particularly when you have homegrown tear roar. >> i would launch a shock and awe on their commands and control centers, the supply lines, and send the grounds troops in and ends it. charles: thanks for watching. have a happy 4th of july. david: good evening, i'm david asman in for lou dobbs tonight. attorney general loretta lynch today admitting her airport meeting with former president bill clinton has quote cast a shadow over the f.b.i.'s investigation of hillary clinton's email scandal. speaking to the aspen ideas festival she conceded the meet was bad optics. >> my meeting raises questions and concerns. so believe me i completely get that question. but it we willy was a social meeting. president clinton does not have a bearing on how this matter will be reviewed, resolved and

accepted by me. david: but the attorney general said she'll not officially recuse herself. she says she'll accept whatever recommendations the career prosecutors and the f.b.i. director make the case. donald trump is not buying loretta lynch's explanation. he said it's highly unlikely a social meeting would have lasted a half-hour. he was talking about golf and grand children. i love my grand children so much. i love, love, love that one. and look at the beautiful. i love these kids. after that what are you going to say? david: i'll be taking all that up tonight with judge alex ferrer. all so "the weekly standard"'s fred barnes. bernie sanders still refusing to

endorse hillary clinton. he says he's still trying to come to agreement with hillary clinton on certain issues and quote we are not there yet. the southern general says she understands why her meeting with bill clinton would raise eyebrows. but lynch insists the case is being handled by career agents and investigators who know to follow the facts. catherine herridge has our report. reporter: based on her comments at the aspen ideas forum the attorney general will not bring charge without the recommendation of criminal prosecutors and the f.b.i. she said it was always her plan, but decided to go public after the backlash over her meeting with bill clinton.

she said it was a chance meet where they talked about grand children and golf. it has created an outcry because bill clinton is a potential witness in the he f.b.i. probe. fox reported the investigation has moved beyond hillary clinton's email practices to public corruption involving the clinton foundation. the investigation dates back to 2015 under attorney general eric holder. much earlier than previously reported. >> it many the same team acting independently. reporter: the arizona report more uncovered the meeting told bill o'reilly that the former president seems to orchestrate the meeting. the f.b.i. there on the tarmac instructing everybody around, no photos, no pictures, no cell phones. >> do you regret not telling the former president of the united states to leave the premises?

>> how does it impact the work that i do and the department of justice does. i certainly wouldn't do it again? reporter: with president obama's first campaign events with the former secretary of state days away, the white house distances itself. the f.b.i. director blew past reporters' questions. >> what is your response? reporter: a well-placed f.b.i. source said agents are livid about the phoenix meeting and what appears to be more political tints force in the investigation. >> what didn't eric holder tell you about this job? what is the one thing you wish he had told you? >> where the lock on the plane door was? reporter: . there is real anger and

frustration in f.b.i. agents who lost faith in the justice department and the white house for exerting political pressure. david: catherine herridge, thank you very much. lynch's meeting is a political gift of sorts for donald trump. he tweeted, take a look at what happened with bill clinton. the system is totally rigged. does anyone really believe that meeting was just a coincidence? reporter: republican presidential candidate donald trump slammed bill clinton today for his private meeting with attorney general loretta lynch on her private jet. >> i think he really opened it up. he opened up a ban dora's box and it shows what's going on, and it shows what's happening with the laws. reporter: hours after lynch says she expects to accept the f.b.i.'s recommendation on

whether to charge clinton, she took it on evidence that the fix is in. >> mr. bill clinton goes into an airplane. it happened to be just a coincidence. heust ppen to at e aiort thitime wh i fst hrd t sto i said you are kidding, i don't believe it. i thought somebody was joking. but it's not a joke. it's a very serious thing. to have a thing like that happen, it's so sad. hillary is so guilty. she is so guilty. reporter: trump tweeted, bill's meeting was probably initiated and demanded by hillary. the optics of hillary clint's trump's allegation. she'll be joined by the attorney general's bosses, president obama and vice president biden. trump's remarks were to the conservative summit in colorado. one of three key swing states

that might decide the election. trump has been pounding mexico on trade and illegal immigration. yesterday as a plane flew overhead he suggested mexico was beginning its counter offensive. >> that could be a mexican plane up there getting ready to attack. reporter: trump has begun final meetings with potential vice president at picks. with the gop convention just 1 days off. team trump is working to build the hype not just about the convention, but also about his looming running-mate decision. at the same time hillary clinton will be going into trump territory to trash him for amongoer things, declaring prups at the taj mahal casino.

