i'm jamie colby. thanks for watching "strange inheritance." don't want to miss a moment of "making money," but also don't want to miss a moment of lou dobbs. he's next. lou: good evening, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. donald trump not hesitating to take on the task of educating a generation of voters who know little about monica lewinsky and her blue dress, even less about the years of scandal and controversy that the clintons and national liberal media have tried their best to bury. there seems to be no event, no element of the clinton history trump will ignore, and it appears his strategy is producing the desired results. yesterday, he highlighted the rape and sexual assault allegations that over the years have been leveled against president clinton. and in an interview with the

"washington post," the clintons worst anxieties fulfilled when trump described the 1993 death of former hillary clinton associate vince foster as, quote, very fishy. trump told my colleague bill o'reilly such attacks are fair and proportional because the clintons themselves have launched ruthless attacks against him. >> i'm only responding to what they do. they've been nasty. she's been very nasty and i said i'd like it to be on policy, bill. like to be straight, down the middle, they've been dirty players historically and i have to fight back the way i have to fight back. lou: we'll take all of that up with former reagan white house political director ed rollins, pulitzer prize-winning columnist for the "new york post," michael good win and a lot to talk about. senator bernie sanders won't stop his fight for the democratic nomination. the senator from vermont telling associated press the democratic convention is likely

to get, quote, messy, and growing calls to fire veterans affairs secretary robbed mcdonald after he compared the length of times veterans are forced to wait to receive care to the length of time people wait for rides at disneyland. >> what really counts is how does the veteran feel about their encounter with the va? when you go to disney, do they measure the number of hours you wait in line or the number -- what's important? what's important is what's your satisfaction with the experience. lou: washington, where even well-meaning people go to get stupid, it seems. i'll have a few thoughts later in the broadcast. top story tonight, donald trump returning to the campaign trail. the presumptive republican nominee has a rally at 7:00 p.m. local time in albuquerque, new mexico, we're just guessing here, he is likely to continue his attacks on bill and hillary clinton. it's also primary day for

republicans in the state of washington. 44 delegates at stake. still there's political skulduggery underway apparently, and even such a beautiful place as washington state. but trump tonight is in new mexico, and so is fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron in albuquerque with our report. >> thanks, lou, donald trump is officially kicking off first fund-raising trip with stops in new mexico, california, montana this week. he's been defensive when it comes to press reports that money he intended to raise for veterans skipping a debate was never fully delivered. >> i raised almost $6 million for the veterans including putting up $1 million of my own money. i had no obligation to do anything or do so and i get nothing but bad press from the dishonest media. absolutely disgraceful. why don't they look into the clinton foundation if you want to see dishonesty.

>> reporter: to brand him as a sexist and misogynist, trump is firing back recalling the scandal that dogged bill clinton including allegations by juanita broaddrick and the death of vince foster, something trump called fishy. >> i would not have used it, obviously, grabs a lot of attention, this is a race against her, not against her husband, and i think to a certain extent he's got to show policy chops, a lot of things to run against her oclinton foundation, the whole nine yards. bill clinton is the past, she's the future, and obviously trump has to be the future. >> reporter: hillary clinton is doing much the same thing, blasting trump for having looking forward to a housing market collapse in 2006 because he could have profited from it. >> i hope that happens because people like me would buy. if there is a bubble burst, as they call it, you know, you can make a lot of money. >> reporter: poll after poll shows a dead heat between two

unpopular and distrusted candidates. >> i think i am popular with people. winning in the tracking polls and most of the polls against hillary. >> reporter: new mexico is a border state, trump's immigration views are controversial and unpopular. susana martinez is the first latina governor in the u.s. and skipping trump's rally, also chair of the republican governor's association and critical of trump's rhetoric and withheld her support. trump's rally at the same time bill clinton is campaigning making it likely the battle between the clinton and trump campaigns escalates in the next 24 hours, lou? lou: carl cameron, thank you very much. on the democratic side, senator bernie sanders warning this summer's convention in philadelphia could get messy for the democrats. bad news for hillary clinton if he's right. she's preparing to face off against an increasingly aggressive sanders in the upcoming california primary. both candidates will be making their case to voters in the golden state over two weeks,

