clinton one other candidates on the stage -- want other candidates on the stage? >> as the other candidates get , it willbers up to 15% be difficult for the others to meet. if they do, they deserve to be on stage. if they don't come it should be one-on-one. mistake hele biggest made was skipping the debate on the eve of the iowa caucuses. mark: still ahead, gene sperling talks about a competent issue for the democratic nominee. tpp. statement. -- stay tuned. ♪ >> running us now is gene sperling, and economic advisor for the clinton campaign. that is joining us now. joining us now is gene sperling, the economic advisor for the clinton campaign. president obama made a full throated argument for why the tpp is in america's interest. are you know in disagreement with your preside

secretary hillary clinton's emails and the result 87% yes, no 13%. that's all for now. good night from washington, d.c. go to my facebook page. i have a special video there. >>> >> the royale factor is on tonight. >> her actions corrupted and disgraced one of the most important departments of government. >> the trump campaign changing strategy now emphasizing the two major controversies surrounding hillary clinton. emails and the foundation. will that work? we'll have a special report. >> jimmie, my emails are so boring. i'm embarrassed about that. >> hillary clinton continuing to shrug off the email situation which is probably a smart thing to do. we will take a look at the democratic strategy. ♪ if i could turn back time ♪ if i could find a way >> also ahead, some celebrities getting involved in the presidential race using social media. we will tell you who is saying what. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ i am bill o'reilly, thanks for watching opportunities e ne new strategy from the trump campaign and that is the subjec

top story. new revelations in the hillary clinton email scandal about 300 pages of emails released tuesday are raising questions about quid pro quo relationships between clinton foundation staffers and hillary clinton's state department. joining us now with reaction from washington tom finton, the president of judicial watch, the group which uncovered these new emails. doug, i mean, we have heard about these emails for most of the day. but, again, doug band, a top clinton foundation official asking the state department for access to lebanese man, presumably to do business with him and then this man doug band says there is a lot of money involved. this is a million, somewhere between 1 million and 5 million involved that the clinton foundation is going to receive, right? >> yes. the name of the man is mr. chagoury a billionaire. he gave between 1 million to 5 million to the clinton foundation. gave to the clinton global initiative which is also part of the foundation. the clinton foundation's top operative doug band communicates with the clinton top aide at the state department he w

. "making money" starts now. >> tonight more new developments in the hillary clinton e-mail controversy. i'm elizabeth mcdonald in for charles payne and you're watching "making money." fox news learning earlier today the fbi is preparing to publicly release portions of its report on the investigation of secretary clinton's use of private e-mail server while secretary of state. we'll get to that in a moment. >>> first, is russia trying to manipulate america's election? the fbi issues a nationwide alert about possible breaches into state election offices after foreign hackers broke into voter registration systems in illinois and arizona, and today, we've got another report from florida where there is a primary happening right now. the election offices there have been the target of repeated attacks. also today, senate majority leader harry reid asking the fbi to investigate evidence that the culprit behind these hacks is russia. fbi director james comey stopped short of blaming russia for the hacks but expressed concern about the disturbing developments. >> we take very seriously any effor

clinton climbing in the polls, but can't seem to delete her e-mail controversy. i'm ed o'keefe, filling in for gwen ifill. battling slumping poll numbers, donald trump hires a new team of advisers who say let trump be trump. that trump is shifting his message with a markedly different town on the campaign trail. mr. trump: sometimes, in the heat of debate, and speaking on a multitude of issues, you don't choose the right words, or you say the wrong thing. , and believe it or not, i regret it. hillary clinton welcomed trump's campaign overhaul, insisting it won't make any difference. ms. clinton: he is still the same man who insults gold star families, demeans women, mocks people with disabilities, and thinks he knows more about isis then our generals. ed: but the former secretary of state continues to be dogged by questions about her e-mail. this week, the fbi releases details about the investigation into her private server. >> i have seen information that should not have been in place that was in the basement of a former secretary of state's home. for the latest controversy, abby phillip,

