social justice, economic justice, climate justice, and please get rid of debby wasserman schultz while you're at it. he does have leverage to get some, at least some of what he wants. we're on it. hillary clinton wants her presidency to be like a third obama term. interviewed on fox by bret baier, she called for infrastructure and education spending, nothing new. here is something new from george soros, bet against stocks. he's an all-time billionaire leftist and he likes gold. you didn't build that. remember that from elizabeth warren? harry reed wants her to be the vice-president. you know, i don't think we've mentioned donald trump yet, but we will. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ well, just look at this.

those people, those poor people are running for their lives. this is a restaurant in tel aviv. palestinian gunmen sprayed bullets around a crowded open-air mall, four dead. you are looking at sheer terror. now, ashley, hold on, the palestinians were celebrating. ashley: that's the report. israel saying there were celebrations within palestine. no claims of responsibility however, hamas called it a heroic attack and went on to say that hamas warning that zionist will have more surprises during the islamic holy month of ramadan. i have a side note on this. bernie sanders has insisted on two pro-hamas people on the democrat campaign platform at the convention this year liz: still waiting on a response from bernie sanders' campaign about these attacks. stuart: that's interesting. hamas. what would they call it? >> heroic attacks.

stuart: apparently, two 'causes from hebron. ashley: a village hebron. stuart: and israelis are all this. that video shows terror, abject terror. >> the guys were in suits liz: the inhumanity and barbaric, sorry to be debby downer. i appreciate your comment. this is where the s&p 500 closed yesterday, close to its all-time high. and that's the starting point today. trading gets underway shortly. now, that tells you just how far stocks have been-- how well stocks have been doing lately. we will open a bit lower, but we're also close, very close to an all-time high, that broad-based indicator. then we have restoration hardware. they make luxury home furniture. they lost money, they don't see a bright future. this could be the latest

chapter in the retail ice age as we've called it. and then we've got facebook always in the news. two-thirds of apps downloaded last month were owned by facebook. that translates to a whole bunch of money liz: let's look the a the apps, facebook itself. these are the most downloaded apps on mobile devices. facebook and then alphabet, youtube and then facebook again. a lot of gro et potential here, isn't it? all of these are downloaded and owned by facebook, that's growth in the future, surely liz: and then revenue, that's right. stuart: and money liz: that's right. stuart: look at alphabet. i call them google, but the correct name is alphabet. ashley: yes. stuart: looking into beaming high speed internet directly into homes. now, no effect on the stock. ashley: it's very cool, point to point. the ceo, eric schmidt said

yesterday no more digging up the back garden to put in cables. you'll beam the signal in, need a device in your home that will pick up the signal, but this will be very high speed. they're testing one gigabyte for second, whatever that means. stuart: thank you. ashley: i don't know what that means liz: ashley: very fast, but testing it in kansas city and hoping to unveil it sometime next year, but this is the future and very cool liz: it's a way to get farms and rural communities in on the internet. ashley: without all of that infrastructure liz: that's right. stuart: and dug up your yard. i've got to say i like it. i do understand it. ashley: like tuning in a radio, a signal coming in. stuart: i used to do that. it had a dial liz: next to your black rotary phone on your night stand. stuart: it had a feel to it. how about this one? arch leftist billionaire, there's a contradiction somewhere? not these days there isn't.

george soros reportedly betting against stocks. he's buying gold and shares of gold mining company, all of this as part of an interview with the wall street journal. price of gold is 1263. it hasn't changed because of what soros is doing, but ashley, you've seen this intervi interview. ashley: he's very bearish particularly about the economy and particularly china. he's very skeptical about the chinese economy and believes it's going to continue to slow down and talks about the conflict within chinese leadership, the lack of clarity and so on and all of this spelled danger for the global economy and talks about europe and the possibility if the uk gets out of the eu, that could be the beginning of the end of the european union as we know it and have repercussions as we know it. stuart: going to politics liz: here we are. ashley: why not. stuart: why not? president obama will meet with bernie sanders in the white house today.

bernie wants a deal, move the party left or else. now, he's got a lot of leverage. ebo ebony kay williams is here, are you as surprised, i would say astonished as i am, that a socialist would go to the white house and demand a change in the democratic party? >> i would not have predicted it this time last year, but bernie has done something that hillary clinton struggled to do and that's ignite excitement in the democratic side of this campaign and this race. so, yeah, he's got leverage, but temporary. there's only one thing that bernie sanders, that the party wants and those are his voters. the minute he goes out on that stage and says, look, we ran a good fight and it's over, i think so. stuart: no, no, no, he's going to change the platform. >> he better do it. stuart: if he can get it from the president, he'll do it today. >> bernie has to be smart about this. he cannot bet on the fact that he's done so much work and think that that leverage is permanent. it's very temporary. it disappears the second he

makes the endorsement to hillary clinton. stuart: reportedly, he also wants to have debby washerman-schultz out, the chair of the democratic party, and i think she'll chair the convention, bernie wants her out. >> he's not alone in that. there's at that talk that she's done damage to the party, but-- >> isn't it striking that bernie sanders wasn't a democrat last year? >> sure, absolutely liz:'s he demanding all of these things and stamping all around. >> and when you win those many contests. stuart: details, details. running for the democrat party, so what? >> he's the nominee, so what? >> let's move on to hillary clinton, why not? slamming donald trump on the economy, again it's a wall

street journal interview. quote, while he may have some catchy sound bites, his statements on the economy are dangerously incoherent. they're deeply misguided and reflect an individual who is temperamentally infit to manage the economy. a trump guy is here. hold on, before you dismiss this out of hand, let me point out, there's a lot of republicans very worried about the temperament of donald trump on the economy, they're very worried about him shooting from the hip, where china is concerned. they think he might start a trade war. this is a real concern. >> well, that concern is mostly confined to a five by five square mile area, washington d.c. that concern some of the leaders. stuart: i don't think so. >> they have been criticizing him instead of unifying as they should be. so what needs to be happening is for us to focus on what hillary clinton is talking about which is a third obama term. stuart: i'm sure mr. trump will

do that, but there's a tendency for trump supporters to dismiss anything that hillary says out of hand. i don't think you can dismiss her when she's talking about the temperament of donald trump. >> well, that's just a general statement. she cannot point to anything specific on the economy that he's wrong on because he's right on everything he's said on the economy and the obama team and hillary a third term for obama. we have eight years of less than 3% growth. and terrible with china, terrible with mexico, terrible with russia. all over the world we're getting dominated economically and on international security and international politics. for hillary to say he didn't have the right temperament. go out and tell us what she wants to do. we know how terrible the last eight years have been. if the market is good, it's overbought. stuart: you probably saw bret baier's interview with hillary clinton last night. >> yes. stuart: he asked her what would

you do differently on the economy? she didn't really answer the question, she said infrastructure, infrastructure, infrastructure, spend more government money. there was not a single new idea that i heard. now, that's fodder for donald trump to go after her, isn't it? >> of course. and donald trump is proposing simplified tax bracket, 15% corporate tax bracket, things that will stimulate the economy, not just overspending. stuart: you know why i'm smiling? >> because you're excited. stuart: everybody-- >> that's the way. stuart: everybody wants a tax cut. >> she's so excited. >> and about three months ago i came on her and you said i'm a brave guy and i'm very brave and optimistic and hillary clinton only underscores why she's not fit to be the president, she does not distinguish herself from barack obama and--

and he'll be elected president in january. stuart: now, this race, home court advantage, out of the cleveland cavs, they crushed the golden state warriors and won game three. lebron james scored 32 points. the warriors lead the series 2-1. game four is on friday. got it. very unusual video out of canada. another sinkhole, you see a lot of them. ashley: normally in florida. stuart: normally in florida. downtown ottawa, canada, buildings in the area, buildings evacuated, power shut off, no injuries. a subway tunnel built under that portion of the road may, may-- probably was the cause. ashley: a clue. stuart: how about this one? two u.s. aircraft carrier battle groups ordered to the mediterranean. not seen two battle carrier groups in the med for a long time. here is the question for oliver north who is going to join us, is president obama no longer playing defense? good question.

donald trump holding a big meeting with religious believers. he's going to try to convince him he's the best candidate for evangelicals. we're talking to the organizer of that event. and look at this, general motors taking on ford's f-150 pickup truck in a new ad. it's got aluminum body the ford truck, not quite as strong as you think. watch this. >> let's start here with the steel bed of the silverado. >> a couple of dents, dings, no scratching? >> i'd expect more dents. check out the aluminum bed of the other truck. >> wow.