but won't be duking it out on a debate stage as sanders had hoped. fox news senior political correspondent mike emanuel is in commerce california with our report. >> reporter: hillary clinton is leading in california up more than nine points over bernie sanders. two weeks ahead of the primary here, clinton isn't taking any chances, reminding voters it's time to focus on presumptive gop nominee donald trump. >> he said he was hoping for the crash that caused hard working families in california and across america to lose their homes. all because he thought he could take advantage of it. >> reporter: in anaheim, sanders noted he's connecting with young voters and kept up attacks on clinton and the party establishment. >> should tell the leadership of the democratic party that our ideas, our vision is the

future of america. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: sanders sent this letter to the kentucky secretary of state calling for a complete recanvas of last week's democratic primary in the bluegrass state and raised eyebrows when he made the prediction of the convention in philadelphia. >> democracy is not always nice and quiet and gentle, that is where the democratic party should go. >> reporter: when it comes time to select a running mate, harry reid is warning she better not pick a democrat senator from a state with a republican governor, that would eliminate elizabeth warren from massachusetts, cory booker from new jersey. aides say his concern is that gop governor would appoint a republican to a vacated democratic seat making it harder for democrats to win back the majority. >> the answer is not only no, but hell no. >> reporter: clinton must deal with aggressive sanders who suggests she's nervous about losing california and afraid to debate him on fox.

>> insulting to the people of california, our largest state. [ cheers ] >> that she is not prepared to have a discussion with me about how she will help the californians address the major crises that we face. >> reporter: instead it appears both candidates spend much of the next two weeks making their case at golden campaign event, it is the safer play for clinton. lou? . lou: mike, thank you very much. mike emanuel. virginia governor terry mcauliffe responding to the reports that he is now under fbi investigation. he's trying to shield as well at the same time, the clintons from being tainted with a scandal over questionable campaign donations. governor mcauliffe telling reporters he's confident the fbi will find no wrongdoing, and that the investigation has nothing to do with the clinton foundation. fox news correspondent doug mikell way has our report.

>> reporter: fox news confirmed terry mcauliffe is the focus of an investigation into campaign contributions, around chinese billionaire businessman who donated $120,000 to mcauliffe's 2013 gubernatorial campaign as well as $2 million to the clinton foundation. mcauliffe, a longtime clinton ally sat on the board of the clinton global initiative. he was shocked to learn of the investigation and said that wang's contributions were properly vetted. >> 100%, all i can do is rely on two law firms who did the vetting on this check. i can only rely, i did not personally get the check, i rely on the people who did the vetting for it. said he had a green card from 2007, so a contribution came in and they unequivocally said he was entitled to write a check. >> reporter: white house has u.s. permanent status but he is

also a former member of china's parliamentary body, that raises questions about the murky connections between mcauliffe, the clintons and charitable interests. last year it was reported 120 donors contributed 13.4 to mcauliffe's campaigns. in an interview today, mcauliffe offered a benign crossover to the contributions. >> traveled the same circles with president clinton and have a lot of the same friends. those that gave to the clinton foundation have been friends for years and years. >> reporter: he signed an executive order to restore voting rights to over 200,000 ex-felons in virginia. republicans filed suit to overturn that order. senator tim kaine refused a similar order as governor believing it to be unconstitutional. lou, back to you. lou: doug, thank you so much.

doug mckelway. there is a great deal to cover here, stay with us. trump hitting the clintons hard. >> when she hits me on things, i have to fight back the way i have to fight back. lou: trump also needs a lot of money to fight the clintons and a lot of money in this case means a baechltd will he have enough? not everybody thinks so. ed rollins and michael goodwin join me next. and these daring athletes turning mountains into personal playground. we'll have the video for you right after these messages. soon.

