twitter. my mom passed away last tuesday. the outpouring of support was amazing and i appreciate. i'll leave you have with the man himself, lou dobbs. you want to keep it right here on fox business. lou: good evening. i'm lou dobbs. the two big stories tonight. the presumptive nominees are in fire storms and controversies of their own making. some of the republican party elites are criticizing donald trump for noting a judge overseeing the university lawsuits is of mexican lawsuits. trump calling into fox and friends to say he has legitimate concerns about that judge. but he says the liberal mainstream media is blowing everything out of proportion. >> all i'm trying to do is figure out why i'm being treated

so unfairly by a judge. when i talk about how bad the job picture is and how bad our country is doing and how bad we are doing economically and people out of work, our real unemployment rate is through the roof, and people don't want to talk about it. that's a ridiculous number. you understand that. i talk about all of this, the on thing they pick up is the fact i'll say something about the trump university case. lou: include us in that. that's what we are talking about. newt gingrich is standing with establishment politicians and criticizing trump's comments and saying they are inappropriate. >> this is one of the worst mistakes trump has made. he has every right to criticize a judge and say certain decisions aren't right and his attorneys can file to move the venue for the judge. but this judge was born in indiana.

he's an american period. lou: the party he athletes on the democratic party in contrast to the republicans are acting as a fire wall for hillary clinton as the state department refuses to release her emails on the tpp trade deal. it seems the fire wall there is active as well on whether she'll be indicted. no ambiguity from the associated press which reports she is on the verge of punching the democratic nomination. clinton requires, according to the associated press, only 23 delegates to wrap up the democratic nomination. there is good news from trump and clinton. david french's big announcement

over the weekend to the intense displeasure of bill kristol, that he would not be playing the part of bill's fool. fears abound for hillary whether the prospect of indictment or a secret service agent's tell-all book about the clinton's lack of character while he was protecting them in the white house. the book is entitled "crisis of character." it's number one on amazon already. the author describes the clintons as appalling leadership style, volcanic, impulsive and distainful of the rules sit for everyone else -- rules set for everyone else. ed rollins, and michael goodwin.

we have a lot to talk about. i have been talking about a lot already. including reports that president obama is ready to endorse hillary clinton later this week. advisers say he's going to start campaigning on her behalf. if elected she would be effectively obama's third term in office. janet yellen affirming there won't be an interest rate hike until the economy clears. we'll be taking that up with wilbur ross here tonight. joining us now, co-host of "the five," kimberly guilfoyle, and author of "making the case."

it's coming out tomorrow, the audio book, and the paperback. that's exciting. >> it is exciting. i recorded it myself. if you want to listen to my voice while you drift off to sleep at night. there is a market for that. why not, why not. lou: congratulations. >> good for graduate and now we have to get them some jobs. lou: the crisis of character. this thing looks decimating to the campaign. >> i think this will be very powerful. good for the guy who wrote it because you have to be fearless. there is one thing people are universally afraid to take it clintons on and the clinton machine.

there is one guy who's not afraid to do it, donald trump. now someone on the inside can speak to their character coming out and telling us. it is important and it does matter. this is somebody who wants to be commander-in-chief of the united states. is she fit to serve? does she have the character and competency to do so? lou: the answers to those questions seem straightforward. whether it be the prospect of the federal indictment. if you stop and think back to the clinton era, all of those controversies say the sexual controversy scandals were hillary's activities, not his. i mean, hers, not his. i mean, people don't think about it that way. it was her character at play in nearly all of that. whether you are talking about whitewater or the rose law firm. vince foster.