>> you turn around-- oh! >> that's not good at all. look at that. >> holy moly. >> pretty bad. >> that's unbelievable. >> it's only two and a half foot fall and punch through the

bed. >> failed miserably. stuart: there you have it. did you hear that, failed miserably. general motors did a side by side comparison, aluminum bed f-150 truck and the chevy silverado liz: very effective and the thing is the two trucks have the same miles per gallon in the city. and one viewer standing there said ford maybe ought to rethink their model, ford tough. ashley: let's not forget that this particular truck led the market for 39 straight years, a lot of loyal customers, but this is effective, but i don't think it's going to change a whole lot of people's minds. stuart: the f-150 series liz: really popular. stuart: 39 straight years as the best selling truck in america liz: aluminum bed versus steel bed. stuart: moving on like a ton of bricks. proverbial. we are going to open lower for the dow industrials, what you're seeing is yesterday's close, reporting out the fact that it closed above 18,000.

a gain of 66 points, we will actually open lower this morning, watch out. restoration hardware, yes, they make luxury home furnishings. very expensive stuff in my experience. it's going to be down big at the opening bell. they lost a lot of money and they have rather dim prospects for the future. that's not good. to politics. tomorrow, donald trump scheduled to hold an event. hundreds of religious leaders are meeting him in new york city. here is ralph reed, with the face of freedom coalition, evangelicals and you organized this event, is that correct? >> yes. stuart: what do you want donald trump, what do you expect, what do you hope donald trump says to get the vote of evangelica evangelicals? >> if you look at the polls right now. there are only two since what i would consider a cross-tab in the poll. one is the fox news propose and the other is the ppp poll. he's getting right now 68 to

70% of the vote and hillary 20. that's the historic democratic average, but to win in november, donald trump needs to push that number among evangelicals to 75, maybe 80% e he needs it to get out the vote. >> yeah, i think-- i would not presume to tell donald trump what to say tomorrow when he addresses the majority conference, but number one, you've got to be authentic. you know. stuart: let's be specific. >> remember, they kind of dinged him a little bit for the two corinthians, you don't need to quote scripture, just come and be yourself. no one is asking you to be exactly what they are. the second thing, emphasize the fact that he shares their views on certain core social, cultural and moral issues, life, marriage, support for the state of israel, opposition to the iran nuclear deal and support for religious liberty. he's good on every one of those. stuart: is he? does he oppose gay marriage? >> he supports traditional

marriage. >> yes. >> that's different than i oppose gay marriage. >> he said when the supreme court ruled in the decision last year, that it was wrongly decided, that it should have been left up to the states and he continues to make clear that he believes marriage is an institution between a man and a woman. stuart: okay, now, abortion. he's all over the place. in the course of his lifetime, he's been all over the place, hasn't he? >> that's not new for a republican nominee. remember mitt romney was pro choice a few years before he was the republican nominee. george w. bush was pro choice, became pro-life. ronald reagan signed the most liberal law in california and was a pro-life hero by 1980. so, all donald trump has to do is as those prior nominees did, make it clear, i changed my views, as you may know, stuart, he has a very compelling reason why. he had a close personal friend who was contemplating taking

the life of their unborn child. and they apparently were very good friends and this was a difficult and wrenching and emotional personal decision. he knows that that child nearly lost its life. the child does not know. and he has watched that child grow up and it changed his mind. he said, look at all the people who could be with us today. if he says that tomorrow, in washington, that's going to resonate. stuart: how do you get evangelicals to vote enthusiastically for donald trump? 'cause that's what's it's got to be. if you want to bring out 80% of the evangelical vote for donald trump, there's got to be enthusiasm there. i don't see it at the moment. >> i think part of it is what we've talked about is those core issues and a destire to make it clear if he becomes president he'll fight for those things. the other is two words, hillary clinton. stuart: i knew it. >> what's behind door number two, all right? she began the negotiations, we

now know deceptively, we now know that her state department lied from the podium about what was going on with the secret negotiations that led to the mullahs in tehran gaining access to ballistic missiles and ultimately nuclear weapons. that's on her watch. our community doesn't support that. stuart: tomorrow, i believe, 700 people are being met-- >> it will be closer, several thousand when he speaks tomorrow. stuart: thank you. >> i'm a ford f-150 guy. stuart: see, i told you. >> i've owned one, great truck. [laughter] just work that in. stuart: hold on a second, everybody, breaking news, i think this is-- we've got footage coming in. ashley: in burlington vermont getting ready to head down to washington d.c. down to dulles. an hour and ten minutes where he will meet with the president. he's the one that called for this meeting and we're expecting him to meet with reporters after.

stuart: what do you think of this, just think of this, we have live cameras on a socialist getting out of his suv and on to private jet flying to tell the president i want this, this and this. he's a socialist. >> why are you hating on bernie, man? >> wait, wait, wait. are we going to follow his motorcade from wherever he lands in washington d.c. as he goes to the white house? we have a chopper up there looking at bernie heade? here comes the socialist liz: getting ready to-- >> look the a the markets and the price of oil for the first time in a long time, it closed above $51 yesterday. it's down today at $50 a barrel and maybe that's why stocks will open a bit lower this morning, oil is down. netflix, it says, listen to this, we spend an average of two hours and ten minutes a day binge watching series on tv.

the stock is going to be down a little bit premarket, not by very much, but two hours a day. politics, yes, come on back into politics. harry reid, he leads senate democrats, he wants hillary clinton to pick senator elizabeth warren as her, hillary clinton's running mate. and what do you say to that? we've already discussed bernie sanders. >> by the way, bernie sanders is meeting with harry reid after the president. he's doing the rounds as they say. >> you know what? i think it would be actually be smart of hillary clinton, this is why. because elizabeth warren, she's very, very left, some people call her socialist light. she's very close to bernie policy-wise. >> a socialist not even light at all. >> a pure socialist and that's what hillary needs. she needs to get that left-leaning part of her base exciting around her. i don't think she'll pick

elizabeth warren because she has an opportunity to upstage hillary clinton. she speaks more from the heart and get under trump's skin in a way that hillary clinton cannot. i don't see hillary doing that. stuart: is she native american? >> not to my-- i haven't seen any receipts around that. stuart: i think it's 1/32, can't prove it. >> it was lame, in my opinion, very lame and-- >> i'm still wondering. >> this is your show. stuart: when she claimed native american heritage in order to get a job with harvard university, she was playing the racial spoils game and i don't know how on earth you can have a vice-president of the united states of america who has engaged in that kind of duplicity, shall we say? >> well i would say no one's hands are that clean in this process so far. in the defending elizabeth, but everyone's kind of gone in the gutter. it's in the gutter.

stuart: i've not played the racial spoils game. >> if you were running, we would vote for you. stuart: there are no quotas for wasps, you know. [laughter] in yale these days. eboni, you're a good sport. is your mother watching? >> good morning, mother. stuart: thanks very much. and tennis star maria sharapova, we talked about this yesterday, suspended for two years from pr all of tennis for using a banned performance enhancing substance, but her sponsor, nike, is standing by her. and facebook, dominating the app market. more than 60% of apps downloaded in the month of may were owned by facebook. stock market will open lower this morning. the s&p 500, we've got to tell you, hovering around its all-time high. stay right there, everybody.