presidency of william jefferson clinton from the election that hailed him as the comeback kid "i have news for the forces of greed and the defenders of the status quo. your time has come and gone." status quo. your time has come and gone." to the order to send troops to keep the peace "president clinton came to the u.s. army base in bomholder, germany." and a look at the scandal that embroiled his administration "it's over. president clinton's testimony before the ken starr grand jury ended just a few moments ago." those stories and more in the next hour, part of a different kind of television experience, where we relive, remember and relate to the events and experiences that are cemented in history i'm ellee pai hong. and i'm kerry sayers. and i'm your host, bill kurtis. it's our look at president clinton "through the decades." the presidency is the highest office in the land. and over the course of our history, the men who held that post have each impacted and shaped this country. in 1992, the youngest man since jfk, 46 year old william jefferson clinton, then jfk, 46 year old william je

counteroffensive calling out clinton he says and her bigotry. here he was in mississippi. >> hillary clinton is a bigot who sees people of color only as votes, not as human beings worthy of a better future. she's going to do nothing for african-americans. she's going to do nothing for the hispanics. she's only going to take care of herself, her husband, her consultants, her donors. these are the people she cares about. she doesn't care what her policies have done to your communities. >> cnn's meg reston is following the trump campaiclinton campaig. but jason carroll, you are where mr. trump is. he is running a little bit late as i often know these candidates do. the flat-out he called hillary clinton last night a bigot. how much of this speech do you think will be a prebut theal to her alt right speech? >> well, he's definitely going to address it when he takes the stage hopefully any moment from now. the campaign telling cnn that he will directly address that alt video that clinton has just put out when he takes the stage here in manchester. he will also once again go af

a special prosecutor to investigate the ties between the clinton foundation and what exactly happened when hillary clinton was secretary of state. all stemming from the expanding clinton e-mail scandal. the clinton campaign insists there is no evidence of quid pro quo of any action taken by secretary clinton that benefited the clinton foundation donors. but newly released e-mails and now a new tally of secretary clinton's meetings with foundation donors has sparked new attention. even from some of the most prominent mainstream news orgs in the country. fox team coverage tonight. katherine harrige. we begin with the math behind the meetings with the then secretary of state, senior political correspondent mike emmanuel is traveling with the clinton campaign in santa monica, california. mike? >> reporter: bret, good evening. hillary clinton's state department logs reveals more than half the people she met outside government during her time as secretary of state, 85 of 154 were donors to the clinton foundation, either personally or as part of approved. it's estimated they gave as

during hillary clinton's term as secretary of state. when will the dishonest media report the facts! that as we get ready for some new key polls this hour out of battleground states with 88 days to go until election day. let's begin it all with nbc's katy tur, she's back here in new york with me on set, a rare occasion. what's behind the switch in explanation, no, it was just sarcasm? >> i don't know. you'll have to ask donald trump that. the reality is, as you just pointed out, he said seven separate times yesterday that president obama was the founder of isis. going on to say hillary clinton was the co-founder of isis. hugh hewitt gave him an out. he said are you trying to say this is a vacuum, just as you saw eric boling do. no, no, no, i mean he is the founder of isis. and today, presumably because his aides are telling him, donors, confidants, maybe he was watching morning news this morning seeing unfavorable coverage, coming out and saying it was sarcasm. remember, he did the same thing when it came to russia hacking into hillary clinton's e-mail. that day when he called for r

drug report raises new questions about hillary clinton's health while the press ignores the story. dr. benjamin carson responds. >>> and a major scandal from clinton's past resurfaces. hillary helps a man accused of raping a 12-year-old avoid major charges and then brags about it later. judge jeanine pirro, monica crowley and lisa boothe have reaction. >> i call president obama and hillary clinton the founders of isis. >> plus trump calls president obama and hillary clinton the founders of isis. lieutenant colonel oliver north weighs in. "hannity" starts right here, right now. >>> welcome to "hannity." tonight the mainstream media are on the war path. what do they want to do? take down the republican nominee, donald trump. now, in recent weeks, dozens of so-called reporters, high-profile anchors, so-called journalists, they claim they're unbiased, fair and balanced and trustworthy. they have now revealed their true colors as they now blatantly try to discredit and malign donald trump. now, just take a look at some of the recent examples from the past week. remember, these are all peop