lubl. it's pretty stunning stuff. >> it's like a magical protective balloon around hillary clinton where she gets away with things that nobody else would be able to get away with. lou: she hadn't give and press conference since december. six months. she does so today because her campaign after getting tired of hearing about that. >> it was california. lou: it was less than 10 minute long. >> they don't want to put her out there. she is not likeable. she is not a good campaigner and they don't want to put her out there to answer the tough questions. there are too many things that she has been directly involved with. what's her record? it's abysmal as it relates to american foreign policy. she is already disqualifying

herself in that regard. lou: apparently also having some influence over the campaign. that's nice to know. a strong independent woman is standing up like that. a strong independent man like donald trump standing up against a backlash from not only the democrats piling on, i mean republicans led by newt gingrich. >> i found that surprising. i interviewed him friday night and he came right out, definitely showed he was not happy with it. he disapproved. this is somebody widely rumored to be on his list for a vice presidential pick for donald trump cop the convention. but people are saying this is the last thing you need. you have got to focus on hillary clinton. and there is so much material to work with. lou: you think he made a mistake strategically but you think it

was acceptable that he was talking about the judge's relationship to four hispanic associations. >> there are questions whether he will be able to get a fair trial and he and his lawyers could raise for a recusal. lou: kimberly guilfoyle is a former prosecutor. >> i think you have to go through the proper channels to do that. when you are as high profile as donald trump, don't be bringing -- let's not bring up trump university is what i would be telling him if i was in his camp. leave it alone. let sleeping dogs lie at this point. lou: he told his people and surrogates to double down on this because he feels slighted by this judge. and on it face, why is a federal judge permitted to belong to any

kind of association? it's outrageous that they are. >> they are not supposed to be. you are suppose to be above political ideology associations. lou: i know many judges do. why isn't there a rule -- >> i think there should be so you can have that sense of fairness. >> independent and impartial. >> especially with the role he's playing, such an important one to administer justice in an unbiased fashion. lou: should judge curiel have recused himself? >> i don't think he should have. i think it would be proper for trump's lawyers to bring a motion and lay out the facts. very few instances will you see judges or justices recuse themselves voluntarily. we have seen issues on the supreme court and they have don't in limited circumstances. it's a tough one. lou: kimberly guilfoyle. thank you.

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lou: hoib * has been under fire for not holding a press conference this year. so she spoke with reporters, and the whole event didn't last 10 minute. what did we learn? she want bernie sanders to get out of the race. >> tomorrow is 8 years to the day after i withdrew and endorsed then senator obama. i believed it was the right thing to do no matter what dirns

we had in our long campaign, and they paled in comparison to the differences we have with the republicans. lou: an explosive new book by a secret service agent sending tremors through the campaign. the former secretary of state mired in controversy. on top of all of that will voters want to see another clinton or bush the white house anytime soon? the republicans have made that decision. democrats apparently they are willing. we'll see. will they put up with another harvard or yale grad? do we want to try another lawyer in the white house? how much more of this can the democratic party tolerate. to answer that question, former white house director trump's own ed rollins. is that fair to say?

>> not as far as trump is concerned. lou: and former "new york times" columnist, michael goodwin. trump says -- talks about the judge handling the trump university. this is a case none of us cares about. and he makes it now a bright shiny object by saying mexican hair taken talking about judge curiel. what in the world is he going to do now? >> hopefully he will go after hillary. there are two targets after tomorrow. president obama who will go out there and campaign hard and effectively against him. and he should beg for obama to get out there. and he's got hillary. and all the stuff you rattled off there. >> rattled, my friend?

>> i think the country does not necessarily want another clinton. didn't want another bush. the democratic party just by the knock down race bernie sanders was a serious candidate chased her right to california. but to a certain extent trump has to focus on her, has to focus on himself. >> the smartest man in politic is telling a republican candidate for president that he needs to focus on his opponent. >> she gets nailed by a state department inspector general report, no one said anything about that. the worst economic news came out friday. all weekend long he should have been talking about the economy. he created jobs, he's a leader. my sense is he may be a little bored. but the game is just starting.

lou: does he have a point? i talked with kimberly guilfoyle earlier. let's see the associations he's involved in as a federal district court judge. the la raza lawyer's association, the hispanic bar association, the latino judges association, the hispanic prosecutors association. who even knew. why in the dickens is there such a thing. i thought judges couldn't be associated with sore a yaitions, couldn't have outside interests. i really thought that was not done. and here we are. >> as the "wall street journal" point out, judge roberts is a catholic and he's ruling on little sisters of the poor. lou: he shouldn't be. i think we need to talk honestly about this.

