everywhere she goes. >> bret baier, you must love it. new e-mail problems for hillary clinton. this time it could involve criminal investigations. and ear more political peril. a new statement from inspectors general this afternoon. this is "special report." >> good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. among the many ongoing scandals and near scandals surrounding hillary clinton's bid for the presidency her use of private e-mail accounts may now be the most potentially damaging. independent inspectors from different agencies are asking the justice department to determine if the former secretary of state illegally transmitted classified

information through her personal server. chief white house correspondent ed henry has tonight's top story from new york. >> maybe the heat is getting to everybody. >> reporter: as hillary clinton delivered what her aides build as a major economic speech she scrambled to not let it be overshadowed by a new firestorm about classified information on her private e-mail server. >> i have released 55,000 pages of e-mails. i have said repeatedly that i will answer questions before the house committee. we are all accountable to the american people to get the facts right. and i will do my part. >> reporter: she did not do her part to directly answer whether she sent classified information while serving as secretary of state. as the inspector general for the intelligence community revealed to congress there are at least four e-mails with classified information on that server despite this sharp denial in

march. >> there is no classified material. >> reporter: sources familiar with the investigation told fox that first inspector general plus a second one at the state department have determined clinton's private account contains hundreds of potentially classified e-mails, either sent or received by clinton. a state department memo obtained by fox revealing the matter is so serious, the inspector general has asked as more clinton e-mails are released to the public they should first be reviewed quote in a top secret classification environment. republicans pounced. speaker john boehner declaring quote her poor judgment has undermined our national security and it is time for her to finally do the right thing. the right thing according to boehner and trey gowdy of the house select committee on benghazi is for clinton to turn the e-mail server over to an independent arbiter. clinton refused. her aides jumped on the fact that the "new york times" reported that the inspector generals referred it to the attorney general for a criminal investigation. they dialled it back saying the

referral involved possible classified information. clinton's aides saying saying there is a criminal inquiry into hillary clinton's use of e-mail is fault. secretary of state john kerry told nbc he knows nothing about the details. >> inspectors general operate completely independently. that's why they were put there. >> ed henry reporting from new york saying kerry made an important point. the inspector general operates independent of the administration and the congress so they're not republican critics of clinton, they're nonpartisan umpires. that is an important point, ed. >> reporter: it is. it's going to be harder for the clinton cam make to attack. these are not republican partisan critics. nonpartisan umpires. the other point you mentioned at the top this new statement from the intelligence community inspector general. late this afternoon. what it said is they found the point i made about four e-mails that had classified information. they say they found that out of a limited sample of only 40 clinton e-mails.

she turned over more than 30,000 to the state department. if they found four out of 40 there could be a whole lot more bret. >> much more on this with the panel. ed thank you. republican presidential candidates were predictably outraged at the latest e-mail news. but they were able to set aside their anger long enough to talk about the situation as you can imagine. senior political correspondent mike emanuel has that part of the story tonight. >> reporter: republican candidates were quick to pounce on hillary clinton's latest negative headlines about her e-mail as secretary of state. >> well the inspector general referrals are stunning. and they demand immediate action. it also underscores the department of justice should have investigated this months ago when it broke. >> reporter: cruz says he hopes the credibility of the internal watchdogs will force the justice department to act. >> on its face it appeared that secretary clinton violated federal law. and yet by all appearances this department of justice is such a partisan arm of the dnc that no

investigation was opened. >> reporter: meanwhile, democratic sources say clinton campaign chairman john podesta has been telling allies privately that ohio governor john kasich is the candidate clinton team fierce most in a general election matchup. >> they obviously are concerned about the record. when you balance a federal budget reform the pentagon support strong defense, what i did and my team did when i became governor of ohio i think it's a formidable record. it's not just talk. it's actually results. >> reporter: while there's been plenty of jockeying for position among the 16 republican candidates carly fiorina has kept her focus on clinton. >> go ahead and admit it. you would just love to see me debate hillary clinton. >> reporter: and fiorina says she's the one to hold clinton accountable about her record. >> this has got to be a fight. and we'd better bring everything we have for that fight. we can't count on the media to ask her the tough questions about why she lied about benghazi why she's covering up for benghazi. >> reporter: some good news for

