through it leads to opportunity. liz: opportunity. you know what? with the market down 80 points. our opportunity to hear from you. tony dwyer from canaccord. [closing bell rings] slam the gavel on the markets. lower by 78 points. s&p down seven. both off lows of the session. there is the closing bell. exciting hour from david and melissa, "after the bell." melissa: we've got busy, busy hour for you today. democratic convention set to kick off any minute as stocks sink further into the red. we're down 77 points. we got you covered on all the big market movers but here is what else is happening this hour. david: coming up the dnc in disarray as the democratic convention kicking off in philadelphia any minute. we'll see official call to order. now we just heard the baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake, secretary of the dnc, will be gaveling the convention n of course it was supposed to be debbie wasserman schultz but you

would have to be on a different planet not to realize she was forced to drop out this afternoon amid a cloud of controversy. embattled democratic party chair announcing she will resign when the convention wraps this week after emails were leaked showing the dnc violated rules by favoring hillary clinton rival bernie sanders in the primary. wasserman-schultz saying move was in interest of party beginning high note. she was met with thunderous boos and heckles when she addressed delegates from the home state of florida. melissa: as we await the call to order. competent you back to the markets. dow ending the day down 80 points, we'll talk to you over here. had been down about 118 point at one point. now ending the day at 78 points. covering all action phil flynn, price futures group, fox business contributor from cme. lori rothman on floor of the new york stock exchange. lori, we're going to start with you.

talk to me about stocks today. david: okay. melissa: i don't think we are starting with lori after all. david: she is talking but we're not hearing. let's move over to commodities. oil down another buck, moving very close into that $42 level. so, phil flynn, what is going on with oil? melissa: yep. david: okay. this is a plot by debbie wasserman schultz i think. she is trying to get back. no, it is not a plot. we wish her the best but the fact is we're having a little audio problem. as soon as we get those fixed up. we'll bring those to you. let's talk about stocks. melissa: we'll bring in the market panel, see how they're doing. scott martin from kings view asset management. he is a fox news contributor. also jack otter from barrons.com jack what do you think of today's market. we'll see if your audio works. >> i'm kidding my mic works. melissa: very funny on different show.

david: very funny. very funny. >> for a while i think it is what we call the tina market. there is no alternatives so people are buying stocks. at these lofty valuations it is hard to get too excited about the long-term forward returns. but hey, you got what you got. bond yields give you 1.5. so you look for good deals in stocks. a lot of cool earnings coming up this week. a lot of sexy stocks in techland. personally my favorite is ford at what, seven times earnings? that looks kind of interesting to me. i would rather pay that 18 times the market has gone for. david: let's move over to verizon. that was the big stock move of the day, acquiring, if it is allowed to acquire yahoo! in $4.8 billion deal. this price includes yahoo!'s core internet business in addition to real estate, adding one more piece of the media empire verizon is attempting to

create. it has "huffington post" and lot of other stuff that is the point. yahoo! has had a identity crisis for a while. what exactly verizon buying into? >> is that for me? david: yeah. >> that's a good question, i think verizon is trying to expand its over the top business. i don't think it is verizon the phone company we're thinking of so much as fios. but also mobile. you know, verizon wants to own this thing and this is where the internet is going. it is not on the desktop in the future. tablet, i don't know b it is on the phone. anymore ways that tim armstrong can advertise and make money showing you content he wants to buy that. yahoo!'s biggest strength is its 10 of millions of eyeballs. the traffic to that company is very good even though the stock price has plummeted and of course it has got so much competition. a few things about this deal that haven't really come out yet.

it is a better deal than it might look like on the surface. for instance, verizon will absorb nearly a billion dollars in liabilities for aol, it owes employees, stock options, likes like that. it is more like a $5.8 billion deal. david: let's not get so into the weeds because, scott martin, of all the assets yahoo! has, the biggest asset they have one billion users that many people, must be a way to capitalize on that, right? >> hopefully. i mean i think that's what the deal is based on, david. i kind of disagree a little bit with jack to me this is the wrong platform if you're verizon you want to buy into. yes, there is probably some value here, that's what they're going after but i thought you were going to say something else. to me the biggest asset on yahoo!'s books is the baba stake. david: that is just cash. i mean when you have people, when you have loyal people, who

are used to using the yahoo! format, i happen to be one. i don't know anybody that doesn't have some yahoo! account, there has to be a way to use that in place like verizon and is just kind of place to do it. >> fair enough. last couple years, david, the only thing that moved the stock is news out of alibaba. i would disagree. nobody had a yahoo! internet address since 1999. david: i'm not nobody, scott. i am somebody! got one anyway. melissa. melissa: biggest names in tech reporting after the close with apple and twitter kicking it off tomorrow. facebook on wednesday. amazon and alphabet on thursday. jack, one catches my eye is amazon. revenues growing 2.5% in the -- 27.5%. profit estimate of $1.11 a share. i think it was 19 cents a year ago? this is about the cloud.