>> i'm being honest. lou: we are not going to dismiss this catholic thing. we are not going to dismiss his hispanic thing. we are not going to dismiss judges who are involved in organization that potentially have an influence on their thinking and judgment as judges. >> i don't know you want to separate them from the world. lou: the world -- you have got hillary clinton and her husband picking up nearly $700,000 in speaking fees from one of the plaintiffs firms in this case. >> the groups that deserve scrutiny is la raza because it's an advocacy association on politics.

lou: what is the prosecutors organization? >> every cycle you have to have more clubs that you belong to. it used to be republican or democrat. and the bar association. now that's an example of an cantivist judge who used those connections to get where he is. what you did as you pointed out. this is an issue that's legitimate and his lawyers should have been making the case. my point is why get distracted on something nobody cares about. lou: i care about cleaning up the federal judiciary. >> right now -- lou: it probably assures -- >> to get some momentum for his campaign, he needed to be pounding her on the economy.

lou: i get, but at the same time they are basically tied in all of the national polls. that may change here. but there is the fact that there is this grudging idea, when newt gingrich steps up, this is a guy was considering for vice president. but suddenly there is a timidsy on a certain group of republican elites. if the democrats go after trump, they follow suit. what the heck is that? meanwhile the democrats are building fire walls around hillary. whether it's the state department refusing to release her emails regarding the trans-pacific partnership. >> what they should be doing. the bottom line is trump has to get his game going here. he is a leader, she is not. he is a leader on the economy, she is not. that's --

>> if she does clinch tomorrow she'll probably get a bump out of that. so the polls may change. i think he should not think that he has the luxury of wasting time and going down rabbit holes like this. he should have been making hay on the state department i.g. report and the economy. instead we are talking about this. lou: we have got to run. if you guys took up all the time talking about interests with no interest to me. >> the critical issue is the qualifications of federal judges. >> i just want them to pay attention to what they are hired to do. i like your concept of judges as monks. be sure to vote in our poll tonight. is it reasonable and fair for donald trump to bring up judge curiel's heritage seeing as the

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lou: a few thoughts as president obama wants to jump full force into the president race, white house in discussion with clinton campaign about how he can help. making it clearer that a hillary clinton presidency would be a third obama term. clinton over week saying immigration at the center of her campaign. where have we heard that before? vowing to build on troa president obama's executive fiats.

clinton's comments come as a "boston globe" reporter released what we've been saying for years, government has little reliable data on illegal il immigrants into this country. often federal government is out right lying, and boston globallal sis reveals that criminal illegal immigrants are reoffending at a higher rate than federal government has admit over year, 30%. who were released between 2008 and 12 were charged with other crimes, more than 4 times higher than the numbers reported by immigration and customs enforcement. this is left wing "boston globe" reporting these numbers, the obama administration has been the direct opposite of the most open transparent administration in history it

promised to be. obama government gives up nothing, and as little as it come and for democratic candidate under federal investigation over her private e-mail server, state department is now moving to hide other e-mails, e-mails, her e-mails on transpacific partnership trade deal, they will not released by the state department. until after the elections. last july, international business times filed a freedom of information request for correspondents between clinton and u.s. trades office, original date of complex was april, but it has been pushed back to november 31, clinton demonstrated, that she is in fact corrupt to the core, there seems to be no limit to what she will do to be as opaque as she could be.

when it comes to public a right to know, so is this administration. trump is right. a win for clinton would really be a third term for obama. and his authorityian antidemocratic policies, she will rely on president obama, to run or campaign. stop an image of strong independent woman leader of free world, but hillary does, what hillary must. let's turn to quote of the evening on political correct less. this year's presidential campaign is exposing much about our politics, much about those in government, and those running for office, and certainly much about ourselves. from frederick douglas, journalist, and advocate of african-american rights. douglas said, think of this, a

century and a half ago, liberty is meaningless where the right to utter one's thoughts and opinions has ceased to exist. now here we are in 21st century, many of us willing to suffocate free speech, in the name of something called political correctness, which almost no one can define. when all of us together should be declaring, no american citizen should ever bow to the politically correct crowd, and never ever give up our right, not one. not me, not ever. we're coming right back. >> president obama is attacking trump, working to keep democratic hopes alive in november. >> but if obama wants hillary to create a third term, why doesn't he just endorse her. >> this is a president who doesn't have a clue, this president now, is very -- he