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>> thursday morning, we're gearing up, that market opens as we always do. 30 seconds to go. we're expecting a down side move for the dow jones industrial average, we should

be down 50 or even 60 points. remember, we did close above 18,000 yesterday. first time we've done that, i think, since april. certainly a milestone. it doesn't mean much for individual investors, but when you take an overall look at the market, you can tell it's doing pretty well. okay, five, four, three, two, one, bang, here we go. thursday at 9:30, we're off and we are running. down 44 points just like that. 41 points just like that. look at the s&p 500. it's going to be down, but it's not that far away from the all-time record high. we bring you this-- >> 2130 is the all-time high. stuart: 210 -- 2130 has been the all-time high. it's down today, but not far off the all-time high. george soros,billionaire, he's betting against stock and buying gold.

the cast of characters to discuss this, ashley, liz, sam stovall making a welcomed virs first appearance, i declare, and layfield is in bermuda. you agree with what he's doing now, betting against american stocks? >> good to be with you again. our belief that the stocks could be working higher, that the 2130 all-time high is acting like a tractor beam for an all-time high. they're like rusty doors, attempting before they swing open. stuart: you think we might hit the all-time high and go higher from there: you disagree with soros in the immediate future.

how about you, john layfield? >> i'm sitting on cash because i'm worried about internal factors. what soros is talking about, the break that could happen with the u.k. getting out of the eu. i think the one problem that soros has here, he is a brilliant investor, made some overall calls, but the fed is driving this overall economy and that's the difference. stuart: i think that a lot of people may pay attention to soros because he runs that fund. i think people will listen to him. >> he started shorting u.s. stocks and has been going up. but he joins with negative-- >> he's been buying gold mining shares. >> gold is up 19 cents a share, that's right. stuart: i want this story on facebook, i'm not sure i understand this. two-thirds of all apps downloaded last month were owned by facebook.

all right, john, come on in. explain the significance of that to me and tell me, are you buying facebook? >> i'm not buying facebook yet. i believe there's going to be some type of dip this summer and i'll come in with that position, 20, 25%. apps are the future of television and that's what all of the tech ceo's are saying. i think it's a matter of time before facebook bids for something like the nfl rights, the premier league something like that, more of a tv media company and i think this is as big as they think it is. stuart: sam, what have you got to say on facebook? >> i'm more of a macro guy, but i did do my homework ahead of time knowing we were going to talk about facebook. it's ranked by s&p analyst and the growth potential they see comes from exactly what you're talking about, from video, fra instagram, from mobile applications. stuart: if you're an investor in your 30's and 40's and saving for retirement, putting

your 401(k) money away, would facebook be in your portfolio? >> if i was 80 years younger? [laughter] >> i think they have good growth potential and are expanding into other areas that are going to be growth areas going forward. stuart: got it. we are going to call this the super high-tech portion of the show talking about alphabet otherwise known as google. listen to this, it's looking into beaming high speed internet into homes. have they done this already in kansas? >> they're testing in kansas and you don't have to dig up your back yard, with the fiber optic cables. you'll have a device that picks it up and the speeds are as same as if you're getting it through cable. it will be cheaper for them to provide this service and eric schmidt says, hey, this is the future. stuart: no impact on stock.

ashley: no, no. stuart: always the future. here is where you're going, look where you're going liz: and-- >> john, are you buying google, i can't get used to it, are you buying alphabet? >> i love google. they had the test case in kansas city and rejuvenated the entire economy. this is something that will open up commerce worldwide. i think that google is a great company. i'm waiting on a bit of a pullback for this company. stuart: look at the dow industrials five minutes in the trading session and we're down just about 60 points, puts us at 17,945. this is a down market. not strongly down, but down. so let's check some of the big names that we go through all the time. apple, $99 a share this morning. smucker, they make jam, jelly, other things, there's higher

demand for folger's coffee and the pet mix like meow mix and milk bone. we're up, 139. netflix says we spend an average of two hours, ten minutes a day watching the series to complete the series, i think that's binge watching, netflix is down today. don't forget, mcdonald's hit the high of 131 a month ago, may 10th. 122 this morning. all right, restoration hardware, they make expensive furniture and they're losing money. lori rothman at the new york exchange, how bad a performance for the stocks? >> and shares, stu, are getting hammered. down 16 1/2% after reporting a surprising loss, along with a lower guidance and basically saying that this general slowdown in luxury consumer market demands is causing a lot of these analysts to whack the price target, too. one analyst slashed the target to $30 a share and as you can see they're already below that.

so you're looking at basically restoration hardware in a very tough environment, luxury demand really weakening here. it's one of the big losers and i don't know if you can see behind me, but there's a significant crowd assembled behind the restoration hardware post here this morning. stuart: it's ugly when it drops 18%, it's a big drop, it is. lori, thank you very much indeed. we'll be back to you shortly. sam stovall, can i bring you in? we've gone straight to the gm commercial. let me go to sam stovall. one of the themes on the show is the retail ice age we talk about, some of the big names of bricks and mortar retailing have taken it on the chin recently. i think it's because people are migrating to on-line shopping. what say you about the retail sector? >> oh, i agree with you wholeheartedly, stuart. that it's so much easier just to browse on-line, let your fingers do the walking, if you will, and then you find something you like.

you can check prices instantly and then make a decision to purchase and it's going to be delivered to your doorstep. so, you know, there's a lot more effort to actually go to a physical store to fight for parking, hoping not to get into an accident in the meantime. so, yeah, we are seeing okay retail sales, but it comes more from the on-line shopping than from the brick and mortar. stuart: john layfield, may i ask you sort of a technical question. you live in bermuda, can you do on-line shopping and get deliveries from palm son, stuff like that, can you? >> we can, but there's a consumption tax in bermuda that's not income tax, consumption tax so you get pretty high taxes when items come into the country. stuart: that's why you live in bermu bermuda. >> i pay full federal income tax, i've tried every way in the world to get legally out of it, i can't. stuart: you let that slip out there, john. [laughter] >> let's get back to the gm ad.

a side by side comparison, the aluminum bed of the ford f-150 versus the steel bed of the chevy silverado. look, i kind of think that people who use drugs will use a bed liner, actually, so this ad may be a little irrelevant, but i think it's a powerful ad. it's visual, you know? it's effective, wouldn't you say? liz: i think it was effective. go ahead, ashley. ashley: it's memorable, people are going to remember the back of the-- >> what was that, sam stovall, what did you say? >> it's as subtle as a ton of bricks. [laughter] >> they're bashing the ford f-150, the sacred cow of the ford motor company. that's not going down well especially since the bashing comes from general motors liz: they have the same miles per gallon in the city. stuart: you don't drive trucks, i drive trucks and care about what happens to the bed.