this is astonishing. >> up from zero or negative earnings year after year after year. melissa: they found a business. >> that is incredible. i wonder if the market takes this as bad news. suddenly it has price to earnings multiple. that is a very high number. that is a little bit scary. clearly bezos is just killing it on all, in every way. his competitors in the cloud, ibm, sucking wind. he is doing so well. i think you only buy amazon on faith. you don't buy it based on analysis -- melissa: you might now. >> of second-quarter earnings. if you do, i think it is kind of earnings. what is the price earnings ratio, 600 times? that is a little bit after concern but over the long term we'll do everything we do and buy everything we buy through amazon. it is incredible. melissa: scott, look at trajectory of rate of growth how much profits are growing and this business they're in, starting to make sense or no? >> yes and revenues too to that note, melissa are growing at nice rate.

that is the other thing too. i would rather see, contrary to jack's point, earnings and high p-e than no earnings. that is what i think is dangerous if you're trying to compete with amazon. there is no competitor. i will admit it right here on national tv, i buy pens, pencils and gum on amazon. so do a lot of other people. you can't stop them. we own it here. melissa: jack, which other tech stocks out this week caught your interest? >> apple is always interesting. talk about the other spectrum, other end of the spectrum in terms of valuation, where is apple now, nine times earnings? this has been a lousy part of the cycle for them. i think bullish case would be this is like 2012, 2013 they were down and iphone 7 get as good pickup. frankly i wait for the 8 which will have innovative screen. i don't see a, a big catalyst for apple right now but they're slowly working on a few initiatives on the car business apparently. they have a new head of that.

maybe that will go somewhere although cars are not a high profit margin. not like an iphone has 70, 80% profit margin. we'll watch that carefully. really i think we're looking ahead to september. right now this earnings report isn't that important for apple. melissa: okay. david: we have good news. the russians have stopped hacking fbn. we know they have taken their finger off that audio button of lori rothman at nyse. she is free to talk to us exactly what moved the market. i'm joking. the russians as far as i know haven't hacked us. what happened? >> monday gremlins, right? so earnings as you were talking about we're just inundated. this is one of the biggest week of the quarter for quarterly reports central banks, we'll get all kinds of explosive news from the fed or bank of japan. stimulus and rate increases here in the u.s. that was a lot of buzz on the floor. let's unpack this look at the problem children that really

weighed on the markets today. apple reporting earnings tomorrow. found receiving end of another short lived anti-u.s. protest this week. apple shares down 1.3%. ge concerns about its growth trajectory and how it will impact its full financial year results, down 1.3%. united health despite price target upgrade, shares are down 1.3%. this was an outstanding stock today. shares absolutely soared on better than expected revenue. this is the fourth largest wireless carrier. look at that, shares up 27.7%. hanging in there despite their standing as number four in it is industry. inching toward a delete. elon musk, doing their diligence. expect announcement they will do a deal in days. shares up as a result. back to you. david: glad we could get you in. lori rothman, thank you very much at the nyse. melissa: we're awaiting start of democratic convention in

philadelphia amid drama and division. what we can expect from tonight's big speakers who bernie sanders sent out email blast to supporters urging him to watch what he will say. david: we'll watch and listen very carefully. we'll prepare you for the speech. a lot of information coming up. some in hillary clinton's camp say russia is to blame for leaking e-mails that show dnc intipping scales in bernie sanders's favor. how they're also pinning this on donald trump. ambassador john bolton will join us with his take on whether russia's involved in this. melissa: and tonight's convention theme, united together but listen, reception debbie wasserman schultz got from her own home state delegates this morning. >> we have so much to do. we have to make sure that we move forward together in a unified way. [shouting]. we know that the voices in this room, that standing up, and --

we know that that is not the florida that we know. the florida that we know is united. [shouting] david: she is not the one who will be gaveling the convention in. let's go to blake burman. mayor stephanie rawlings-blake about to perform that task. blake. reporter: hi, there, david, live from the convention floor. you're right debbie wasserman schultz will not be here momentarily as they gavel in. you might see behind me they're about to get the proceedings underway here. it has been quite the day for congresswoman from florida, head of dnc, wasserman-schultz. today she was at the florida delegation breakfast. this was all due to fallout, you played some of the video. she was booed by her home state delegation. the fallout of wikileaks email scandal which wassermanshults, members of dnc.