david: joining me, judge alex ferrer. with regard to loretta lynch, did she leave any wiggle room for her to overrule the f.b.i. if they recommend an indictment? >> she always has wiggle room. she can say she is going to follow their recommendation. but if she decides she doesn't want to, there is nothing you can do about it. the law doesn't require her to follow her statement today that she'll go along with the indictment. there are always ways to mince words and i said i'm most likely to follower in all likelihood i will follow. whatever words she choose. but that's neither here nor there. this situation was created by her and mr. clinton, former president clinton. she certainly could have told him this is improper because we have that investigation going on.

as soon as it's over, we can have them talk about grandchildren and golf. that would have taken 20 seconds. >> they could have don't with f.b.i. agents, or somebody. or just perhaps on the tarmac. why do you think two seasoned lawyers like bill clinton and loretta lynch could have done something like this. how could it be an oversight. >> it's not an oversight. in addition to being the former president of the united states, bill clinton was the attorney general of arkansas. a first year lawyer in a state attorneys office knows -- imagine if i as a judge sat down and had a nice social chat with the husband of a woman who was being criminally prosecuted in frntsd of me. that would be hillary clinton has come before her to determine whether she should be prosecuted. if i acquitted the woman in front of me everybody would say the fiction is in. loretta lynch knows this. bill clinton knows this.

i guess they don't care. or maybe they thought nobody would know. david: there perhaps is a sense of desperation in the clinton camp with what happened last week and this week with huma abedin giving evidence, specific evidence that contradicts what hillary clinton has said under oath, specifically that she had emails she presented to investigators that contradict hillary's sworn statement that she gave up all of her emails. >> you may be right. but that may explain why bill clinton hot footed it over to her plane. it doesn't explain why she allowed him to do it. if nixon had hot footed it over to her plane does thot that mean he would have gone the under the gainingway and had a conversation?

absolutely not. maybe that's what ultimately has to happen. david: let me ask about the huma abedin emails that make that after date hillary signed back in august false. is this evidence of obstruction of justice? clearly upa had emails that -- huma had emails that dealt with department of state that were to the turned over. >> that is one piece of evidence. but other pieces of evidence have come forward that she failed to turn over. her explanation turns in the wind according to what is revealed. i never had anything that is canadian if i deck on my server. i never had anything marked confidential on my server. it was not confidential at the time, and all these have been disproven along the way.

she'll continue to spin it and the people who continue to follow her will continue to follow her. as long as most of the media does not ask questions they would ask if it had been donald trump giving these explanations, then there is not going to be much to it. so i am not sure many people believe this is a clean investigation at this point. sadly. >> we'll keep asking the questions. judge alex. thank you very much for being here. rear coming right back with lot back. stay with us. attorney general loretta lynch can't escape the political firestorm following her private meeting with former president bill clinton. >> the most important they can for me as the attorney general is the integrity of the department of justice. david: but what integrity did she and her department have left? fred barnes joins us next. this skydiving demonstration is about to take a turn for the

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david: donald trump set to meet with house and senate republicans next thursday, less

than two weeks before the republican convention. the presumptive nominee said he will not allow former rivals to speak unless they endorse him, and he took a shot at those rivals today. >> some of them can't understand the importance of a victory for the republicans. they have 211 years versus 11 months. >> i think we are getting tired of t experience because the experience wasn't working. david: joining me now, from "the weekly standard," fred barnes. what happens if hillary is indicted? >> one of two things. one is she is defeated by donald trump or two she drops the out and joe biden becomes the nominee and that would help democrats. david: what happens to bernie sanders who has been holding off endorsing hillary if it goes to joe biden?