the campaign. former texas governor rick perry, one of two felony indictments against perry was tossed out by a texas appeals court. perry's legal team has argued his veto of $7.5 million for the travis county d.a.'s office was explicitly part of his power as governor. at this point, perry will still have to face an abuse of power charge. bret? >> mike there was this very unusual kind of outburst on the senate floor. a lot of anger back and forth. tell us about that. >> >> reporter: that's right. senator ted cruz accused fellow republican majority leader mitch mcconnell of lying, claiming mcconnell had told cruise there had been no deal to vote on the operation of the export import bank. mcconnell set up a procedural vote today to reauthorize the import export bank which had its charter end at the end of june. then they blasted the majority leader. >> i cannot believe he would tell a flat out lie. and i voted based on those assurances that he made to each and every one of us. what we just saw today was an

absolute demonstration that not only what republican senator but what he told the press over and over and over again was a simple lie. >> i should note mcconnell and his aides have declined to comment, bret. >> have to say something soon mike thanks. as we gear up for the first republican debate we want to hear from you. go to my facebook page facebook.com/bretbaiersr. don't miss the fox news facebook debate live from cleveland august 6th on fox news channel. officials are painting a picture tonight of a mentally disturbed drifter who shot up a louisiana theater last night, murdering two people and wounding nine others before killing himself. correspondent will carr is on the scene tonight in lafayette, louisiana.

hello, will. >> reporter: good evening, bret what was supposed to be a fun thursday night quickly turned hour riff nick a matter of seconds as an innocent group was gunned down in the theater behind me as they were watching a movie. authorities say this man, john russell houser bought a ticket to the new comedy "train wreck" at the grand theater 16 in lafayette, sat through the previews then about 20 minutes into the movie stood up pulled out a semiautomatic handgun and shot two people sitting in front of him. he then fired randomly the a the audience reloading at least once. >> how does the happiest place in the world produce somebody so full of hate and evil to just stand up in a movie theater and start shooting people? what provokes somebody to do that? >> reporter: witnesses say at first they thought the shots were part of the movie. >> then we saw a lady with blood all over her leg. i just grabbed my child and i mean we just all ran. >> reporter: police say houser ultimately shot and killed 33-year-old jillian johnson, a local business owner. her family said their hearts are shattered.

21-year-old maciboro from franklin louisiana also died at the scene. nine others were wounded. one remains in critical condition. authorities believe houser tried to blend in with the crowd rushing out of the theater but saw police officers and went back inside. >> we know he had at least one additional magazine which he dropped in the lobby. he reinserted reloaded and returned back into the theater, at which point we think he fired one additional round, and that was into himself. >> reporter: local and federal investigators are now digging into houser's past. they say the 59-year-old was a drifter, important in phoenix city alabama living in a motel 6 in lafayette for the past month. inside his room investigators found wigs and glasses, items they believe were meant for disguises after the shooting. they're also investigating his blogging habits. fox news has discovered documents that show houser's wife finaledled for a protective order in 2008 alleging acts of family violence which involved

his wife removing all guns from their house. >> i do see that in '8 and '9 he was treated for mental i8 illness. so that should have stopped him from buying a weapon. >> reporter: within the past couple of minutes, governor bobby jindal just took a tour of the crime scene. at the same time authorities are taking the time to honor two teachers both of whom were shot one who still managed to pull the alarm. authorities are saying that absolutely saved lives. bret. >> will in lafayette louisiana. thank you. up next president obama in his ancestral homeland of kenya. first fox affiliates around the country. fox 2 in detroit with fiat chrysler's recall about 1.5 million cars and trucks in the u.s. after two hackers took control of a jeep cherokee suv over the internet. the company says it's discovered the vulnerability and is updating software to fix it. fox 32 in chicago where a cook county judge has ruled that a law reducing multibillion dollar

shortfalls in two of the city's pension funds is unconstitutional. the overhaul had sought to eliminate a $9.5 billion liability. chicago mayor rahm emanuel has said without the changes the funds will soon be insolvent. this is a live look at eden prairie, minnesota from our affiliate fox 9. big story there tonight, some very lucky ducks. drivers on a busy freeway swerving switching lanes to avoid the mother and her babies as they cross. the state patrol says motorists should not stop for animals crossing a busy freeway. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back.