>> i'd like to buy a truck one day. stuart: ford f-150? >> i'll reserve for now. stuart: tennis star maria sharapova suspended from all tennis for banned drugs. nike is standing behind her. anything to say-- i'm not talking so much about the punishment, but-- you've got to suspend her because she did break the rules, but people get around a lot in so many different ways. novac djokovic completed a career grand slam, sleeps in hyperbaric, and that's the same as the blood from sharapova. >> which candidate is better

for the stock market, hillary or trump, what did he say? hillary, defend yourself, stovall. >> hello, stuart. no pressure here, i'm sure. basically what i'm saying is that the market does not like uncertainty. we are in a period right now where we have two non-income bents. nobody knows what the candidates are likely to do once they get into office. the question then, okay, when you look to which candidate has at least presented some policies and focusing on economic growth, the problem is that based on a lot of inconsistencies as well as unclear policies, that it sound as if we're going to be dealing more with a protectionistic trading war with hostile trading partners under a trump administration, but we're not getting that kind of impression

with hillary. so, i think if we can get the republican nominee to be clearer and less hostile, then i think wall street could warm up to him. stuart: a quick word from you, john layfield? >> the status quo is not working, .8% gdp in the first quarter. 1.1% inflation and negative growth and that's what we're getting with miss clinton. not sure what we're getting with donald trump. stuart: john layfield, thank you very much. sam stovall will you give our best wishes to bob stovall, your dad, a told friend of mine and a great guy. >> i certainly will, stuart. stuart: we're down just 45 points. it's not a big action day, just a quarter point loss for the dow as we speak. solar city, elon musk owns that company, i do believe, i think he does. >> yeah, he does. stuart: lori rothman, give me the story, why is it up 3%? >> yeah, it is, rather, a great way for solar city to open up

this morning, up almost 4% here now. analysts looked at capital markets and that's important because the entire solar industry has been under intense criticism from the community from their lack thereof to access funding and great for the bottom line and great for the balance sheets to be able to have this cash flow. that's where the optimism is coming from this morning. stuart: got it, lori, back to politics. hillary clinton says fixing the nation's infrastructure is a major part of her economic plan, roll tape. >> we need a big infrastructure plan. i don't, for the life of me, understand why today's republican party in congress opposes the kind of investments in infrastructure that we've been doing literally from the beginning of the republic. i want to have as big an infrastructure project as dwight eisenhower had when he did the interstate highways.

stuart: that was clear. let's bring in louie gol mertz. the potholes, the bridges, et cetera, et cetera, why is it that after all of these years we really do not have a fixed infrastructure plan in place? why not? >> well, because this nation spent more on infrastructure, $900 billion that we gave this president to fix our infrastructure than any country that i'm aware of, any country in the world. the interstate commercial, the interstate highway system. here you come along and have, gee, let's give obama more money. stuart, you've lived around the world and gathered worldly wisdom. would you trust this president with another billion dollars,

much less 900 billion dollars again? when he's already shown he used it to enrich his cronies and then they rip off the country and companies and they go bankrupt and america is left holding the bag. and as far as hillary clinton she's shown how dishonest she is and james carville said she has the e-mails so louie gohmert can't see them. and we have to-- >> let's suppose to donald trump wins the presidency and the house and senate are controlled by republicans. how big would it be and who would pay for it? >> i don't know how big it would be, but the engineers around the country have rated our bridges and infrastructure basically with d's, c's, f's so we've got a lot of repairs to be made, especially that is constitutional.

you know, the constitution says that we shall post roads and so we ought to be about what's constitutionally mandated and i don't know what the size of it would be, but, yes, i think we could get together on a big infrastructure program, but you can't give it to people, somebody that would spend massive amount of federal dollars to do a commercial to run in muslim countries, saying we had absolutely nothing to do with the video that caused, you know libya. we can't trust somebody like that with money. so we get the right president, yes, we can get together an infrastructure bill and we can make these fixes. stuart: louie, thanks as always for joining us, we appreciate it. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: ohio's governor john kasich legalizes medical marijuana. pure speculation, if donald trump would pick kasich for his

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gasoline. that's the average, by the way. and new york's attorney general is going to investigate the company because of slow internet speeds, are they being investigated because of them saying fast speeds and they're slow. >> yes, the top cop says they have thousands of complaints from customers saying we're not getting what we're paying for. you're misleading customers with your advertising. stuart: and ohio's governor john kasich legalized medical marijuana in his state and he's reportedly on the short list of donald trump's vice-presidential picks. come in judge andrew napolitano for some pure tech speculation. [laughter] >> what else do i do here, but speculate? . you do a lot besides that. work with me for a second.

if donald trump were to pick john kasich as his presidential running mate that would kind of make legalized marijuana as a part of the republican platform. that would be a revolution among republicans, would it not? and the libertarians like you. >> the very nomination of donald trump could be described, obviously, as likely to happen, it could be described as a revolution amongst republicans. john kasich signed into law just the other day, it may have been as recently as yesterday, legislation enacted by the state legislature of ohio, both houses of which are controlled by the republican party. they're a very republican state so it's obvious that there is a concensus in the government in the state of ohio for the use of medical marijuana. now, medical marijuana is technically a violation of federal law, but president obama, under attorney general eric holder and under attorney general loretta lynch, has

decided not to enforce marijuana laws against people who use it pursuant to state law. now, john kasich told bill hemmer, a half dozen times in a great interview that bill did with him just the other day, no way, no how, i'm not going to be his vice-president, i might not endorse him. i might not even vote for him. some people say when the vp is dangled in front of you, even the hardest people change their mind. i don't know which way he would go, right now i'll take him at his word. i do believe that donald trump himself has indicated he would consider continuing the obama justice department policies on marijuana, which basically means, let the states decide. stuart: i think it's coming, i think it's coming nationwide. i'm not going to take a position on it right or wrong, but you as a libertarian are very much in favor of legalizing marijuana, i believe, is that correct, sir?

>> yes, i am in favor of the government staying out of the business of telling you what to put in your body in the privacy of your own home, so long as no one else is harmed by it. i am also in favor of the rather obvious observation that the prohibition on marijuana has been an absolute failure and it costs the country billions in lost income, not because people use it, but because people go to jail. stuart: i do want to extend the argument just for a second here. do you also believe that we should legalize like opiates? now, there is a chronic addiction problem, especially in new england, i'm familiar with it. would you legalize that on the ground that nobody tells me what i put in my own body. would you do that? >> well, there's a couple of levels here. there's no authority in the constitution for the federal government to regulate what we put in our bodies unless there's an amendment to the constitution, as there was for alcohol, a disaster

prohibition. there is authority in virtually every state constitution to regulate for health, safety, welfare and morality. and the states may do so, but the states may not reach into the privacy of your home without violating federal rights. so it's almost a circular argument. stuart: you'd say yes? >> yes, yes, you ought to be able to make these decisions yourself. look, the government can't-- they can't run the va. how can they tell you what to eat? >> wait a second, judge, it's intensely addictive, so i am told. you take this stuff and bang, you've got the addiction. now, are you quite prepared to do that and allow that, are you, really? >> i'm not prepared to do it myself, these awful things-- >> you know what i'm saying. >> well, then you need a different, perhaps like the brits, governmental structure where we make it clear that

nanny will be looking out for us, rather than we making our own decisions for ourselves, which do we want here? >> there he goes again, okay. your time is up, son. [laughter] but we will watch you on special report tonight where i believe you're going to appear, is that correct? >> yes, will you be seeing me in the 11:00 hour after this appearance? >> yes, we're going to drag you back on. see you later. maria sharapova banned for tennis and performance enhancing drugs. sponsor nike sticking with her. and whether to leave the european union, sovereignty and immigration. what happens with that vote will affect us here. we're on it and donald trump planning a major speech and here is the question. do we get a toned down donald or an off the leash donald? or wonder whether i should seek treatment.