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lou: joining us tonight, tony, great to you have there in philadelphia. political reporter for daily. carry picket could we start with newt gingrich, saying -- having a little bit of a fit about donald trump, who spoke unwisely when he referred to mexican heritage rather than hispanic associations. >> if you think about it for a moment, you know, trump's biggest asset has been his plain speak, and also his biggest achilles' heel, a lot of critics say, if you can't get him on his plain peak they get his serogates on plain speak. if you remember newt gingrich

was attacked so many times on his comment, and he figures he does not want to go there. lou: it would be one thing in private but for him and other members of republican elite, they are piling on, this does not have much legs beyond a day unless these guys, these so-called elites, have piled on trump, do you think? >> i agree, i was surprised that rebuke was so sharp and universal, it is not most outrageous thing that donald trump has said, if you think about judge's partisan leadings, he does kind of have a points, a federal judge appointed by barack obama. lou: as we pointed out, since we're on this, what we reported here, that if we could put up full screen of the judge's judge curiel's associations, this is to me --

this is part of the deal. look at these associations, that is you know his life. on the court. la raza lawyer's association, hispanic national bar association, latino judge's association, what in the world are the judges doing being involved with associations like that. >> activist liberal judge, that should have been argument he focused on more, it is fair for us to speculate maybe the judge is sensitive to common -- comments that trump made to the wall, but i think that newt gingrich and others are trying to find a way to give cover to those coming out like paul ryan, reluctantly supporting trump, thought annuity made analogy, like a solo sport like a golfer. lou: i get that, i have to be honest.

i have to tell you, i respect it is our reality. the fact is that people watching this, looking at this list of associations. carey, they will say get real, this has to in some way impinge on your judgment, no federal judge should have associations that is part of their life. >> certainly you would hope that going into such a case, judge would stick to the case at hand, not think that going in that he is going to say this is donald trump, he -- and i don't agree with his political leaning, however unfortunately. lou: that is what trump is saying, he is so prejudice against trump he can't make a clear level headed decision. >> but i wonder more about whether -- i think this last segment you mentioned he is a hillary supporters. that is more of an issue more

than anything else. lou: that is just part of the package, other part of, what comes to me first, what i thought of first not that judge should not have the associations, but that came to be over the weekend. but, what i do think is that first question i have, why in the hell deput didn't trump's attorneys attack the guy on that basis, straight forward get the judge or venue changed what is necessary. >> they would have a legi legitimate argument to make in that part. lou: tony good to have you here and kerry thank you so much. >> thank you, lou. lou: columbus zoo announced debut of newest polar bear cub. 6 month old nora, there she is, look at this. they are teacherrin teaching

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lou: joining us tonight, wilbur ross. also presidential trustee for trump victory committee, great to have you with us. the fuss controversy, around this statements by donald trump. we know what he meant to say, we know what he said. >> right. lou: but the backlash, it has been -- to me extended and exploded beyond any reasonable proportion by the g.o.p. elites like newt gingrich. >> liberal media has also done it. where were these guys when the inspect oaor general report

was put out on hillary clinton, that is a very devastating report, that gets very little coverage in media, none by these republican elites. lou: you look at that inspector general report, it is as devastating as you could have imagined. there is very little attention paid to it except you know in certain parts of media. we've covered it here, your reaction to it. >> my reaction to it was that it read more like an indictment than it did a report. it was systematically rebutting almost every one of the things that hillary clinton has used for an explanation. lou: i want to turn to david french, the writer, attorney for the national review that bill crystal in his judgment cofounder of weekly standard, trotted out, at least on

social media and various other places, as his third party candidate. which he declined graciously over the weekend. what kind of foolishness is this? and how broad is this the bill crystal madness in? is he flying over the cuckoo nest solo or are there a significant number of people who share his bizarre sense of a adventure. >> there cannot be too many people supporting him because they still have not found a candidate. they can't find one for the third party you are in real trouble. lou: it appears this is behind us, it second -- extra ordinary about what it says about the elite, the washington cartel, what you want to call it. the country needs better than

