he made a mistake. lou: 85% accuracy. thank you both. appreciate it. thanks for being with us. congressman tom marino. we hope you wiry as well. you at home, tweeting all the time. now the man himself. lou dobbs. keep it right here. lou: good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs. the stage set for historic general election showdown. on the republican side, donald trump, a political outsider who has shattered the republican record for primary votes winning nearly 13.4 million votes despite running against 16 other candidates. over on the democratic side, hillary clinton, the first female presidential nominee and who may also be the first presidential nominee to ever be indicted. last night both candidates gave a preview of their strategy in the contest.

>> when trump says a distinguished judge born in indiana can't do his job because of his mexican heritage or he mocks a reporter with disabilities, or calls women pigs, it goes against everything we stand for. >> hillary clinton turned the state department into her private hedge fund. the russians, the saudis, the chinese, all gave money to bill and hillary and got favorable treatment in return. lou: all of that and amongst the issues we'll be talking about with trump campaign manager in just moments here. also among our guests tonight, trump supporter, in fact, the first member of the house to endorse donald trump, republican congressman chris collins joining us. a lot to talk about tonight, including terror striking at the heart of tel aviv, four

people killed, five others injured in a terrorist attack where two suspected palestinian terrorists opened fire with submachine guns in a marketplace. israeli police say one gunman has been arrested, the other shot and is in custody. we'll have updates as we receive them here this evening. our top story tonight, donald trump addressing his search for a vice president in an interview with bloomberg. trump saying it's bernard down to four or five politicians and a short list includes one former rival who has so far refused to endorse him. joining us now, the man in charge of -- well, achieving that selection, trump campaign manager cory, he's been overseeing the campaign's vice presidential search and selection process. great to see you. th thank you for having me. congratulations. >> thank you. lou: and as donald trump is

talking about a vice president, what more can you tell us? he's even looking at a former rival who has an endorse yet. >> well, if you look at the field, 17 candidates who ran in this primary process, some great candidates in that field from swing states to important states and people with great elective experience and washington d.c. experience and what mr. trump said, he wants to achieve a serious legislative agenda if he's given the privilege of president of the united states. and that means bringing somebody on board who can complement his abilities. so looking for a person who has that washington d.c. experience, that politician if you will who can help, that's what they're looking at right now. >> we've got a month and a half. at what point do you expect within that month and a half that donald trump has decided -- well, decided who it's going to be? i know he says he's going to announce at the convention. that's traditionally the way to do it. and i think -- personally i

think that's a terrific way to do it. it's dramatic, it's impactful. but i would like to know how soon he's going to know who that is. >> well, i think the one thing about mr. trump is that we all know who's going to make the final decision on this and our job on the staff side is to make sure he has a full picture of whoever that candidate is and we're assembling all of the resources right now to make sure that he understands the pros and cons of each of his options, and he's going to pick that person. takes us a little time to do our homework on the back end. we'll have that for him in the next three or four weeks and he'll be making the decision then. lou: all right. and donald trump saying monday he's going to have a big speech on hillary clinton examining the time period in which running was state department in part like a hedge fund he said. can you give us something more specific? >> i think the two components of this, many of the younger voters don't remember the clinton years. so we're going to talk about what the years brought to the american public and the problems associated with that.

we're going to talk about senator clinton's record in the united states senate, something that she doesn't often talk about, this commonly forgotten. we're also going to look at her tenure as the secretary state of the and what that means for our relationships with countries in other places. the job is much more entailed than just getting on a airplane and flying millions of miles; right? we have to look at brought fourth under here and clear dichotomy in this selection, clear difference between what donald trump wants to do, and outlined this last night, put america first. the american have to decide. and i think sometimes reminding the people when you look at their records of what they achieved as secretary of state, what he's achieved as a private sector businessman is a clear choice come november. lou: america first. it is now a slogan resonating, increasingly it's clear and trump, again, using it last night in his speech. it's with great frequency and