clinton says donald trump's slogan should be "make america hate again," while trump calls clinton a bigot. we're pressing the white house to explain how president obama made a $1.3 billion payment to iran after saying he had to use cash for $400 million transfer just two days earlier. at the same time, iran harasses more u.s. warships. plus, a new court ruling in the clinton e-mail case. and we have new information tonight about the extraordinary lengths hillary clinton and her team went to make sure no one could find the thousands of e-mails she deleted after her run at the state department and after finding out congressional committees wanted access to those e-mails. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is here with our top story. >> reporter: a senior republican on the house government oversight committee, who has read the fbi investigative file, says clinton's team used a technology called a bleach bit, that permanently scrambles the data. >> they didn't just push the delete button, they had them deleted where even god can't read them. they were u something called

hillary carnation but instead had dysfunction and disarr disarray. >> the last thing the clinton wanted to be in the headlines was an e-mail controversy. >>. >> you poem don't walk aboeople it. >> all of those booing bernie backers. >> the donald is not really a plans guy. >> he is not a facts guy either. >> he did a great job marking him as this schoolyards bully. >> i thought actually the most effective part of the speech was dealing with donald trump. i thought it was powerful. >> trump got a bump from the four days in cleveland. are the media playing the same standards to the trump and clinton conventions? >> this convention is a mess. it is a total mess now. >> and yes, where love trumps hate that, that's the country we're fighting for. >> an impressive speech tonight. she closed what democrats is a highly convention. >> it was the democratic party that just ripped the mantle of reagan's optimism and spread it all over prime time. >> this is media buzz. >>> we came on the air last sunday from philadelphia the debb debb debbie schulz was getting booed. >> we have got to defeat donald t

is he not sure? we'll ask the head of the rns reince priebus and the clinton foundation under fire amid pay for play accusations. if hillary clinton wins, will that foundation need to be shut down? finally, the toxic state of this campaign. >> through it all, he has continued pushing discredited conspiracy theories with racist under tones. who sees people of color only as voters. >> and what voters think of it. >> rotten eggs. >> skunk. >> garbage. >> joining me this sunday morning are andrea mitchell, nbc news's chief foreign affairs correspondent. hugh hewitt and joy reid. welcome to sunday, it's the press". >> announcer: from nbc news in washington this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning and we're happy to be back after a break for the olympics. how about team usa? worth the break to watch them dominate. let's state the obvious. it hasn't been a good week for either presidential candidate frankly or for the institution of american politics. a week that reagan with donald stating immigration and another and back on. the evolving do deport, don't deport s

watching this o'reilly factor special election 2016. we begin with new developments in hillary clinton's so-called pay for play scandal and the cozy relationship between her state department and the clinton foundation. in the latest twist, we have learned that four years ago cheryl mills, then a top aide to mrs. clinton at the state department, went to new york to interview candidates for a job at the clinton foundation. the state department now claims the trip in question was for personal travel and not paid for with government funds and that it glide ethics laws, comes on the heels new emails clinton foundation big wig trying to pull strings at the state department. joining me from washington tom fitton from judicial watch which broke the story. we had you on a couple days ago talking about the other dramatic events with clinton foundation being tied to the state department. here we on the heels of yet another one. now, the clinton -- i'm sorry, the clintons and the state department both say that cheryl mills didn't actually secure that job for someone in new york. does it matter? >> n