are these supporters going to go the biden route or might they stay home? >> it would sab divided party. in a speech monday by donald trump, he was appealing on the trade issue to bernie supporters. the polls don't show getting many of them. but a stronger appeal and he might get some. in hillary is indicted, it's a mess. there is no question about that. otherwise why else would bill clinton be hanging around in an airport in phoenix waiting for the attorney general to arrive so he can talk to her. david: fred, you know the clintons, you covered them very closely. what do you think is in bill's head? >> the case. why else would he do that? david: i understand that. but do you think he thought nobody would be watching? he clearly knows there were people at that airport who knew

that a president was going to arrive. that's big news. >> he was leaving. bill clinton was leaving. who knows we had been doing in phoenix. and i think he thought, hey, people aren't going to see me. when the reporter -- the tv reporter who broke the story said he wasn't out there, he had gotten tips by telephone from a couple people that turned out to be true. clinton thought he could get away with it. david: the reporter was a real hero. but do you think if bill clinton had a tip from somebody in justice that led him to take this desperate evident? >> i think it was seizing an opportunity that he discovered when he got to the airport. his security people are in touch with the other security people. so he would have known she was coming in and he decided to wait around. i suspect it was a spur of the moment decision.

it's not just hillary's case. the clinton foundation according to reports is being investigated as well, and that means bill clinton. david: donald trump is not ingratiating himself with his old republican allies. usually the enemies in the primary season get united and come to the convention. >> usually what happens is they not only get together, but they endorse the winner. they haven't in this case, at least a number of them. i'm sympathetic to trump on this. why should he allow them to get up and say stuff when they haven't endorsed the nominee. mitch mcconnell can speak and paul ryan. and all those athletes and movie stars and so on. i remember him talking about how he said he had never been more

bored in his life when he was watching the 2012 romney republican convention. the fact is he used the term show biz. he wants to bring some show biz to cleveland. david: i don't think since jfk has there been a more show biz personality trying to get into the white house. if he does with his wife and the extended family will be a redux of what we saw with kennedy. >> that's a good analogy. ronald reagan had hollywood stars. but they were all in their 70s and 80s. dave were fred barnes, good to see you. happy 4th of july. we are breaking news on the terrorist attack in bangladesh. two police officers were killed in a gun battle. 15 other people were injured.

the islamic state has claimed already responsibility. those attackers took dozens of hostages. the hostage situation is in its 8th hour. reuters reporting 8 italian nationals among the hostages. we'll have more details as they come in. be sure to vote on tonight's poll. should attorney general loretta lynch recuse herself from the clinton investigation? cast your vote on twitter at lou dobbs. links to everything are found at loudobbs.com. a pro skydiver was delivering the ball for a professional soccer match, but his chute malfunctioned. he began spinning.

he tried frantically to pull his chute. finally he did pull his reserve. trump says hillary clinton will destroy our economy. >> hillary clinton set the gold standard of trade deals as tpp. now she is taking that back. it will destroy you. it will take any vestige that we still have left in our country. it will destroy you. david: brad blakeman and tammy bruce next.

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running-mate before the convention, a little later this month. tammy bruce, i'm wondering if all this stuff with loretta lynch and hillary and bill is playing into trump's vp decision. maybe somebody, an old prosecutor like chris christy may stand a better chance because the legal center is so front and center. >> there is a points where chris christie began to deliver in the debates. i would love to see that debate between chris christie and hillary clinton. but you are looking at a dynamic where trump needs somebody who has served nation, who is uniform. rick perry couples. newt begin grave, i'm a great admirer of in gingrich, but he's