purpose. is that going to be -- come america first not only in foreign policy but america first period? >> yeah. i think our message on this campaign has been make america great again and what that means in order to do that, you have to put america first which is making sure we have the trade deals. bringing back our jobs here, improving our economy. that's what america first is. what that means is no longer are we the policemen of the world. if you want the resources of the u.s. government and u.s. military, maybe there's a fee associated with that moving forward. maybe want to take care of ourselves first. we don't want our jobs and factory taken overseas. proud to be an american is a great story. and that's what we want to focus on. lou: he reached out to bernie sanders supporters in that address. made up, by the way, of a significant number, we don't know how many. but a significant number of independents. understandably. is he going to reach out as well to conservatives? because those conservatives

right now are anxious about his direction and public policy. his direction as a candidate. >> so if you look at where the polling indicates right now, mr. trump is getting about 86% of the republican vote. to put that into perspective, mitt romney four years ago 92% of the vote. so in a three-week window, almost a month window, we've consolidated the republican party behind donald trump, brings all of those people together. outlined conservative judgments that the type of person he would choose should he be elected president in the superior court, conservatives unified. lou: and uniform in their approval of that list. >> that's exactly right. so what you see are the conservatives and the moderates and the republican party but more importantly the independents out there. we now have 6 million more vote than our next closest exerted. four million more votes than have ever been cast in the primary process.

that's because new people coming on board. it's not just the republicans, you need to appeal to those independents who are unsatisfied with the government over the last four, eight, and even 20 years. lou: and there is a calculus in the electoral college that has to be consisting to all of you. that is take what romney did in florida, ohio, and pennsylvania, and donald trump becomes the presidential elect. >> that's right. and if you look at the polls right now with we're withing in florida. the latest poll out. winning in pennsylvania. we're winning in ohio. we're dead even or ahead in the state of new hampshire. we're going to put states like michigan in play. we're going to do well in states like nevada. if you look at the map, virginia is another great opportunity for us. if you look at the map and the ability to expand that, it's critical and the only way we're going to be successful is bring out the states that do lost four years ago. lou: and finally donald trump saying today he was disappointed at the criticism that he's received from some

of the republican leadership. is there at this point a detaunt on public critique either from trump toward the leadership of the gop and gop leaders toward him? because it becomes offputting to voters at some point whether it is trump or whether it is ryan or mitch mcconnell at a time when they're looking to see a unification process well underway. >> well, there's a unification process underway, but you have to remember these individuals agree on more issues than they disagree on. they agree that middle dallas tax cuts are important, reducing our deficit are important, that's not to say there are going to be disagreements in public policy and that's fair to have. lou: i guess the point is, cory, is it going to be private from now on rather than public, have you or any member of the staff talked with the rnc or speaker ryan's office and said, you know, if we're going to have these little critiques, let's do it

mutuelly in private. >> we've had great conversation, we've talked to the r nc every day on a regular basis and said, look, let's agree on the things we can agree on. let's make sure we're unified with one message and that message is very clear. republicans need to take back the white house in november of this year. it's very clear difference between the two, and we want to see republican in the white house, i think the majority leader wants to see in the white house, i think the speaker of the house wants to see a republican in the white house. and the chairman of the nc. so we're all rolling in the same direction on this one. lou: and you're well on your way. extraordinary performance during the primary campaigns. congratulations, cory. >> thank you so much. lou: again. >> thank you. lou: we're coming right back. we're going to have much, much more. stay with us. the gop is now the party of lincoln and trump. the presidential nominee promising in true presidential fashion to make his party proud and victorious. >> you've given me the honor

