>>> welcome to "hannity" this is a fox news alert. we're in milwaukee. the town hall with donald trump is airing tomorrow night right here at 10:00 p.m. tonight with the unrest brewing in wisconsin, donald trump is about to deliver a major speech on restoring law and order in the nearby city of west bend. trump is also expected to talk about the war on america's cops, reveal his plans to rebuild america's inner cities as soon as trump steps up to the podium, we'll bring it live. campaign carl? >> reporter: hi, there, sean. the chairman of the republican party showing solidarity here in west bend, wisconsin where mr. trump will be taking the stage better late than never, all most two hours late, an hour and a half and then some. it got blistering hot in the auditorium and a lot of folks have been leaving. the wait is quite long. this is billed as a historic moment. not only will donald trump use a teleprompter at his first rally, he, as you said, is promoting and talking about what he says will be ground breaking policy propels. he's talking specifically about how he would enforce

. >>> up next, a mayor of milwaukee now trying to blame governor scott walker for a recent surge in gun violence. milwaukee county sheriff david clark is here next on what's really happening. in his own backyard. >>> plus we have the real story tonight behind the epic meltdown by an a-list actor that was seen by millions. >> what the [ bleep ], keep going. i am acting here, and this [ bleep ] wanders on to i love life, but really, i love my chico's life. and my days are filled with important lunches and afternoon meetings. i also like to play hard whether i'm spending time with friends or an evening with my favorite date. i take good care of myself and i love what i see when i look in the mirror. in fact, i've often been told i'm the best pair of legs in the room. the so slimming collection. only at chico's and chicos.com. >>> from the world headquarters of fox news, it's the kelly file with megyn kelly. >>> tonight new developments in a growing political fight over guns. yesterday, we reported on how milwaukee mayor tom barrett was trying to blame governor scott walker for the dramatic

surge in gun violence, including the weekend shooting of a man and a teenager. milwaukee county sheriff david clark is here with what he thinks is really going on. could it have to do with a presidential election? >>> plus dr. ben carson joins us to explain why he and reverend al sharpton now share a common goal. he'll explain what that is and i'll ask whether he thinks this is good politics. >>> plus last night i spoke with debbie wasserman schulz about her fight with senator rand paul and how that has produced what rush limbaugh called a victory for republicans unlike any he has ever seen. dana perino is next on rand rush, our interview, and what this means for the road ahead. >> rand paul has done something that no other republican has done. he has turned the abortion issue around on the democrats. ♪ bring your vision for the future to life. for more than 145 years, pacific life has been helping families achieve life-long financial security with innovative tools and strategies. talk to a financial advisor to protect your family and plan today. pacific life. the power to hel

milwaukee over the weekend, the decision was made to include the law enforcement and veterans roundtable earlier today which included rudy giuliani, the former mayor of new york as well as presidential chaenlt and sheriff david clark. giuliani is a particular surrogate and will be part of the rally in about an hour mostly because he was the mayor of new york and he helped clean up new york city in a way a lot of people are nostalgic about now given the decay that they've skpernlsed with the de-blasi mayoralcy. we've got lots of introductions to be made. what trump basically said to his staff was we have to make tonight's rally into something more substantive, particularly having met with the law enforcement officials today, so they crafted this speech that will be delivered by teleprompter here in probably another 45 minutes to an hour. as we speak, trump and company are in milwaukee where they're finishing up an interview with sean hannity that will be airing shortly obviously at 10:00 eastern and we expect them to get here shortly. what he intendes to do is make the argument that liber

busy evening we're monitoring the streets of milwaukee. after two straight nights of violent riots have erupted following the shooting death of an armed african-american man killed by an african-american police officer. wisconsin governor scott walker will join us live in an exclusive interview. welcome, everyone, to "the kelly file." i'm trish regan in for megyn kelly. also breaking, new details on a potential fbi investigation into corrupt ties between hillary clinton's state department and the clinton family's multibillion charity. but we begin with a major speech from donald trump. mr. trump speaking in youngstown, ohio, laying out his vision on foreign policy defeating isis and defending the united states homeland. here's just some of what mr. trump had to say. listen. >> just as we won the cold war in part by exposing the evils of communism and the virtues of free markets so too, must we take on the ideology of radical islam. we should only admit into this country those who share our values and respect our people. i call it extreme vetting. assimilation is not an act of hostility