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lou: donald trump forced to play catch-up when it comes to raising campaign money. the campaign raising over $57 million, 2.4 million cash on hand. by comparison, the clinton campaign has raised more than $200 million. 30 million in cash. the only pro trump pac is the great american pac. it's raised 2.5 million since forming in february. 300,000 in cash on hand. four main pacs backing hillary clinton raised 89 million. you see the problem, right?

the largest clinton pac priorities has 46 million in cash on hand. right now, it's not a fair fight. joining us, former reagan white house political director and great america pac strategist, one of the folks trying to make it a little bit foreign affair fight, ed rollins, pulitzer prize-winning columnist for the "new york post," michael goodwin, good to have you both here. those numbers are daunting, i guess to anyone but other than donald trump. that's a huge, huge deficit. >> far more severe deficit. her pac was obama's pac. they expect to raise 300 million this time. they are free to go by television, totally uncoordinating with the campaign. people forget, the last week on her campaign last time, romney got outbought on television, 55 million to $18 million. lou: say that again? >> the last week of the

campaign by the super pacs romney got outspend 55 million to $18 million. lou: again, didn't sound like a fair fight and a lot more went into the outcome than that. >> no, but you don't want to be outspent in the closing weeks of the campaign. lou: what's the deal, michael. you are watching this, covering it. trump has been able to use free media all along. he earned media, if you prefer. it's been remarkable. can he count on that for the rest of the way? is that what's going in your judgment? >> may be counting on it, that would be a mistake. he would always be a lightning rod for television, he's very accessible. that is something he doesn't get enough credit for. lou: exactly. as far as i know there isn't an outfit he has refused to talk to. >> right, right, including the ones at savage and routinely at "new york times," whereas clinton plays hide-and-seek all the time. i think ed is correct that at

the end of the day, to have a fair fight on television and the various media and direct mail you need a lot of money, and trump is way behind in the category. lou: ed, there's a lot of -- you're getting a lot of press right now, your pac is getting a lot of press, and stories about infighting, and what happens from here and trump has said he didn't want super pacs and spotting up here, including yours. >> the reason i got into it was not to made any money, i never made any money in politics. i do it as invocation, and my wife will attest. i know how to run campaigns and know the people to bring in quickly. i can put it together very quickly. lou: let me just put it this way. is this infighting? is something going on here? you and roger stone have a history. >> roger stone is irrelevant, he's close to trump.

>> i told you! >> he's irrelevant. my trump is this is donald trump's campaign, he can run it any way, shape, or form he wants to. no offense to him, he won a primary, trashed very good candidates, i think i know more about how to run a campaign than he does. i know the intricacies how the rnc works. lou: how about paul manafort? how about wiley. >> good operatives, but they cut the big deal with the rnc, and which now, if you want to donate, you could give $450,000 to the rnc. how much of that money comes to trump? >> not as much as he would like. >> $2700 for each race. $5400 he gets out of each -- >> i didn't realize that limitation. >> 2700, they can spend money, historically no campaign ever lets the rnc run or the dnc run your campaign. you go in and you take it over. you put your people in there,

you use what you can use, they are totally dependent on the rnc to run their campaign if they don't have the resources. >> what do you make of this? >> it's an odd decision given the difficulty with the rnc. given that paul ryan, the highest-ranking republican in the house has not endorsed him. turning all your money raising apparatus over to the rnc seems like a real mistake. >> i want to go to one other thing because it is so critically important to the future of the nation, if i may, and that is the front page of the "new york post" today, and since no one knows more about the michael post than michael goodwin, dirty bills, putting up president clinton and bill cosby, both of whom, fitting the bill if you will. >> first, the long legged model has nothing to do with the story. take your eyes off the model.

lou: never were for a moment. but the dirty bills, lou, it's this odd confluence of bill cosby and bill clinton, the sexual allegations story. lou: and they're going after bill cosby now, finally. >> yes, that's right. a judge is requiring him to stand trial in a 2004 allegation. and that simultaneously, trump has this instagram ad out about bill clinton, and the escapades of the 90s. so you hl see the confluence, one msnbc anchor confused them today. this is going to be -- lou: confused who was bill cosby. >> he said bill clinton has to stand trial, i mean bill cosby has to stand trial. lou: normally i don't care references to that particular network and its talent. >> or lack thereof of a talent. >> that was irresistible. lou: good to have you here.