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lou: donald trump now making a pitch to bernie sanders supporters. he claims he would represent their interest better than hillary clinton. >> to all of those bernie sanders voters, who have been left out by a rigged system of super delegates, we welcome you with open arms. and the terrible trade deals that bernie was so against, and he's right on that, will be taking care of far better than. and that's what i do. we are going to have fantastic trade deals. we're going to start making money and bringing in jobs. lou: joining us now to assess that and much more, former reagan white house political director great american pac strategist ed rollins. and great to have you here. talking with cory about his pitch to bernie sanders

supporters and the independence that surprised a large number of those supporters, what are the odds that you think he'll be able to attract? >> i think they'll get some. people forget that when kennedy challenged carter, 27% of the kennedy supporters voted for reagan in 1980. my sense today is these young people are not tied to an ideology, they're tied to a movement, and they want something that's antiwashington, and i think trump has a real chance of making message clear. so i think it's very worthwhile effort, and i think it's -- i think they basically in their own mind rejected hillary and fought hillary for the last several months, and i think they feel their candidate didn't get treated fairly, even though he did. but at the end of the day i think they're a perfect target. i think easily -- lou: let me ask another question. and that is the outreach to conservatives. that has to -- that has to be a highly energic initiative as well.

is it not on the part of trump? >> i think his policies. we're the conservatives. i'm a conservative -- lou: i've got to be honest with you. i can't tell you what a conservative is anymore. >> right. lou: everybody says they're conservative in the republican party. >> there are very few things that he said in the course of his campaign that i don't agree with. i want america to be first, i want america to be the strongest military. lou: do you love that slogan? america first? >> i was thinking in that interview the president of paris stood up and said we're going to be first? or the japanese? that's always their attitude so why shouldn't we have the same attitude? lou: because we have been under under some hypnotic paul for decades now. and our sociologists --

>> and the worst has been this president who started his presidency with an apology tour. traveling the world saying we apologize, we apologize, we apologize. that's unheard of. apologize for what? rebuilding europe, saves millions of people from basically a life under the soviet union, under the berms, what have you. so my sense is this is a positive thing. i think this election, i think it's going to be a very tough, negative -- but i think there's a positive message that comes through. lou: how does hillary compete with two positive messages? the first positive message is to make america great again. you know, where is the argument? she tried to turn it into code last night. >> right. lou: in her speech. saying that's bad. when, in fact, it's straight forward good. and america first as you say it's only logical and why in the world someone before trump not said it? >> her biggest problem is twofold. one is a 30-year history of being the establishment democrat party. she obviously has checked off

all the boxes being a senator, secretary of state, what have you. and equally -- hard for her to go away from her ideology. secondly she's been a part of that process for a substantial amount of time. lou: show owns it. >> and the third thing has to look at her own record. she voted like most democrats but when you look at her record as secretary of state, there are major, major, things. whether it was benghazi, syria, lib, those are the things has to be accountable for. lou: trump was going to give a speech educating us on the clintons because there's such a large number of americans who don't know the story. it's almost -- when you think about it, makes all the sense in the world. >> sure. there's a whole generation that didn't know anything about those stories. and i think what you've got to do is don't get bogged down. lou: we're going to have to tell them it's not pg rated. >> what i say about it in the 30 years of their history,

there's always chaos about them, always thing about money -- improper behavior by the president. lou: i thought about it, though. the scandals in the clinton presidency really were more hers than his. i mean he was in charge of the sexual scandals. >> it started -- lou: but she seemingly had everything else. >> it started with the jennifer flowers, which was a long time affair that everybody knew about it her going on 60 minutes and denying it and then her behavior going out and attacking any woman that accused him of bad behave, she attacked him. i think that's what's very indictable. lou: ed rollins, good to see you. >> thank you. lou: donald trump -- we thought we would help with our own stakes as my producers are calling it. there are about two dozen likely folks on the vp short list. that's our short list, not his. we need your help.

we want to get a sense of it. what you're thinking. tonight, we begin with three names. they're at random frankly. who would you rather have as vice presi new jersey governor chris christie, senator bob corker of tennessee or former hp ceo carly fiorina. and then we're going to follow this through each night and get a list down base on your preferences, your votes. so cast your vote on twitter at lieu dobbs. follow me on twitter at lou dobbs, follow me on facebook, like me, everything found at lou dobbs.com. shocking video -- oh, by the way, i did want to mention an instagram and, ed, while you're sitting here, you're going to be very impressed with this. some of my producers tell me that we're going to have a picture of me actually drinking tea. this is something you want to embrace yourself for.