older than mr. trump. i expect president trump to want somebody who is younger who then can appeal to a different kinds of crowd. i think both begin grim and christie will be in the -- i think both gingrich and christie will be in the cabinet. david: this plays into donald trump's argument that the system is rigged with loretta lynch. >> the witness that appeared at the senate hearing. and he looks in the back and sees his uncle. and all of a sudden his testimony changes. all bill clinton has to do is show up. he doesn't have to talk about the case. but the message was sent. democrats didn't like it because it gave it appearance the fix was in. >> the only thing he didn't say was leave the gun and take the

cannole. david: do you have think hillary knew about bill's meeting with loretta lynch. >> they are a team. they are completely political people. everything they do they figure out what the benefit will be. they don't do anything they don't know what the result will be. there was something bill and hillary thought they would get with this effectively public eting. they could have don't on the phone. you can intimidate loretta lynch in a number of ways. this was something that was done, i think to be seen. they didn't upr just talk -- they didn't just talk about puppies and rainbows. david: hillary clinton will be asked that question. did you know about your husband's meeting? how do you think she is going to answer that? >> i disagree with tammy.

i think bill clinton did this on his own for whatever motives he has. he acted upon it. if hillary knew, others knew, too. for her benefit she better not have known about it. david: this has got to help donald trump with the independents. he's still got a solid lead with the independents. don't you think this helps with that group? >> it does in every single way. when it comes to people who want to change because the system is rigged, this is what their cans and even what the british have responded to of people all around the world are tired of this kinds of dynamic. but of course it's going to continue to happen. this our reality. sow it does feed into -- it happens to be in trump, it could have been mr. cruz. in this case we want a change and mr. trump clear live is going to give it to us.

david: tammy has the first and last word. it was a good first and last word. we are coming back with a lot more. stay with us. up next, the best of lou's recent interview with donald trump. >> there will be consequences for companies that close down companies and go to mexico and think they will just sell here because of free trade. another one on one final word for our viewers interview with trump up next. later in this show the bulldog is charging to get a bite of the sky. please stay with us. we are coming right back.

david: lou dobbs recently sat down with donald trump for a wide range of issues. lou: your focus on hillary clinton. you are the first republican presumptive nominee to focus on the middle class, men and women and their families and international trade. the first. and you have a unique appeal to independents as well as to the republicans that you brought into the primary process.

where do you take that message on illegal immigration. job creation and restoring prosperity. >> one of the most incredible statistics for 18 years middle class people haven't had a real wage increase. and in some cases now they are working two jobs and making less money than they used to make. a lot of part timers because of obamacare which is a disaster. there is something that we hit. we hit a chord. people are tired of incompetence. they are tired of being ripped off. in some cases it's not incompetence. it's the politicians wanting to take care of their friends or run corporations. nobody can be that stupid to do what they are doing. we have the worst trade deals made by any country ever. we are losing our jobs, we are losing our money, we are losing everything.

our country is not going to be able to continue to do this. we have trade i am balances and deficits -- you look at china. hundreds of billions of dollars a year. we are going to change that quickly. lou: supporting the middle class, working men and women and their families. you are taking on the business establishment. you are take on corporate america. you are take on two business practices in particular. the offshoring of production totter cheap labor markets and the economy. exporting of jobs. the outsourcing of u.s. middle class jobs. how long do you think it will take you as president to end those two practices? >> when you talk about taking on business, i'm here to hem business and help the middle class. we have the largest tax reduction of anybody so far that ran for president. all 18 or 17 plus the democrats by far. hilt are you ras to haze taxes

to 55 or 0%. we'll give a massive tax decrease to people and business. it will be good for business. but in terms of trade, we won't have it where carrier air-conditioning can close down in indiana and move all of their people to mexico and sell back to our country. it's just not going to happen. it's so easy some to stop. when they sell an i are conditioning unit into our country we'll charge a tax. and the tax will be enough that we'll make up the difference and maybe more than that. so there will and price to pay. there will be consequences for companies that close down and their workers go to other places and think they are going to sell here because of free trade. i'm a free trader. for free trade, you need smart people. we don't have smart people doing our deals for us. we are going to -- one of the anchors asked me what do you think?