seemed to play favorites to hillary clinton. members of her own state of florida not welcome wasserman-schultz. bernie sanders addressed his supporters here in philly. a couple hundred of them were there cheering him on. however those cheers turned to boos when he said that democrats should support hillary clinton and tim kaine. listen here. ♪ we don't have that. back out live, david. get the feeling that everything is getting underway here. by the way speakers tonight, bernie sanders as i mentioned will be here along with first lady michelle obama, cory booker, who was once rumored on vice-presidential short list, and of course elizabeth warren. she will be a keynote speaker

here. with all of this going on with debbie wasserman schultz head of dnc not being here to gavel in the dnc, bit ironic that the theme tonight is united together. some would say that is hardly the case. david: thanks, blake. melissa: we have former dnc communications director and georgetown institute of politics executive director. thank you so much for joining us today. it has been a bumpy start to this convention. what kind of impact do you think that has? >> well, look, you know, it is interesting. i think democratic party is far more unified than the republican party in cleveland. melissa: i got to stop you right there. i watched debbie wasserman schultz get shouted off the floor this morning. i watch bernie sanders go out, his people yell, we want you, bernie. >> let me finish my point before you cut me off. you have a number of bernie supporters don't want to let the dream go, right? they will support him.

but beyond that, most of the democratic base, establishment, activists have rallied behind hillary clinton and tim kaine. and i think that is even more the case now with debbie wasserman schultz stepping down. theres, she wasn't finding a lot of friends anywhere in the party, not amongst bernie supporters, not amongst clinton supporters. in sort of ironic twist, her final act, her stepping down may end up being one of the greatest acts of party unification she could have done. melissa: although she did so very unwillingly. up until two hours ago she was insisting she was going to gavel in. i wonder about wisdom and optics the second she steps down she becomes honorary chair of hillary clinton's campaign. i mean that is sticking it to those bernie people. i mean to put her right in as hon nary chair, seems incredibly insulting after emails came out. do you think that is smart move.

>> i'm not so worried about that. i think party was absolutely unified in demanding her stepping down. i actually think the party did come together and was right to push her out. now, the question about her moving over to the campaign, i worked on number of presidential campaigns. they have dozens of people who take honorary chair positions. it is typically a very much sort of a figurehead role. i don't know that it means anything other than giving her a soft landing. melissa: but you're exactly right. it's a figurehead role and it is reward for a job well-done. i mean it looks like wow, so these emails come out where she really put her finger on the scale for hillary clinton and she is rewarded with as you said an honorary role. >> i will tell you something. i will tell you something. i'm one of the people who very forcefully advocated she step down, i don't think this will feel very rewarding to debbie wasserman schultz. i think this was a very tough,

tough weekend for her but absolutely the right thing for the party at the end of the day. if she stayed in. it would be a huge distraction. i thought it was boneheaded to say she was going to stay on but speak at convention. after this morning's brouhaha in her home state delegation, it became very clear that was untenable position. there was no way she would be able to speak before the convention. you mean you look at those boos, look at that bedlam in that delegation meeting this morning. multiply that entire arena. that would have been terrible optics for the party and for the campaign. so, the campaign was right to put pressure on her to say no, no. you're done. you're done. melissa: look at bernie supporters online, out front, those who have been interviewed, they are nothing short of heartbroken at the idea of bernie sanders not still being in the race, of throwing his support behind hillary clinton. >> yeah. melissa: to a lot of them she is

the exact thing that they were fighting against. she is the establishment. >> yeah. melissa: as you said, she is the person who stands behind wall street. and is for a lot of the things that -- let's listen in. >> i am mayor stephanie rawlings blake, mayor of the great city of baltimore, and secretary of the democratic national committee and temporary secretary of the democratic national convention. it is an honor an a pleasure to welcome you. delegates, alternates, standing committee members and all of our honored democrats and other guests here in philadelphia. and all of you who have joined us by television, by radio, and online here in the united states and around the world. i hearby call the 47th quadrennial democratic national convention to order. [cheers and applause]