shocking at any point in time of a kidnapping in broad daylight as a mother desperately fighting to keep her man from dragging a 13-year-old daughter out of a store in hernando, florida. the suspect is seen pulling the girl toward the front door. this mother does such an amazing job of defending her child that the psychogives up, is caught outside by an off-duty police officer, taken into custody the mother and her teenage daughter shaken obviously. but uninjured. well, coming up next here, donald trump last night silenced critics who say that he hasn't been acting presidential. >> now, i know some people say i'm too much of a fighter. my preference is always peace, however. my goal is always, again, to bring people together. lou: and that is part of my commentary tonight. a great deal to cover here. and we have it all for you.

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lou: a few thoughts now that both parties have chosen their nominees. congratulations to both mrs. clinton and mr. trump and they've already confronted one another, engaged in what will be a five-month long battle for the white house. interrupted by only two national conventions, both of which promise to be somewhat dramatic. and great drama is assured throughout the campaign in what looks to be the toughest, dirtiest, highest stake contest for control of our government in about 36 years. it's been more than four months now since the iowa caucuses kicked off the presidential primary season back on february 1st. since then, a whopping 30 million votes cast for republicans a record number of votes, 2 million more votes than the democrats, and it's been a season of records for the republicans driven by donald trump. who defeated a record number

of opponents, 16 of them. won 37 contests, pulled in a record-breaking 13.4 million votes, easily surpassing the 11.9 million for george w. bush, the previous record back in 2000. neither mccain nor romney topped 10 million votes and with last night's victories, the republican nominee focused squarely and exclusively on the general election and hillary clinton. trump emphasizing the discipline delivered his victory speech on teleprompter last night. what will be a strong and revealing speech on the clinton and clinton history next week. trump also vowed to make the republican party proud. he is their nominee. >> i understand the responsibility of carrying the mantle, and i will never, ever let you down. too much work, too many

people, blood, sweat, and tears. never going to let you down. i will make you proud of your party and movement and that's what it is is a movement. lou: and trump has built an unprecedented and modern political movement since he entered the race last year. 51 weeks ago. 51 weeks in which he created and led this unlikely movement against the establishment, against the status quo, and he's at the forefront of the movement to restore prosperity and respect for our working class. working men and women for our governments to make our government work effectively and not just for the elites and the establishment. but for all americans. and whatever you do, do not count him or this country out. everything trump is achieved to this point, declared impossible and unachievable. cross your fingers and pray because this country needs a lot of help.

you know to make america great again. our quotation of the evening. i thought i would tonight quote muhammad ali as we honor him this week and celebrate his life. ali said this of achieving great things, things that some say are impossible. quote impossible is just a big word thrown around by small men who find it easier to live in the world they've been given than to explore the power they have to change it. impossible is not a fact. it's an opinion. impossible is not a decoration. it's a dare. impossible is potential. impossible is temporary. impossible is nothing. we're coming right back. stay with us. the stage is now set for a historic general election matchup. between a businessman and the first woman nominee. trump wasting no time trying

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political that just and boston heard columnist adriana cohen. good to have you with us. what did you think of the speech last night by both candidates, hillary and donald trump? >> well, i thought donald trump gave a terrific speech. he was measured. he laid out the issues and policies important to many americans. i had no problem with him using the teleprompter. president obama wouldn't have gone the elected without the teleprompter. lou: did hillary use a prompter? >> she has in the past. one of the strongest moments was when he pointed out that hillary clinton has used the power of her office to enrich herself. and clearly that's a fact whether we look at the slush

fund that's the clinton foundation other millions of dollars coming in from foreign nations by deserves more inspection by media. lou: boris, your thoughts about what adriana is saying. we'll hear a speech by donald trump monday where he promised to reveal and go over the personality that is and who is hillary clinton as well as the life of the clintons. it sounds like a long-running series. >> it's a 40-year series. she has been in the public eye for 40-45 years going back to arkansas. you have seen a series of scandals that follow the children tons from whitewater to vince foster to monica lewinsky