i just said i want good deals. for the people of the united states. that's all. actually great deals. but we are going to make great deals. we are going to make them for this country. free trade, fair trade, you can call it a hundred different things. we'll make great trade deals where our businesses don't leave and:make money. lou: in terms of improving, making terrific great trade deals as part of the public policy choice, the direction that has to be taken. the second is it seems to me to recognize for this entire country, all of the money that's socked up from k street goes on behalf of big business, big banks. when the small business -- small business creates the preponderance of jobs. and how are you going to

stimulate their business environment and insure they prosper and jobs are created. >> the lobbyists don't control me, because if they did i wouldn't be talking this way about china and japan and all of the countries ripping us. i have great relationships with the mexican people. i have thousands of hispanics work for me. mexico is killing us at the border, and they are killing us on trade. so many companies are moving to mexico and there is no consequence. what we'll do, the lobbyists don't control me. i know lobbyists, i have hired lobbyists. they have the name of the senator or whoever it may be stamped on their forehead. they totally control these politicians. it's good for the people of the company that own the company. it's not good for the people of the country.

and i understand the system probably better than anybody. i have always been on the other side. we'll make it so our country finally benefits. we are getting ripped off by everybody. i said in the beginning. we'll make it trade deals ever made by any country in the history of the world. david: coming up next. more of lou's interview with donald trump. including how he will fight radical islamic terrorism. then later dongman lee zeldman will be here. v

lou: on wall street stocks closing higher for the fourth straight session. the dow gaining 19 points, the s & p up 4. the nasdaq up 20 points. market finishing the week with strong gains. the dow, s & p and nasdaq posting gains of more than 3%. more of lou's interview with donald trump.

lou: two issues, terrorism, radical islamist terrorism. a president who refuses to use the word. hillary clinton it appears to me that you shamed her into using -- >> absolutely. she was shamed into it. >> she says she is going to. lou: she believes she had no problem using it. but the reality is we still have not as the president promised he would, degrade or destroyed the islamic state. we have a country that's been at war for 15 years. we spent $2 trillion. we are a nation that has to take a new direction. give us a sense of where we'll be headed under a president trump. >> i was against the war in iraq in the beginning. from the beginning. now they say he made a statement he might have been -- i was against the war in iraq. from the beginning.

because it was going to destabilize the middle east. we had the war in iraq, it was a disaster. one of the worst decisions made by a country. if you look at what's going on in the world it started with that dumb decision to go in. obama made a dumb decision the way he decided to get out. by not leaving troops there. iran is now taking over iraq. iran is taking over iraq. among the largest oil reserves in the world. but we have a problem. we have got these absolute animals that are cutting off head, chopping off heads and doing all sorts of things with the steel cages going into the water and drowning people. this is an unbelievable situation. we have to knock the hell out of them. we have no choice. i didn't want to go in, but we have to do something now. ideally our so-called allies who aren't much of allies if you look.

every time a bullet is fired they run. we are the fighters. we have to get rid of isis. we have no choice. the reason is because of the power of weaponry and other things they can do. we might as well beat them there so they won't come here. they don't mow who these people are, but hoyle are you wants these people to come in through migration. syria or who knows where they are from. and we have no idea who they are. so we better be careful. lou: what kind of president in terms of -- will you be an aspirational president, a president that young americans can look up to for inspiration that citizens of all ages can look to for a sense of our future as a nation. >> and security.