president obama right now is in kenya. his trip is being accompanied by massive security. correspondent kevin corke is traveling with the president and

reports from nairobi tonight. >> reporter: swahili for welcome, president obama made history, becoming the first sitting american president to visit kenya. and while it was not his first trip to the homeland of his father it was a first as the leader of the free world. but certainly not free of responsibility. the trip comes as a specter of terrorism continues to spread throughout east africa. from somalia and kenya into uganda with groups like al shabab threatening the regional security collective. president obama told the bbc the u.s. is doing all it can to help its allies fight back. >> the counterterrorism cooperation between the united states and kenya and uganda and other countries in east africa is very strong and part of the subject of the visit is to continue to strengthen those ties to make them more effective. >> reporter: kenya is desperate for help. al shabab has simply ravaged the country with zefgt attacks in 2013 when more than 60 were

killed at a kenyan mall in june 2014 when 50 more were murdered by the group. in april 2015 when more than 140 more were killed at a university. but the terror war isn't simply being waged on the african subcontinent. turkish airplanes bombed isis for the first time. the turks were reportedly close to completing a deal to allow coalition and u.s. forces to use their airports to launch attacks. >> this is something turkey made for its own national defense. the opening negotiations are subject to a different negotiations and process. >> i don't want to speak that there was some lightning bolt of revelation here. we have been talking about deeper cooperation with turkey for some time. >> reporter: military analysts say if completed, the deal would complete a significant advantage for coalition force in the fight against isis. >> this is about 60 miles northwest of syria, so it's not much time to get into the actual operating zone. so it's from a military

perspective it's a big plus. >> reporter: i'm going to draw your attention, bret to some reporting we saw tonight from the "wall street journal." the paper reporting that jonathan pollack, the famed israeli spy convicted back in 1985 would soon be released from custody. but senior administration officials are pushing back very forecefully on that telling us tonight that no such release is imminent. bret? >> kevin corke traveling with the president in nairobi tonight. kevin, thank you. a look tonight at just how aggressive china is becoming in its silent war against america. it is a war fought not only on the ground or the sea but of course in cyberspace. correspondent leeland vittard has the disturbing details. >> i will show you what i have if you show me the money. >> reporter: the chinese businessman in this undercover fbi video thought his 30 grand bought a top secret formula for a new kind of glass from a crooked company executive.

instead, he bought himself a 18-month u.s. jail sentence and then a one-way ticket back to china. the fbi says corporate espionage cases have doubled in the past few years, and china is almost always the culprit. the bureau says it isn't just chinese companies looking to steal secrets but their government as well. they released this video as part of a campaign to warn u.s. companies that in this unstable world, china's intelligence services are stepping up their game. >> they're going to clean our clocks anyway. so we can't just sit back build higher walls, bigger locks, and wait until we get all of our secrets stolen. >> reporter: in the past few days the obama administration reportedly decided not to publicly name and shame china for hacking a highly classified government database that contained security clearance information for tens of millions of federal employees. a government source says the indictment of five chinese military hackers last may for

industrial espionage angered beijing but didn't deter them. their multi-pronged test of u.s. resolve includes china's new man-made islands in the south china sea. the u.s. navy says their planes are routinely harassed by the chinese when flying in international air space near the islands. on one, china has completed a runway capable of landing heavy bombers. while the u.s. military has been outspoken about the rise of china and its continued aggressiveness today the state department wouldn't comment on the latest fbi warnings or china's moves against the united states. a source very familiar with the white house's thinking on china says that there are few levers we have to keep them in check short of declaring war. either the economic or military kind. bret? >> leeland, thank you. another negative day on wall street today. dow lost 163. the s&p 500 was down 22 1/2. the nasdaq fell 58. for the week the dow plunged

almost 3 percentage points. the s&p 500 was off 2.25. the nasdaq fell 2.33. still ahead, as we get ready for the gop debate here on fox, some lessons learned from debates past. first, taking fight right to the enany. a new york county executive tries to use the president's policies to embarrass hillary clinton.