this from both parties from washington, d.c., these people have been talking to each other so long they go off on mad tracks like this. >> it is they do talk to each other too much, and anything that interferes with their own game is not acceptable behavior. lou: donald trump is not acceptable, he is the disrupt or, he is they know the shake them by the nape of their necks until they move on to a more productive role in life or falling in line with a new direction for the country. >> remember, too, a lot of political consultants are worried about their livelihoods they all advise other candidates, don't worry about trump, he will self implode, they were wrong, it is maddening how wrong they really were. lou: they are almost as wrong as federal reserve, on december 16 raised interests

in this period, a lot of anxiety, markets are moving higher, where do you see us going, is the fed messing it up. >> i have been in favor of another moderate increase, and less talking about it. lou: they are a jaw-boning bunch on the fed. >> yes, but the dithering about it is more damaging to business than 25 basis points would be, we're at record low interest rates anyway, 25 basis points is all that is keeping us from armageddon we have nothing going for it. lou: wilbur ross great to have you hire. >> thank you, lou. lou: thank you so much.. >> best selling author brad melcher joining us next, he is launching a new series of thrillers, he has taken time out to join us next, stay with us.

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up in a hospital, with no memory. and she is told she has been in an accident, her father is dead, and her father is the host of a conspareacey tv show. same job i had, what happens is that -- >> very inventive. >> fbi comes in says, last person your father was seen with was found dead, they found an object in his chest, a priceless book that belonged to benedict arnold, she finds guns she does not remember owning and scars, she does not know how it got there, she is the mystery. lou: anyville -- is there a valued political message. >> my politic are older, they date back to george washington benedict arnold, i ripped from true history, last moments

between george washington and arnold are the most heartbreaking in history, this is what really happened, one of only times that george washington cried when he was betrayed by his friend, arnold writes him a letter, asked for, one, don't kill my wife, she did not know i was a trading, don't kill any of the staff they did not know i was a trader, and three, one of he said, please send me my baggage and my clothing. moment you know he put a knife in the back of george washington, the host hated man since judas, and george george washington sends it to this day nobody knows what was in that baggage this washington sent back to arnold. you will see my answer in chapter 5. lou: we always know whatever chapter will be fascinating, we recommend the book, brad

meltzer the house of secrets, as you look at these historical figures, you mentioned just two. you have gone across the canvass of american history. and what do you hung of cand -- candidates, how do these now, trump and clinton, tonight, also bernie sanders. stack up with figures that you have researched soy well and written about so brilliantly. >> one thing we have an obsession with george washington and abraham lincoln, i think right now, as a country, we're still starving for heroes, no matter what side of the political party you are on, they don't want them who stand for whatever it is money or power or whatever. we love about george washington, is he stood for something greater for us as a nation. you know one thing i was researching the book, i talked with an intelligence officer who said there was a dictator,

who -- this is true story -- he said there was a dictator we hated and he hated us but it was through one of his top lieutenants secretly working for u.s., i said why? he said, because his lieutenant had a sick child, and this child needed medical help only that u.s. could provide, and he worked for us, why? that is the kind of nuance hard thing that crosses a president's desk, to me, or candidates today when you vote it is not a black and white issue that hits their desk every day, that is the question that really hits president's desk, and it a question that trying us as a people, saying, what kind of people are we, would we work -- >> could you imagine scandals for example that hillary clinton faces with being across any one of figures in history, in oval office, can you imagine a man who was never had political experience

before, in donald trump. >> listen, can you imagine, we had the time we brought washington here. lou: brad meltzer thank you so much. >> house of secrets. >> join us tomorrow, 7 eastern for our election coverage. kennedy: yeah, i monday we're back. we have lou dobbs to thank, i am watching state most famous for its gold rush turn to something funky, the california primary has become mold rush erase -- the race to the finish. they sprint with their walkers. hillary clinton embodies all that is wrong with california democratic establishment. high on corruption, and control. and most people go for the ride out of fear of being thrown under tus