melissa: so that was baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake of the dnc, calling, calling the democratic national convention to order right now. let's go back to mo. david: forgot to bring down the gavel. you have to excuse her -- melissa: did she walk away with it? i would want to as well. david: forgive her, she wasn't expected to do this. melissa: mo is still with us. let me ask you about speakers coming in tonight. you have bernie sanders and elizabeth warren speaking out tonight. what do you expect to hear from them. >> i think they will make a call for party unity. bernie sanders did a little bit in rally with his supporters. i worked for hillary clinton eight years ago. i remember coming into the convention in denver with a whole lot of our supporters

saying they were no way, no how, on board with barack obama walking into the convention. its with a long primary season. it was hard-fought. we understood that. hillary clinton took to the podium and gave a very compelling argument. you know what, most of those people came around. i think tonight you will have two titans of the progressive left, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren. you will have cory booker seen as real up-and-coming progressive superstar. michelle obama, who in the democratic party doesn't love michelle obama. they will all make the case, what is at stake and why it is important to get behind hillary clinton and tim kaine. will they win everybody, all of those supporters over tonight? i think they get a good number of them. this will be ongoing process for them. i will say compared to what we saw last week where there were massive floor fights on the for almost every night in cleveland, this seems like a little bit of a more jelled crowd behind this ticket. melissa: certainly didn' like it from here. but we'll take your word for it.

appreciate your time. david: despite that rosy prediction there are some very hot tempers from the bernie sanders group, a lot of whom out on the streets of baltimore. it is raining in new york. there is very unsettled weather all over the northeast. so that might dampen some of these spirits but as you can see the protesters are getting very into this action, whether this bubbles into something more than just a protest, we don't know. but we are on it. of course as we were on it in cleveland last week. seems like the tempers are flaring as well in the streets of philadelphia today. very hot in the northeast. and the tempers are equally hot. more on protests of the streets of philadelphia in a moment. ♪ ♪

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melissa: socialist groups and other bernie sanders supporters swarming dnc the protesters

calling for a change in the democratic party nominating system after dnc emails leaked showing favoritism towards hillary clinton. jeff flock is standing by on the streets of philadelphia in the middle of the action to bring us the latest on what this scene looks like now. jeff, how is it going? reporter: fdr park here. fortunately a little cloud cover, not as hot as it was. look at this massive crowd. this is a crowd that really illustrates how difficult it will be for hillary clinton to try to consolidate the democratic party. these almost to a man and woman say, never hillary. you can see some of the signs. nowhere near, it is much more negative to hillary clinton than anything we saw in cleveland. certainly a much bigger crowd. to the folks here, we spent so much time on fox business and elsewhere talking about the differences between trump and hillary. to this crowd essentially they see no choice between the two. they don't like either of them.

they want a very different america than is being offered by either of those candidates. as i said, as i said this earlier, harken as bit to 1968 when you had a significant piece of democratic party said we don't like our nominee. we're going to sit this one out. that of course resulted in the election of richard nixon in 1968. it is kind of the flavor that you see out here. there is a lot of passion in this crowd. by the way, nobody is armed in this one. this is not open carry state. it is very friendly crowd. they're angry but they're not, they're not violent. people are saying they want their voice heard and they want to change. genuine change in america, that they think nobody, by the way, look what is happening here. these are delegates on their way in. delegates on their way into the convention. and, they are being shouted at by this crowd, right along the fence here.

these are similar fences to the ones we saw at republican convention. occasionally you will see a bernie delegate go by supportive of the crowd. they get a cheer. there is a guy with a red nose on. a lot of depictions of hillary clinton as a clown. this is not a united democratic party by any means. melissa. melissa: wow, looks like chaos. jeff flock, thank you so much. david: incredible shot. looked like walk of shame. saw some people trying to avoid the anger of the crowd but putting up their fist. melissa: you see the guy with the hat? david: 1968, a little bit. a postconvention bounce for the republican nominee. what the new numbers mean for donald trump and the race moving forward. melissa: plus, democrats in disarray. bernie sanders said to take the podium tonight as he tries to