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. lou: a few thoughts on an unbearably incompetent erratic and irresponsible assortment of federal bureaucrats in washington, d.c. veterans affairs secretary bob mcdonald was supposed to be, well, a solution, not a part of the problem. he was brought into clean up the mess that is our number one agency responsible for the care of our veterans, and tonight mcdonald is under fire after he had the audacity to compare

wait times for veterans' health care to lines at disneyland. but today mcdonald refused initially to apologize for his comments. >> wait times are important, but they're not the only measure of veteran experience. and that's what veterans are telling us, you know, we've talked to a lot of veterans, it's important, and if i was misunderstood or if i said the wrong thing, i'm glad that you have been corrected. lou: he means he's sorry, doesn't he? he means he's sorry. isn't our boy, bob, all uppity there, for a guy that screws up as much as he has, maybe he should try out just a little modesty, and maybe learn how to say i'm sorry. obviously, he's caught that washington view he's never wrong, that others just aren't smart enough to appreciate his brilliance no matter how much he screws up. mcdonald's a guy who was

brought into fix the va and replace general eric shinseki, forced to resign in 2014 after reports of our veterans dying while waiting, that's right, waiting for care, in lines that were even longer then. but the bunglers and the bureaucratic nightmare not limited to the va permeating indeed the entire federal government. the irs commissioner, john koskinen facing the prospect of impeachment. imagine that. people the! the commissioner is accused of lying to congress in the agency's conservative targeting scandal, and this, also the same man who ultimately replaced former irs head steven miller, the very same bureaucrat who stonewalled congress and got away with it and helped lois lerner slip from the commerce committee's grasp and got away with it, do you notice a trend with our nation's bureaucrats?

and now the tsa, this week trying to hold itself accountable just a little for the maddening, frustrating, still growing lines at our nation's airports. the head of security operations kelly hoggin removed from his post. but no, he wasn't fired. no, no, no, the bureaucrats don't operate like that. he wasn't fired. he was put on paid administrative leave pending reassignment, all of this after being paid a $90,000 bonus for presumably doing such a boffo job. you know donald trump is right, the american voter, the american taxpayer, we're all dumb as rocks in the view of the bureaucrats because we put up with them and no wonder americans are angry and frustrated with our federal government because it's a morass of mediocrity and indifference, and lord, it's going to take some kind of

leader to take the moving parts and immoveable obstructions into working order and find a way for it all to function, to serve the american people correctly, efficiently, as never before. we have one shot in my opinion to fix this mess, and our chance arrives on november 8th. our quotation of the evening on such things as elections, revolutions, a nation finding the guts to change direction to find a disruptive leader with the guts to change things. risky business, isn't it? dale carnegie said this of such folks -- i think we americans are having ourselves a daring do adventure moment in politics this year, and it has been so far a hoot, hasn't it? now if we can just create that

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ground game, i think they'll basically run that for him. overall, campaign spending, hillary clinton is going to raise with allies a billion dollars and spend a billion dollars. she is a very predictable traditional candidate. we know what she's going to do and her cronies. trump has attracted over two billion dollars of free advertising, that's not going to stop or change in the general election. lou: some say that it will. as a matter of fact, they say it's hubris for him to make, to expect a continuation. >> how's it going so far though, right? he's going to be the nominee. she's going to be the nominee and he's dominating. lou: you are not worried about it at small. >> i do have some concerns about nuts and bolts that it takes to win a campaign where a good ground game can win two or three points. there is money that is required there. lou: money that is required and money not there, but you're not worried about it? >> i will be more concerned if

trump doesn't start raising money which he is going to. he's blaming the rnc for doing, it but he's going to start doing it. lou: and trump attacking the clintons as the way the national liberal media, some parts of it are. msnbc saying it's a new throw bring up president clinton's past with women. your thoughts? >> i think the one thing i've learned about all of this, we can say things are out of bounds or off-limits. donald trump can go there and it work. he points to a thing that makes the seed of doubt get in people. i might not agree, i couldn't get away with it, but he can. lou: wait, wait, wait, you said you wouldn't get away with it, that's different than saying that you wouldn't do it. if you could get away with it, would you do it, if you're involved in a campaign? >> i wouldn't, in this particular issue, i wouldn't. however, i think it's really, really important to understand that i'm not donald trump.