you. >> all the best. >>> the mayor of milwaukee is trying to blame governor scott walker for rising gun violence. we've got a kelly file investigation and a fierce debate on who really is to blame here. >>> plus, a deadly police shooting caught on camera with the man behind the gun saying it was an accident. we'll report, you'll decide straight ahead. >> roll on your stomach. now. now. ow! he shot me. he shot me. it tastes better when you grow it. it tastes even better when you share it. it's not hard, it's doable. it's growable. get going with gro-ables. miracle-gro. life starts here. you know, just because your bladder is changing it doesn't mean that you have to. with tena, let yourself go. ♪ ♪ be the one with the crazy laugh. ♪ ♪ and keep being their favorite playmate. ♪ ♪ with tena's unique super-absorbent micro-beads that lock in moisture and odor... tena - lets you be you. >>> developing tonight after two men were gunned down in milwaukee on sunday. the city's mayor is complaining about lax gun laws and trying to put the blame for the deaths on wisconsin governor

served significantly longer than the 130-day limit. >>> it is late afternoon in milwaukee, wisconsin, but police are bracing for another long, hot summer night and the prospect of more racial unrest. milwaukee's mayor issued a 10:00 p.m. curfew for teenagers. the trouble began saturday with the fatal police shooting of an african-american man who reportedly had a gun. matt finn is watching the situation today in milwaukee. >> reporter: the milwaukee mayor is pleading for peace in the streets, as police prepare for what could be day three of violent riots. >> i'm calling on every single resident of this city. do not do further damage to this great neighborhood. >> reporter: the milwaukee county sheriff says the riots are symptoms of bigger, systemic issues. >> we have inescapable poverty in milwaukee. it's the sixth poorest city in america. massive black unemployment at 32%, one of the worst education systems in the nation. >> reporter: police squared off with crowds for a second night. another intense standoff, pushing into the early hours of monday morning. police report 30 incident

about 30 minutes from milwaukee. let's dip in. >> thank you. what a group. wow. beautiful. thank you. >> trump! trump! trump! trump! trump! trump! trump! trump! trump! [ cheers ] >> thank you, everybody. thank you. it's great to be here tonight. i'm honored, also, to be joined this evening by governor scott walker, great gentleman and a great, a really great governor. chairman reince priebus and mayor rudolph giuliani. we're at a decisive moment in this election. last week, i laid out my plan to bring jobs back to the country, desperately needed jobs. yesterday i laid out my plan to defeat radical islamic terrorists. tonight i'm going to talk about how to make our community safe again from crime and lawlessness. let me begin by thanking law enforcement officers here in this city and across this country for their service and sacrifice in difficult, difficult times. the violence, riots and description is an assault on the right of all zcitizens to live n security and to live in piece. law and order must be restored. it must be restored for the sake of all and most those living in those

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she wasn't. any way. i digress. tonight after days of hearing milwaukee officials in particular, the mayor, try to blame governor scott walker for gun violence on the streets there, we went to milwaukee to ask questions for ourselves. >> violence is a major problem in milwaukee on. monday the mayor said he can't police away the problem. >> we'll hear from the police chief next. plus, guns and ammoer girl is here. >>> plus, hillary clinton and kim kardashian tonight share one thing in common. go to facebook.com and tell us what you think it is. we'll tell you if you are right when james rosen joins us. >>> plus, critics have been yelling all week after the dash cam video shows intentionally running down a suspect with his car. but we will break down what you are seeing here to show why you this officer's boss now says he did nothing wrong. ♪ bring your vision for the future to life. for more than 145 years, pacific life has been helping families achieve life-long financial security with innovative tools and strategies. talk to a financial advisor to protect your family and plan toda

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this hour by milwaukee sheriff david clarke which we'll bring to you, and former new york city mayor rudy giuliani. but trace gallagher starts us off with the murders that have quickly become the hottest political issue in the country and that donald trump will be addressing later this week. trace. >> reporter: and, megyn, police know exactly how the latest shooting transpired because they have the pictures. much of the ambush was captured on surveillance cameras. authorities say the killer, a former sergeant in the marines traveled from his home in kansas city to baton rouge just to carry out these attacks. they believe he spent days surveilling police headquarters planning his assault. then early sunday morning, lured police to a shopping center where he used a rifle to open fire, unloading 25 to 30 shots, killing officers matthew gerald, montrell jackson and deputy brad gar af low. people say he was afilled with an anti-government group and posted social media messages complaining about police treatment of african-americans. president obama condemned the killings and then called o