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melissa: gave them something to talk about that's for sure. donald trump taking aim at at

dnc email scandal. peter barnes keeping eye on the campaign trail from philadelphia. you have a lot to keep your eye on there. reporter: we do, melissa, donald trump trying to capitalize on turmoil with democrats over the email controversy, scandal, if you will. he was speaking today in roanoke, virginia, a key blue state here is what he said. >> hillary clinton knew what was going on. she knew everything that was going on. she knew it is a rigged system that bernie sanders never had a chance, okay? never had a chance. and if you look at it, look what is going on. a lot of people are marching. a lot of people are going to vote for us. reporter:. democrats just finishing a pledge of a liegance. there was controversy with

innovation and blessing by reverend dr. cynthia hall, when she praised hillary clinton. that elicitedded shouts of bernie, bernie, bernie. so this convention, these delegates still not totally united around hillary clinton. melissa? >> peter, thank you so much. so a postconvention bump for trump. beating hillary clinton, 48-45% in head-to-head match up, coring to cnn poll. six-point jump since the republican national convention. we have brad blakeman, former chief of staff to president george w. bush. >> i think it is great news for trump. it dispels notions of democrats, somehow the rnc convention was dark or angry. it wasn't either. it was truthful. the american people heard what

is the ma earth with the country. they liked what donald trump said. can he keep the bounce going next couple weeks? that is hard to do. melissa: especially, he comes out today, there may have been disarray in the dnc this morning getting into it, but they lined up the two best speakers tonight. they will put bernie sanders out there and elizabeth warren, rock stars of the left. to come out and give rousing speeches. they will do their best on the first night out to step on donald trump's bounce. they have a good lineup for it. >> they do but i don't think it is going so work and here's why. the news for today, and news going into tomorrow will be all about debbie wasserman schultz. also about hillary clinton. what did she know, when did she know it and who were the people within her campaign that may have been complicit in this dnc attempt to put their thumb on the scales. so i don't think the story's over. i do think that there is every chance for hillary to get a bounce out of this convention. the question is, for hillary too, if she were to get one, it will probably be short-lived.

real polls that matter will be after labor day, that first week. melissa: you know, looking back i remember four years ago we came out of the republican national convention, mitt romney got almost no bounce at all. depending what you looked at. it was nothing. some people are saying difference his negatives weren't as high. donald trump had more room, there was so much negative thinking about him. do you buy that explanation. >> no, i don't. i think negativity on trump also i think is behind because of the bounce he got out of the convention. look at what independents think of the convention. so his attraction to independents is absolutely critical, not only must he secure the base of the republican party but has to be beyond that. looks like he is making some inroads. melissa: brad, thank you. thanks for your insight. >> my pleasure. >> i think when you add up all of the things, the setting of the debate schedule that was insufficient, the superdelegates, there are some

things which basically proved that this election was rigged against bernie sanders. i actually think that it is time for him to consider withdrawing the endorsement. david: wow, former cleveland mayor dennis kucinich saying that bernie should withdraw his support for hillary. joining me to respond to the drama at dnc, democratic strategist, steve murphy, supporting hillary clinton, kelly rydell, from "washington times" and ben wick letter, from moveon.org, supporting bernie sanders. what do you think of the cues sin itch comment, now is the time for bernie to withdraw his support from hillary. >> now time for bernie sanders and every progressive and every american to fight hard as they can to make sure donald trump doesn't get his hands on nuclear codes. especially the possibility that russia hacked dnc emails in an effort to throw the election toward donald trump. david: we have zero, zero knowledge of that fact and zero evidence to support that fact. but the fbi is looking into it.

steve, let me read to you what debbie wasserman schultz said back in may about bernie sanders. quote, i remain as i have been from the beginning neutral in the presidential democratic primary of the was that a lie? >> you know what is really important in one of these situations is, you always have tilt towards one candidate or another from the party leaders. what is important is that you behave neutrally and maintain a neutral process and that was accomplished. david: hold on, wait, wait. you think they, these emails showed that there were active attempts to disrupt bernie sanders campaign. >> but there weren't any. david: how do you know? how do you know? there was certainly intention, there was certainly intention of doing that, if you read these emails very carefully? >> well you covered the campaign. where was the disruption? there wasn't any disruption. look what the dnc -- david: what do you call, what do

you call this insistence on superdelegates when the party said they didn't want them? >> super delegates had nothing to do with this. hillary has 300 more delegates than bernie sanders. david: kelly, the fact superdelegates was at heart of issue really getting under the skin of the bernie sanders supporters. if they had seen these emails, they would have realized they had no, there was no way that they were going to get anything close to their way in terms of dealing with that situation. >> well these e-mails prove the bias of the dnc. listen, debbie wasserman schultz didn't resign today because this system is rigged. we all know that. she resigned because these emails were actually leaked. that is where the left has all the fury. debbie wasserman schultz had her position to rig the game against bernie sanders. see them trying to leak out an article that painted sanders supporters as violent. you saw it with the religion. how can we paint him in a corner