lou: i think i've got that part down. here's what i don't understand. >> yes. lou: they're attacks trump, he is doing what he's done for the last ten months which is counterattacking and doing so powerfully, and perhaps even proportionately here, why would you not, guy, go after everything that is there. she is conducting the war on women strategy against him. they're going after him in an energetic manner, why not? >> i think you have to be careful about the person that you're attacking. bill clinton, i think a lot of the stuff is in many ways fair game. there are a lot of younger voters who never heard of names like juanita broaddrick. if there's a war on women, why did hillary clinton help aid, defend and abet what they call the clinton white house.

the counterpoint is this is a man he invited for his wedding, called for advice before he was president. if he was a rapist, why did he do those things. lou: going after them because he not necessarily hoped but would take advantage if there was a crash in 2006. what do you think, lee? is that an unfair charge or appropriate? what about his response? >> you know, look, i think is it fair? is it unfair? i think everything, when they say all is fair in love and war, and i think they're at war. it's absolutely fair he says it. but the bottom line is i don't think it's going to have an impact, i don't think it matters. he can pivot this back and say i was a smart businessman, smart businessman make deals. lou: and most people understand it, too. guy, you get the last word. >> they can't say unfair attack, he's on tape saying it. most people say that's donald trump. he's going to come in and try to take advantage of the

situation. the question is, are the people who aren't offended by it, do they outnumber the people here's this rich billionaire waiting for a bubble to burst where i got hurt. lou: he's a businessman and straightforward, never thinking he would be running for president in 2016, and having a lot of fun doing it. >> either did we. lou: lee carter, guy benson, thank you so much. >> great to see you. lou: cage divers have a show of a lifetime on a recent dive in south africa, we get a video of that remarkable encounter with what you see there. a great white shark that is testing the limits of that steel cage. he's launching himself out of the water feet away from the diving cage. great white sharks usually breach to catch unsuspecting prey like fast moving seals or slow moving people, and a great way to terrify human beings, and that's about all we can take for right now.

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. lou: joining us now my colleague and friend stuart varney, host of "varney & co." which airs on fox business network weekdays starting at 9:00 a.m. eastern. great to see. >> you good evening, lou. lou: let's start with clinton and trump. i mean, they're going at it, and clinton seems to be still shielded by the national media. nbc saying it's a new low to bring up president clinton's past. >> you're talking about the trump ad, anti-hillary ad where he brings up bill's women. i think it was a very strong punch or counterpunch, whichever you prefer. i thought it was strong and effective. you and i talk politics all the time. lou: yes, we do. >> in our private life. that's what we do. i'm surprised to hear from my friends recently who never heard of juanita broaddrick.

never heard of her and along comes this ad -- lou: i have older friends, stuart. >> people in their 40s and 50s. lou: my point. >> so they google her. lo and behold they found out about the fact that bill clinton allegedly raped juanita broaddrick while he was attorney general of the state of arkansas. they didn't know. that trump brings it right out to the front and hillary defended him and attacked all of the women that are in that trump ad. i thought it was very powerful for him to reach back and bring it to the present. lou: particularly as he's being attacked and the skirmish over the war on women that clinton is engaging in, it doesn't seem to be -- one of the things i'm anxious to see is the polling we're going to see over the next couple of weeks as we move toward the primary in california, two weeks from now, this is going to be an interesting feedback on how these punches and counterpunches are going?

>> yes, i don't think that hillary's counterpunch was that strong, it certainly wasn't as strong as trump's original punch. she took him in on the issue of guns, we don't want guns in the classroom. that reached a certain percentage of the marketplace. lou: she's signaling that she wants and pointed out after getting the endorsement of the nra she wants to abolish the 2nd amendment. you can sugar coat it anyway anybody might want, what's that she wants. >> absolutely what she wants. wasn't a terribly strong counterattack when she brought up the issue, then goes into business activities in the past, if you can't run a casino, you can't make money out of a casino, et cetera. lou: i love how she waits for the laugh. >> it's kind of forced, isn't it? lou: i'm surprised she didn't bring up the fact he's worth an estimated $10 billion. a fairley successful fellow by that clumsy measure.