i would certainly want to be. that would be one of my aspirations, is to be an aspirational president. and i think i will be. i thought frankly that president obama. i didn't know whether he would be a good president. i sort of doubt it. but i those would be a great cheerleader for the country, and he's just not. you look at what's happening. our theme is make america great again, greater than ever before. america first. but that's all we want to do. we want to make america great again. and i want to make it great for everyone. not just for people, for everyone. and it seems to be going very well. and i'll be out there working. and watching you. >> appreciate it. donald trump. thank you very much. we have breaking news on an issue donald trump has spoken a lot about on the campaign trail. murray energy, one of the

biggest coal producers in the country is warning of massive layoffs. it could lay off as many as 4,400 of its employees. the company blames low energy prices and the administrations rules and regulations that have virtually decimated the coal industry in america. this is one expensive chew toy. watch as this dog leaped through the air to chew on the drone. the dog was uninjured, you will be happy to know. but the same cannot be said for the drone and the camera, ouch. donald trump says he will be tougher on terror than president obama and hillary clinton. >> we have a president who doesn't want to mention what happened. it's called radical islamic terrorism. that's what happened. and you have crooked hillary clinton who didn't want to

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. david: in our online poll last night, 82 pest of you think hillary clinton will not be indicted after the private meeting between attorney general loretta lynch and former president bill clinton. joining me now, congressman

lee house of foreign affairs and veteran affairs committees and of course talk about the terrorism issue, which is breaking out now again in bangladesh, but i have to ask you again about hillary clinton. do you think she will be indicted? >> she should be. david: based on what? >> well, the fact is that on the e-mail scandal that we know about, there's obstruction of justice. that we have seen people who are not as prominent as she is get in trouble for a lot less. but then there's also all of what we don't know on top of what we do know, which makes it even worse. not knowing all the information the fbi has about donations to the clinton foundation, access to the state department, policy being written by the state department, all of that only makes it even worse. but we already know enough to know that there was obstruction of justice. david: okay. assuming the worst. assuming that everything she's

accused of doing she has done from the e-mails. from my perspective the clinton foundation is the most dangerous. that was the trading -- if true and, again, the dots have not been connected. but if they are connected, that would be trading government security and government interest that our nation's interest for the same of donations the clinton foundation. >> and not only would implicate hillary, but it would implicate bill as well. so we're not just talking about a front-runner for president of the united states on the democratic side, we're also talking about a former president as well. and obviously go even deeper. so all of that, we need to wait for the information so that we can make a fair judgment based off what we're presented. david: now, a federal judge has asked for the records of these meetings that apparently she had on her private server somewhere concerning the clinton foundation that she may not have considered to be worthwhile sharing with the public as part of the freedom

of information act. is that judge going to get what he's asking for? >> i don't know yet. we don't know yet. what are has good is that over the course of the last couple of years over the course of last several months, we're seeing more information come forward that we were wondering a year ago whether or not it was going to be made known. it's possible but not -- david: isis has claimed responsibility for what's happening in bangladesh, still unfolding. turkey seems like it was also isis using chechens, which is a new development from my perspective anyway. how is isis evolving from your perspective? >> they're spreading. this isn't something that is just contained to a iraq and syria. if you push them out of syria as well, there's a real issue with command and control node in libya. financing, the amount of resources they have, it just

spreads geographically and also sympathizers. it's not like you have to go through a training program and be blessed with it with an id card. there are a growing amount of sympathizers as well. it's here in the united states as we're seeing in turkey, seeing in bangladesh what we saw in europe, it's all over the place. david: and yet you had secretary kerry talk about the momentum on our side whether or not isis. you and fbi director disagree with that. >> there's no doubt we're watching the news in orlando we're watching, in bangladesh, that isis and radical islamic groups are not as john kerry said. we are not firing on all cylinders as president obama said. they are not being honest with the american people that this threat exists. they're not identifying the threat and even if they did, they have no idea how to eliminate it. david: okay. and we should mention general clapper is also, john, that the momentum growing for isis.

>> no. doubt we're being reminded about it. unfortunately, on a daily basis. david: congressman, thank you for joining us. that's it for tonight. thank you for joining us, ed rollins, charlie hurt, carly are among our guests next week. have a wonderful fourth of july weekend. good night from new york. ♪ >> this show has never been solely about investments. we've talked about anything that affected people and their money. from fox business headquarters in new york city, the new wall street week. >> welcome to wall street week, the show of record for long-term investing. i'm anthony scaramucci along with gary, what a difference a week makes seven days ago on this show the main discussion the euro