on his religion. david: right. >> emails are self-evident. they definitely prove a bias. we all knew this going into that. hillary clinton, how many coines process? how many debates did we have? david: i'm impressed you're willing to forgive and forget all these things that happened and go with hillary clinton but as bernie supporter, there is another bernie supporter, pretty well-known actress named susan sarandon. here is what she had to say today. she invoked name of richard nixon. nixon resigned when they broke into the dnc headquarters. now you found out all the tampering wept on. what does it say about us if this all goes unintended -- unattended. you may disagree with susan sarandon but there are a lot of people on streets that agree with her. >> a lot of people with strong emotions in every election. bernie from day one he knew he was challenging the system as it was. and what is extraordinary now -- david: you don't think the

emails will -- >> democratic platform is more progressive than it ever has been. there is a sea change in the democratic party. the convention will show unity on -- david: ben, you can not ignore the people who are out there on making statements, making statements like what we heard from susan sarandon. i'm wondering do you think this will have an effect on keeping bernie sanders supporters, maybe not voting for trump but keeping them at home and preventing them voting for hillary? >> i think, you know, today if the election were today, tomorrow, a lot of people would thinking about emails. this november it will be about what is the future of the united states of america? is it billionaire accountable to no one with his finger on nuclear button. david: right. >> or is it a democrat elected with support from bernie sanders, from elizabeth warren and from people across the party. that is the fight. david: we have to leave it at that i got to tell you, everybody who thought all the action was in cleveland, they didn't know what they were talking about. already there is a lot of action in philadelphia. will be very exciting week.

thank you all for joining us. hope to see you again this week. melissa. melissa: just as democratic convention getting underway, information on dnc email hack is coming out. many fingers are pointing towards russia. could there be a tie between donald trump and vladmir putin? ambassador john bolton is here to weigh in. ♪

melissa: certainly making for some interesting viewing tonight, david. david: we promised this is just not a tease to get you to watch.

this will be interesting night tonight. meanwhile controversy over dnc email leak is heating up over on day one of democratic convention. here is what hillary clinton's campaign manager had to say about it yesterday. take a look. >> what is disturbing to us, experts are telling us that russian state actors broke into the dnc, told these emails, and other experts are now saying that they are the russians are releasing these emails for the purpose of actually helping donald trump. i don't think it is coincidental that these emails were released on the eve of our convention. david: fox news contributor ambassador john bolton is here to respond. that is quite a charge, ambassador. i mean, is there a, that vladmir putin and donald trump are working in cahoots to sink the dnc in this election, is there a scintilla of evidence to support that. >> not that i'm aware of. if there is is donald trump will be indicted of course after fully fair and non-partisan fbi

investigation because you can't, illegal to hack into people's emails. illegal to have foreign support in campaign. very interesting the clinton campaign is arguing this was russian hack. let me quote the fbi director, jim comey a few weeks ago saying they didn't think that there, they couldn't find any evidence that hillary clinton's famous server had been hacked. comey said, given the nature of the system and of the actors potentially involved, we assess that we would be unlikely to see such direct evidence of a foreign hack by russia or china. let me get this straight. the kremlin had the smart russian intelligence agencies hack into hillary's servers and had the dumb russian intelligence agencies hack into the d in. c. david: fbi is looking into it. whether you support an fbi investigation after we've seen with other email scandal we'll see. wikileaks is organization that posted these emails. they by the way have threatened to sue anybody who suggests that

they were working in cahoots with the russians and with donald trump on this in any way, shape or form but where did they get it? >> i would shut wikileaks down as matter of national security. wouldn't surprise me if they didn't get something from a foreign intelligence service but it is also the case you don't have to be the fsb to get into somebody's email accounts. david: fsb is the russian intelligence agency. >> we have "gucifer" who hacked into sidney blumenthal. entirely wikileaks has people who got into it on their own. david: to the substance of these emails. hillary clinton was on "60 minutes" last night and never heard anything about the subject of these emails. let's play the tape. >> i don't know anything about these emails. i haven't follow i had it but i'm very proud of the campaign that i ran and i'm very proud of the campaign that senator sanders ran. david: she hasn't seen any of these emails, don't know anything about it. do you believe her. >> no, i don't. it is impossible to believe she