>> i believe a few moments ago trump responded to hillary's attack on him where she said he was hoping for the housing crash so it could make money. trump has just responded and said well, that's what our country needs, you buy when the market is down, sell when it's up, you make money, that's what we need. somebody who knows how to do it. i thought that was an effective counterpunch. lou: any business person, man or woman who didn't feel exactly that way at that point isn't worthy of the name businessman or woman. it's what free markets are, it's what happens. there are winners and losers and aren't adjudicated by the federal government. >> we're supposed to feel such empathy for anyone who lost a red cent in the market with the housing or stocks and bonds. you must feel sorry for them. they're victims. trump turns that on his head and says yeah, i want to be a winner. i want to make america a winner. that's a much more powerful argument than the endless

victimhood of the victims of capitalism. lou: you're going to hear more of stuart varney tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. a reminder to watch him on "varney & co." in his company, senator jeff sessions. >> that's right. he's a trump guy. lou: is he ever! >> i want to ask him what is donald trump's plan to make the american government work? we know it can make business work, what can he do for government? that's what we're going to ask. lou: i can't wait to hear the answer because like you, that's part of it, but you know, when is the last time we had a president who knew exactly what the heck he was going to do when he walked into the white house. i think we want to hold him to that standard, that's fine. i can't wait to hear jeff sessions answer. lou: trump's campaign manager says the presumptive nominee is not changing his ways. >> and you know what the american people say, we want a fighter. we want somebody who's going to stand up for us, not just in

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let's start with governor martinez, she is the head of the governor's association, now being rumored to be one of those people on trump's short list. >> as a feminist i like a woman being on the ticket, but political politics in sense of identity is not something we need to do. if you improve the economy it crosses all the lines. i think she is an interesting woman. here is what mr. trump has to do. he has to find someone who is completely loyal to him, who is able to work with congress. who is likeable. but more than that, that he really can trust. i don't know if that's susana martinez. lou: he made it clear what he want. he want somebody political. lewandowski said someone out of the political election process.

>> somebody with military experience, somebody with foreign policy experience that's clearly not her on any of those counts. it will be somebody from washington, somebody from the senate. it could can corker. -- it could be corker. lou: he was in the gang of eight. >> don't rule out john mccain. >> that would be for everyone who is passionate about the situation, he will be the oldest person elected president. he will need somebody who is in fact of. >> the generation. that will be a consideration when you think about the transfer of power as well. lou: you have got everybody squealing about trump taking on bubba. everybody thought it would be because of the difficulty of having a comeback in the arena

with woman. it's poor bubba. give me a break. >> it's a statement to everyone that people like the children ons who have gone the away with everything is over. eliminate that strange collegeality. >> she has so many scandals in her past. she mentioned the four bankruptcies. how about whitewater. the king of all bankruptcies. dozens of people went to prison over that one. >> no one in the national mainstream liberal blankety blanc media doesn't have the kowrk to deal with that or they are biased. >> they are completely unprepared for most of what will come.

they watched his and they are still surprised he's speaking the truth and dealing with an issue everyone else hasn't wanted to touch. this is a fabulous signal she is completely unprepared. lou: nbc is calling this a new low on the part of donald trump talking about the history of the clintons. at the same time, the big three, abc, cbs, nbc, so-called. through may 20, 4 minute 23 seconds devoted to the clinton foundation scandal. >> one of those was nbc doing 3 minute. lou: 20% of that money going to good causes. it makes you think immediately this is were think of great inspection. >> it's why charity navigator put them on the watchlist.

they noticed there were problems over a year or two ago. but of course the media helps the clintons by not covering thing. and that's their charge. >> trump university. hours of coverage. hundreds of f.b.i. agents on the children tons and no coverage. lou: thank you so much. in our online poll, our scientific online poll, 47 -- 94% say trump's choice for vice president will not determine whether you vote for him. gloria posting on.

i sincerely appreciate it. that's it for us tonight. i appreciate you being with us as well.thanks for being with u. good night from new york. [♪] kennedy: i'm watching panic take over the democratic party as establishment minions in and out of the press fumble for word to answer the most basic questions. why do people hate hillary? grak the sacramento * bee whine, it's because she is a woman. david tbroocts "new yor d davidw york times" says it's like tha