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>> almost 10:00 on the east coast. rise and shine, california. it is kind of early. but here we go. donald trump is preparing a big speech where he is going after hillary clinton. the senior press representative for the trump campaign will join us in a few minutes. which trump will we see? also this hour, colonel oliver says president obama is flexing some muscle in the mediterranean, that would be american military muscle. two developments or new developments i should say from crisis in socialist of venezuela. major american companies compane pulling out. how's this for a california story first thing in the morning, a bay area doctor ohming first euthanasia clinic we cover it all. first markets this economy goes nowhere sort of day. we're now 48 points on dow industrial. s&p 500 gone pretty much straight up. this is a big deal.

because that is a broad based indicator of the stock market and clearly it's doing well. how about oil? oil down today just like stocks down $50 a barrel. restoration hardware luxury home furnishing expensive stuff and money they're going to dimout look and get taken down by cleaners and down on the 30-year fixed rate mortgage rate an what are they? >> 3.6% this is a surprise so it is down from last week with 3.66% last week. it's at record lows, a year ago stuart it was above 4%. so the fact that the year is going down what does that tell you about housing market and tell you about feds rate setting policy extraordinary this is what your source is negative on the inflation 3.6%. >> what did you say when you came here 12.5% of what my first

in california. >> a steal. >> i thought it was a bargain 12.5% what a deal. >> free money after taxes. >> whatever you say. [laughter] >> don't get carried away. all right politics. politics get to it shall we? donald trump set to deliver a big speech on monday. in which he's expected to launch a new attack on hillary clinton. joined by trump senior press representative haley baumgartner welcome to program. >> thanks for having me. >> can you tell me which donald trump we're going to see the unleashed trump of old or nail down teleprompter trump that we saw the other day? >> well, i think, you know, i want to point out it's a sad day in america when hillary clinton, the democratic nominee her list of scandals is longer than her list of accomplishment and in his speech and i think moving forward what we'll see from mr. trump as he speaks from conviction he had doesn't mince words he speaks from heart andation her to toss on those issues. >> well, look the republicans

and donors, they want a nailed down -- reigned in donald trump they don't want him making outrageous statements. maybe his supporters do. i suspect they do want that. so tell it come on tell us what are we going to get and kept him on a tight leash, a tight reign or what? >> mr. trump speaks from the heart. he has from the onset of his campaign and he can with the american people clearly they've delivered in terms of his historic gop voter turnout that has never happened in the united states. so, you know, he connect with the american people and continue to do so and have conversations with them that they're having behind closed doors and fact of the matter it's not politics as usual so ting that career politician, done class et cetera they should take note of that and learn that the american people are identifying with his town. >> which side of donald trump do you like? >> i love all sides of mr. trump an clearly i work for him i'm a

spokesperson and believe in him as a candidate and man. and ink i think he's going to make america great again . >> do you want to see him make outrageous statements and say the mexican judge you want more of that? >> truth is refreshing let's finally see things for what they are. that's what the american people that's the conversation they want to have and these are conversations they're having behind closed doors and it's about time you know that we -- take the issues head-ons that's what mr. trump are is ding and saying what everybody else is thinking, and he's going to get results and touch on in his speech including a major disparity. >> showing our viewers, bernie sanders's progress we showed he's getting into an suv and then getting into his plane in -- in burlington, vermont now he's arrived in washington, d.c. at dallas. he got out of the plane. now we've got a camera are on

him getting into his suv. it would not surprise me -- >> motorcade helicopter following to the courthouse at the socialist visit to the white house this morning. haley, before you go what's your opinion? i'm going to keep the camera on bernie sanders because this gets historic. [laughter] whato you make of a socialist inviting himself to the white house to directly effect the policy of the democrat party? want to comment on that? >> i think this creates major problems for hillary clinton first and foremost you know she is not technically the presumptive nominee. dnc is clear roles that superdelegates most vote at their convention norming one. but number two you know, bernie sanders appeals to a very progress agenda and that creates problem for hillary clinton and trying to poll those people over. so i think he plays an interesting variable in this race and it will be interesting to see how that unfolds moving forward. >> i noticed you didn't bash bernie sanders and i suspect you didn't bash him because you want his supporters to migrate to

donald trump. isn't that the case? >> well i think that, you know, his supporters identify with mr. trump's policies on trade and bringing back jobs. sos that's going to be interesting to see. but successes do show that one in four bernie sanders supporters will not support hillary clinton or not vote at all and that's a pretty large indicator you know, that she should be concerned about. >> haley baumgartner can you arrange for donald trump to deliver liz speech during 9-12 eastern time on monday we'll take it live. we like the ratings. haley thank you very much. >> shameless. >> thanks for having me. thank you good to see you. we will. now this -- the brits they vote in two weeks whether or not to stay in or leave the european union. the issue rings two bells over here. immigration, and sovereignty. now this, our next got a british accent and former conservative

member of british parliament heavy on the brits around this table this morning. louise is with us this morning. >> thank you. >> you want them to lead. >> i do absolutely we've had had lots of trade deals. alliances, our alliance with portugal as oldest active alliance in the world and we really don't need the e.u. permission. >> this is really about foreign centers coming into britain and making rules for themselves in their own parliament that's what it's about isn't it? >> two things first thing is definitely about brits making rules for themselveses. most people don't know that m.e.p. can't even propose lawses. all of the european laws made by unelected commission like a reverse of the american system. but in terms of anti-immigration it isn't anti-immigration but anti-uncontrolled it mass immigration. right now, anybody who is european can come to britain where as you as you probably got deals in citizenship but another

mernl my ex-husband who wanted to immigrate he wonts wouldn't have a privilege that prioritizes a young system. we want a fair manage. >> there's a parallel to american politics here. i mean, i think most americans would leak to manage incoming foreign nrs to america. we don't -- a lot of people don't want that open border so there's a parallel to what's going on here. >> i think it's a very strong parallel indeeds, and president bum coming over to britain before the referendum and saying things look if britain leaves european union you will be at the back of the cue. i ask you when did you last hear of american used word cue. it's the word line? it didn't go down well in britain and looked like david cameron was writing a line for the president of the united states to use about britain which is really disgraceful. >> if brits say yeah we're leaving. does prime minister cameron resign? >> i don't know. but he's being pretty wishy

washy about how he would negotiate with e.u. after we leave. our biggest investor in the united states. the e.u. exports more to us than we export to them so we need a strong person at the helm. >> welcome to america louise welcome to you. you've been here many year. but stay there please we have more for you in main. now, this, california, where starting today if you're an 18-year-old and you want to buy a pack eve cigarettes you are out of luck. what happened? >> yeah. the age products in california up to 21 now. this becomes second state to do that. hawaii was the first. health institutes say if every state did this, they say that number of smokers across the country would drop by 12%. are we in favor of this? liz, ashley? >> vapeing, vaping industry is treat like tobacco too and that's taxes. >> do you want to raise it to 21 or not? [inaudible] >> i don't like smoking yes to 21.

but i don't like taxes on vaping. >> can't drink or o smoke i find that odd. >> louise any input on this? >> i think it is about the tar that causes cancer and not the nick raise it to 21 on cigarettes and leave it on vaping. >> thank you louise. >> clarity. you know you believe everything she says. [laughter] >> you really can. this next one a bit true nanny state law making here. philadelphia, taxings soda by the ounce. >> one and a half had cents per ounce to a final volt next week. this is higher than even berkeley, california. this comes as two dozen cities and states are moving ahead to tax soda. now teamster is saying unions don't -- they don't like it. they're saying this has going to hit the poor they say this is going to hurt jobs. they're saying it doesn't have an impact on soda consumption down it 11 straight years. >> i would rather tax consumption than income. income -- [inaudible] but fat chance you ever get rid

of the income tax but later. just like in europe. just like in europe. like brits you know you do that. go taxes. all right now this, you are about to see a rap are singer snoop dogg throwing first pitch in the baseball game in san diego. where it was awful. [laughter] he throws the ball goes rogue few yo might say that. heads out way after the side. okay. nowhere near -- wow. snoop dogg i'd say stick to music. okay in washington bernie last stand taking his agenda to the white house. big meeting with the president, back in two minutes.