wasn't aware of activity, interactions between her campaign and the dnc. unfortunately perjury on "60 minutes" is not indictable offense either. david: john bolton, good to he see you. by the way, melissa, we should mention that the tape we just played of hillary talking about the emails which one could argue was most important thing that she said last night to 60 minutes was left on the cutting room floor. melissa: it is amazing. here is the question of the day everyone wanted answer to, and you can't get anywhere near hillary clinton to ask her a question. she is hermetically sealed in bubble everywhere she goes. "60 minutes" had her for an interview. they asked her the question every journalist in the world wanted to know. what did you know about these emails from debbie wasserman schultz. no matter what her answer was, it was newsworthy but "60 minutes" inex-flickably decided to bury it on website rather than part of the show when they had the only answer to

the hottest question, the best piece of news they buried it. have to wonder why? david: by the way, this happened on same day we got word that a "politico" reporter before finishing a story by checking it, running it through his editor, ran it through the dnc, sent it directly, "politico" is very mainstream. "politico" is not left-wing. this is the mainstream press running something through the dnc before running it through their own editor. mainstream media has a lot to answer for here. melissa: yeah, no. it is true. dnc is issuing an apology to bernie sanders after emails were made public showing the dnc tipping the scales for rival hillary clinton. this statement was issued by donna brazile, incoming interim chair. she says, quote, on behalf of everyone at the dnc, we want to offer a deep and sincere apology to senator sanders, his supporters and entire democratic party for inexcusable remarks

made over email. the statement goes on to say, the dnc does not and will not tolerate disrespectful language exhibited towards our candidates. individual staffers have also rightfully apologized for their comments and the dnc is taking appropriate action to insure that it never happens again. wonder if they feel better, david? david: we'll see. meanwhile, something bordering on chaos in philadelphia. bernie sanders preparing to take the stage at dnc but his supporters remain divided over hillary clinton. can the vermont senator turn it all around?

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melissa: quite a lot of drawl that on the first day of the

dnc. we're hearing bernie sanders supporters might be making things interesting tonight. ben winkler, kelly rydell is back with us. he reached out to the clinton camp. he is worried his people are furious. what do you make of that? >> you saw donna brazile's comments about it. also, if bernie sanders supporters have a demonstration for him when he goes on to speak tonight that is totally appropriate. nothing wrong with that at all. he ran a great campaign and he is a great democrat and he is supporting hillary clinton. melissa: yeah. but that is not what they said. you wouldn't reach out to clinton to say, by the way, i'm nervous that my people are going to make a fuss when i come out. what steve was talking about there was a nice thing, ben. you read from this something more ominous? >> no question they are fired up. my prediction, electricity will strike twice on podium stage tonight, bernie sanders and

elizabeth warren will speak. they will bring entire hall to their feet. when they end with endorsement for hillary clinton and united against donald trump, they will be shouting in support. melissa: kelly, what do you think of that? they are two very dynamic speakers with very passionate followers. could be a reason they put them on with as much distance between them and hillary clinton for comparison sake? >> i would caution earlier today, you had bernie sanders speaking in front of his own delegates and they booed at the him when he told them to go out and endorse and vote for hillary clinton. so i think, that is a risky strategy to think he will come out and do a full-throated endorsement of hillary clinton on grand stage especially after the warning they have given the clinton campaign. what you will see him hit donald trump. go after donald trump which is ironic, last week the republicans got criticized for making their convention too much as an indictment against hillary hillary clinton. we're going to see same thing happen this week. with the democrats.

melissa: yeah, absolutely. guys, thank you so much. we appreciate your time. david, certainly will be interesting, isn't it? david: the action already begun. the gavel has been hit by the mayor of baltimore, instead of debbie wasserman schultz. when we come back we'll go live to the floor of the dnc. stay with us. >>

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these folks. fox business haas covered live from philadelphia. david: can we show the floor of the democratic convention? i believe the sanders supporters are trying to disrupt the event. there is something happening in your home state of california. the delegates from california. melissa: they are talking about everybody coming together tonight on kumbaya. i don't think so. >> i hearby * call the 47 democratic national convention to order. melissa: mission on stage. a former dnc chair debbie wasserman-schultz. in her place the baltimore mayor. she is there to gavel in the