, because if they continue to do what they are doing and hillary clinton wins, will they be responsible for supporting hillary clinton's radical left wing agenda? now, these are the people i'm talking about. time to name names, bill crystal, mitt romney, susan collins, jeb bush, ted cruz, lindsey graham, meg whitman, and many, many others. if they keep up their stubborn and stupid game and continue to lick their wounds, well, this is what they'll be responsible for, just to give a few examples. the continuation of president obama's disastrous economic policies and did any happen to listen to trump's speech? we doubled our debt, have the lowest labor participation rate since the '70s, worst recovery since the 1940s. clinton will simply continue that failed economic agenda of obama. of course, there's obamacare. donald trump told me last night he'll repeal and replace it and have competition. clinton will keep it, open borders. trump promises a wall. clinton wants open borders. which is better for the national security and worker? refuse to use the term radical islam, donald trump will listen

to the u.s. while saying hillary clinton lacks the mental and physical stamina. did trump make a false claim about the san bernardino terror attack? >>> vice president issuees a searing take. biden calling trump totally unqualified and his campaign dangero dangerous. can he help clinton win over white voters? >>> cnn learned fbi will give con tres new details of e-mails. and they will be handed over to a conservative watch dog group. is clinton's e-mail kman about to heat up again? >> and record-high water sweeps across parts of louisiana, threatening people and pets. the i'm brianna keilar, you're in "the situation room." >> this is cnn breaking news. the breaking news this hour, donald trump is saying that democratic rival hillary clinton lacks what he calls the mental and physical stamina to take on isis. trump gave a speech on his plan for fighting radical islam terror a short time ago and it included a call for what he described as quote extreme vetting of foreigners entering the u.s. clinton and vice president joe biden gave a rebuttal where both have family roots. saying t

incite violence against hillary clinton and clinton herself now facing new questions in the never ending e-mail saga. this time the clinton foundation sunday the microscope. on the campaign trail, both candidates are targeting key battleground states today. clinton is in iowa. trump campaign in florida and virginia and mike pence in ohio. clinton's touring of a company in des moines set to happen this hour and the following hour trump gives a speech in virginia. so what exactly did donald trump say to set off this latest uproar and what did he mean? listen to the comment he made at a rally in wilmington, north carolina, that started all of this. >> hillary wants to abolish essentially abolish the second amendment. by the way, if she gets to pick -- if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is. i don't know. i'll tell you what, that will be a horrible day if hillary gets to put her judges -- >> a lot of people interpreted that remark as a threat against hillary clinton but in a fox interview trump agreed with sean h

revelation of the shocking level of clinton corruption. a new report shows more than half of all outsiders she met with when she was secretary of state gave money to the clinton foundation, more than half suggesting clearly mrs. clinton was basically selling her office, pay for play, and the dollar amounts were huge. the revelations validate what donald trump has been charging for months now, that mrs. clinton, her foundation and the state department she led were all corrupted by the clinton cartel. clinton has all but left the campaign trail over the last few days, out of sight most of the time, away from reporters. but she's fundraising energetically in hollywood, and while it's been 263 days since she held a news conference, she eagerly sat down with jimmy kimmel, and she tried to laugh off her worsening scandals. >> jimmy, my e-mails are so boring. i'm embarrassed about that. we've already released, i don't know, 30,000 plus, so what's a but more? lou: what are a few more? well, just how long can hillary clinton slap federal judges and the fbi director upside their heads and get away w

-americans and for latinos. lou dobbs. nearly two weeks into august and it looks as if hillary clinton is losing her post convention bounce in the polls. a new bloomberg politics poll shows clinton still leading trump 50 to 44%, but the 6-point lead is cut in half from the 12 point clinton lead in june. as for donald trump, to his credit, he is not backing down from the manufactured outrage in the liberal mainstream media over his comments on second amendment people trying to stop hillary clinton. the republican nominee told sean hannity he's talking about the political movement that would mobilize and vote against hillary. >> hillary wants to take your guns away, she wants to leave you unprotected in your home. this is a tremendous political movement. there can be no other interpretation. even reporters have told me, i mean, give me a break, but they're dishonest people. what it is is there is a tremendous power behind the second amendment. it's a political power, and there are few things so powerful. i have to say, in terms of politics. >> trump holding a campaign rally this hour in flo