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♪ i do believe that is harry connick in the song let's call the whole thing u off. i did can't mistake that one. bernie sanders meeting next hour with president obama if he calls off his campaign -- what does he get in return? that's the question. the socialist is at the white house trying to pull the country even further to the left. our next guest says do not do it. new way capitol founder is with us and saw socialism first happened because you lived in venezuela. didn't you? >> that's right stuart. they say it is in a mess because the price of oil collapsed. not because of socialism and you say what? >> that's, of course, not the case. price of oil collapsing has exasperated the situation but in a free market economy it would have adjusted its already and

many businesses will be flourishing because oil would be cheaper. >> sure. >> now, you were living there when had chavez -- >> i grew up in venezuela. >> absolutely. by all means socialism does not belong in america. and -- >> what did he do? did he cease private property ?encht he did. but i think that the fundamental issue, that's sort of the end of the spectrum. biggest issue is in how this deprived moral system of socialism except for matter of principle confiscation of private party and redistribution of wealth what that does to the moral fabric of society is far or more damaging than any specific confiscation of property. it completely alters the system away from wealth, creation, on its merit by helping others do well. and it refocus its attention to trying to influence government so either you defend yourself from confiscation or worse, seek

to be enriched by confiscation that government has. >> it is a moral issue. moral climate totally unacceptable. wrong -- >> it includes moral and said that u of the system of society. the economic numbers that we see afterwards that's just a result of how society is structured. >> you saw it first happened. living there. you saw the society falling to pieces m. >> absolutely, and what is most sad and devastating is not just poverty in the street and there is but you have reported it quite well is how insecure the country has become and howing tag scientistic the competition among people have become and i've heard a lot of this over years in the united states under president obama, and certainly under mr. sanders campaign, promises. >> eric we appreciate you being with us this morning telling it how it is firsthand we have you here today because bernie sanders a socialist is in the white house as we speak orb orb to talk socialism to america we

appreciate your experience and coming on the show. >> it thank you so much indeed. i'm going to segue first because i have breaking news, and this is a big deal. let me see if i've got this right here new jersey supreme court -- has ruled that the state is allowed to freeze public pension cost of living adjustments in other words -- yes. so that divides, that is huge so you can actually keep the pension right there. you don't have to increase it in line with inflation. >> money with the union. >> christie wanted this is a very big deal. j all over the country. public pension funds are running out of o money. >> yes they're asked to pay cost of living adjustments. and money they don't have. >> you don't have to pay that. tfntle that's right we're talking teachers, firefighters, cops they overpromise rates that were sky high sometimes double dints when market wasn't doing that great. >> up in new jersey. in illinois. that's a big deal. [inaudible]

no impact on stock market or any particular stock but show you the market right now down 70 points that's 17,934. against the stoocialght buying gold and gold mining stocks, they are up today. perhaps because of the report of what they're up to. lepts change course totally, shall we? look at this . this is a horse in texas. it is playing dead we're showing you this video because it's all overt internet okay. it's playing dead. an electrician and they play possum better hold it. get up -- after life. oscar winning. >> l yeah. so it's alive we know. [laughter]

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>> we consider this breaking news. bernie sanders will arrive at the white house any moment now. you're looking at a stakeout camera at the white house. short isly he will arrive. the socialist will walk into the white house and demand changes from the democrat party and their plat tomorrow at the convention to the election. have you ever seen anything like this before? >> to washington -- a move. step by step from vermont get out of the suv into the plain. he lands it, out of the plain into the suv and now we await his press. >> suspense is killing me. another headache for twitter. passwords for 32 million twitter accounts may have been hacked and leaked. the stock is down 1 percentage point now this one. listen to hillary clinton's response when asked about her very high unfavorability numbers. roll tape. >> 52% of the american people who participated it in our cvs

news poll have an unfavorable opinion of you. >> when i was secretary of state and serving our country, i had an approval rating of 66% and i think it's fair to ask well what's happened? and what's happened is tens of millions of dollars of -- negative advertising and coverage that has been sent my way. >> so louise is with us brit former member of the house of parliament what do you make of that? >> i think hillary are should pull on her big girl pantsuit and -- toughen up a little bit. >> true alliance. nevertheless, i think honestly really she puts out negative attack on donald trump all the time rightly so. some might say fish meat barrel but on the other side of the coin she has to have that spit of pushback. she is a democratic nominee presumptive democratic nominee and she's going to house personal attacks and people don't like a winier stuart. and i wounder who is advising hillary clinton to get up there and start cry.

>> margaret thatcher -- she never mentioned -- she was a woman. so what? it was not mentioned. hillary clinton once said who are you going to call at 3 a.m. she wants to be lead erst of the free this would make her most powerful woman ever walked the fashion of the rt as a feminist so i don't to see her wining and complaining and moaning but they can sit down this has why stop your crying. >> before you leave louise you have to leave shortly. but quick here who hostess teamg up to sell an american treat called deep fried twinkie you have 20 seconds to tell us? >> elvis presley would have -- quite like the sandwich but -- deep fried twinkie sure the next step. >> bananas. you got it right. u louise you're fun thank you for being here. now this migrants settling in america.

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is can go r loime thwabackba tksnd rn sande tks strtev iou pay f th. lo a t. is jgensctepti there? hes ill there. do y he ytngo add e convsaoner >> i t remr e dí lla walking outnd tioeg the gba bs stuart: do you rembein urrincet ds,he96 decr cveioin ico. y remember that? >> y, doxct wain hi soothose taseyog n. but, yes, do. stuartwe, hi tt th'shithreat. if y d'tivmehai wai' dru t coenon of yours. anafr e nvti i chicago, richa nixonas ecd. >> yeah. i would spred ifhehrt tt rect, if hthatilga behavi. he canhrten toomy th th res iwould us

mrs.lion sech not be onim bu- strtyoreuca wy. you're sh lye >> d'teny that. a, dg bthe wa ve youethe docti rt illegalctit unethical behavior. it w they are. >> ueranth bni secr wpois the nurses unio and evenhoh a think of nurses as lovy peop usuay fema b n aay th te ref ia me of nee ts one tough union eped to tie e res hidelphia in knots r eihe strtnalinoi ink it te for yourpprae onpeal rept nit. soe may tuallyelse u. . no.yore not done yet. i'soy. r proderaywee t mo f y. stay ghthe. brk ay, look at a couple of stockanlo ath

market aio viacom, what' thsty viaco i n'rememb. wee got sty. i don'kn wt i aseythe on goi battle wi strt: no. no. e o sayse pes veorrd with thsa of thcoans stake in t -- z:arou. strt: he says it wou bst ac stocky moreha10 buck stock is dow16en. hley: not a bifaofhat all. heatsth th'snef the ass. liz: g twoerhecvs is intotei. strt: i in--'ve got th breaking newsanwe've had this actuay st hour. wel nser thia ryig napolinobout ts. e w rs supre crt reatheewery pre cot s led abt e atnejeey is allowed to frzeubc nsn cost of vi ausen. okay? i make that ba g deal, dge, because all or e couny bl psion funds veunut of mone a eyon have e neto y esco lin adjustntannofilla

pre urinew jersey sa y d't have toay big deal. >> wl,t's a big al for colef reass. not the least wchs this s beenraditial a still is the mt liberaprreivresort in y atof theni. i kn ts because on workedn atystem. they were on my bosses soouava ryer libel mocrat-oriented atsupreme court yi athis desi me by veorhrtie and a decriceglareo stop thco-olingncas cstitutiona no he e the arguments. a t t pinffin isro are fen o mine. foer procutors and former jues havrered and th idf u don't gi uth costf-vi increasesthe valuofurenon goes do. ats ohited by federa law anbyheonstitio e ur onejeey sa if we find th constituonal, e ats gog gbarupt, and you wot t any paymt a.