, as he spoke to the problem in milwaukee, and he can speak to particular audiences, a lot of that milwaukee address was to black america. i think he can get 15%, 20% of that vote if he continues hitting that. >> bill, thank you, it's always good to talk to you, sir, thanks for coming by tonight. >>> so team trump says there is another thing that voters should not be trusting, hillary clinton's support for police, and as she holds an event with law enforcement, right on the heels of one that he did as well yesterday, they have identical events, what's the message? we're going to talk to david wohl and julie laginsky, and after weeks of denial, the obama administration admitting that a $400 million payment to iran was indeed linked to the release of the she spent summer binge-watching. soon, she'll be binge-studying. now she writes mostly in emoji. soon, she'll type the best essays in the entire 8th grade. today, the only spanish words he knows are burrito and enchilada. soon, he'll take notes en espanol. get back to great with the right gear. from the place with the experts. office

on a host of issues today. chief political correspondent carl cameron is in milwaukee tonight. >> reporter: with the general election 364 days from now and the fourth gop debate tomorrow in milwaukee, hosted by fox business -- >> a lot of people are saying, donald, you're the most amazing guy. >> reporter: donald trump, who emerged from "saturday night live" unscathed this weekend is attacking ben carson. carson is attacking the media. carson says it's time to move on from his personal history. he casts himself as a champion of religious concern -- conservatives and under attack from godless liberals. >> to the secular progressive movement in this country i'm a very big threat. they can look at the polling data and they can see that i'm the candidate who is most likely to be able to beat hillary clinton. >> reporter: in his book "gifted hands" carson described several violent incidents during his youth. reporters unable to confirm details have since questioned carson's honesty. today "parade" magazine reposted an interview with his mom corroborating atwith a padlock , stabbing

. joining me now, sheriff david clarke who is the milwaukee county sheriff. what did you think of senator booker's remarks? >> what's he so angry about? i mean when donald trump uses that kind of passion, they say he's angry. but the only thing he didn't use was a car in every driveway and a chicken in every pot. he talked all around a big problem for the democrats and that is their flawed candidate, mrs. bill clinton, who should have been under criminal indictment. she's a confirmed liar. she left people to die in benghazi. all that stuff that he acted like it wasn't there. but that stuff matters to the american people. so, you know this thing will go on just like the rnc. they'll get their pom poms out, and you rah, rah and what not. stark contrast i think with the republicans. donald trump is the law and order candidate, and this dnc seems to be about embracing criminality and criminal behavior trying to mainstream criminal behavior hold these individuals up as if they're martyrs and -- >> let's frame that. so tomorrow night onstage here the mother of michael brown, the 18-year-old who

infrastructure that was amazing, you have very influential talk shows in the milwaukee area that were in the never trump. so they were out there opposing donald trump. and i would argue that donald trump probably had the worst two weeks of his campaign up to this point with the heidi tweet and the things i discussed with him last night. your thoughts? >> well, i mean, first of all, as you know, my wife is from wisconsin. my son-in-law paul is from sheboygan and very invested in wisconsin. >> a chairsome. >> all you need, baby. and because none of the shares batter. they're symbolic. and we actually did scott's first fund-raiser in milwaukee way back when he first started running. we're very proud of him and we think he's been remarkable governor, so we have it at a standpoint of i think people didn't get it two or three days. scott walker had to win an election and then survive a huge upsurge by unions and liberals and then he had then re-elected. they have built and reince brie bus who was the state chairman part of this. paul ryan was part of this. they had built a real system that is

. >> thank you. joining me now with more, sheriff david clark of the milwaukee county sheriff's office and eric guster. great to see you both. eric, what's the problem with jeff sessions. you heard the report. lay it out. >> there are several problems. that's why it's very important that he's vetted. i'm not calling hum a racist but a lot of people feel he is. >> based on what. >> that's what vetting is all about. excuse me me, megyn? >> based on what. >> based on his history. when you have a person who works with someone and calls him boy. >> which hedy nighs. >> and supports the kkk, that's the purpose of vetting if for him to become attorney general, that he's properly vetted, that people who have testimony that could go to his character are brought forth and under sworn testimony told what they're saying, what he may have said. megyn, he would be the attorney general, the person in charge of civil rights litigation for this nation. that's why he must be one that is fair for everyone. he doesn't need any bias or racial leaning. he's very fair to everyone. >> sheriff clark, anything