the obama administration is looking into allegations that five airlines raised their fares in the northeast after a deadly amtrak crash in philadelphia disrupted rail service. delta, american united southwest and jetblue have been asked to provide pricing information both before and

after that accident. at issue is whether price hikes violated laws against unfair and deceptive practices following the derailment that killed eight and injured more than 200, shutting down the tracks for several days. some creative pushback tonight against president obama's efforts to potentially control the makeup of your neighborhood. it involves a gutsy local politician who is taking the fight literally to hillary clinton's front door. senior correspondent rick leventhal has the story tonight from chappaquid new york. >> reporter: he went knocking on hillary clinton's front gate friday with no luck. the frontrunner for the 2016 democratic presidential nomination was home but did not appear. >> she said she's on the phone. i said i can wait. so she said she will call me later. >> reporter: he used the clinton's resident as a backdrop for a press conference accusing the obama administration of trying to yoururbanize suburbia.

>> it's clear what the government's motivation it. its disparate impact to demonize any community that does not look as the obama administration wants it to look. >> reporter: in 2009 westchester county settled a lawsui agreeing to spend $51 million to build 750 units of affordable housing in seven years in traditionally white, upscale neighborhoods. the county says it's on schedule with more than 300 units now occupied and financing and locations lined up for hundreds more. but this week the justice department went to court to have the county held in contempt and find $1.6 million. the politician says it's dumbfounding shocking and counter productive. >> is chappaqua an expensive place to live? of course it is. can i afford to live here on my salary? no i can't afford to live here on this block. but there's nothing wrong with that as long as it's open to anyone who has the means to live here. success is to be congratulated, emulated and celebrated not

demonized. >> reporter: we asked the justice department's civil rights division for comment and were referred to the southern district of new york which has so far not responded. pastorino says he wants to know what hillary has to say about all this. >> does she think she lives in a discriminatory town? i don't. does she think that the obama administration is being very unfair in attacking her own community? i do. >> reporter: he says he supports affordable housing but does not support unelected bureaucrats in washington dictating to communities across america how they should be built or rebuilt. bret? >> rick thank you. the imprison on american soldier traded for five taliban leaders last year was caught up in a marijuana raid in california this week. local authorities say sergeant bowe bergdahl was detained but immediately and ultimately released after there was no evidence to suggest he was involved in the pot-growing operation. he's awaiting trial on desertion

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college entrance exams this summer. many florida teachers will need to retake the s.a.t. or a.c.t. in order to qualify for a bonus. the state legislature, you see, set aside an estimated $44 million for teacher bonuses. educators who scored in the 80th percent tile or above on the standardized tests can qualify for an additional $10,000. the author of the bill funding the program says it will help recruit and retain top talent. well some teachers you may know disagree. quote this is idiotic, says one. it makes no sense. what does this measurement have to do with a teacher's performance in the classroom? especially when they took it 20 or 30 years ago." another blast from the past the 90s don't seem so far away with "jurassic world" in the theaters a clinton running for office. and when it comes to technology the federal government seems stuck in the past. house oversight and government

reform chairman jason chaffitz says despite spending a half billion on upgrades the is uses the dos system. just got windows 97 in the patent office. they don't even service windows 97 anymore and just got it. he plans to look into the i.t. spending and why systems are not being updated. in april you may remember we told you burger king surprised joel burger and ashley king with the news that the company would pick up the tab for their entire wedding. the couple tied the knot last week in jacksonville illinois. the two got to have it their way with no sighting of the actual burger king but tasteful accents of the franchise, the groom and his party were wearing burger king cuff links and hamburger socks. looks like they had a whopper of a time. again, it didn't write that. we're inside two weeks to the first debate of the presidential campaign season.

tonight fox news media analyst and host of fox's media buzz, howard kerts. >> jeb bush scott walker donald trump, marco rubio and the rest will be looking to create an indelible moment as ronald reagan did before a new hampshire debate even got under way. >> i am paying for this microphone! or getting a good jab as walter mondale did against gary hart by invoking a wendy's commercial. >> when i'm hearing your new idea i'm reminded of that ad. where's the beef? >> it helps the candidate connect to an important constituency as with george w. bush. >> governor bush a philosopher, they are and why? >> christ. because he changed my heart.