to the email scandal and benghazi. at some point you have to put it together and you have a critical malls of history of the children tons, and it's awash with scandal and impropriety. we shouldn't have it in our president. lou: i take that and think it's a great drama and great political theater on the part of donald trump to do this. i think every one as he intimated in one of his asides, i think the national media is going to be all over that. on the other hand there is a desperate cry in the republican party for donald trump to step up and stay on the economy, he's got such strong numbers on that issue. there is so much pain in the country to deal with the issues of illegal immigration and bored sister security, foreign policy, particularly national security. and to -- and to really bring

great focus to what is a foreign policy that is absolutely in tatters. >> you are right, lou. that's where donald trump should stay focused, on all the points you just mentioned. those are the issues that affect every american across political affiliation. i would like to say stop getting distracted in side a squabbles whether it's fights over trump universities. last week he took a shot at governor susana martinez from new mexico. he stays to stay focused on the economy and immigration and other important issues. lou: i asked cory lewandowski earlier about this tonight. i asked him, if indeed fast had a meeting with the national republican committee with speaker ryan and others, there has been a back and forth

between the trump campaign, the candidate himself, and the speaker and mitch mcconnell and others. i think the public is really tiring of that. and if they were -- if you don't think that's a good idea where people will say we'll have our views but we'll exchange them privately in the interest of unity. >> paul ryan had a meeting after yesterday. she was supposed to stalk about the agenda of defeating poverty. how republicans will combat poverty. but that should be worked in cohesion with the candidate for the presidency. at the same time he started talking about racism which had no place in that speech. but today he did reverse course. he had a closed door meetings and he said let's unify.

a lot of people are putting the onus on donald trump. of course, he's the presidential nominee. lou: i have never seen so many people, i have never seen anyone talk about or to a presidential candidate nominee of his party the way some folks have. whether it's speaker ryan or whomever. i will give trump some credit for forbearance as far as i'm concerned. >> i'm endorsing, unendorsing, triple endorsing. my shoulders to the wheel. >> they should just stick to one decision endorsing the leader of the party and that's it. it hurts the party all together when they flip-flop like this. lou: new times are here apparently. adriana, good to have you with us.

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is chair of trump's leadership commit each. let's start with first all, i want to congratulate you. this is quite a 51-week campaign. the candidate you endorsed now there the leader of the republican party. does paul ryan understand that? i have got to ask you. you are speaker. this man is started to act skits friend toik the point of needing perhaps medical care. one minute yesterday attacking comments by donald trump. the next saying he loves the man effectively. >> well, lou, it's five months from tonight they are having a general election. our party is united. we spent a month uniting. we were happy last week when speaker ryan did endorse donald trump. the moved our conferences

yesterday was a turning point. the primaries are over. we now it's a b buy binary choi. we'll put some strategy behind our defense policy and keeping the peace. so within our conference, lou, i can tell you there is a positive mood. he is our nominee, and more and more members are not only saying he's our nominee, they are doing it with excitement and they are going home in town halls and the like. so our party is united and the democrat party, they can't shake this 74-year-old self-described socialist. he grabbed on to their pants leg and they can't shake it. it's the opposite of what experts said six months ago. it was supposed to be the

republican party to be in disarray. no one expected to have our uniting efforts completed by june 4 and those feeling the bern have many of them are in the never hell are you camp. we are looking for a great november. we'll have five months of probably the most interesting elect any of us have seen. lou: we all experienced 11 months of battle between donald trump and 1 opponent. it hardly seems like a fair fight to just have one opponent. >> to think he closed this out on may 4 against 1 opponent. no one saw that coming. yet he's don't impossible. i heard him called the most brilliant political strategist that's ever been born, having done something the punditted said could not be done. hillary the presumptive mo nomie

for years hasn't been able to shake bernie sanders. lou: she has staken number this sense, she acquired all the bound delegate as well as a comfortable margin of superdelegates, so she is well on her way. congressman, great to see you. and as always, when there is such a moment, congratulations. we appreciate it. have a good one. up next, hillary clinton branded a hypocrite for wearing a $12,000 jacket while giving a deeply sincere and emotional speech on income inequality. maybe it was a wardrobe malfunction. we'll find out. red eye's andy levy and joanne nosuchinsky. i can't wait and i know you