-hive force and alleged discriminatory policing. joining us now sheriff david clark of the milwaukee county sheriff's office and andy mccarthy here a former federal prosecutor and national review contributing editor. thank you both for being here. let me start with you, andy. the chances of this motion to get her booted off of this case are what? >> zero. there's no way this motion will succeed at this point. i thinkary they're building a record so later they can make a bigger claim about prosecutorialial and investigative misconduct but no basis to get people kicked off a case because they have political motivation. it is a political system. that's how she gets elected in the first place or think about it. if you're in a small town if it was a basis to kick somebody off a case because you knew the witnesses or were close friends with i'm involved in the case they could never have a case. >> nor could she have a case -- anything affecting the western district she'd be booted -- i agree with you legally. that motion is not going anywhere but want to talk to you about the allegations a

hampshire. but first, in milwaukee, the spin is in full swing, you can see it from the back of that man's head, see? action. common themes were smaller government and less taxes but was not without fire works. the candidates took jabs at each other and at the democrats. take a look. >> being beaten on every front, economically, militarilily, there is nothing that we do now that we win. we don't win anymore. >> this government is more corrupt, less effective crushing the engine of economic growth. >> we ought to look in cities run by democrats. where income and equalities seem to be the worst. states run by democrats. that is what we need to think about. how do' we let people ascend the ladder of opportunity? . >> i don't know why we have stagmatized professions. welders make more money than philosophers. >> for the 11 million people, come on, folks we know you can't pick them up and ship them back across the border. it's a silly argument. it makes no sense. >> i have no problem with being vetted but i do have a problem with being lied about. and then, putting that out there as truth

won and how they performed well on the stage. last night's fox business network debate in milwaukee marked another step closer to the first voting in iowa. 82 days from now. chief political correspondent carl cameron is in new hampshire tonight with debate fallout. >> the debate ended at 11:17 p.m. eastern and at 8:30 this morning, donald trump was in new hampshire, beaming about his performance. >> we started off with 17, and one by one by one, they're disappearing. disappearing. to watch as they go out. >> ben carson, who spearheaded debate reforms was pleased. >> i thought it was excellent. it was not about the moderators. it was actually about the candidates. and i hope it will set a new standard. >> at once skewering the media and hillary clinton, some said carson had the best line of the night. >> i have no problem with being vetted. what i do have a problem with, is being lied about. and then putting that out there as truth. when i look at somebody like hillary clinton, who sits there and tells her daughter and a government official that no, this was a terrorist attack. and t

of milwaukee county sheriff's he offers. sheriff good to see you. so the first part of this case occurred when they stopped her for a lane change. illegal lane change. and the confrontation between this woman and the state trooper got ugly. he told her, to put out her cigarette. she said i don't have to. he told her to get out of the car. she refused. it went up and up and up and up. suddenly she gets arrested and find herself after a pretty violent confrontation there on the sidewalk finds herself in jail for three days for a traffic infraction. that's the first part of the case that people what are critical have problems with. do you defend the officer? >> oh, wholeheartedly. this is a classic case where a citizen did not comply with a law enforcement officer's lawful command. i watched the video several times. i counted 49 times that that officer gave a lawful command and it was disregarded. in fact from the time he pulledá> that car over, he was very personable. he was calm. he was polite. he called her ma'am several times. and he could sense that she was irr he asked her, s

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ferguson and what it's done to cities across america. milwaukee homicides up 180%. robberies 43%. homicides 25 in milwaukee. shootings in chicago, 24% higher homicides, 17. l.a. shootings up 25%. in new york the murder rate is up 13%. on and on it goes and they're talking about the surge, the current surge in lawlessness that contrasts with the first six months of 2014 that continued a 20-year pattern of growing public safety. you're telling me it has nothing to do with lower cop morale? >> well i think there's something here megyn. we've sort of reached a point where the police and the community have to have a really hard reset. we've talked about this on your show before we should be implementing models like what we see in camden new jersey. the police decided to reset and work with the community. we need to bring back officer friendly and put police officers back in the classroom to break down the stigma. whether it's rural communities or inner cities communities. >> the cops listening to that would say, wait a minute you take certain cities throw out allegations against an individual co