>> reporter: for launching an attack on an unpopular target such as the media. >> i think the destructive, vicious, negative nature of much of the news media makes it harder to govern this country. >> reporter: or even keep repeating a memorable slogan. >> let me answer dave's question with the 999 plan. >> reporter: but primary debates can be slippery. barack obama sounded condescending towards his rival. >> you're likable enough hillary. >> reporter: mitt romney coined an awkward phrase for dealing with illegal immigrants. >> the answer is self-deportation. people decide they can do better by going home because they can't find work here. >> reporter: rick perry vowed to abolish three federal agencies. >> i can't. the third one i can't. sorry. oops. >> reporter: and the wild card of the august 6th debate? how to deal with the bombastic trump. >> what a stiff. what a stiff. lindsey graham. >> reporter: there's a double challenge here. republican candidates have to finish in the top ten in national polling averages to

make fox's primetime debate. and then they have to perform well. bret? >> howard thanks. is the obama justice department really going after hillary clinton over her e-mails? we'll talk about it all with the panel when we come back.

i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone on my e-mail. there is no classified material. so i'm certainly well aware of the classification requirements and did not send classified material. >> we all have a responsibility to get this right. i have released 55,000 pages of e-mails. i have said repeatedly that i will answer questions before the house committee. we are all accountable to the american people to get the facts right. and i will do my part. >> well here are the facts about these e-mails classified information. sources close to this investigation tell fox that two inspectors general actually have determined that clinton's private account contains quote

hundreds of potentially classified e-mails. one investigator for the intelligence community revealed to congress there are at least four e-mails specifically with classified information in them. i'm going to read this. it's a little bit long. before i get to the panel. this is the i.g.'s statement. the inspector general's statement just this afternoon. "the ic intelligence community ig found four e-mails contain classified intelligence community derived information in a limited sample of 40 e-mails of the 30,000 e-mails provided by former secretary of state hillary clinton. the four e-mails which have not been released through the state foia process, did not contain classification markings and/or dissemination. these e-mails were not retroactively classified by the state department. rather these e-mails contained classified information when they were transmitted. they should never have been

transmitted via an unclassified personal system. the intelligence community i.g. made a referral detailing the potential compromise of classified information to security officials within the executive branch. the main purpose of the referral was to notify security officials that classified information may exist on at least one private server and thumb drive that are not in the government's possession. an important distinction is that the i.c. intelligence community's i.g. did not make a criminal referral. it was a security referral made for counter intelligence purposes. okay. with all of that let's bring in our panel. jason riley, columnist with the "wall street journal." ron fornier of the national journal and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. the pushback today was on the "new york times" saying it was a criminal referral. you see the definitive statement there. it wasn't a criminal referral. but it was a referral that could be criminal if the justice department launches an investigation. >> i could correct you. it wasn't the "new york times" that said it was a criminal referral. it was the doj that said it was

a criminal referral. >> exactly. "new york times" took it back. >> now what the "new york times" did a little sloppy reporting overnight. they originally made it look like hillary clinton was the target of the investigation. of course we don't know what the target is because there's not an investigation yet. but fact of the matter is the clinton campaign wants to season that. but the fact of the matter is as you just read she said there was no classified material in her e-mail and there was classified material in her e-mail. now we may have an investigation. and god knows where it will lead. because the big matter here as we've known is that she secreted and deleted our e-mails and for reasons that we still don't know why. >> that's bottom line. >> that's why this is a story today. because she took our e-mails rogue. that's the bottom line. that's why this is a story. not because of the "new york times," not because of the mean old republicans, not because of gentlemen, like me who have covered her for a long time and have a good deal of respect for her but keep pounding on her over this. all she's got to do is give the