i inth iripe for the u.s. sre crt he'shess. can the stesheth he eromed a ors uee retireesitut olin theeteefederal ghts protected by e constiti? e pre couran w rsey ss es ion't kn h t supre crt would rule. stuart: jue,'vgoon reorou before you . anth ifr safrcisco,hechl arthere wantso lo illel mian tvo. at wou bin school board eltis. but it ia teor lels. at do you say? well, younow, ts ul begin a slippe spehe th the inoisnction tween ericaniten beeelaul resident ie, d unlaul residentlis d if that's gog srtnywhere, it's into sta i san francisco. del w ohit ncizs om voting for del fi. hoe rrentiv, u.s. senate, psint, and

vi president i don't ow whacalifoia lasays. t iss t the firstime atanrancisco or he mucipalitiesormmrants tootoc oic and in a couple ofnsnc ey've tt ay th it beusthe stedon't interfer do youhi jer bwnill inrfere with thi wl okheer way wi glee strt: i thinyoreight, jue. appreciate that. see you togh l e st check the big ar stildo 6points. it kd ao whe y th f. do 59. 17,945. d t wte hou, bern saerisnse, he eting threde oma. 'rgog wait r him me out where he isue to speak and ke somrerk followg s etg thhe esent. 're also going to eado that startli n reporth found e veme snd

ar $,000 tseleus onregeinmerica. you're loongt deof migrants in eupe mef emreoming her at aosof2000 p. atou bfoedare -- mediid sulay, and fo stampand all kis hethings th'sn tonishing numb. $200a p. ba ia moment is s rey pledd explisrogram and what 'rdoing is givinanpe do ooprtunity for is toomineglyt ays pee set up seofperation iide th unedtates you pay yo c iurcepriuk

ye aer yea . . ur insance cpany tls youtoayp a. suri.. you hayocod y tual deductib aal even more r it p iediate leryo deducble by10 t 00very year. the's noim thow much you n rn anthis sin ali t ery veclonoupolicy. toea more.

tlirtmual anyocod vep to $509. call lerty mutual for free quoteod at liberty mualnsuran. ole nelit. . stuart: wee t nerert d many peoe findt aring. thgornnt, that's our taay meywepend in ameri.stlonrege yoreoongt ose regees ieupeig now. some of th a cinhe. ashley, eadown tt ,0 bucks. ashley: yeah, ,0, let's startith ca aisnc rit f e t. % ll immialyecve cash aistance wh ty e recad re. well, wha about e foodtas? 74% llndd get od am and tn last ian tohoyoth nbe 56% are micaid.

liz: america ive gers ua: wa h been. li presintas calle erangant, is ow ameri'senerosy. asey: i init o te mo gers counieon earth. ifotheost geners. >>ru brghin refugees fr the syaniv w. theshe is not that we don't want to donyinfo peopleho areufri a in need, ocose this uny wa wtso th. t e esons are we ableo i thunedtas oncaot veheor. kay? the's on smu wcan do inerms of bringi pplin d absointh into t uny. and e enorus strn at placeonllf r ci seic, ucio hlth care, and the rest os anathis point i think wee ngasthtipping pot. ani ow it's diict say "no" to pele whoren ne le isbuwe havto ta ce t unitestes first, g our footi me firmlystlished in rmof r debtnduredal dg a so on, anth

mae c reexanehis. strtbules t rg we sll havnearlyala ilonolrsefit ovspdi everyea abt 4 biioathe me. th's l of moy. wee l itg crsto sebeiers emee om th mti wh e esen ate would like y tse firs ihaa photo oprtit you llee the prede walking, probay smilg th rn sde. it aer tratial in >> ion tnko. i thk u' see bernie sanders er ane. uart: we'lse w't we? a td atheren odpits and thath'r lahi. ka at wt we're told. >>ou knowh ihink, ua? i think that ty e diusnghebains. strtno, they'rno eye discussi t humor ocialism. >> can y bie t sociisthwhe ho stuart: veot somhi t pick wityo mic anit is this hillarclintohath cud delete shs t tm,hes e decr n in any way for thpridcy

but yofaus sd on this prograth y d'telieve esident oba nthiary toe the minee. ro tt pe, please. tres poibitthat shwill face an iictmenat which point policay e ulbemeatr xic. t athe wouldn't wa t fit roh . e would. but i thinthe'only o rs w really matterhe on the democratic de and that's t psintani n'beevthat the pridt wants hetoe e none strtyou'retiinwi th bau she is the none ihink all of those in remain true. d meer- stuart: s.bu-- t f iestigations gog. ts is n over t. i would so just say tt i th cp, he always sd a i cod ro a b beliedhat this w a netiioetenhe esen a t fmet lady d rhs unr tited wh ty d eh other. ua: i'm t suggti that you were wron i'm suesng- >> i cou be wrg. i ulve wl wrongnd

ceaiy w e political cardals shing down on . cae the democrat coenon athi pnt think it ll ene poible to reac ou t tket because on she has the nomiti, at r east weapon. strtan y know,he her thg 'ven talking almoinabt e leverage atere sands has er thdecrs d esidenobama. ashl: s stuart: d e inweav not meiod the poibity of an dime. an inctntom dn, go hvens. aseyye, enha strt thalevera f beie >>f ur iisevagas ll and that clith y jt play she would fig tou it of course she woulco o d y, yeah, i'm gng to fit through is. i dn danhing wngnd puheo. strt: w i but enf e esen think s'soo weak to rrthbaerndinn der toeehilegacy and coin wl meaty turn to somebody ee. stuart: laesndentlemen, i nt to plain y a

spenng l of men e siofere sands t whe house. are mfuofimei a socialist, t appearance th sialismments itan thmeeting with t psident d g ianth'rin there now scsi wt impact bere nds ll ven e li othe moatar ath g wards e econ wee ending l oti with ts cae ive imrtant. its entilyosblth thdecrats undehiar cltowi bdraggeev furtr to t lt. lo at this that'she vid. th ia otoprtit lkg gether -- st outside the ro gden i beev that's iidthexri o thwhe use there. th are ieeawgf. i thkhey're goi t emergeroth. emging fm e adows sak mein this is a pto oprtit aayofreto

e med bau ts tabliss athehave the meetin tree , f ey go disssg sociis m t in facetious i oun'bearst like that. t momes omow, i'sure the tingbuweilse rnie sders ergfr t white hoe,nde llak meind of stateme, m re vy mid. dot owheere'll tany qstionsbuhe will sako the medi 'rexctg that in ou-- think in ou15 minutefrom n. anof coue u ll seet ghhe oth progr. no aorr ite house ni dectornd t esent. lce cko the program. h s. >>at tputhe onhe ot, buyokn wt' ming, n'yo >>o for , u. uart: go f i s. l gh bernie sde i about drag urar to the left en rtr t ft alst to e socli l ani n'believth you

as aenterrt are real hap abt is >>o. and acal wt m al hpyrehe3 op who overwhmilyurd t r lly and sles honest; right?- , t epoi. whh is that u d ha had several convertis abou oh, what ulhaen if bere ater in lirnia. hiarhawo resoundiny. tt is t fe t decric party. now,ha bnioffers if not beie iasf w 'r going to have soalt pi, oeraco vors who havnot be engeinitr rtber befe. ua: ay >>o 's lesabt s ideandore about ato u wh isro o vote w penally could just stahome oelti da anthat's danro fnk for eith tmpr r llary strtth's -- is not abou--t'not ab-- stuart: u're a ofsial. you ar that's t tth. howev, lemehr ts y. u mentionewhat? 13milln ople turneouto vote forilry s atounuer y.

ua: okayayntut athas 5 llion fewer th vedor theeading candidate '. llary '. >> yea it'slsbo 5 lln rehadold trum bh na trumpnd hiarha to get to the inwhe theyanet abo 60illioneoe oer to n the preside. stua: y i pot out at donald tru had 1 compitors d e tewere read aund th? hiarhaoncoetitor yocan't real count the veor of ryndansh d 5 llion fewer votes. i n'wa tget into a numbs meityo i really wt ask y wre doou stand? i anere nders is puing yogu way tthe le. e you mftae with this gog to a ger eltion? yorely >> no.acal he's the it's- 'rdone talki oubeies thato the moat pty- stuart: 're not. ahrt to t nination. strtwee t. bni--xaly i knowha i tid a lileit s.