>> now let us convict king george himself! >>> tonight on "justice," a clinton foundation investigation. >> the public has a right to know because this is exactly the kind of pay to play politics the american people are sick and tired of. >> the fbi is interested. the justice department, not so much. i'll talk to clinton cash author peter schweitzer. plus, get ready for street justice. i'll take the pulse of voters. and some future voters. >> donald trump is out to destroy the u.s. >> he is? and is hillary trying to -- >> yes, she is. >> all right. look at the skyscraper here. who the hell built it? not hillary. "justice starts now. >>> hello and welcome to a special sunday edition of "justice." thank you for being with us tonight. you know, newly released e-mails suggest the power of the state department was used to show favoritism to the donors of the clinton foundation. and in case you missed last night's "justice," you will hear my open and take on those newly released e-mails later in the hour but joining me now is author of "clinton cash" peter schweitzer. all right,

surrogate. >>> and clinton aide huma abedin separating from her husband anthony weiner. why? a new sexting scandal. lewd photos behind this split. we will talk about what it means in the presidential campaign. >>> comedy master gone wilder dead at age 83. we pay tribute to his incredible life. ♪ anything you want to do it want to change the world ♪ ♪ there's nothing to it >> one of the great films. one of many. good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm alison kosik. >> i'm john berman. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. the trump campaign in a controversy. this is days before trump is set to address black voters in detroit. a surrogate for donald trump tweeted out this picture of hillary clinton in black face saying she is pandering to black voters. at the same time louisiana senate candidate david duke is noting his support for trump which trump is now disavowing. hillary clinton expressed concern over david duke. saying nobody knows how well duke is doing and his embrace of trump which could put that d despicable man in congress. jim acosta has more. >> reporter: first the trum

hillary clinton in the past couple of days. >> the democratic nominee is facing increasing scrutiny about the foundation dope nors. >> it will be bigger than watergate. >> this isn't just about donald trump, about living up to the high ethical standards period. >> she is actually fortunate donald trump has so many other issues but they should want to clean this up. >> the second consecutive night of the hannity-trump lovefest just wrapped up. in it, donald trump continued the softening, softening his immigration policy, instead of deporting the 11 million undocumented people in the united states, donald trump says he will now work with them. >> here's the big question. >> go ahead. >> no citizenship. >> no citizenship. >> everyone agree with that? all right. >> let me go a step further. they'll pay back taxes, they have to pay taxes, there's no amnesty as such. there's no amnesty. >> right. >> so deport them all has become joosks we'll get some back taxes out of them. donald trump also had this to say about undocumented people living here. >> now, everybody agrees we get the bad one

. newly revealed e-mails raise more troubling questions about the clinton foundation's ties to the state department. >> a couple of very bad ones came out. and it's called pay for play. and some of these were really, really bad and illegal. >>> the battle for blue-collar voters. >> there is a myth out there that he will stick it to the rich and powerful because somehow he's really on the side of the little guy. don't believe it. >> clinton's challenge to trump. release your tax returns. "inside politics," the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters. now. >>> welcome to "inside politics." shanks for sharing your sunday with us. i am in for john king. it's been three tumultuous weeks since donald trump's nominating convention. this week the republican candidate called president obama the founder of isis and made a second amendment comment that critics called out of bounds, just the latest in a series of controversial comments that have prompted tom goppes to run, not walk away from trump. and hillary clinton tries to get trump to release hit tax returns. with us. cnn's phil mattingly

donald trump and the media. he's being accused of inciting violence against hillary clinton and of believing that mrs. clinton and the president were the founders of isis. trump today insisting he's simply misunderstood and he is misrepresented by the media. is he? and if so, how might the media influence the outcome of this election? at what point does this start to become a self-fulfilling prophecy? welcome, everyone, to "the kelly file," a special trump versus the media. i'm trish regan in for megyn kelly tonight. so let me walk you through it. quite a week. on wednesday, trump was declaring that president obama and hillary clinton were the founders of the terror group known as isis. this remark coming just 24 hours after his comments about second amendment supporters, comments which some interpret as a call for violence against the democratic nominee. he insists it is not. meanwhile, he told a conservative radio host this about the president and clinton's role in creating isis. listen. >> last night, you said the president was the founder of isis. i know what you meant. you mea