server to achldthe i.g. and return some foreign money back that the foundation got and this could be done. she could run a clean campaign. >> every time she opens her mouth on this issue she loses credibility. she's lied about being subpoenaed. about how many devices she's used as secretary of state. she's lied about the nature of the sensitivity of the e-mails that she sent. it is hurting her and the credibility department and in the likability department. and i think that is the real long-term issue here. thatc poll that came out earlier this week that found her down to three leading candidates in the republican party in some swing states that wasn't the worst part. if you're team clinton, the worst part of those findings was that more than 50% of the people don't find her credible. an even higher percentage don't find her likable. and this scandal will continue to hurt those numbers. >> yeah. i just do want to read what the campaign said charles. nick merrill's statement saying this. "it is now more clear than ever

that the "new york times" report claiming there is a criminal inquiry sought in hillary clinton's use of e-mail is false. it has now been discredited by both the justice department and the ranking member of the house oversight committee. this incident shows the danger of relying on reckless inaccurate leaks from partisan sources." so that is a common theme to go after that process part. but the facts here on the statement are pretty clear. >> if the times were running for president, that would be a relevant defense. >> good point. >> it has nothing at all to do with the substance of the charge. it's what anybody would do who doesn't have a defense is to say look at the shiny object over here the times made a mistake. it is entirely irrelevant whether the referral was criminal or not. as ron said that will be determined by the doj, although i think it will snow in hell before the doj's going to go

after her. that they go after david petraeus for a lot less but not her for obvious reasons. it's an extremely politicized department of justice. but look, she told awnn untruth when she said that the e-mails from blumenthal were unsolicited. we saw in her own e-mails keep it coming. we know she was telling an untruth when she said she turned everything over related to her work. we now have the e-mails that came from another source from blumenthal. and here the relevant point is that intelligence community i.g. andrea williams said the e-mails she sent were classified at the time she sent them and they remain classified. so what she said in the press conference was obviously untrue. and that is the only issue at question here. >> i do want to play the state department sound bite where they were pressed on it today. but you're right. e-mails containing classified information when they were

generated, meaning that in some pile here ron, there are classified e-mails or portions of them. now, who goes through there and decides which e-mails are going to state and which e-mails are not? are they cleared for the classified information that they are seeing through those e-mails. >> as you know there's some responsibility that's borne naturally by the person who's guesting and receiving the e-mails even if they're not marked classified. there's some responsibility in knowing that they should be. on the media issue, i agree with you. look in our institution you talk about trust, the media institution, we're even below politician and we've earned it. it makes it easier for candidates like hillary clinton, and a few weeks ago marco rubio seizing on mistakes or exaggerations or holes in the story. marco rubio's case was also a "new york times" story deflecting from the real issue. again the real issue here is that she did wrong and it's obvious that she did wrong and she won't own up to it. >> i do want to play this sound bite from the state department today asking about the

classified part of it. >> you don't believe anything that she sent at the time was classified? because again the intelligence community believes that e-mails she sent were classified at the time she sent them and are still classified today. >> again, that's a question really for her and her people to answer answer. we don't believe that. upgrading them again. to our knowledge none of them needed to be classified at the time. >> to our knowledge. >> how about the ones that have been deleted? >> right. are the inspectors general part of the vast right wing conspiracy? it's hard to argue that they are. another problem that hillary has here is that she's seen as a vulnerable candidate by other democrats. there are other people more serious challengers than a bernie sanders, a joe biden or a john kerry, who could still get into this race. that is also a concern of clinton. >> does this lead to an independent prosecutor another

independent prosecutor for the clintons? >> you won't get a doj investigation. you surely won't get this administration appointing an independent prosecutor. >> okay. next up friday lightning round which will be lightning today.