is bernie aesto all ofhe pplwhfrkl eierarty ndso rn t.sohoanppeal lt people a wt rn h aladdo en fo califoiaev bor w jersey and t entof isee bnialadsa never trp. tt setnghat's rey t sne rn ds t nto e umpridency wt y notteow ate can turno s op and say iss y std stayg homeyoshld actulyote fohilla. strtth's b dl. atane fehis suorters? miio oth. atane y tm makehevote f hilla? he's got to ifthe platfo toheef h g to beomhi ke sglpar ith national hltseice. itan baite -- >> wlday thabernie te less oubeevg atisde are psible an morabout e eaf this ctu dynamic; gh bernie's probablgog to vot tos isonversatio

th y've already sn haening out wh the statueou're the esident should be,owouhould be engangitea oer, th id of thne vsu disine, d that's -- strtwhat? yore a polital- u think atere's inhere goating a chgefone? >>h, i tnk bere'gog to catthsa kind fe tt bltn panic for thle aut walltrt. he gngo ilth s kind ofe and panic abo donald tmpndhait wil to ma hwo strtiton sisfy h suorters. it won. and eyeay e grat debbie schultz >>ndhamay be- d that mabe- rn m dwhat ss jacks did, which wa ta h clitionndaye need to chge howhe decricarty actuay ncon u owth prary system, thcaus system, what gfit, at -- ss jkson h a eaimct on e teal erions othpay strtye. tt n'sasfy his suorters. eyant singleair.

they wana ith tial heal svi, ey wanfr college, they nto acng -- >>ue wt? at not goingoapn. anth -thguthat they waedos rig? e st. yohave t cicbeee nohiarclintoand -- knoll? strtho oa secd. i have se peen i socialm. i s rnn 50and60 inriin soalm. wenowh socialiar you've nereeth i american policbut a t usavse it inhe sociiscotrs that we mero thesartrue beliers theyon bsatisfd th the changef ne th won'te tiied with a litt bit he, ltlbit there. th wt ciism. eyan-- ty' n going to t eye not gointoet ciisfr hla clinton or donaltrump ua: whiccase? wch cas-- iwhich case thewi not vo. stuart: beieupports ll diupt yo cveion, and th wl t if wh

hilly. th ia very big deal. >>ndhat's rnie's rebityright?th is probablwhbeie bn taintoherede. hy m and hillary weren the onthis wk. a t cversatns wit rtleerip th ifuy rn's spsibility to chgehe nendirt s llower in w tt'producveor the moat pty ua: ldn send beusi'gog -ou vierwere jt ei that o ta othpridt of bern sde wki ang pps n , now wa t owuriersutsiderump tor 5 anuin w rkit trump isolng mti i beeve wi donors toy. of them, g ckons arinhere. the'thli osu, u n see t -th's 200 yardfr wree e righno na tmpeeng with the rs m t itsu wt 's intoell th. i'noque rehat the donors a gngo tell donald trump.

hey,hiishawean dold, anth wllive the mone i'nosu oth. buth'snoereeng th's bei hd w ea z:ea we doave reports at the cokofcis may etith trp ua: ah, 'sig. the co broths os reprentis ver ll meet wh na tmp li rh. ua: would love to ow wh t ce otrsan from trump >> t ce gazation david and charles inarcur have been reltant to ba dal ump, they' tenllheir moy andssentilyirte to seteac, use ce a son. donald tmpee too themth iwh today is largely abou the veeeother g me puican donor b, ep ckedonors o ve rey tten onboard. has toldru he's in for 00ilonnto thsur pac ga a son. butrp le ts fundising me anpele alws y tes a billion dolls eh de

antrp aea bking down sayinno n i don't need a bilonollars becse i ve00na recognition analofhifree media. they need be rae ne stuart: licaprth she is, m rri veo educe u outhtr tu osocialism,utyo owi' been there, a y have not buseriouy,ou're go spt,nde thank you very much indeed for inwi us quiclo a the white hou becauswee still waitin r rn sanders temge d say mething abt his meing wi t psint. beevmewhen he emerge u ll seet,ndou will he h. ck in a moment

>> and good morning. live at thfloor of stock exange, i'm ri rothman, now to winning streak today after closing ovthe key mileste 18,000, w e w is off 70 points, the s&p and nasdaq folwi st th arrows in the re so youeeon flowing out of assets aninto safety, go, and treari hher toy. also the price of oil is easingndhat's also adding ight tstocks. in particur the w,ig drags here. ameranxpresscaterpillar, a dow2%, give or ta. retl ocks ao ck sale. u n inthfiero shese

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donaldru gs e nors moy? e d unleashed dold um or the n tepmpter um thk at's t sje o meinusonn at don onheefha se of yr scenwee t rn sands si treth whe usalngit pridt amabt e moatplfo ait com athcoenon andn the electi. rn's siastanhe's got a t of lere ts e. we just nd it scatg th t siastemds a etg thherede a arveanhath meeting anla down e w. i ndhafrkl incredible ars hurt is ths. let's see if hshesy inn. chle ce i pas i know y'rinc. wa tkn what you in outhste oamic litics wheyou ha a ciist dendg mein th theresident a gti a then negoatg e platrmorheemocra pay. whato u y to tt? >>odle y, ua, r fosi oth bau t eas atvery channel i amicist cud this

d stbsutely astonisd that, u owa arr ceurafr e ll of the rl wl, onef e o t two major paresn era, theouryha stood wnommuni a htoro ng in both paie fght for soon t une mmism. thid tt u uld ha e aranso oth mocrat ptyijackeby soalt aonhing and teifying. the s y kw, whei wagring upwe- u kn, fre communi, feedocli. a kw at theanrs i we. wene h lkeit wo thitiasm antoday thk the kids dot arth sffnd th'shaweav-- thorsh ts ti geraonf rn sde ppte pplwho went to schooinheas y ow10, 15ea, d ey didn'tea a history, d ey have noluwh they' talking about

ua: o ulhave thgh ifouou he lde st fiveea a, reyes agth ts meetg wille taking pcen ostes ju le ureow wod vehook mhe. no wayhait hpeng li is ppin n. >> and hilrylion ha bn the facef e party, a s i wothnonaonarl e stonst- he co-tla conte. budecrs e tting hi h, nyf them grudgily d e s d apto chf at lanag t laua osoalm. anthid tt, younow -- anit all ls,ouno ju like e olmimu wageebe enolicns tell y tt m into rae nigendou geargog gupnd you'reoi tbeap, th'rlyg d ey kno it. anth'shapele like beieanrso. t that wt tt'wh this campaign gng to abt omheemrac de he o uilovb. strtchle wt

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let the trump tmp stua: u obably coun' e atcharle don't inyocaseit buth w aos unerl. ye, wt e old trump. wl,hat's cae at whth like, and theha co tlike h. eye t into stop lingimf jt llit back a littlbi ani ink that that'ki dgeus advic that aicfor -- if u waedo e dona tmp imple,hat's ihi the ndf vi y wld give i dot ink that that -- a althe op a eeng i woulhave bn eengs ll. beusi vehe unlicay rrt licay coec aterheor i lovellf at i vehaheaywh he thks, he uuaed, and i vellf e ors that p bau othe scdallist thgse ys alofhat is gre a evytng but i'm n gng totolingimecsee neitowa tt b. res f tepmpr d don'sastupidhis ke the thg abouthjue. yokn, m not gointo

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