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swing state in this election. we'll see what trump has to say. >>> probably heard hillary clinton got a bump in the polls after her convention. where do things stand with independents? the voters who could decide the race. >>> an intense new phase in the war on isis. american bombs falling over libya. plus, a chilling mystery threatening the nypd, an unidentified voice stalking the police radio and promising deadly revenge on the officer who put him in jail. that's all ahead this hour. >>> i'm jon scott in for shepard smith. we begin with a fox urgent. trump is kicking off a up to hall event at this hour. a live look from columbus, ohio, where the republican nominee is set to answer questions from voters. we'll bring it to you live. >>> trump is coming off a rough weekend as he took another hit today. a new poll from cbs news shows hillary clinton got a bump after the democratic convention. she is now leading trump 46 to 39%. trump's got a smaller bounce in same poll the week before the week after the run convention. ed had the two candidates tied. trump slam clinton yesterday, he said

report" is next. >>> this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier in washington. hillary clinton has opened up double digit lead on donald trump in brand new fox polls being released at this hour. clinton has a 49-39 advantage. that's up from a six-point edge in june. trump held a three-point lead in may. their numbers in the honest and trustworthy category are virtually the same, just 36% of those surveyed feel clinton or trump has those qualities. we'll have complete election coverage shortly. but first, connection or coincidence? the obama administration is denying that a $400 million cash payment to iran as four detained americans were being freed was in fact ransom. that is exactly what republicans and other administration critics allege after an unusual delivery of a cargo plane full of euros and swiss francs to tehran. here is james rosen, live at the state department. >> reporter: senior officials here at the state department said today they were aware back in january of how bad the optics looked in this case, but they went ahead any way, because they needed, as they put it,

sanchez begins now. >> donald trump stepping up his attacks against hillary clinton. he's calling for a special prosecutor to investigate ties between her time at the state department and charitiable foundation. the republican nominee not holding back. >>> hillary clinton facing the release of thousands more documents uncovered during her time as secretary of state. how is she responding? >>> and president obama getting set to visit louisiana where he will survey damage from the flooding. what else to expect from the president's trip. welcome to "early start." i'm boris sanchez. >> i'm christine romans. it is tuesday, august 23rd. donald trump turning up the heat. calling hillary clinton corrupt and describing her as criminality and probing links with the state department and the clinton foundation. this is hours before trump demanded that the foundation be shutdown. in a speech in akron, trump also targeted clinton on immigration. hours after his own planned speech on that subject was postponed. cnn's sara murray has more from ohio. >> reporter: good morning, boris and christine.

. >>> breaking tonight, the focus back on hillary clinton's multi-billion family charity reigniting lingering questions over blurred lined between the clintons' public service and their own personal gain. welcome to "the kelly file." i'm sandra smith, in for megyn kelly tonight. first, unconfirmed new reports the obama justice department may have spiked an fbi request to investigate the clinton foundation. fox news is digging on this, but so far, the doj will neither confirm nor deny this report. also tonight, a conservative watchdog group forcing the release of dozens of previously unseen e-mails from former secretary of state clinton's private server. these e-mails were not included among the 30,000 already made public. the messages show conversations between a top executive at the clinton family charity and clinton's closest aides at the state department. including an urgent appeal to help a controversial foreign businessman, and a request to find a job for a mystery person whose name is being kept secret. then, just hours ago, as we have seen repeatedly during her run for the wh