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you always have a choice. kennetthis afternoon closinfor auditions? what's on that piece of paper? oh, miss maroney, your forehead! should not be doing anything. i just had botox. i know exactly what's happening! ah! whoa! this is a bad streaming experience. the girlie show is a real fun lady show. (vo) don't let bad streaming ruin a good show. don't look at me! (vo) only verizon has the largest, most reliable 4g lte network. switch now, buy two samsung phones, and get a free 50" smart tv, plus up to $650 back. only on america's best network. lou: 81% of you say it's fair for donald trump to bring up judge curiel's hispanic heritage as he did and begin a national debate and sort of a kerfuffle. joining me is andrew levy host

of "red eye" and joanne nosuchinsky. i'll start with this armani jacket. $12,000. >> what? >> i want to see where she is going with this. >> do you know what you could buy with $12,000? >> an armani jacket. >> yes, also $12,000 hot dogs. which would you rather? >> is that a tone deaf thing? what could possibly be the explanation? >> i know you are not suggesting hillary clinton might be tone deaf. you are not suggesting that. i am happy that the press doesn't care about this the way they cared about sarah palin's wardrobe in 2008.

because i think the press has evolved and become more progressive in the last 8 years. lou: would you agree? evolving? >> yes. finally. we are paying attention to what a woman wears. lou: there is that. but it's embarrassing. the left-wing national media create this fire wall around her on any subject, whether it's the state department emails or a $12,000 armani jacket. but meanwhile the issue is income inequality. i don't get it. so let's go to something i do understand beside fashion which is the a.p. declaring clinton the democratic nominee on monday evening on elect eve. there are some who say that sort of tilted the balance, and particularly in california. what say you?

>> i don't have a problem with a.p. doing the leg work. they talked to the superdelegates. they had news and they reported it. but i was thinking about this. doesn't the associated press and other news organizations, don't they old off on calling the winners of primaries on election night until after the polls close? if they want to do that so they don't affect outcomes, they probably should have held off until after tuesday. >> it feels so good to be the first one. een about 8 hours later. they knew perfectly well she would have enough delegates after nng voted. everyone did. so what was this really? and many of bernie sanders folks are calling it collusion between the associated press and the evil empire as they look at it, that is the hillary clinton

campaign. what do you think? >> i can't feel good. if you are competing in a race, you want to cross the finish line. you want there to be that definite photo finish which i think sanders supporters are hoping for. but even if it doesn't look like that's going to happen. out of respect it's kind of necessary. >> in the long run it doesn't matter. she was going to be the nominee regardless of what they reported. lou: who said it just doesn't matter? hillary clinton famously. i thought you were defending her. >> i said a year ago hillary clinton is richard nixon without the charm. i don't think hillary clinton is my candidate. lou: you pretty well settled that matter. who is your candidate? >> i don't have a candidate. i am fair and balanced.

lou: how are you? >> if i learned anything from the miss u.s.a. pageant, i don't give an answer at all. lou: the dumbest criminal in recent memory. delaware police arresting joseph rosado. here it is. a suspect in aback robbery. a -k robbery. he locked himself out of his getaway car. you would think with his experience he would have known better than to lock himself out of his getaway car. >> i say give this guy a break. this was his 7th bank robbery and the other 6 he did not lock himself out of his car. i like to focus on the positive and give him kudos for the first six.

he made a mistake. lou: 85% accuracy. thank you both. appreciate it. thanks for being with us. congressman tom marino. we hope you wi good night from new york. kennedy: hello and welcome to the hump. last night i watched as hillary clinton made history. she payment first female presumptive nominee of a national party and she did it wearing a handsome tunic from the kim jong-un bridal collection. >> we are all standing under a glass ceiling right now. tonight's victory is not about one person, it belongs to