it's friday time for candidate casino. we will start since we are talking with the hillary campaign democrats $100 in chips. jason? >> i'm going to give 80 to hillary clinton. i think she is still in the driver's seat. 10 to kerry and biden as well. drip drip of these scandals continue other democrats might think about getting. in. >> 80 to hillary, 10 to the rest of the field. and 1 to biden and another

big dog. >> another people not so sure about hillary. travis writes in 50 on hillary. 45 on bernie sanders. five on the field. this is travis' from twitter. patrick, 30 on clinton, 50 on o'malley who many thought had a tough week. 20 on sanders. okay. charles? >> i remain all in on hillary. $95 on hillary. 5 on an act of god. i would have added five for an act of doj except it's less likely that the doj will act and lightning there strike. >> how about the possibility of biden getting into this race. >> very slim. i think we are more likely to get somebody from outside. >> insecrecyingly likely as hillary clinton proves to be a poor candidate. >> this is the republican side. as you can see there is many more slots on the the roulette wheel. 16 of them right now. okay.

charles? >> you have got the top three. bush will beat out walker. each splitting each 25 and then we have the three outliers crews trump kasich, and i have to double my allocation for wine because the campaign has gotten so insane and have to jetson women and song. >> is this first. >> this is my first one. first is always the best. 30 for jeb. 25 for walker. 20 for rubio. this is a little bit celebrating those three. kasich 15. in a perfect world he would be a top tier candidate given his background and being from the midwest and ohio. $5 for mad as hell. >> put that on trump. >> no, no. because trump reflects this mad as hell move that i think could be for somebody who is not even in the field right now. obviously we are running out of that time. i think the world are looking for is something much more out there now. >> michael on twitter says 30 on walker.

30 on trump, 20 on cruz. 20 on rubio there are a lot of trump bets, actually. few of them just put the $100 black chip on trump saying it's all in. jason? >> i'm giving 35 to bush. 35 to rubio. 25 to walker. i think the fundamentals are what they have been for a long time. i'm giving 5 to cruz. because i think when the donald inevitably implodes, cruz stands to gain the most at least in the short run. >> emails go to jason. really quickly lightning on winners and losers. jason? >> my winner is uber who won a big victory in new york city where progressives have been trying to stop it frederick's anding. my loser is planned parenthood. videos of high ranking officials discussing selling the body parts of fetuses i think, is disgusting the public and caught the attention of the republican congress. planned parenthood could have more headaches coming down the road. >> winners and loser? >> winners are voters

expressing disappointment in the system and will continue to do that long after trump and sanders are out of the race. >> loser? >> loser is trump. thinks the campaign is about him and not about angry disenchanted voters and broken voting system. >> publisher in england whos would organizing an air lift of syrian christians. he himself was a refugee from austria in the second world war. the loser is israel. it will be called a pariah state if it opposes or does anything to stop the iranian nuclear program. iran, of course, is going to be declared a non-pariah state as a result. >> we made it through. that's it. stay tuned for your friday feedback.

growing up, we were german. we danced in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen. when i first got on ancestry i was really surprised that i wasn't finding all of these germans in my tree. i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. the big surprise was we're not german at all. 52% of my dna comes from scotland and ireland. so, i traded in my lederhosen for a kilt. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story. get started for free at ancestry.com. finally tonight, some of your replies to the friday feedback questions we asked during the program. concerning questions about hillary clinton's emails, we asked would the administration really investigate clinton?

from lydia pharaoh only if they are trying to take her down. johnny angel on facebook writes: i doubt anybody would be investigated let alone held accountable. instead this administrations gives promotions. kevin reports about trip to kenya they asked if the trip was necessary. when they called her late said it was not necessary. president should stay here and deal with our problems. self-indulgence and how much is it costing the taxpayers for this vacation? and during leland vitter's piece during china's he espionage why do you think united states isn't toucher on china? because they have our debt. jeff tweets when has he been tough on anything? some angry feedback tonight. thanks for inviting us into your home. that's it for this "special report." fair, balanced and unafraid. make it a great weekend. greta goes "on the record" right now. don't forget to get us your

questions on facebook. the debate less than two weeks from now. august 6th in cleveland. we want to hear from you. ♪ ♪ watching. welcome to the special edition of "hannity." the trump card. donald trump has burst on to the 2016 gop presidential scene. with an unapologetic no none sense approach. potential voters seem to be buying mr. trump's message. many of the other republican presidential candidates and mainstream media are not happy with the style or substance. here's a look at donald trump's rise in his presidential race. >> i am officially running for president of the united states. we are going to make our