second time right? and milwaukee county sheriff david clarke is here to weigh in after that. trace gallagher is live in our west coast newsroom with an update. >> reporter: megyn, from the time he was a boston beat cop, bill bratton has been immersed in the issue of race and policing. in 1976, bratton won the medal of valor after showing up at a bank roshry in the mostly white area of south boston and confronting a black man with a gun to the head of a white woman. bratton pushed his way through an angry crowd and by lowering his weapon convinced the gunman to lower his. in the 1990s as new york police commissioner bill bratton was nationally recognized for helping drive down the new york city crime rate. bratton also led departments in boston and los angeles, but shortly after bratton began his second tenure as new york police commissioner eric garner a heavy set african-american man was accused of resisting arrest and was placed in what appeared to be a choke hold by two new york city police officers. garner died, reigniting racial tension against police. at the time bratton's po

including chicago, new york philadelphia and milwaukee. mark fuhrman is a fox news contributor and former lapd homicide detective. andell brown is a civil rights attorney. thank you both for being here. so mark let's start with how we were teasing the segment. in baltimore they had over 50 deaths. 47 of those have been of african-americans since freddie gray was arrested. and not one was at the hands of a police officer. and there are no protests. there is no al sharpton. there is no one rioting in the streets over it. it's only the freddie gray incident in baltimore that led to all that. >> well it's not politically advantageous for them to riot about blacks killing blacks. this is business as usual in a lot of these communities. i mean the gang members are shooting other gang members and drug dealers are shooting other drug dealers and there's fights going on. and that's the dynamics that exist in a lot of these places all over the country. but what is missing now is the motivation and the morale that's necessary for these officers many of whom work these areas by choice to actua

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going to let this milwaukee stage go by without, you know, trying to get his name and his message back out there in it's exciting. look at howie in the muddle of stirewalt kelly sandwich. like these big giants. not fair of us, howie. great to see you. see you tomorrow night. >>> new focus on my next guest in milwaukee. for the first time since the start of the republican race governor chris christie will be none on the stage for the main event. instead he'll take part in the earlier debate, a change that he says is actually helping his campaign. here with me now new jersey governor chris christie. how so? >> we've raised more money. people really are angry that i was excluded from the main stage, and they have been sending in contributions online saying, you know, we want to give you some money now because we feel like this is unfair to you. >> last time you were here we talked about the hug and you clarified there was no hug between you and president obama but the moment in new jersey after-ho hurricane katrina. >> sandy. >> sandy, sorry, where the two of you bonded and the federal go

debate. after the fourth one in milwaukee on tuesday, there will be eight more before the end of march. by that time more than half of the country will have cast its primary and caucus votes. >>> you can see the fox business debate tuesday at 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. go to the web address listed on the graphic to find out how to find or get fox business in your area. if you don't have it. get it. >>> well it could be another setback tonight for hillary clinton's presidential campaign. it appears clinton signed an agreement promising not to do what she may have done. with her personal email accounts. and server. senior political correspondent mike emmanuel is here with the intriguing details tonight. good evening. >> congressional sources say the significance of this paperwork is that it is a legal binding document and the person signing it has accepted the obligation to protect our national secrets. the sensitive information nondisclosure agreement was signed by secretary of state hillary clinton in january 2009, right after taking office. in the document clinton signed it, says quote i've b

. >> trace, thank you. joining me now with more, sheriff david clark with the milwaukee police force. sheriff clark, our sources, and we have numerous sources connected to the baltimore police department sound angry. they say they are on a full strike that it's going to get worse, that they could careless if the western district blows up that they get paid the same for a ten-hour shift whether they work it or they don't aggressively that they are being, quote, the nice police everyone wants and this is the result you get. >> it's unfortunate. i don't think that the fine officers have quit on the city of baltimore. it's pretty evident to me they've quit on commissioner batts. he put them on the street with no way to defend themselves or the city of baltimore and also he said in the days following the riots, he said we are the problem, meaning the police. he said we have not been part of the solution we must change. so just to further bashing of the baltimore's finest. what goes out the window and it's happening quicker than i thought it would, it's self initiated policing where officers develo

history no one should ever repeat. >> milwaukee's burning and louisiana's flooding and he's speaking at a $34,000 a plate fund-raiser for hillary clinton. so there's at a certain point the optics can be really bad. >> reporter: the white house points out the president has been actively engaged. he called governor edwards, made an immediate federal disaster declaration and dispatched his fema director and homeland security secretary to the region. >> while the president is welcome to visit, i would just as soon he give us another week or two, get back to a greater sense of normalcy here. >> a president who only saw the people from the window of an airplane ainstead of down here n the ground. >> reporter: that was then-senator obama criticizing president bush's handling of hurricane katrina. the second guessing of a president's response to a natural disaster is as old as the republic itself. from john adams up to the current president are criticized for taking time off in vacations. this is becoming a bit of a serial problem for barack obama. >> reporter: shannon, the white house says

shot smith to death. >>> and this is a live look at milwaukee from our affiliate out there. the big story tonight, wisconsin's attorney general said he will seek a stay striking down the right to work law. they want the law to remain in place.p?p?h >>> iran's supremeeader says they are not living up to the spirit of the nuclear deal with his country. the ayatollah tweets, the u.s. is not acting properly in fulfilling its obligations in #iran deal and intimidates other parties by acts and words not to work with iran. they said they are fulfilling the letter but not the spirit of the deal. >>> new evidence that china is raising the stakes in the south china sea. fox news has learned that china is esending fighters jets and i surveying a shoal. national security correspondent jennifer griffin is at the benlt the exclusive pictures. >> good evening. new satellite images show chinese jet fighters have been deployed on a contested island in the south china sea. the j-11 jet fighters were provided exclusively by image sat international. more evidence that the chinese are militaryizing thi

sikes is a conservative talk radio host in milwaukee who opposed donald trump. shannon. >> the watch is on. we wait for that.t.t.t.t. . >>> it's hard to believe but we are just about one week away from christmas and you know what would make a perfect gift for anyone on your list, megyn's new book, "settle for more." as several twitter and amazon users have suggested, elena gave it five stars and said really enjoyed this beak. now that i've read the book i plan to give it as a christmas present to the younger members of my family. life is long and complicated and hers is especially interesting. castle gave it five stars on amazon and added, good read. nothing but respect for megyn kelly. very empowering. it was better than i thought it would be. absolutely sending it as christmas gifts to all of the strong women in my life. amanda stoud said, couldn't wait for christmas so gifted myself with #"settle for more" as celebration of finals >>> welcome to "redeye." hello, i'm tom shillue, forbes named vladimir putin the most powerful person in the world for the fourth straight year. plus, i

spin room in milwaukee, the democratic debate is in the books tonight. we're back with our panel for final thoughts. >> number one, it's interesting the way hillary wrapped herself in obama. they haven't worked up until now, obama is not popular. and all sides, democratic and republican, are railing against it. and saying how bad a situation is. none theless, the strategy is i think specific, pointed at south carolina. she has to win big there. and if not, i think the campaign could collapse. it's heavily african american and i think her sense is the calculation is that obama is a source of iconic proud and when she came after sanders it was a way to say you've disrespected this icon in black american history. whether it will work or not, i don't know. another point in opening statement, he used the word political revolution. she used the word progress. and that is a classic argument. she's stuck where she is. >> listening to others on judicial watch, this situation is only going to increase. >> it's stunning it didn't come up. she performed well and got the power on a terrible day.

no color. god doesn't see color. why should we? >> wow. sheriff david clark of milwaukee, wisconsin joins me now. how about that for a voice of reason in the midst of so much hyperbole? >> powerful. good for that gentleman. that stuff plays itself out in cities all across america every day of the year where law enforcement officers conduct themselves the way they should, in a professional standard. i just wonder how long it will take the liberal mainstream media and the race provocateurs to start combing through that gentleman's pass -- >> oh boy. >> -- to try to find something to discredit him much like they did joe the plumber. >> don't even suggest -- poor will who makes a two-minute video and could be the focus of something like that. however, it would behoove al sharpton to spend some time with him and hear his views one would think because as will was offering that message, al sharpton was giving a speech from the pulpit on sunday talking about how the fact that that cop got charged in south carolina for what obviously appears to be a bad shooting of an african-american man th

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collapse of the stage at the university of wisconsin, milwaukee. particularly rough coming just hours after fox news reported clinton's earlier event in ohio was only about half full. so clinton and her aides raced to tout the larger size of the wisconsin event. clinton spokesman nic merrill tweeting to fox, quote: this is just the overflow as clinton greeted supporters in the overflow room. >> i'm sorry that there wasn't enough room in the other venue but boy, it's great to see all of you, thank you. >> clinton is under intense pressure from campaign donors to show she can halt the clash with the email controversy. nationally clinton has dropped 10 points in a month. she is at 37% while democratic socialist senator bernie sanders pulls in 27% and vice president joe biden gets 200%. while biden leads donald trump and jeb bush in head-to-head matchups. clinton is in a dead heat with both republicans. democrat bob kerrey told fox business clinton's explanations over her server simply don't add up. >> it wasn't because she wanted to carry two cell phones around. she is secretary of state. give